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live from the white house with us now, casey, good to see you.republican reaction to the new focus on poverty? >> reporter: i think the reaction was more to this idea of romney doing a third presidential bid. if you think back to how he approached his run in 2012 you remember he first ran in 2008. he lost. he didn't win the nomination to john mccain. and then the sort of assessment of what went wrong then was romney flip-flopped too much tagged as somebody who couldn't stick to one position. when you saw him run in 2012 you saw him run under the banner of no apology and wouldn't back down from things he said or did, even if those around him were saying this might have been a mistake. you're seeing another go-round of that this time. in 2012 he made a couple of major mistakes the 47% and second of all a lot of people looked back and said we never got to know mitt romney the man. if we had gotten to know him better, we might have been more likely to vote for him. that's what you saw in the speech. that clip you showed and then second of all you saw

if an exclusive jail house interview with us if hell bauer said of the killings i don't know anything. notify knowledge about this. and i'm confused. i just want some answers. >>> serious construction accident at the site of controversial freeway project cal-trans is building a highway 101 bipass around the town of will lets in mendocino county. 5 workers were pouring concrete this afternoon when 150 foot section of the temporary steel wooden structure collapsed. this is video of the aftermath. one person was briefly trapped then rescued and rushed to a hospital with major injuries. 2 other workers were also hurt. no word on what caused the collapse. project has been plagued by massive cost overrun and environmental issues. >>> supporters of the black live movement packed a bart board meeting tonight. some escorted out for disrupting the meeting. stv protestors demand bart drop charges and possible fine against 14 people arrested after shutting down the west oakland bart station the day after thanksgiving. the so-called black friday 14 group was protesting shootings of black men by po

shared the plans with 11 bedrooms we become very concerned and we actually did reach out the owners of the house we asked to meet with them at the house and they refused to have a meeting with us at the anthony's house to show us what what we are doing and asked to meet them at the koecht he said their financially constrained and the plan 41 to rent as many rooms out anothers possible those bedrooms will not have access to a kitchen and using hot plates and micro waves to cook their food there's a lack the transparent about the planned and you know the lack of transparent and the serial are sprooit that's been going on to do the worked obviously concerned us if they're operating outside of the permits that brings up a safest issue and the process are put in place for our safety we're thrilled about on top of i didn't being in the neighborhood and thrilled will a about a family living we ask you on behalf of the neighbors and community that you did that this permit so that the city can inspects the premises and ask the comprehensive set of planned and move forward for the betterment of our community. >> next speaker aid good evening. i'm the designer for the property i only hav

if an exclusive jail house interview with us if hell bauer said of the killings i don't know anything. notify knowledge about this. and i'm confused. i just want some answers. >>> serious construction accident at the site of controversial freeway project cal-trans is building a highway 101 bipass around the town of will lets in mendocino county. 5 workers were pouring concrete this afternoon when 150 foot section of the temporary steel wooden structure collapsed. this is video of the aftermath. one person was briefly trapped then rescued and rushed to a hospital with major injuries. 2 other workers were also hurt. no word on what caused the collapse. project has been plagued by massive cost overrun and environmental issues. >>> supporters of the black live movement packed a bart board meeting tonight. some escorted out for disrupting the meeting. stv protestors demand bart drop charges and possible fine against 14 people arrested after shutting down the west oakland bart station the day after thanksgiving. the so-called black friday 14 group was protesting shootings of black men by po

house. >>> with us our political director john dickerson, political correspondent nancy cordes and peggy noonanannoonan columnistcolumn columnist. happy new year. >> happy new year. >> i think we've got a couple of big clues on how things are going to go down. first of all the republicans who don't control the house and senate yet are feeling their oats. they slipped in a few big priorities at the last minute and democrats had a choice to make. they came down to two camps. you had one camp who said look we don't love this but it's going to get worse, we have to take this deal. you have other democrats like nancy pelosi saying no we've got to to take a stand because it's only going to get worse for us in the new year and we have to show we have limits and we won't get pushed around. in the end, that white house and the wing of the democratic party won, but i think you can see going forward it's not going to be republicans against the democrats but you're going to have two camps deciding on what the issues. >> so what is it. >> they want corporate and individual tax reform. leader mcconnell, th

if an exclusive jail house interview with us if hell bauer said of the killings i don't know anything. notify knowledge about this. and i'm confused. i just want some answers. >>> serious construction accident at the site of controversial freeway project cal-trans is building a highway 101 bipass around the town of will lets in mendocino county. 5 workers were pouring concrete this afternoon when 150 foot section of the temporary steel wooden structure collapsed. this is video of the aftermath. one person was briefly trapped then rescued and rushed to a hospital with major injuries. 2 other workers were also hurt. no word on what caused the collapse. project has been plagued by massive cost overrun and environmental issues. >>> supporters of the black live movement packed a bart board meeting tonight. some escorted out for disrupting the meeting. stv protestors demand bart drop charges and possible fine against 14 people arrested after shutting down the west oakland bart station the day after thanksgiving. the so-called black friday 14 group was protesting shootings of black men by po

house and senate? for more on the president's message, i'm joined by valerie jarrett, senior adviser to president obama joining us from the white house. valerie, thank you very much for being with us. >> my pleasure andrea. >> good to see you. this is a very big day. the president said he wanted to work with republicans in 2015 at the end of the year but his tax reproposals that have been released in the last couple of days are never going to fly with this republican congress. so is he -- >> they certainly fly with the american people, andrea. what you'll hear from the president tonight the state of our union is strong but he's determined to make it even stronger. that means applying middle class economics that's going to grow the middle class and provide ladders of opportunity to families who want to move into the middle class. that's what the american people are asking for. he's not going to give up working with congress to try to get that done. >> so far you have better economic numbers, 45% of americans say they are satisfied with the economy in our latest nbc news/wall street journal poll. the president doesn't seem to get the credit for that but it does seem to lift peopl

with more news. doctors will be in. they join us for "sunday house call" as always. back to "sunday morning futures" with maria. >>> the country has to face issues that may affect long term competitiveness. i'm going to mention five. i've spoken to the white house about it. everyone puts five in the category. tax reform in general. simplify it, broaden the base, reduce it, become more competitive globally immigration reform. most democrats and republicans i know support immigration reform. they may dimpffer on pieces. education. think of secondary education the most where a lot of kids are in inner city schools. the president mentioned community education. we think it's critical community schools tie up local businesses. degrees mean something, those degrees get jobs. if it's effective -- i think it can be effective if it's locally not just nationally. infrastructure. most people agree we don't do good intrastructure planning. roads, bridges tunnels hospitals. we need to do that city state, federal government level. and one more oh trade. most people want thoughtful t

thank you for being with us. the house of representatives from 1807 to 1857. ive presidents were nominated in this very room. congressman from michigan, thank you for being with us. ranking member on ways and means. and means. the president lays out a very bold tax policy. >> we have had to seeing now several years of recovery in terms of not only in discernible but unemployment going down. now the question is how we make sure the middle class amid tax provisions. so many other things. so we need to make sure that the benefits meet the middle class. the whole issue. that is what this is really all about. >> you have a new partner on the ways and means committee you talk about community college, equal pay changes in the tax code that the president has proposed. a glamour of bipartisanship and anything that the president mentioned that you think that your committee can work together on? >> i hope so. i think the key was at the end. essentially the president called out on all of us. the issues are so important that we need to try. they are so important that we nee

, rapid, therapy for those newly infected with hiv and a retention initiative which we hope over the years to include more and more on housing because all of us agree with supervisor campos that the elephant in the room for anything that is happening in san francisco right now is the desperate need for housing, especially for middle, low income people and people affected by disabilities like hiv. our retention effort will focus these patients at risk of becoming loss to care or loss in care. it's important this is feasible and a financially sound initiative because the expansion of access to health insurance due to the affordable care act so we have a great debt of thanks to president obama. let me introduce my consortium members presenting today. dr. diane hadley chief of the division of san francisco aids in san francisco general hospital. dr. susan buck binder at bridge and at san francisco department of public health and kneel jewel ano and the first presenter and the chief executive officer of the san francisco aids foundation. >> good morning. thank you mr. chairman, supervisors. i will present some information today just to give you an

staffing needs both in building inspections and housing inspections if we need to look at our code enforcement because their they do actually come to us with issues in this housing even though we are that not responsible we had the mou and heard the complaints and their accustomed with our housing distribution - it would be great to hook in now that's why our program is there our c opt project. >> i want to recognize what a night mayor it must have been obviously going forward workout the issue but please communicate what we have we can do we said this is a journey we have to take together and this is something we need to work together any personal feeling bans the history i know change is difficult for people that live in those activity apartment is this is a new type of change that is far the better so hopefully you know in time that will present be seen as the outbursts that happened here to good luck and once again, we're here we're concerned in our role because we're as a commission i know a lot of decisions are made and we're just told to take care of it we want to be up front and is you're going to have logic issues here how can i g

with detectives. another resident in the house is cooperating with us at this time but right now we are not release first degree we know it was self-inflicted or something else it's suspicious in nature and we are cooperating with the buck county authorities. >> the authorities would include the bucks county district attorney's office and investigators are still at thewity thewityier add and they are said to be here at the bensalem police department. >>> new jersey correspondent nora muchanic is live there for us in mount holly with the story tonight. >> reporter: hi there monica the burlington county fire marshall says that the cause of this blaze is undetermined investigators have not been able to work the scene because during the day it was hot and unstable and crews have been knocking down walls and periodically wetting the place down and fenced off now after this enormous fire in the vacant building. >> the occupantsy was ablaze and the intense heat. and the glass was so hot. >> the three-alarm fire started at 3:00 a.m. >> we had fire throughout that section of the building and the houses across the

with another vietnam vet. >> that's right. >> and the nixon white house wasn't happy with you. >> the nixon white house, imagined i could usehis word about a president, a presidency, sneakily, prepped the guy, young guy who was a right-winger to oppose kerry, left winger, called t.v. booking. as they saw it. kerry was effecti. so was the other fellow but the white house wasn't thrilled. they thought i didn't let him -- i am just sorry nixon is not with us. let me take that back instantly. what i mean is, i'm sorry he didn't live long enough to see my dick cavett's watergate which was on pbs and you can find it online, and you must see it. dick cavett's water graduate. you can find the whole show. somebody found that i had tons of watergate stuff on my show. i had mitchell. i had g gordon liddy. and you can see him ask if i am a jew, ask somebody. and if you want to just a sample, youtube has the moment where nixon says to his lickspeetle, hr that woulderman, what can we do to screw him? have you ever seen your name mentioned by the president of the most powerful man in the country who wants to screw you? context? >> the son

with us. we've got white house correspondent michelle kosinski with us now.istoric deal with china as it relates to greenhouse gases and climate change. there is one to be discussed with a deal in india. do we expect it to be as bold as the deal with china. >> reporter: the obama administration would like it to be that bold. the announcement with china was a big deal for the administration the reduction of gases over the next 20 and more years, that they would be having emissions emissions. things like that. but keep in mind that environmentalists in this country and around the world criticized the deal saying it didn't go far enough and that didn't hold china responsible enough. so it's unclear if there is an agreement here what that would entail or would it go even farther. on the nuclear deal it's big news today in india. made media here is reporting that a deal with india has been finalized and that there are two points to it. first of all, the india would relax its liability requirements that is really prevented the u.s. and other countries from building

cnn's erin mcpike is at the white house with for us. likely is that the president will get what he wants and lays out during the state of the union address? >> reporter: frankly, not likely at all. and let's talk about why. first, the way he wants to pay for those tax breaks the revenue and how he wants to raise it. first, he wants to raise tax rates on capital gains. currently that's 20%. he wants to raise that to 28%. thatanethema to republicans. he wants to raise revenue in the institutions. it's estimated they could raise $320 billion that way. but there was talk about this on the sunday morning shows today. dan pfeiffer was on nbc's "meet the press." she's a senior adviser to president obama. republican congressman jason chaffitz was on "state of the union." you can see that these two are on very different pages. listen to their comments. >> a simple proposition that now that the economy's in a stronger place than it's been in a long time we need to double down on our efforts to deal with wage stag nation and declining economic mob

house got destroyed, completely flooded. he got hit with flying glass and his house was so flooded that he had to be evacuated with rescue teams using loader to get into his house. he had 70 stitches when he came out of it. i asked him, you know what's going on now, do you really want to come back here? take a listen. >> well no. this is probably it. sell the property and get out. i just have no answers to my future right now. i've got a pretty bleak future today, tomorrow and the next day, so we'll see what happens. i'm trying to laugh it off, you know. think about tomorrow and not yesterday, okay. >> reporter: he got a little emotional there, but tim is going to press on because he basically has to press on with his livelihood somewhere along the coastline of massachusetts. he makes his living as a commercial fisherman. erin. >> brian, just one thing i have to ask you. when you talk about those snow farms and the mounds i'm curious, you know what do they do when they have temperatures like you're talking about, subzero windchill for days and days another storm coming. it's not going to melt. so what do they do as the piles just ge

guest authored a bill that challenges the administration's fiat on emigration and joining us with a member of the house foreign affairs good to have you with us but first congratulations getting the bill passed what is necessary to stop the executive order? >> i appreciate you having me on. we have to get back to the rule of law. the president doesn't have the authority and it will be proven according to article one section and womack eight of the constitution and the president has overstepped that with the 22 times he said he did not have the authority to do this and he is a constitutional lawyer and when he signed the executive embassy on november 20 he said he is changing the law. he cannot do that he will end up losing. lou: the district court judge decides today his fiat was unconstitutional. but the reality is that has to play out in court and it is interesting the white house immediately dismissed the judge his authoritarian and does not believe you or the congress has coequal status with him nor the judicial branch either. >> i agree. that is the purpose of the bill we saw this action in a and

affordable housing and so a recommendation that we launch and affordable housing fund with public and private dollars, that will help us with the acquisition and rehab of sites and buildings for maintaining affordable housing and constructing new affordable housing. the third recommendation is that we enable a wider band of households to benefit from affordable housing so one of the clear things that came out of if housing working group is that you really don't have any resources and incentives for maintaining and building new housing for those residents who are in our middle income work force category and that that is of increasing importance given the dynamics in the city. several recommendations along those lines, one that we allow developers to dial up their inclusionary requirements so we can actually provide more incentives for developers to develop housing in that 60 to 100% of ami category. also, that we pilot a series of mixed income projects so we can help get more of our market rate developers to actually develop work force housing as part of their larger developments and we expand the reach of our down team

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with us. let's start with this, this character assassination effort on the part of the white house against the prime minister of israel. what do you make of it? i have never seen the like of it. >> no, i haven't either. but it certainly began right from january 2009. this relationship has never been right. it has -- it has been so distinctively different than any previous relationship of a us president and an israeli prime minister. the facts are, israel is our number one ally in the region. one of our great allies in the world. and our presidents, despite maybe having policy disagreements at times with an israeli prime minister have always had good relationships. this relationship obviously is not anywhere near where it should be. and as a result of that it's hurting israel. that's the truth of it. >> and i'm going to be talking to the former us ambassador to the united states, daniel ayalon here later. but this relationship now. i mean, this is petty. petulant. spiteful. efforts on the part of the obama white house to attack our allies and the resonates representatives of their government in

washington politics -- president obama met with congressional leaders at the white house to set priorities for the new year. peter cook is at the white house and he joins us with the details and the drama. good afternoon. >> good afternoon, mark. this was the first meeting between the president and congressional leadership since republicans took over the house and the senate. there were some smiles for the cameras to be sure as reporters were led in just briefly to hear the opening comments. there was disagreement as well. the president not budging from his fico thread over the keystone pipeline legislation. -- veto threat. there was some talk of cooperation on particular issues, trade, taxes and cyber security. >> i think we agree this is an area where we can work hard together to get some legislation done and make sure that we are much more effective in protecting the american people from these kinds of cyberattacks. >> that issue has moved up on the radar screen since the sony hack incident. sending legislation to congress today that the president believes there can be bipartisan agreement on or greater sharing between the private sector and the govern

us now, a member of the house republican leadership who has led the way on an incremental approach to legislation. we're joined by bob. chairmen of the house jewishjudiciary committee. thank you for being with us. the invitation to netanyahu is a stirring moment of maneuver on the part of the speaker and the white house obviously left dumbfounded, slack jawed and flat-footed as a result, what what are your thoughts? >> you look at the state of the union yesterday and you think, there he goes again. this speech was chock-full of things the american people didn't vote for in november. mistrust. overregulation of the economy. putting burden on american families. taking away the college savings tax benefits that millions of american families rely upon to send their families to college. in the midst of that, he issues four veto threats when he supposedly is coming to the congress to talk about working with the congress for the benefit of the american people. they don't buy it. we didn't buy it. the speaker didn't buy it. the invitation, which i'm so pleased prime minister netanyahu has accepted is a strong signal that the congress will watch this circumstance with a hawk and that we are going to

joining with us his perspective now, john sununu former new hampshire governor and chief of staff of the white houseresident george h.w. bush. john, great to see you. let me start with iran. menendez, senator menendez saying the president's talking points on iran and now he's lined up. what do you make of the delay until at least the 24th of march for a vote? >> look menendez was right the first time but the democrats in the senate with a little pressure from the white house has given him a month and a half breathing room. look, the timing is not the issue, it's the silliness of the policy. this man is negotiating with a country that is determined to have nuclear weapons, and there is no way he is going to keep them from going in that direction, unless he negotiates tough and hard and does it with the backing it up if you will with the might of the u.s. in some respect. he does not know how to negotiate. he gives the store away. and this is a very critical store he's giving away. lou: another alleged giveaway that's the unilateral normalization of relations with cuba. do you see that as exactly the

mike viqueira at the white house for us. with all that is going on in the world. the two leaders come back to iran today. >> these were the questions those talks to suspend iran's nuclear program that potentially would have military applications have been extended once. they've been extended another time. now the president said they're less than a 5050 chance of succeeding. given all that what is happening now in the republican-controlled congress is a new sanctions bill moving towards congress to improve economic sanctions on iran and here is prime minister david cameron visiting with the president. a close working relationship. they're calling on lawmakers not to do it. they would be back to square one and military operations and strikes would ensue around the iran nuclear facility. those are how high the stakes are. president obama asking congress, quote, hold your fire on those sanctions. let's see if we can get that deal with iran. if we do, it would be historic. here's a little bit more of what he had to say. >> congress should be aware if this democratic di

democrat to cavemen page bear remembering in 1950 to have republicans at the white house was attacking german with using anti-communism saving from depression and world war ii. he was scared of the right to believe that for a liberal democrat to succeed you have to be tough on foreign policy. to say again and again and part of the epidemic that led the country deeper into the war had to do with these political fears. you can see i have many conversations where johnson is more and early in 1964 or 65 the war was a bad idea. and also been warned that conservative is a conversation may 27, 1964 talking about vietnam and johnson says i have held in this region i don't know what i will do. they said it is a mess. it is really essential to the cold war. you'll end up in a much bigger war and in another conversation everyone will hate you by the time this is over. but they did not know how to get out. part of the political features led deeper into the war he wanted to protect the coalition to protect the white house and did not want to endanger the coalition that was producing things like the voting rights act

that is so, so important that we understand the house, the senate, the presidency, but most of all the power that lies with people. the rules package helps us to achieve these goals. h.res. 5 is a continuation a of house republicans' efforts to streamline processes to increase transparency, and to improve accountability. specifically, it preserves the important reforms that were made in the previous two congresses. it also adds a few perfecting amendments and ordered to help further advance our twin goal of transparency and openness for all the members of this body. i'd like to take a few minutes if i can to highlight some of the key parts of this rules package, if i can, mr. speaker. first, it builds upon the fiscal restraint imposed upon the federal government by house republicans in the last two congresses. we've seen in the last four years that the american economy is able to grow when the government shrinks, and less taxpayer money is used to support the government. more freedom and opportunity, we should have a smaller government and a larger free enterprise system. that's a goal. limited government means unlimited opportunity for peo

house and congress. this is one hour. >> our sunday round table. gentlemen, thank you for being with us. i want to begin by asking what the biggest challenge your party will be facing as they try to lead in the congress and deal with democrats and the white house. >> we have been the minority in the senate for a while. we have not had the ability to have people meet us halfway. this will be a real challenge for our leaders to find a way to get things done, and find a way to make positive changes and still be able to make changes that can pass and get through a senate and president that are eager for a fight on some issues. >> one of the early debates will be on immigration. one of the republicans in the united states senate, lindsey graham, told cnn this past month, if we don't at least make a down payment on solving the problem and rationally dealing with it, 11 main people in the country illegally, he we become the party of self deportation in 2015 and 2016, then the chance of winning the white house i think is almost nonexistent. agree or disagree with that? >> we have got to look like

is expected to get the congressional approval heading with a showdown to the white house with a veto. >> and now with us at the table for a post-state of the union run down joined by howard fineman, the new editorial director at the huffington post. congratulations. >> thank you. we have 15 international version and we want to put together with what happens in the u.s. with what happens around the world. it used to be said all politics is global as the president demonstrated last night. >> thank you for that title. congratulations. >> integral actic is -- integral actick. >> there was some nasa in that statement. >> and boy was he strong last night on the progressionive vision and how to get the economy moving on fairness and recovery. fantastic speech. some reporters think where was this man during the first term? >> yes. were i a losing democrat from the last election i would say where was this guy during the campaign? where were these ideas during the campaign? these are not radical ideas the president was pushing out. yes, they are progressive but hardly earth shaking. paid sick leave, help with com

built for business. >>> president obama will meet with top leaders from both parties at the white house later today. and here with usrom maryland. congressman steny hoyer. >> steny, it's great to have you here. a lot of americans hope that washington is going to start getting some things done. obviously there have been problems over the past four years. can you name an issue or two that democrats and the house can work with republicans in the house and get something over to the senate and signed by the president? >> well, very frankly, we have on the floor this week as you know, the funding of the department of homeland security which is designed to keep our country and our people safe. you would think that's an area and i hope it's going to be an area where we can come together and act in a bipartisan american fashion, not a partisan fashion, to fund our security agency. >> so what's the problem with that? >> well, right now republicans appear to be offering amendments which deal with the immigration issue, not the funding of the department of homeland security. if we continue to do that not just americans but the

joining with us his perspective now, john sununu former new hampshire governor and chief of staff of the white houseush. john, great to see you. let me start with iran. menendez, senator menendez saying the president's talking points on iran and now he's lined up. what do you make of the delay until at least the 24th of march for a vote? >> look menendez was right the first time but the democrats in the senate with a little pressure from the white house has given him a month and a half breathing room. look, the timing is not the issue, it's the silliness of the policy. this man is negotiating with a country that is determined to have nuclear weapons, and there is no way he is going to keep them from going in that direction, unless he negotiates tough and hard and does it with the backing it up if you will with the might of the u.s. in some respect. he does not know how to negotiate. he gives the store away. and this is a very critical store he's giving away. lou: another alleged giveaway that's the unilateral normalization of relations with cuba. do you see that as exactly the same analog? >> you kn

but we want to begin with breaking news from early this morning at the white house. >> nick giovanni joins us park with more. nick? >> reporter: mike, andrea, no longer appears to be an active scene surrounding the white house. the lights are on inside, flashlights are off outside. but the white house has confirmed the reason we saw teams of secret service agents in the early hours this morning was because of a device recovered on the grounds of the white house. they haven't confirmed exactly what that device was, but the ap has been reporting over the last hour that device was a drone. white house spokesperson josh earnest has said it poses no threat, as president obama and first lady michelle obama are currently spending the day in new delhi, india. again that is the latest information we have from the white house. we have yet to hear from secret service. we have reached out to them. if they pass along any information we will certainly do the same. nick giovanni wusa9. >> this is happening on the same day where a man from iowa who was a white house intruder is scheduled to be sentenced on m

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democratic source tells us gwen moore's office has been in touch with the white house about a plan she says that she and roughly 50 other members of congress all house members at this point plan to hold up pencils in solidarity with "charlie hebdo" newspaper magazine in france after those brutal attacks in paris, but this is not a coordinated effort with the white house, wolf. we do expect the president to talk about the attacks on "charlie hebdo" in paris, but as part of this overall emphasis on finding terrorism and rooting out violent extremism, according to our source the white house did not wave off the congresswoman for doing this and asked for a list of lawmakers who might do this. should be a stirring moment. >> could be very, very dramatic. stand by. we're getting more information on this. chief national correspondent, dana bash. i see you have a special guest. >> reporter: i do. few people know more about the threat of terror than dianne