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and the president, last night, well, he noticed what jake was saying. jake? >> reporter: good evening, diane. that's right. whether or not the government shuts down tomorrow at midnight remains up in the air. congressional leaders are meeting with president obama this evening at the white house to try to hammer out a last-minute deal. and the clock is ticking. last night on "world news," we told you the story of louisville, kentucky's, j.t. henderson, his wife and their adopted son, worried about not receiving their tax refund. >> if i could speak to the president or the congressional leadership, i would just tell them -- >> reporter: and at least one negotiator was watching. >> j.t. said if he could speak directly to all of us in washington, he would tell us that all of this political grandstanding has effects as it trickles down to normal, everyday americans. there's no reason why we should not be able to complete a deal, unless we've made a decision that politics is more important than folks like j.t. henderson. >> reporter: today, j.t. told us he apprecia

and jake tapper is at the white house for us tonight. jake? >> reporter: diane, some advisers cautioned the president not to address this issue, because a long protracted discussion by republican presidential candidates about where the president was born could help make those republicans look unserious. but ultimately, president obama decided that this birther nonsense was just too much of a distraction. it's the lie that would not die. >> he doesn't have a birth certificate. now, he may have one, but there's something on that, maybe religion, maybe it says he's a muslim. i don't know. >> this really is the biggest hoax every contemplated against our country in 200 years. >> reporter: president obama came before the american people today to provide even more documentation that he was born in the u.s. and is thus constitutionally eligible for the position he holds. >> i was born in hawaii, august 4th, 1961. >> reporter: the birther smear appears to have been hatched in anonymous e-mail campaign in the spring of 2008. then-senator obama responde

to weigh in now for us, alex marquardt, who is in benghazi, libya, and jake tapper at the white house. >> reporte so, jake, what does the white house think end game is at this point, if there is an end game in sight? >> reporter: the most likely, they say, is gadhafi leaving on his own, just feeling squeezed. they describe new intelligence as reporting that those around gadhafi are skittish and very nervous about the direction gadhafi is taking them. and then least likely is the idea of the rebels carrying out a military victory over gadhafi's troops. >> what about that, alex? did the rebels think they could actually achieve a military victory, even from here, it looks impossible? >> reporter: well, they are hoping it won't come to that. but we've seen the last few days they are outmatched. they are outgunned. they will not be able to march on tripoli without arms and air strikes from the international community. >> alex, we are hearing that they do have new communications equipment, even some new weapons? do you see signs of that? do you have any idea where it is coming from? >> repo

those are big achievements from the republicans. >> okay, jake. let's go now to your colleague and mine, jon karl, our man con capitol hill. the votes are still going on. let's talk about this planned parenthood rider. how much of a sticking point was that? was that the republicans playing tough poker or were they really committed to getting that through? >> reporter: well, it's a big priority for republicans. republicans hate the idea that planned parenthood gets more than $300 million a year in federal money. even though none of that money actually goes to abortion. they don't like the fact that it goes to an organization that provides abortion and they don't trust that the money is not fungible. so, it is a big issue. but about this, speaker boehner said, bill, over and over again, publicly and i am told priva privately, that this was all about the money, about the spending. he wanted to push this as far as he could to get the biggest number he could get. and he got a pretty big number. he certainly got a lot more than the democrats were orj na

some dissent bubblegum three three two great show i don't know i don't know why all the hate towards jake it's important to have all reasonable reasonable views including the mainstream one well gullible even though he describes himself as the establishment guy i think we're just as mainstream as jake but even luke and i are on the same page with everything and that's exactly why they're part of the show both do incredible work behind the scenes as well and when it comes down to what we're all fighting for i don't jake's got my back so we have a couple more comments from you two from luke bessie who writes i love your show adam but i think it may be time that we stop using the propaganda of the state this idea that soldiers are fighting for our freedom is ridiculous i appreciate your heart and your intentions and i believe that you may honestly think that you are protecting us but this is just not the case. war breeds war we have to start being honest about the tough issues fears so i certainly appreciate the sentiment and you're right i don't have any illusions about what i was doing whe

pierre is about jake getting himself better. >> shields is not a typical fighter. us a single parent and a vegetarian. >> vegetarian my whole life. single father of a 10-year-old daughter, a san francisco resident. lived here for ten years. i love the city. >> in this city his fans love him. >> what's going through your head as you see him do his thing? >> i'm speechless. it is just amazing to see him. >> in the sport this is the pinnacle. win this fight and shields becomes a legend. >> especially with the giants win last year. if i could go pull out a world title that would be the two, the world series, ufc champion, maybe get the 49ers winning again. >> no world series ring but a championship belt would be just fine for shields. in san francisco, i'm john sasaki, ktvu, channel 2 news. >>> if you are into this you can find unedited video with shields and look for it on our website ktvu.com under the right now section. >> head back to the tank and sports wrap. hear from sharks players and what went wrong on the ice. >> easter is to him but keep an umbrella handy. m

as for jake's dad, he says he was simply protecting his son.od morning america," rob nelson, abc news, new york. >>> and joining us live now, are the father and son on that tape. a judge has ordered them to have no contact. we've kept them separate this morning. jake is here with his mom, kimberly kimberly. and his dad, scott. i watched that tape three times. and i actually could not imagine what would be going through your mind when you're saying take his eyes out, smash his head on the sidewalk. >> i understand that. and when i see that video, too, i'm just disgusted at the things i said. what everybody doesn't know and what transpired several, six months prior to that what led up to that incident is threats to my son. vulgar -- you know just comments said on facebook and other social media sites. texting. all that time. what that video doesn't show -- >> sir, i understand the video doesn't show that. but smash his head on the sidewalk? that boy could have been killed. >> you know when that happened things happen quickly. and the emotions tha

counsel rod pepys here to tell us how he decided to run for office i got elected the next day with a jake and luke will explain what you need to do to protect the data on your phone from the police and check in with gary frenchy for a police state update it might not qualify as a qur'an burning good time but at least you're watching adam vs the man. in one thousand nine hundred four at the end of world war two forty four allied nations gathered together at the mount washington hotel in bretton woods new hampshire for the united nations monetary and financial conference the delegates there created the bretton woods agreements which established the international monetary fund and the us dollar is the global reserve currency thus securing an unprecedented economic advantage for the federal reserve system here in the united states which controls the rate the dollars are created and who gets them first in one nine hundred seventy one president nixon took the u.s. dollar off the gold standard so that dollars could not be redeemed for gold even hypothetically and thus we entered the age of globa

jake tapper broke the news the announcement would come before dawn today. he's at the white house tonight. >> reporter: here's a video from senator obama four years ago. a campaign appearance of hope, making promises of change. >> we want something new. we want to turn the page. >> reporter: we can end a war, the campaign said then. e can end a war, lanet. the campaign said then. we can save the planet. we can change the world. here's the video president obama sent out this morning declaring his candidacy. >> i don't agree with obama on everything, but i respect him and i trust him. >> reporter: it's the difference between running as an inspiring blank slate and as an incumbent leading the nation mired in three wars, including libya, with close to 9% unemployment and a controversial record such as the health care law. in 2007 and 2008, courtney height worked for the obama campaign all over the country. today she argues the president needs to be bolder to convince young people that elections matter. >> we didn't see the action we thought we were going to get

jake? >> reporter: good evening, george. well, that's right. republicans said president obama's speech was light on specifics and heavy on raw politics. what does all this out of control government borrowing mean for you? it means eventually, because of all the interest on the debt, the government will stop being able to pay for programs like medicare, schools, law enforcement, highways, bridges, food programs for the poor. >> all the things the government does for us, it will have to do a lot less of. our lives will be significantly diminished. >> reporter: today, president obama outlined his plan to reduce the deficit and big battle lines have emerged. the president wants to raise $1 trillion in new revenues by letting the bush tax cuts on higher income americans expire next year. >> it's a basic reflection of our belief that those who have benefited most from our way of life can afford to give back a little bit more. >> reporter: republicans call that a non-starter. >> if we're going to resolve our differences and do something meaningful, ra

they support people they disagree with all the time for the sake of political expediency but yeah jake's not a neocon he is however hosting tomorrow's show that's right tune in tomorrow for a special edition of this show jake dilbert resents the adam vs the man royal wedding spectacular featuring luke without ski and charlie beech and he's out of jail in time i'll be enjoying my day off by hunting down.

them we were founded by overthrowing the marquis of england this at a ration of the british royalty jake announced a treason. and we are saying aren't submitting to the what we are talking about on what you are turning bad words to lick the boot that stood on our throne as a country are you say a bootlicker rather than the the declaration of independence we hold these truths to be self-evident that all men are created equal but they are now by their creator with certain unalienable rights that among these are life liberty and the pursuit of happiness that to secure these rights governments are instituted among men driving their just powers from the consent of the governed so maybe it's the consent thing here and that's the problem since no one forced the massive crowds to gather in london today and no one forced anderson cooper to pretend that he cares about hats and dresses. maybe he wasn't pretending. this is the problem and all you in the media and all you'll merican gawkers who cover the royal wedding without condemning the idea of royalty are lowering yourselves you know those peopl

jake, how far apart are they, and is someone going to blink? >> reporter: they're pretty far apart right now. president obama hosted congressional leaders at the oval office for about an hour and ten minutes. here's where each side is coming from. republicans want $61 billion in spending cuts. they also want to cut funding to national public radio and to planned parenthood. democrats, president obama, want $33 billion in proposed spending cuts and they want to fund npr and planned parenthood. it does not sound as though there was much progress at today's meeting. one source told me, we still have a lot of talking to do. diane? >> so, give us a realistic prediction about a government shutdown? >> reporter: well, i'd say right now it's about 50/50, though both sides say they want to avoid it. they're also all preparing for a shutdown. the white house sent out a memo to departments and agencies, telling them to alert top managers to prepare for a contingency for a shutdown. they are still having negotiations. house speaker boehner met with democra

>> well, thank you, jake. as we said, he's under a lot of pressure these days. >>> and we turn now from taxes to how the taxpayer dollars are spent. a new report out today reveals that some of the tea party politicians sounding the alarm about government handouts are taking handouts themselves. jon karl caught up with them today. >> reporter: republicans rode into power on a wave of tea party anger over big government and promised to do something about it. >> rein in the runaway spending. >> end the excessive spending. >> we were sent here in november to do a job. >> reporter: but at least five house members tied to the tea party movement collected more than $100,000 in federal farm subsidies since 1995, totaling more than 8 million taxpayer dollars. at the top of the list, congressman stephen fincher of frog jump, tennessee. you directly had $110,000 in subsidies. according to a new study by the liberal environmental working group, fincher's family farm received more than $3 million in subsidies since 1995. m

let me pick up with you where i left off with jake tapper. are you picking up the same vibrations on capitol hill that we are closer to a deal now than we were at the beginning of the day? >> reporter: absolutely. the expectation here, among democrats and republicans, is that they are so close that they can get a deal by midnight. of course, those last minute things can break this up. but they really believe both sides they can get a deal by midnight and that they can do it in a way that prevents the government from shutting down. but george, that clock is ticking. >> that's right. as you say, nothing would surprise any of the negotiators right now. >>> but if that shutdown comes, the shockwaves would hit americans here at home and onto the front lines in afghanistan, throwing, as we said, a wrench into everything from tax refunds and adoptions to that next paycheck most military families depend on. david wright spent the day finding out how americans are bracing for the impact, and he's in san diego tonight. david? >> reporter: good evening,

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of benjamin of code pink joints jake and i and tell us how death and taxes aren't a certainties but go hand in hand atlas shrugged comes out today and we'll check in with film professor craig that while and sit down with abby alger of the leadership institute and andrew sharp of young americans for liberty about the surge we're seen in objectivism welcome to the last episode of the first week out on versus the man. they're currently about ninety thousand troops on the ground in afghanistan and that's not counting at least as many non military personnel on our government payroll in that country that we will probably never get a percent number on it costs about one million dollars to keep a single soldier deployed for a year there and according to cost of war dot com the war in afghanistan is nearing four hundred billion dollars and cost by the way iraq has cost us nearly twice that and those estimates are very conservative as they don't include things like base pay for soldiers deployed the interest on the debt that we are incurring or the cost of taking care of the troops when we come

joining now city is my good friend jake the libretto jake you served as a marine in iraq in afghanistan do you have any moral qualms about your service oh i mean the men i served with i love them tremendously they're heroes in my heart and we did what we were stoled to do put the politicians that sent us to these wars the people in washington that sit behind the ivory towers of academia and lobby money except they sent us to wars that were problematic for me yes. you know i just when you raise it so i want to make it clearer for the audience here as well because a lot of people assume that because we're having a conversation like this about some of these sensitive issues about morality and conscience and war that you know where we had some bad experience in the military and i don't you know that can be further from the truth you know you heard my story about guarding detainees and you know if it does bother me in a profound way but this is i had fun iraqi yes it was i mean i enjoyed my time there i mean that's why i saw the reasons for that challenge you know and we really you know i kn

sadly, that's already been taken by a guy named jake burton.an entire lifestyle, an olympic sport and a multibillion dollar industry basically by himself. all of it because of a simple $10 toy from his childhood. >> the minute i got on it, i was into it. and i thought there was a sport there. it was not marketed as a sport. >> reporter: the wood plank with a rope attached. searching downhill. back then, it was a passing fad to nearly everyone but burton. >> i graduated from college in '77. i had a pretty good job in new york city. i wasn't very happy. and that idea was still there that there was a sport there. >> reporter: so, he dropped everything, moved to vermont, blew his $100,000 inheritance and created his first crude snowboard. just one problem. he had no idea what he was doing. >> i can only use the factory from, like, midnight until 4:00 in the morning, so, this was probably 3:30, i think. i had this little wood-working shop. i bought this powerful rou fufuo shape the board. twice the router shot boards out. >> reporter: nothing like n

we will go to jake tapper. the white house maintained so long it was not necessary. >> that's right. president obama told aids he was sick of it being a distraction and wanted to talk about the priorits of the whitit and versus the questions of the republicans and it came up on television and in brews about his birth certificate and whether or not there is proof that he was born in this country. they released three years ago his short form certificate of live birth. but with the private attorney returning from hawaii with a copy of the original long form birth certificate the president hopes to put it to bed and what the debate said about the politics and budget and two wars in libya and whether or not it is it a debate worthy of the american people. >> one of the most prominent voices is donald trump. he landed in new hampshire and gave a press conference and took credit and he said this is what he called for. he upons to check the actual birth certificate. he think its is a good move and he will be boosted by

this is jake shields practicing yesterday in san francisco. shields is a single parent from the city and he is facing off against george st. pierre next saturday in toronto. st. pierre is one of the most successful ufc champions. >> . coming up at 10:00 we'll talk with shields about the upcoming fight and his chance to take home a championship belt. >> it was a battle of the times today. today's matchup between the giants and braves figured to be a good pitching duel. tim tim lincecum against tim hudson. cody ross up the middle. pat burrell no guarantee to score from second but he beats the throw. 1-0 san francisco. ross gets his first rbi of the season off the dl. braves tied the game way run in the 3rd. hudson had to work out of a jam in the fourth with two on and one out. hudson got eli white side to ground into his 6-4-3 inning ending double play. in addition to his six walks, martine prada was the undoing of lincecum. scored nate mccloud, braves 2- 1. prado drove in atlanta's first three runs and then in the 7th, braves got three to put i

. >> reporter: and jake simmons. >> it doesn't matter who they are.ong as they get something. >> reporter: they were strangers until the tornadoes threw them together. >> right now they need and they need shelter and they need to know that people care. >> reporter: and now they're the front-line soldiers in an army of volunteers. what started with just a few has now turned into 100. 400 meals prepared for lunch and then another 400 for dinner. jake simmons is a chicken farmer who says if she were a victim she knows others would step up. >> they would be doing the same thing for me. >> you know that? >> i know that for a fact. >> even though these are all strangers. >> we're all strangers. >> and yet? >> and yet we're here to help. >> reporter: to help with something as little as a comforting word, that no one here is alone. >> thank you. >> i love you. >> i love you. >> reporter: kerry sanders, nbc news, bertie county, north carolina. >> and that's our broadcast for this tuesday night back in new york. thank you for being here with us. i'm brian willi

jake tapper joins us from the white house. jake, one thing driving the timing of today's speech, the white house knows that congress won't extend our credit limit unless he comes up with a plan to reduce our debt over the long term. >> reporter: that's right, george. and for his plan, president obama, i'm told by administration officials, will lay out four ways for debt to be reduced. first of all, keeping domestic spending low. then, making cuts to the pentagon budget. health care savings in medicare and medicaid. and taking on taxes. both in terms of seeking to close tax loopholes. and also, to increase taxes on upper wage earners. president obama will talk about the republican vision, the alternative vision, in which taxes are reduced while the deficit -- while they attempt to tackle the deficit. but he'll say, you can try that. but you do that on the backs of the most vulnerable in our society because you can only do that, he'll say, by eliminating health care for seniors and the poor. and by gutting education and clean ai

here is jake tapper. >> reporter: late last night, an open mike phone caught him dishing at a fund-raiser. reporters had been asked to leave. >> the interesting thing, actually, is how little traction these social issues are getting these days. >> reporter: the president offered a spicier version of last week's budget negotiations that in public he said was a cooperative effort to find common ground. >> you want to repeal health care? go at it. we'll have that debate. you are not going to do it by nickel and diming me on the budget. you think we're stupid? >> reporter: caught by a hot mike, not new for the president. >> [ bleep ]. >> reporter: and in this era of sound bites, the rare moments of candor allow us to see what the leaders are really like when they think we are not listening. whether complicated middle east politics -- >> they need to get serious and stop doing this [ bleep ]. >> reporter: joshing around before a radio address. >> i'm pleased to tell you that i signed legislation that will outlaw russia forever. we begin bombing in five minutes. >> reporter: bonding with a budd

poor jake gyllenhaal waking up on a train talking to a woman he doesn't know.

joining me now in studio is jake deliberative with veterans for rethinking afghanistan another young veteran who is actively participating in the american political dialogue today representing our generation of veterans speaking out on their behalf and questioning the current paradigm of our foreign policy jake thanks so much for being with us on the first episode really briefly i'm very glad to be here i'm very proud you have your own show congratulations well tell us a bit about veterans who really think in afghanistan what you've got going on and how you see our generation getting involved in politics specifically our generation of veterans like none before us we we've seen veterans come home you know we saw we saw john kerry turn into some kind of hyper liberal after coming back and doing great work telling the truth about what was going on in vietnam you know we've seen smedley butler major general you were in the marines what's your take on well what there is for rethinking afghanistan that was and is a bipartisan coalition of veterans i myself come from the religious right i'm

san francisco's jake shields plans to fight georges st. pierre next saturday. the two will go head to head in front of a record 55,000 people in toronto. >> the world series, ufc champ. maybe we'll get the 49ers winning again. >> jake says if he wins, he'll be the first san francisco resident to ever hold a ufc title. >> good luck to him. >>> all right. time now, 7:55. waiting for the sun. that's the theme this morning. >> reporter: we are just stuck in this wet pattern. that will linger on through our easter sunday. storm tracker here. a wave moved through, formed some clouds, and pockets of light rain this morning. looks like it has shifted to the east just a little bit. we continue with just the drizzle and light rain through the morning hours. low clouds out there. some of it not even really being picked up on the radar. you may have a bit of drizzle outside your door. your forecast for the afternoon looking better, but this morning we're going to continue with the clouds. widespread 50s out there. we're slightly warmer than yesterday. mid-50s for your noon

thank you, jake. i want to turn to george stephanopoulos now, anchor of "good morning america," who just sat down with the biggest player on the republican side, the speaker of the house. george, does speaker boehner think there will be a deal? >> reporter: he' not saying it publicly. he says it's too early to tell. but it depends on who you talk to. staff negotiators on capitol hill say they're making progress. the white house says that the plans, the details have gone off the rails, which is why they are calling the leaders back to the white house tonight. and when i spoke to the speaker, he clearly showed he was far from the president on the overall level of cuts and those so-called policy riders, things is that republicans have done, like defund planned parenthood. cutting funding for the epa. so, pubically, at least, he's very far apart from the president and the democrats position. >> we keep reading that a lot of people think he's being held hostage, as it were, to the tea party. what did he sa

are two fellow members of veterans for ron paul two thousand and twelve adam vs the man contributor jake the liberal veteran of iraq afghanistan and nathan cox army veteran who served in iraq gentlemen thank you so much for being with us tonight let's go skills got right in the face you got sworn oath to the constitution does it bother you to see so many other people in this republican presidential field asking for your vote asking for your vote asking for your support having demonstrated they don't care about that document having subverted actively despite having sort of through that same document many of them during their public service career. yeah i mean out of look at this one we've got we've got john bolton neo con in chief we've got dick cheney's stepson over with the huntsman i mean who can actually do this for the republicans nobody ron paul is the best chance that the g.o.p. has to overthrowing obama for two major reasons number one ron paul is going to be the eisenhower of our generation and challenging to end to end the open in the war in afghanistan and actually stopping the

here's my friend jake, standing by a wall. this was rosy play ground. they turned it into a park and it was also restored by wpa. i believe they torn down the house, which was unforgivable and the zoo is wpa. and here's the murals inside the mother's building. the marina sea walls and great aquatic park. the palace of fine arts. we wouldn't have and a little further in, lake merit, this pier. alva rado park and then, some of you my recognize this. the berkeley rose garden. did it have to be this beautiful. finally, i'm going to wrap up. san francisco is rich in the various kinds of arts projects. we have a fabulous collection of stuff here. there were four components. there was visual arts, federal theater, federal musics and federal writers. they employed many people. this is excellent to show the work. the visual arts project. it was especially important in san francisco because of dieggo rivera and radicalizing it. this is the coit towers. this was done under cw a. 1934. the wpa wasn't in existence. this is the very first of the relieve projects. har

gyllenhaali gar -- jake loses its identity and then his life in "source code." he is part of a government experiment that allows him to enter another person's body during the last minutes of life. it is an apocalyptic a groundhog day and he tries over and over to solve a crime. pg-13. >> 4000 years of tradition doesn't need to just because of one is selfish bunny. "hop," y, -- in this is no ordinary not content. while out in the big bad world, he is overrun by james marsden. pg. >> there is something in there with him. >> a family deals with evil spirits in "insidious." they have moved their brood into a new home only to find out it is full of evil. the move to a new home, only to find out that it was not a house that was wanted in the first place. pg-13. >> up next, your maryland lottery numbers, and another check of your insta-weather-plus forecast. forecast. here's what you should be watching: your cable bill. because you could be paying way too much. stop spending more for second best. upgrade to verizon fios and get tv, internet and phone for just $99.99 a

. >> strayed ahead, jake gets 8 minutes to find a bomber.e best reviewed thrillers of the year. duaner sanchez the on the isle coming up. can you enjoy vegetables with sauce and still reach your weight loss goals? you can with green giant frozen vegetables. over twenty delicious varieties have sixty calories or less per serving and are now weight watchers-endorsed. try green giant frozen vegetables with sauce. soft! hard! [ male announcer ] how do you decide between crunchy and soft tacos? why don't we have both? [ male announcer ] old el paso. hard and soft tacos. ♪ feed your fiesta. flush. >> check out the winning numbers from last night the super plus game. 5, 10, 35, 3 the megamust be 3 is 11. no one correctly picked all six numbers. wednesday's jackpot isest mated at $8 million. in theaters this weekend a fast-based thriller called "the source code." the actor has to find whoever plant add bomb on a train. he only has 8 minutes to do it. here's arts and entertainment reporter dan sanchez "on the isle." >> for jake, he wakes up on a trai

jake gyllenhaal, when he has emotional scenes, you feel. it the guy is a great actor. think he is one of the most engaging actors working right now. very talented, very young. >> i gave to a 4 1/2 out of 5. inthis is a film, it is an hour and a half, perfectly paced, so much fun. check it out in theaters this weekend. >> what about one that you didn't like. >> let's talk about hop. >> you don't like the cute little bunny. >> you can't be too per snickety when it comes to kids movies. there have been some great ones. there is no excuse to release something this bad. russell brand plays -- he will be the next easter bunny. he runs away from easter island, meets james morrison's character who has no direction in life. he is like you know what, i want to become the easter bunny. we are supposed to be taken into this movie world. we're supposed to believe what wear watching. it is even harder when you have live action an animation. but the problem is that every actor within this film acts like you're watching a movie. you don't get to experience it. there is for sense of da

jake, let me begin with you. any planning for a possible shutdown. but last night, a directive goes out to government agencies, telling them to get ready. >> reporter: that's exactly right. the office of management and budget sent out a notice to agencies and department heads, telling them to prepare their senior managers for their contingency plans for a government shutdown. the white house is still sussing out, figuring out what this will mean in terms of parks that are closed, museums that are closed. veterans that are not able to get assistance with their benefits. but they're now preparing for the contingency, george. >> and, jon, meanwhile, late-night meeting in the house with republicans where they come up with a new proposal for a shutdown. and also preparing their members for a shutdown. >> reporter: they're putting out guides to all congressional offices saying that nonessential personnel must stay home. that's more than half of the people that work here on capitol hill. the visitor's center. this place will essentially grind to a halt. thi

. >> straight ahead, jake gets minutes to find a bomber.reviewed thrillers of the year. dan sanchez on the isle coming up. in theaters this weekend a fast-based thriller called "the source code." the actor has to find whoever planted a bomb on a train. he only has 8 minutes to do it. here's arts and entertainment reporter dan sanchez "on the isle." >> for jake, he wakes up on a train talking to a woman he doesn't know. and he's in someone else's body. just as he's trying to figure it out, the train blows up. >> welcome back, captain stevens. >> where am i? >> you are inside the source code. >> he's a soldier out of afghanistan. part of a secret program he can cross over into another man for the last 8 minutes of his life. his mission is to find who planted the bomb. he goes back over and over again, and each time another layer of the story is peeled away. >> as always, you will have 8 minutes. >> 8 minutes, and then i blow up again? >> he finds he's more attracted to michelle as the woman. >> what would you do if you knew you had less than

"source code" stars jake gyllenhaal as a soldier taking several cracks at traveling back in time to prevent a terrorist train bombing in chicago. the film which cost $32 million to make, should earn half of that back this weekend. the weekend's other debut is "incidious," a horror film about a boy in a coma who becomes possessed. most experts think it will take in around $10 million. but some see it doing much better. >>> finally, good news if you can never get enough betty white. she'll be hosting a new nbc hidden camera show called betty white's off the rocker. where white will lead a group of seven senior citizens playing pranks on young people. think quick, what is your favorite show, film, anything that betty white has ever done? >> "the golden girls" that's obvious. >> it is. i was kind of looking for a film, but -- >> okay. >> i'll let you off the hook. this note comes to us from wcau nbc 10 in philadelphia. westchester, pennsylvania, kids got a sweet treat for surpassing their goals. students at chester brook academy elementary made human sundays out of their teachers piling on hot

and if you look at the jake the request was sent october eleventh. only two days after barca's left. and one month later neither barcus nor the two star general are still at the base. a new man has taken command general miller. the interrogation techniques that we use in j t f one tommo or approved by the senior leadership of our government. shortly after miller took command rumsfeld personally approved the request for tougher interrogation methods he had only one objection to the inquiry requested permission to. force prisoners to stand in stress position for up to four hours. in the margin rumsfeld himself scribbled i stand eight to ten hours a day why is standing limited to just four hours. when when to back. off. then short pier and then ken miller who really. sort of. started the harsh critic weeks miller. i believe had no difficulty with pushing from his own office to get more results and that was that was. no aside this man wanted everybody to work. and believe that the only right that the people the down there. was the right to give us intell

this movie, jake gyllenhaal's character is captain stevens who wakes up in the body of another man andthis military program called source code. the source code really enables another man to enter the body of another man's sort of identity in the last eight minutes of his life. >> is this "brokeback mountain?" >> no, no horses on this particular one. a train, though, is involved. so, what jake gyllenhaal's character is trying to do is find out who is the bomber of this chicago commuter train. >> do you know me well enough if i did something that was a little strange, maybe a little dangerous, told you to trust me anyway, you could do that? >> no. >> you're beautiful. you're kind. and you're painfully honest. >> who are you? what did you do with shawn? >> it's the new me. >> so, i gave it 3 1/2 stars. it was good. it's more so the story. there's a lot of twists and turns in this. not so much the acting. the story was great. >> i knew you wouldn't be able to get through "hop," so i took it on the chin, i will go see the animated thing. you gave your stars, 3 1/2. let's talk about "hop," n

i would like to welcome back our former colleague, supervisor jake mcgoldrick. >> thank you very much. i have not come back to testify in the 2.5 years since i got turned out of this important body. but this is i think a very important issue. i think you need to essentially hear the testimony, and have heard the testimony -- i was watching it on the television, and realized that this issue really does have the cumulative impact. you can segmented all you want. the issue of cumulative impact -- for a quarter of a century, this has always been an issue that has had to be fought repeatedly, over and over again, because there are certain interests that did not want to have to go to the dictionary and look of the meaning of the word cumulative. it is pretty clear. i am back to being an english teacher now. i tried to make sure we elucidate the full meaning of lexical items and not practice of some -- practice obfuscation. it is important that the legal argument be the heart of what you need to decide today. i think there is a strong lobbying effort and political pressure that can be put on

"source code" stars jake gyllenhaal as a soldier traveling back in time to prevent a terrorist trainicago. the film, which cost a modest $32 to make should earn about half of that back this weekend. the weekend's other debut is "insidious" a horror film about a boy in a coma who becomes possessed. most experts think it will take in around $10 million. some see it doing much better. >>> finally, good news if you can never get enough betty white. she'll be hosting a new nbc hidden camera show called betty white's off the rocker. white will lead a group of seven senior citizens playing pranks on young people. they should have just started that show today because they would have had a bona fide reason to pull those pranks. >> that's going to be a good show. you tonig don't expect seniors to be doing that stuff. the reaction will be priceless. >> i know. and i love her. i think that she is absolutely phenomen phenomenal. >> she can carry the show by herself. >> if anybody can do that, it's definitely betty white. this is "first look" on msnbc. stay tuned because we have a lot more news co

on the other side, the cardinals send out jake westbrook trying to improve on his 16.62 era.iants won't make it easy coming in with some momentum in their win yesterday in san diego. tomorrow in prime time, we will be live at the ballpark for a giants opening day special right here at 7:00 p.m. >>> a's fans had to rise and shine to follow the game in toronto this morning. it was not on tv in the bay area, just radio. the canadians had the game on their tv. we get the highlights across the border. bottom 6, after the jays scored one run off trevor cahill, another run to end the inning. the former cal golden bear whose dad starred on the tv show "j.a.g." next up, coco crisp, andy laroche comes in to tie the game. the hero with the bat, bringing home crisp for the go ahead run. brian fuentes gets the sweep. they win their second game, 2-1. >>> opening round of the masters, tiger woods had a decent day shooting a one under 61. defending champ phil mickelson is two under, five shots off the co leaders, quiros and mcelroy, shooting a 7 under 65 today. >>> the ozone is vanishing ove

you know the first pac-10 player chosen came right after jake locker going to the titans. from titans to giants, with barry zito on the disabled list, the giants turned to a guy today that had not started a game since 2004. what a triumphant return. six effective innings, his first start in almost seven years, that was back with the team he was facing today. the pirates, one of eight strikeouts on the day. to go with three runs batted in. for aaron rowan in the leadoff spot. top three, the giants down one. the giants take a lead which would grow in a four-run inning. rowan adds another with nate cherholtz coming home. >>> tomorrow is game one of the sharks round 2 against the red wings at the tank. there's a lot of anticipation for this series. if history is any indicator for this guy. last year san jose gave detroit the boot in round two. they know they need some momentum this weekend before heading to hockey town. yes, detroit is where they'll be heading for games 3 and 4 next week. getting two in san jose would start the series off tomorrow.h >> tarts t eomrow. >> excit

they have discovered the third place valda go to ross stealth currently fourth for a spot right now jake on stars that moscow want only one of the three matches and it's true that. and over in the english premier league match tonight it went ten points clear at the top after beating for them to know at old trafford dimitar berbatov opened up the twelve minutes and ten neverland's yet quickly added a second as united extended their lead over ascot you have two games in hand as well they are be at the north netted the first of the first as everton won three minute second bottom wolves blackburn drew one one was burning on daniel sturridge story h. half the votes and the third bottom in west ham three no normal looters strike after sixty seven minutes gave chelsea a victory as they worked out in wigan bull shark it went off. west brom twice came from behind win three two at sunderland and get it crouch struck first half brace is talking stoke three to. the ball on sunday second place aston could narrow the gap to united's back to seventy points play when it falls bottom blackpool and after