a bit later this hour we talk to arizona governor jan brewer.being sued to denying driver's licenses to these who qualify under the president's immigration policy she is defending her decision. we'll talk to her about that in 25 minutes. martha: some alarming new developments are happening in north korea. look at these new satellite pictures that reportedly show that north korea may be planning to launch a long-range rocket and the reports are that it could happen as soon as over the next few days. greg palkot with more from our london bureau on this. greg, what is happening? >> reporter: martha, we've been tracking this very closely over last couple days. new satellite imagery showing a lot of activity at a launch site in the northwestern corner of north korea. the latest pictures showing two vehicles which apparently brought two missiles, two stages of a three-stage missile to that site as well as other activity like fuel tanks being filled, began tries being put in place. all this the same kind of action we saw when we were in north korea in

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they will jan brewer just to stay home and ignore her. that's the only sensible thing to do.'s switch gears. the tea party took a thumping when some of their primary voices were sent home. allen west no longer a member of the house of representative. what happens on the hill when they get together, whether it's this week or whenever it is, do they try to recalibrate or does this create a siege mentality. does it drive them deeper and make them more rabid. >> what we know about the tea party caucus is that it will be smaller. not that much smaller. steve king, michelle bachmann barely hung on by the skin of her teeth. they both had tight races. but those aren't the members of congress we'll see change or moderate their all can they still hold the rest of the house republicans hostage given there are fewer them? are there still some of those freshman from last time around, are they still on the same page, or do they feel feel more like they need to make a deal, less of a hard line. that's more of the question. what tone do they take, not just within it, but outside of that tea

kelly also blasted arizona governor jan brewer as secless with her response to gun violence. kelly will sit down with savannah guthrie. >>> more than a week after hurricane sandy, drivers are still feeling the effects and frustration with long lines for gasoline. now new york city and long island officials are following new jersey's lead with fuel rationing. meanwhile, buyer be wear if you're in the market for a new or used car in the following years. >>> just like in hurricane's past, sandy left behind lots of soaked and sand-filled cars. >> the estimate is that there's at least 16,000 new cars that were damaged and up to 250,000 used cars. >> reporter: and guess where they thought they will end up. >> put-back in the market. >> reporter: so what do you do? >> the number one thing for anybody looking to buy a used car is to pull a vehicle history report. >> reporter: also let a mechanic you trust take a look at it or at the very least inspect the car yourself and include a smell test. >> the odor because when a car sits in standing water, particularly in saltwater, that car

republican governor jan brewer budget her finger in the president's face again. u'll remember this photo of governor brewer on the tarmac with president obama, and now she's doing it again, but figuratively. governor brewer declaring the state of arizona will not create a state-run health insurance exchange. governor brewer has been an outspoken critic of president obama and his healthcare law, and tonight, in a letter to the obama administration, governor brewer saying there are too many costs and unanswered questions with the state-run exchanges. that means the federal government will have to set up the exchange for arizona. states have until december 14th to announce whether they will run their own exchanges. we'll keep you posted about the other states. >>> and for weeks and weeks, "on the record" has been trying toh3 get to the bottom of what happened in be benghazi. senator john mccain had the first meeting with ambassador rice. we spoke with him a short time ago. senator, nice to see you. >> thank you, gret greta. >> greta: today the president obama told he

arizona governor jan brewer is joining that growing list. good evening, governor. governor, tell me, why have you decided not to set up the arizona state exchange, ned go to -- instead go to the federal exchange. >> well, first, let me begin by saying that after a lot of outreach and input, sitting down and deliberating over this, it was very, very clear to me, because for the state of arizona to set up a state exchange would be far too risky, far too expensive, and it would be an exchange in name only in the state of arizona. it just doesn't make any sense whatsoever at all for us to move forward in that direction. >> greta: i've seen that you've done a study that governors, that it would cost anywhere between $27 million and $40 million in the year 2015, the first year the federal government picks up the cost, then goes to the states from then on. that's a lot of money. i'm curious, what do any of the states, if you know, what do any of the states who do their own exchanges, what do they get out of it that would possibly compensate for $27 million to $40 million

after columbine, virginia tech, tucson, aurora, we have done nothing, calling jan brewer's work fecklessporting out weeks after the shooting arizona took time out to name an official state handgun weeks after the shooting. so it was a multilayered speech he gave in the courtroom yesterday. >>> coming up next, music's power to heal. >> the wounded warriors project that is turning silence to sound. you'll want to meet this band of brothers. stay with us. >> announcer: "world news now" continues after this from our abc stations. >>> well, here in new york last night, a cause to sing about. it was the 6th annual stand up for heroes benefit put on by our own bob woodruff to raise money for america's wounded warriors. >> but this year there was a very special band of brothers on the stage as well. bob has their story. >> reporter: it was the boss bringing the house down. this year joining him, a different band of brothers. >> i was in kandahar in afghanistan, and i lost my leg above the knee, both of my legs above the knee immediately. >> reporter: wounded veterans now students of a program at

kelly also blasted arizona governor jan brewer as feckless with her response to gun violence. kelly will sit down with savannah guthrie for an exclusive interview this morning on "today" on this nbc station. >>> well, more than a week after hurricane sandy and drivers in new york city are still feeling the effects and frustration with long lines for gasoline. so now new york city and long island officials are following new jersey's lead by ordering fuel rationing beginning today to deal with the fuel shortages and distribution delays. meanwhile, buyer beware if you're in the market for a new or used car in the coming years. nbc's chris clackum explains. >> reporter: just like in hurricane's past, sandy left behind lots of soaked and sand-filled cars. >> the estimate is that there's at least 16,000 new cars that were damaged and up to 250,000 used cars. >> reporter: and guess where many if not most will end up? >> put-back into the market and resold to unsuspecting consumers. >> reporter: so what do you do? >> the number one thing for anybody looking to buy a used car is to pul

writing them off, but the first thing to do is get immigration reform bill -- >> gender weres -- jan brewers in their party. >> last word. see you next week. >> "inside washington" is brought you in part by the american federation of government employees, proud to make america work. for more information about afge and membership, visit afge.org.

even though governor jan brewer had hand picked the members of the clemency board, she rejected their recommendation and refused to speak about it with us or the family. >> governor, my name is dan harris, i'm from abc news. so, ron and i showed up at one of her press conferences. >> why won't you release him? >> well, you know, it's an unfortunate situation that governors have to make difficult decisions regardless of what recommendations are made to them. i appreciate your concern but i've made my decision and it's final. >> all right, guys -- >> reporter: executive clemency board, this is your board. why wouldn't you follow the recommendation of your own board, governor? is there political motive here on your port? desire not to look soft on crime, per se? >> absolutely not. >> reporter: but then macumber's lawyers launched a last ditch effort to clear his name in court. an effort so strong that prosecutors finally agreed to offer macumber a plea deal and the judge set him free. >> mr. macumber, good luck to you, sir. >> thank you, your honor. >> reporter: at his new conference tod

he got off the train back in february when jan euribor -- jan brewer endorse them. the architect of the lawhat says if you are white, you are all right. if you are brown, show me your papers. that resonated throughout the country. back in february, with that endorsement. it was great for the republican primary. for the general election -- there was a reaction from hispanics. and even marco rubio cannot correct e prlem. they have a deeper problem. they have to deal with the george wallaces of the republican party. >> charles? >> and the demographics, the idea of republicans being white, i think, is wrong. it is true they have problems with african-americans, single women, and young people. those tend to be liberal. with hispanics that are naturally more conseativ ligious, a catholic, it requires a change in policy on immigration. it can be done in one stroke. once it is done, we will not be speaking about the demographic issue. we will be talking about ideological issues. >> all right. let's talk about the new congress. >> i would not have been able to do this withou

. >> during a statement to loughner, mark kelley also lashes out at jan brewer for not doing enough for gun control and mental health. the governor knew some of the victims and on this solemn day, she's not interested in engaging in politics. >>> washington is getting ready for the return of congress next week, where they will address the so-called fiscal cliff. votes are still being counted in florida. lawmakers are also counting, 53 days until the fiscal cliff. with steep cuts and tax hikes will take effect if congress cannot agree on how to intervene. >> boehner's position is where it was a year ago, two years ago, four years ago. don't raise taxes, have pro economic growth policies and the government will get more revenue. not from higher taxes, but from more people working. >> in an associated press exit poll tuesday, vote irs agreed with both parties, half saying tax the rich more, and half saying, shrink government. >>> meanwhile, another down day for wall street. stocks fell over increasing concerns over lawmaker's ability to solve the fiscal cliff. the dow was down 121 points a

kelly also blasted arizona governor jan brewer for her response to gun violence. and kelly's going to be sitting down with with savannah guthrie for an exclusive interview this morning on "today" on your local nbc station. >>> it's been more than a week after sandy, and drivers in new york city are still feeling the frustration of these long lines of gasoline. now officials are following new jersey's lead by ordering fuel rationing beginning today to deal with the fuel shortages and distribution delays. meanwhile, buyer beware. if you're in the market for a new or used car in the coming years, it should be something to be concerned about. >> reporter: just like in hurricanes past, sandy left behind lots of soaked and sand-filled cars. >> the estimate is there's at least 16,000 new cars that were damaged and up to 250,000 used cars. >> reporter: and guess where many, if not most, will end up? >> put back into the market and resold to unsuspecting consumers. >> reporter: so what do you do? >> the number one thing for anybody looking to buy a used car is to pull a ve

. >> kelly also criticized arizona governor jan brewer for not doing enough for gun control and mental health in the state. >>> caught on camera. a pilot wanted for murder tries to make a getaway by stealing a plane. this dramatic video from a utah airport shows the man hopping a fence and stealing a 50-seat sky west passenger jet. the plane's wings ripped through a building before crashing in a parking lot. the man who is wanted for killing his girlfriend back in july shot and killed himself shortly after that crash. no one was hurt. >>> this morning we're learning about how four men convicted of stealing hundreds of thousands of dollars worth of textbooks committed that crime. take a look at this sting operation video at george washington university's bookstore. one of the men placed the new books on the table. another boxes them up and takes them to the loading dock, where they were picked up. the books were resold online. the men stole $200,000 worth of textbooks from december of 2010 to january of 2011. >> feels like they're stealing from the university, and all the students who p

am not writing them off, but the first thing to do is to get the immigration reform bill -- >> jan brewers in their party. >> you get the last word. see you next week. >> "inside washington" is brought you in part by the american federation of government employees, proud to make america work. for more information about afge and membership, visit afge.org. where are you going? gwen: the election ends, but the politics continue. from generals under fire to a looming fiscal cliff, we examine the gauntlet's being thrown down tonight on "washington week." >> i think we're all aware that we have some

am not writing them off, but the first thing to do is to get the immigration reform bill -- >> jan brewers in their party. >> you get the last word. see you next week. >> "inside washington" is brought you in part by the american federation of government employees, proud to make america work. for more information about afge and membership, visit afge.org. where are you going? coming up on "the human spark..." welcome to my brain. ok, alan, we can see that you have a brain. come inside my head as we search for what makes humans unique. we explore the role of language and symbols, our skill with tools, relating to others... who do you like? even a puppet...

mark kelly had very harsh words, as you mentioned, for lawmakers, including governor jan brewer.e call lawmakers here in arizona feckless on the issue of gun regulation. >> it's really unfortunate, you know, that somebody won't, you know, take, you know, take the lead on this issue. you know, gabby and i are both gun owners. you know, we're supporters of the second amendment. but i don't really believe that that extends to high-capacity magazines, and extends to making it so easy to buy a gun in this country. we elect leaders to try to address those problems. and this problem really hasn't been addressed sufficiently. >> even the judge who sentenced loughner spoke out on this issue. he said lawmakers need to take a look at these high-capacity magazines, which used to be illegal in this country. he said loughner was actually able to buy his, the evidence showed, over the internet, with a credit card. john? >> it was so interesting, mark kelly naming names in his statement in the courtroom. it was really remarkable statement. casey, the other victims in the tucson shooting also del

we have governor jan brewer from arizona. i guess laid to rest that they maybe chris christie has switched sides, i don't think that was considered but he was showing too much support and kindness toward the president. what did you think of his response to rick? >> the bottom line is. we know when a zvt hits in the magnitude of hurricane sandy, devastation that takes place you appreciate what the federal government can do. i believe the president showed up. did his job. nothing more than any other president would do. i can understand christie being appreciative of him being there. the proof is in the pudding but we'll see what is delivered the next few weeks and few months. it could be possibly a year. it is an issue you have to look at it long term. >> neil: i'm wondering, governor as a new jerseyan still without power but i'm not one to complain. there are lot folks worse off than i. there is big difference with the president showing up and saying we're on top of it and extreme frustration you hear out of residents with lon

arizona governor jan brewer may be looking for a third term.n is reporting that she might challenge the state's law which limits governors to two terms. so, would prevent her from running again. >>> guess who has a new job? rod blagojevich he's working in the prison library. >>> all right, another first for congress. kyrsten sinema first openly bisexual in congress. >>> the money goes to the room noa victory fund. >>> finally jon stewart blames himself for not something that was going on between david petraeus and paula broadwell. since she was a guest on his show. >> journalist instincts. i give you a quick snippet of my interview. >> crushed his pelvis and was back in the swimming pool. he can turn water into bottled water. >> the whole thing was like, innuendo after innuendo and the whole time, i was thinking -- [ bleep ]. >> if you read only one thing this morning, at a time when we're focused on the dangers of e-mail, how quaint that handwritten love letters from mick jagger to his girlfriend are coming up for auction. >> it's up our faceb

jan brewer on immigration they're saying no, that did not turn out so well.re going in a different direction. but isn't stage one of their reforming themselves to actually embrace those issues that permit them to focus on those issues. let me make that concrete. they'll embrace immigration reform and say yes let's take that off the table. now let's talk taxes only. is that a strategy? >> i think it's a strategy, and i hope that we get real immigration reform. it's possible in context of the establishment in washington. you know this, too the money has always been on the side of immigration reform. because corporations want these guest workers. they want to exploit the visiting workers and whatnot and if it means that they have to give up some path to citizenship they'll do it. but the problem is they've created analect an electoral base that is motivated by their issues with brown people, gay people, by their issues of cultural i i implications of women having control over their bodies? >> eliot: i agree. the issue for the republican party is that those issue

republican governor jan brewer taking a stand against president obama again.said arizona will not create a state run health insurance exchange because there are too many costs and unanswered questions. this means the federal government will have to set up the exchange for arizona. you probably heard of robo cop. meet robo cod. this robotic fish is the new ets tool for department of homeland security. it has interchangeable sensors to monitor under water activities. it has a name called bio swimmer. it can be controlled lap top or move on its own. interesting. >> there's twryour next pet. >>> there are two winning power ball jackpot tickets this morning. but did you know there are about 920,000 people who also won smaller prizes. wnyw robert moses is here with the latest. >> nearly a million folks won smaller prizes? >> nearly a million in new york alone winning smaller prizes, we need $4 or more. some people are going to walk away with a couple bucks. you will have a keem people walking in with more than that rm we will be talking to commuters who have to go t

. >> kelly also criticized arizona governor jan brewer for not doing enough for gun control and mental health in that state. >>> the blood of at least four people was found on the uniform of the soldier accused of killing 16 afghan civilians. that is according to a dna expert, who testified during a preliminary hearing for staff sergeant robert bales. the expert says the blood of two males and two females were found on his clothing. she also said she only tested a small sample of the stains. the current hearing is to determine if bales will face a court martial. afghan villagers and soldiers are expected to testify today and tomorrow. >>> 5:16 now. a pilot wanted for murder tries to make a getaway by stealing a plane, and the whole thing is caught on video. the surveillance video from a utah airport shows the man hopping a fence and stealing a 50-seat sky west passenger jet. the plane never took off, but one of the plane's wings ripped through a building before crashing in a parking lot. the man, who was wanted for killing his girlfriend back in july, shot and killed himself after the

elected officials so feckless in their leadership that they would say, as in the case of governor jan brewer, i don't think it has anything to do with the size of the gun. even if the shooter's weapon had held fewer bullets, he would have had another gun. she said this just one week after a high capacity magazine allowed you to kill six and wound 19 others before being wrestled to the ground while attempting to reload." he said that to the face of the man who shot his wife. so everyone says that gun law reform isn't possible. but maybe at least fixing the assault weapons ban that used to be a consensus piece of legislation, maybe that could be in the realm of possibilities for the second obama administration term. on friday we found out that jay inslee won the race. what's he most known for up until this point? clean energy and bio tech. he's governor of washington state. today andrew cuomo came out and said he will be asking for $30 billion for new york state in storm relief. that money would be in part to shore up new york's infrastructure so it can withstand storms of increased frequency

who have yet to make a decision on some parts of the act including chris christie, rick scott, jan brewerat do you predict they will do in the coming months? >> you know, i think we're going to start to see the governors back away from the rhetoric. there was a lot of objection to the affordable care act because its fate was settled. if you were a governor, why not play it and reject the law. but now we know the law is going to stay. you'll see them start to back off. just the other day, rick scott of florida, who was one of the best known, most outspoken opponents of the affordable care act, he said maybe we can see how we can make this work. eventually most of the states will come along. but it could take some time. until then, millions of people need health insurance and who could get health insurance. we have the money, we have the law. all we're asking is for legislators to say yes. >> a purity test that should not be taken lightly. it's easier to say yes than no. jonathan, thank you for joining me tonight. >>> coming up the president and his secretary of state take their final inter

with perspective, a mitt romney supporter who deals firsthand with unemployment issues, governor jan brewer of arizona. >> good morning. >> let's talk for a moment about the jobs numbers that came out yesterday, and the president is saying that the fact that 171,000 jobs have been added shows that his policies are working and taking a little longer than he had he' hoped, but that the country is moving in the right direction. and what's your response to that? >> well, you know, we're all grateful as things are, are turning around a little bit, but the bottom line is unemployment has grown and he made a big promise when he ran four years ago, that he was going to turn our country around and he has not done that. so, i believe people are disappointed and they're ready for change and the enthusiasm that we're seeing out there on the campaign trail, is just unbelievable. and i believe that people are going to go to the polls and they're going to cast their vote and they are he' going to cast it for mitt romney because they know that he has something that will definitely turn the economy around a

getting in engaged in politics or vote just check the box, allowed characters like evan to rise or jan brewer and russell because of the transient. we have to understand the history, who we are, for our children to know that there's a reason to be proud to be from arizona. that's been left out of the discussion, and that's something to teach people who have come like me. i'm a red neck hill billy who came from the collapsed coal feel, pull upped up in an old chevy, and my dad's first job was in tucson, 1970, walked around, and he said look what they have done. hay had just bulldozed the most concentrated 80 acres in the southwest, rivaled for adobes, the historic district. -under-par the guys of urban renewal, they bulldozed the slums, moved out the history, first schools. destroyed the history. it's not urban renewal, but removal, no different than the strip mining from our communities. that's what i saw here, again, was not allowing us to teach history, not allowing to understand the historical context of arizona, was the process of saying they don't have a history, eliminate them, not incl

. >>> arizona republican governor jan brewer decided against creating a state-run health insurance exchangeesident healthcare law requires states to either set up their own, or use the one created by the federal government. soon to be created. brewer says there are too many costs and questions associated with the state run exchange. a new gallup poll says most americans are against guaranteed government healthcare. number from the annual survey are 54-44. gallup says this is the first result against government healthcare since 2000. the head of the postal service says the agency can be $8 billion in the black each year. if it's allowed to cut retiree healthcare fund payment and eliminate saturday mail delivery. patrick donahoe notes the agency is losing $16 billion a year right now. money can't buy happiness and it apparently isn't doing much for government communication either. plus, what happened when a popular tourist town said no to a famous method of raising money? grapevine is next. ♪ (announcer) when subaru owners look in the mirror, they see more than themselves. so we celebrate our