and the sergeants came, nursing staff, other officers. >> jarrett? jarrett? jarrett? what's up? what happened? what happened? anything hurt anywhere? >> what's the status now? is he conscious now? >> yeah, he's conscious. he's talking to them now. >> okay. how long has he been in that room? >> about an hour. probably about an hour. he said he thought a bigger room would help. i guess not. >> all right. >> being in jail the first time. >> okay. >> what happened the last time you passed out? >> yesterday, i don't even know what happened. i don't remember anything from yesterday. >> they took you to medical? what did they say? >> they gave me some medication. >> yesterday? >> something for your anxiety? it's not helping? >> i was taking trazedone as needed. and now they have me something something, i don't even know what it is, every few hours. and i would sleep for a little while and that's it. >> according to the jail's mental health supervisor, there are several reasons jarrett is unable to have the same medication he takes on the streets. >> we try treat anxiety through anti-de

therefore i can fire jarrett"? >> well, that can be sexual harassment, so let's be clear about that. >> hinojosa: okay. but i don't like the fact that... >> you don't like the fact that i've got a picture of a guy on my desk who happens to be the person i'm in a committed lifetime relationship with, you can say, "i don't like the fact that that's who your husband is. i'm firing you." >> hinojosa: and it's legal? >> and it's legal in 29 states. in 29 states. now, most americans think it's illegal. so when i talk about the importance of people telling their stories, people don't like that. americans are fair minded. they don't like the fact that that's okay. but if they don't know that it's illegal, they don't get moved to support this type of equality. >> hinojosa: well, so what is the point at which... because you mentioned gay marriage as kind of one of the issues. so are you saying that in order for us as americans to be completely kind of gay and lesbian accepting that everybody has to be on the same page in ter

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rett jarrett has more on this story. >> reporter: the arkansas ch family came from australia to fulfill their dream. they and others are sad the carriage rides could soon be banished. and mall rights activists are darting in and out. >> reporter: horses are social animals that like what they did. >> it's amazing how he bought a bill and -- >> this industry cannot be regulated and the drivers do not look out for the best interest of the horses. and it's high time that this city modernize. >> reporter: actor liam niessen offered support and wants the mayor to give them permits to drive green taxicabs. >> if i wanted to drive a cab, i would have done it now instead of 38 years on a horse. >> reporter: the bill still has to get through the city council. it's up clear if he has the vote. >> all right. greg jarrett reporting from new york city. >>> well, coming up, is the democratic party at war with itself? what critics say is behind a widening divide in the party leadership. >>> plus, remembering a moment that changed the course of history. the u.s. marking 73 years since the attack on pear

is valerie jarrett, the chicago mystery who is running the country, is she going to change?going to have less power? is susan rice, the defender of things that she knows are untrue and susan rice and valerie jarrett are there and if their power is diminished maybe he has a shot. but i don't think it's going to be. >> the important issue though here is john mccain who has more power than he's ever had before a friend of your, a friend of mine, john has an ally now and critical battle here is the next two years to lay out a blueprint how do we get out of sequester, long range plan of the defense of this country and this guy is capable ever doing it. they may not like it but at the end of the day it will be for the american people. >> i agree with you. let's look at the real thing. isis, john was talking about. you won't beat them unless you put troops on the ground. that's where we're at. we're holding them off but to have victory, to achieve it, to get out there was because the longer we stay and the longer this continues it's not good for us. >> i'm not even sure holding the

. >> joining me now valerie jarrett, thanks for joining me on a busy day. >> my pleasure, how are you i'm good. discussions at the white house is getting big backing from everyone from john legend and others, what about the u.s. congress, is the president happy with the way congress has taken up this issue? >> as you know a couple years ago at the president's state of union he called on the congress that would pass legislation that would require every child to have access to affordable childhood education and they did not fully support that. but what he did this past year is say let's go out to the governors and mayors and see if we can work with them. so right now 34 states have increased funding for early childhood education. then the president said let's go to the private sector, beginning with the foundations that have a long track record of investment with early childhood education and today $330 billion it's a tremendous day. >> congress does nothing so we're forced to go outside congress to get anything done. there's something in the work that's may be skutled what does the whi

. >> my reporting indicates that valerie jarrett was the main contact for sony when these conversationsdid not get directly to the president and the president says if it had gotten directly to him, well, maybe he could have tugged on the ear of the theater owners and weighed in on this matter. that would have been -- >> brian, you can't blame sony or anyone else. it's not like the president has a direct line to them. we rely on the president's staff to do their job and if the president's most trusted adviser, of which valerie jarrett is one of them, don't inform him of big incidents like this, you can't blame anyone else but the white house and the white house staff for it. >> let me play a sound bite from the president's interview this morning here on cnn on candy crowley's "state of the union." he was talking about how this is not just about, as you said, not just about one movie. let's take a look. actually i think we don't have it. he said it's not just about sony or movies. it's also about the news industry. he talked about cnn having critical coverage of north korea in the past an

you see valerie jarrett, her back to us. carl levin, the current chairman of the senate arms services committee is sitting in the front row. i didn't see john mccain who will be the next chairman of the senate arms services committee. i don't even know if it would be appropriate for him to be there. he'll be leading the confirmation hearings of the incoming -- the nominee, the new defense secretary. but it's a modest ceremony, isn't it? >> it's symbolic. he is for the first time somebody that president obama who is not a bald-faced name. bob gates pick, asking gates to stay on as defense secretary was an interest thing for president obama asking leon panetta to switch jobs. he asked a vietnam war veteran and republican chuck hagel to be his secretary of defense. i remember before the hagel pick was known i was talking with an own loyalist and we talked about the fact he seemed to like to pick these bold-faced names, these political celebrities for these jobs and now he's going with somebody whose name is not necessarily know

. >> reporter: congressman jarrett houghman represents california's most northern district. 60% of the marijuana produced in america comes from his district. >> especially this year, the worst drought year california has ever seen, i think it's more important than ever to crackdown on water theft. >> reporter: he has authored the plant act. it increases the criminal penalties against those who steal our resources to illegally grow marijuana. >> i hope we'll get prosecutors a new tool that will make a difference. >> i'm losing my water. we love the water here. >> reporter: as for the people affected by the water loss, for now, all they can hope for is more enforcement and more rain. >> once that water is gone, is there any way to make up for it? >> no. cross your fingers for a wet year. >> reporter: that was investigative reporter elise kirschner with our story. when we return, we investigate pesticide spraying near schools. why some bay area parents aren't being told about it, and the law that says it's okay. á which means it's time for the volkswagen sign-then-drive event. for practic

jarrett mcclendon had himself a night. 50-yard scamper in the third quarter.he fourth quarter he was back at it. cuts it back and kid has more moves than a u haul truck. breaks a tackle. rushing and four scores in this one. wood repeats a state championship, champions, winning 23-1. that's sports. i'm danny pommells from comcast sportsnet. have a great weekend. >>> today the running of the santas will take over northern liberties p this is video from last year's event. it's 17th year for the holiday run. organizers expect as many as 10,000 people to take the streets of philadelphia. all while in christmas attire. this starts at 9:00 this morning at mcfadden's which has been dubbed the south pole. >>> the time right now is 5:28. right now in philadelphia construction crews are on a project that will eventually change the city skyline. matt delucia is following this morning's developments. matt, i see you're in a hard hat now. >> reporter: yeah, rosemary, we moved inside the construction site so we have all the safety gear. we have to take all the precautions ne

bowery jarrett was mistaken peter as a waiter and first lady michelle obama gave an example of racismhe recalled the incognito trip where a woman asked the first lady for helping she obliged and joined in the campaign telling "people" magazine '' she did not see me as the first lady she saw me as someone who could helper. those things happen so it is nothing new. the courage and sacrifice that she made. aren't you impress? why is this an issue now? but it wasn't when she first described the incident to david letterman two years ago then it was very different. >> she said excuse me, i just have to ask you something and i thought the cover is blown. she said knu reached down to hand me the detergent. [laughter] i kid you not. the only thing she said she was short she said she didn't have to make it look so easy. that was my interaction. [laughter] lou: she should. helping other people is a blessing now with racial exploitation has overwhelmed the white house and the first lady has fallen in line with the new american initiative spun by the administration. now it is a racial discriminati

>> a good question, valerie jarrett is really is top liaison to the business community in many cap -- actually a great questions. look, his advisers let him know how to approach the audience, but with something like this he's aware of the town that he needs to hit and aware of the perception in the business community of this white house and how it operates. he disagrees with it immensely, but he will try to address that going forward. he will try to give off that he heard what happened in the midterm elections, feels like there are areas that he can move forward on, and that that is the pitch he wants to make. like jim said earlier, he recognizes that the ceos really just want to get something done and that is the town he will try to hit. >> peter, you might want to jump in on this one, where his jack lew in this conversation? i would say that what people remember most about his tenure as treasury secretary is that he has gone after inversion deals and we have not really heard him say a lot else about economic policy. peter? >> you could say that he went after those deals reluctantly

there is a truth that obama has bent a little bit on that but to jarrett's point, correlation is notg doesn't necessarily mean it's because of it. he is sort of dismissing the stim stimulus, ignoring that it stopped the bleeding and got the economy on a surer foot and allowed for this to happen. one other point that is harder to get into it he said a lot of what was benefiting the company now was instituted ten years ago, specifically the energy revolution, which certainly has contributed to what we're seeing now. but the debate is much more knewancesknew knewancedknew nuanced. >> republicans have been talking about how bad the economy is for years now. listen to the candidates in 2011-12 campaign. >> i can tell you over the period of four years, by virtue of policies we put in place, got the unemployment down 6%. >> let's grow the economy by 5% instead of the 2% currently envisioned. >> i believe we can get gasoline from $2 to $2.50 a gallon and that would be an enormous change. >> all of those things have happened under president obama what do republicans have to say now? >> it is

>> when i was telling him that the border patrol actually isn't on the border, he looked over at jarrett and said is that right, valerie? i said mr. president, that's right, i promise you. and he did not know that his border patrol was 40 to 50 miles back away from the border in an apprehension type of a mode rather than up on the border. i told him. >>> that's why you need to come and see this mr. president so you can understand the challenges this country has. >> reporter: and you were disappointed that he didn't? >> i was really disappointed that he didn't come. i think it would have sent the american people a message that he actually cares about this issue. when he says i'm going to austin but i don't have enough time to go to the border and look at the problem says something about where his priorities are. >> reporter: they point to another poll like this one from fox that 63% of illegal immigrants already in the u.s. should have a path to citizenship, up three points from july. >> i think that the american public doesn't really accept the idea that mass deportation is really the an

jarrett from profitable trading.com.tlemen, right off the bat, the positives of lower oil are very obvious. there are sinister underbelly aspects that we're seeing right now. is that what hurt the markets today? >> i think it is. for the past couple of weeks, oil was seen as good. a positive tailwind. they'll buy more on the part of consumers. now we're worrying, hey, russia pulled in $300 billion in exports. and 60% inspector oil and gas. a lot of debt maturities. i'm worried they would have to pay to turn over that debt again. liz: will they default, jared? we talked about that in the 3 o'clock. russia could default. that may freak out the markets. >> yeah. and, again, listen, 30% of their gdp comes from exports. of that 70% is oil, natural gas. good for europe. really, really gad for russia in terms of profit. but the problem is: how long does this last? it's kind of like you went to the dealership. there's a car for $50,000. bought it for 20. initially you're excited. after you drove away, why did i get 30 off? now m

hard for me that the president or valerie jarrett didn't get a chance to pass on it before the publicent was made. martha: you think they made effort to speak to the president or valerie jarrett as you put it, we'll backing elizabeth warren 100% of the way. we're not going with hillary clinton despite the president has said tacitly and explicitly that he thinks hillary would make a good president. >> there has been a long history of animosity between both clintons and both obamas. klein reported on it in his book. there is evidence everywhere. i don't know what he believes but i do know this. if the president didn't want the 300 former staffers to sign an open letter he could have shut it down in a nanosecond and martha, he didn't. martha: he didn't. >> not at all. not at all. martha: very interesting. >> it is. martha: so he is allowing the big fund-raising arms not to put their money towards hillary? >> right. he has done nothing through his surrogates to discourage it. when elizabeth warren herself has been asked, she says i'm not running for president. they then ask her would you

they have secret service protection and even valerie jarrett has protection.ow is that impacting the agents? >> security details are probably one of the most high profile and draining things that the service does. you need a lot of people to give someone 24-7 or even partial protection. for example, the president's protected detail is one, very unique and very serious group of folks. it's not that kind of protection provided to the grandchild and friends. you need a group of people in shifts to protect each of these people. >> that would drain some of those resources. >> it does. >> we will be following your reporting as more comes out. that does it for this edition of "news nation." i'm in for tamron hall. you can watch us here on msnbc. up next, "andrea mitchell reports." >>> right now on "andrea mitchell reports." sea search. the missing asia airplane is likely at the bottom of the sea. what went wrong? the latest on the rescue effort. the show goes on. sony releases the interview with a strong show of support online. while north korea ridicules president o

jarrett mcclendon had himself a night. 50-yard scamper in the third quarter. he was back at it.(-lñ cuts it back and kid has more moves than a u-haul truck. breaks a tackle. 232 yards rushing and four scores in this one. wood repeats a state q championship, champions, winning 33-14. that's sports. i'm danny pommells from comcast sportsnet. have a great weekend. what's possible today? wi-fi access in more places then ever before. all your favorites in the cloud and on every device. a home you control with the touch of a finger. news and entertainment that informs and delights in ways you never thought possible. comcast nbcuniversal bringing media and technology together for you. >>> one of the larnlg largest concrete pours in philadelphia history is under way right now. the ten-foot thick layer of foundation for comcast technology and innovation center will be made up of 15 million pounds of concrete. nbc10's matt delucia has been watching the trucks roll in all morning long. matt? >> reporter: rosemary, this is a very important part of the process of building

jarrett mcclinton had himself a night. 50-yard scamper in the third quarter.th quarter he was back at it. cuts it back and kid has more moves than a u-haul truck. breaks a tackle. rushing and four scores in this one. wood repeats a state championship, champions, winning 33-14. that's sports. i'm danny pommells from comcast sportsnet. have a great weekend. that it's given me time toabout reflect on some of life'seen biggest questions. like, if you could save hundreds on car insurance by making one simple call, why wouldn't you make that call? see, the only thing i can think of is that you can't get any... bars. ah, that's better. it's a beautiful view. i wonder if i can see mt. rushmore from here. geico. fifteen minutes could save you fifteen percent or more on car insurance. >>> just a few minutes before 7:00. the sun is starting to come upper woog photo see some sun today because it has been cloudy. we had the storms earlier in the week. at least this weekend it's going to be pleasant. >> finally. we definitely had snow flurries. it stayed with us all week lo

valerie jarrett mistook four star general peter carelli for a waiter back in 2011. first lady michelle obama went on to give an example of racism in this country of her own. she recalled an incognito trip to a target department store, where a woman asked the first lady for her help. the first lady obliged and the first lady this week joined in the white house's campaign of ignorance, telling "people" magazine quote, she didn't see me as the first lady. she saw me as someone who could help her. those kinds of things happen in life so it isn't anything new. my god, the courage it must have taken, the sacrifice that she made. aren't you impressed? so why am i talking about the first lady? why is this an issue now? but was it when the first lady first described the incident to david letterman two years ago? she portrayed it then very differently. >> she said excuse me, i just have to ask you something. and i thought cover's blown. she said can you reach on that shelf and hand me the detergent? i kid you not. and the only thing she said, i reached up because she was shor

. >> there is labor secretary perez by the way speaking with jack lou, valerie jarrett.atch that very closely. we think the president is just a few moments away. fan favorites like netflix's orange is the new black have americans seemingly moving away from traditional tv viewing to online streaming. tv viewing has dropped nearly 4% but online video streaming up 60% in the last quarter that. decrease reflects a drop from 14 to 141 hours a month --. >> very important. there is this question out there on comments that netflix ceo made recently. by 2030 will broadcast be dead? will everything be coming over the internet? we'll see. >> let's head to washington d.c. and the president. >> good morning everybody. happy holidays. hope sales are good. i want to spend most of my time, as i usually do taking questions. i want to thank randall and the rest of the executive committee for the opportunity to speak with you here today. let me just give you a sense of where i think our economy current li is, what's happening around the world and where i think it should be. and the chances

. >> we haven't set a dale jarrett, but we have taken comments twice, over a million comments.re synthesizing those. we hope to have them released in the relatively near future. >> woodruff: when they do come out, we hope you come back and we can talk to you. >> that would be great. >> woodruff: secretary of the interior, sally jewell, thank you. >> thank you. >> ifill: again, the major developments of the day. a grand jury in new york declined to indict a white policeman in the choking death of a black man, eric garner. mayor bill de blasio appealed for calm, and a justice department official said there will be a separate, federal investigation. japanese air bag maker takata refused to make a recall of defective products nationwide in the u.s. and there was word this evening that a u.s. health care worker who may have been exposed to ebola in west africa is being transferred to emory university hospital in atlanta. >> woodruff: on the newshour online right now, british scientists have solved a 500- year-old cold case. over the centuries, the location of king richard the third'

making sure that we have enough images of women if powerful positions and you talk about valerie jarretthe book recently advice no to the president. very specifically looking leak she's telling the president what to do. so she's not in a submissive position. she's actually got her hands out, he is slightly shrinking back. i feel if you can't see it you can't be it. we need more images in popular culture to reflect back to women. i think if four of us sitting here if these bright colors is only a start. >> coming up mica, we're months away from the conclusion of the beloved series "mad men." . >> thath through whineer sits down to talk about the first feature film. more from "morning joe" best of 2014, still to come. . . >> today's high gets up to 65 degrees with unlimited visibility. if we get this nothinglehead see clear down to ocean city. coldest spot in the nation. why, that honor goes to bismarck. >> smooth as silk. that seem to you like someone on drugs? >> and at 100 percent humidity and 89 degrees, hawaii is both the hottest and wettest spot in the nation. i guess that makes it t

he mentioned valerie jarrett and others that are setting the tone and the policy., sandra, when you look at panetta, a clinton guy, when you look at now carter, a clinton guy, and you look at hagel who's a republican but not a very hawkish republican, these are not terribly, i would say, you know, the most red meat of folks. and even they got to the dod and realized that certain policies, hagel in particular, on the transfer of these gitmo detainees out of gitmo, he couldn't get behind it. i mean, there are certain things that these e defense secretaries look at and say this is not in the best interest of the military, it's strained our relationship, i think it's put us in a very dangerous place to have the white house and the dod at odds. but i think now carter is simply going to implement whatever president obama wants. there will be no direction coming out of carter directly that isn't coming from obama. >> regardless of who gets the job, it's a tough job, there's a lot on his or her plate, and there's a lot of crisis to deal with. >> right. and to your point, w

he did know. 25 minutes before the game he had the shirt delivered to him by jarrett jacks from the brooklynteam, and he wore it just for the warmup, just for a brief moment. >> thank you very much. the grand jury decisions in figureson and new york have a lot of people questioning whether local prosecutors should be the ones to present cases involving police shootings. can the prosecutors adequately represent the interests of the victims when the frequently work with law enforcement officers and depend upon them every day to build their cases. enter new york state attorney general eric schneiderman who wants someone else to happen shooting, specifically himself. issue ago a letter calling for an executive order that would supersede district attorney handling prosecution of police cases over the state attorney general's office. i spoke to attorney general schneiderman and asked him what he is asking for from the governor. >> would i sent a letter to the governor, committing myself to working with him and the members of the legislature to reform the law that needs to be reformed at the state

ability to step ointo the the middle of this, even though there is a lot of outreach, and valerie jarrett reach i reaching out to talk to people in the community, the presence of the president of the united states in a situation that volatile involving the law enforcement community are where facts are, as they say disputed, would be potentially a very, very difficult plolitically. >> and eugene, too red saz reso? >> well, he is the most difficult situation, and he is the most difficult black man in america, because if he loses, he will lose part of the white constituency, so he is damned if he goes, and damned if he stays and damned if he says anything substantive and damned if he is pontificates. >> and you have been critical of the whole michael brown story this in general, and i'm curious what you think of the president's public statements, and what you think of them? >> well, i would have tweaked some things that he said last week, and basically, he was right on and i felt that the sincere of the random and the pointless destruction in ferguson, and i appreciated it, and he made a goo

with a senior adviser, and they wouldn't name that person, those some sources are saying valerie jarrettd do our own reporting on that before we confirm it. anyway, the president says, no, i wasn't really told. i didn't know this was going to happen before they pulled the film. i mean, somebody's not telling the truth, and it matters. >> it does. and on friday, the president when he was at the podium, he said i really wish sony would have consulted me first. >> right. >> and asked me, because i disagreed with their decision. i find it very hard to believe that the president is not speaking to many of the hollywood folks that have supported him in his campaigns. but this, to me, is an understatement by the president, to call it an act of vandalism. and i feel that every time something really serious happens when we want president to stand up and say something very strong. now, i get he doesn't want to escalate the situation. it's always understated, harris. it's always the jv squad, or it's always workplace violence. and, again, vandalism -- i think if you're in north korea or whoever did

detective jarrett. now, i'm going to leave it up to deputy police commissioner tucker to introduce other members from the nypd. but we're here today because gun violence is literally tearing our country apart. in brooklyn, far too many people have been victims of gun violence so far this year. and we're determined to do something about the gun violence. so so many months ago, my office joined by the nypd. and we began an investigation into illegal firearm sales here in brooklyn. that investigation led us to an individual named ernest. he actually sold an undercover agent over 100 guns right here in brooklyn. 40 caliber weapons, .380 caliber weapons, .9 millimeters. we were determined to get to the source of these guns. and our investigation led us down to the state of georgia. and letters from an individual named mark henry. what we learned was truly frightening. henry is a former delta airlines employee. he worked with a current delta employee eugene harvey who works down in the hartsfield jackson inte

>> i think it was the first week on the job that i went to visit with valerie jarrett. and she has attended several activities with us and she and her team have interacted with us quite actively. i've been on the hill a number of times already, in fact this afternoon i have a meeting with the secretary of education. it's important for me to have a relationship with everybody here and to make a personal contact and make a personal invitation, even though there's active participation at the kennedy center through performances and events. and we are really indebted to the obamas for their commitment, their ongoing commitment to the kennedy center and participation in so many ways.

will smith and jarrett lito lead the crew. you're loving tom hardy, cast as rick flag, marlo hardy. carla will play enchantress. you wonder if will smith can pull it off? oprah is reportedly the first choice forecasting of amanda waller, the crack team organizer. one says, i will curb the texting and driving, i swear, your servant, ray, amen. i gets that's his name. you can follow the conversation with fellow reiders on twitter, instagram, msnbc.com. now this news, americans across the country step up to help rebuild damaged and burned out businesses in ferguson. >>> i want to turn the lemons that was given to me into lemonade. i want to do positive. i still want to have my dream. >>> we have breaking news right now. nbc news has learned there will be no indictment in the apparent chokehold death of staten island man eric garner. staten island district attorney is expected to make an announcement some time today. trymaine lee is outside the staten island courthouse. give us what you know. >> reporter: well, first of all, as you mentioned, sources tell nbc news that there will be no

from the president from, valerie jarrett from people in the white house with no military experience but who constantly second guessed and micromanaged the defense department the one comfort he we can take as americans is that we finally have a qualified individual leading the senate armed forces committee. i take great confidence in the fact that senator mccain will finally be chairing that committee, who will be overseeing the appointment process of the defense secretary and for the first time in six years. this white house will finally get the level of scrutiny it needs over the defense department. >> well, it strikes me that we have had one attorney general since the beginning and we are now about to be on number 4 secretary of defense. we have had two secretaries of state. we are certainly going through a the love sefdz. i don't know if that says anything. but it's noted. >> i think it tells you that the president and the senior advisors don't want to be the attorney general but they all apparently like to play secretary of defense. >> all right. let me move to another topic. this i

. >> i wonder if valerie jarrett didn't call and say you're not coming to capitol hill.said i'm coming anyway. do you think the white house would have gotten to him first. >> you would have thought the white house doesn't want him there. >> there's a mobile app to provide drivers with a digital copy of their license. i want will help protect identities and each user will have their own secure pin. iowa is one of 30 states to allow drivers to show electronic proof of insurance during a traffic stop. the app will roll out next year at no extra cost to residents. >> i would be afraid to forward it to the wrong person. >> i lose everything. >> that's like when they say do you have your social security card? >> who has their social security card. or birth certificate. >> look at that. where do you keep it? >> in my wallet. >> oh, my lord. you're my dad. who does that these days? we found one. coming up are the democrats skreptly gentlemen allow of the tea party and can they launch one of their own. that story and new polling from bloomberg politics straight ahead. go! go! wow

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