community youth center of san francisco, the young asian women against violence youth participant jennifer chang. kimberly how. erica lam. allie lee. adriana wen (sounds like) diana -- and amy ung. congratulations everybody. (applause) (applause) (applause) good job everybody. thank you. and so at this time supervisor -- or do i give it back to -- nancy. thank you again. >> at this time we would like to call supervisor carmen chu. (applause) >> i think that is part of the program they wanted the winners to perhaps say a few words. >> thank you for choosing our picture. we were really surprised when you did. we are really happy. (applause) >> we were very surprised. thank you very much. (applause) >> i'm tiffany chung, so happy to be recognized in such a way. thank you very much. (applause) >> hi. i name is amy. thank you for letting us having this opportunity to make this poster and also recognize us. thank you. (applause) >> thank you. i want to thank mayor lee and the members of the collaborative. as will build awareness for human trafficking issues i would like to call attention to the need f

benched republicans to use the rules for his clients. >> jennifer: he's buying filibusters for his clients who don't want to see the rules changedause he like the status quo. >> it's a great business if you can find it. >> jennifer: he's obviously doing very well. in your reporting as you looked at the senate, which senators are the worst abusers of filibuster. >> i don't think i have time to filibuster your show and talk about all the examples. but i'll name one quickly, a senator threatened to block every single obama nominee until the pentagon agreed to a contract in alabama shelby's home state to one of the largest contributors to shelby's campaign. >> jennifer: of course. will the it address this issue of the buying of filibusters by lobbyists, is that something that could be fixed? >> we don't know what the end package will look like. but the outline that has been proposed by udall will provide accountability. if a senator like senator shelby wants to block a special interest then they have to go to the floor and make their case. that will call for accountability. >> jennifer: so a piece of paper cannot make your case for

and a rogue fast food entree >> jennifer: you got it. [ cheers ] >> change not only for america, butnly for your mom, but for you, your stomach, for better taste. [ speaking foreign ] >> change is good. [ cheers ] >> jennifer: that is insane. that is totally insane. >> the president of the united states was just crushed by a fish sandwich. it should be noted that kfc released a statement this was men as a spoof, and clearly the president made it out okay to enjoy the fish sandwich. now benton is an italian clothing line. and in 2011 they won best press campaign for this unhate campaign it is called where they photo shop world leaders kissing. here is the president kissing hugo chavez. which . . . okay. and then the president kissing tao. this is wrong not because

voice a reasonable, rational voice. >> sometimes he has sometimes he hasn't. >> jennifer: when he looks at climate changennifer: he seemed to be reasonable. but all of a sudden he has taken this far tact to the right. >> he has a primary in a year and a half. >> jennifer: his numbers are pretty good. >> richard lugar's numbers were pretty good. >> jennifer: quickly your take on the virginia governor race poll out. former dnc terry mcauliffe is republicanning against ken cuccineu. >> the macversus the cuc. i went to college with ken cuccinelli. he was tea party before tea party was cool. >> jennifer: it sounds wrong. already, democratic strategist donny fowler, thank you my dear, for joining us. up next a proposition. we'll tell you what insurance giant aig did today. if only you promise to remove all sharp objects from your reach. yes, it is that bad. and later, brett erlich has the details on what one of the oddest defenses you are ever likely to see. >> coming up, i guarantee you you will agree with pierce more gone. how often does that happen? don't go away. going to do the young turks. i think the nu

right now. >> jennifer: let's listen for a second to president obama talking about the environment during his inaugural address. >> obama: we will respond to the threat of climate changehat the failure to do so would betray our children and future generations. [ cheers and applause ] >> jennifer: well, in reality, of course, the president might have to rely on executive orders to get things done because there are so many people in the republican controlled house that don't believe in climate change at all. do you think, james, that there can be meaningful change with executive orders alone? >> this is the big question right now, isn't it? and just to step back one moment. it was important i think to mention just how prominent climate change was in that speech. i personally heard climate scientists and climate journalists cheering around the country. and it took eight sentences in the inaugural address. >> jennifer: woo! >> yeah but of course congress will be contrary to any big grand deals. i think president obama proved its first term that the epa used correctly has some muscle on these things and the courts now recognize that they can regulation emissions, and it's

my concern is that the president wants to change reality. >> jennifer: interesting, rush's reality iser going to line up with the president's thank goodness for that. but in the end senator rubio got when what he came for which was the coveted limbaugh blessing. actually the president got what he wanted, which is a popular republican senator selling immigration to the right. it's a win-win. later in the day when the president finally did give his remarks, he was careful to say that he backed the bipartisan solution, and he wouldn't be trying to push through his own agenda. very promising. this was not just partisan wrangling. the goal here is to help undocumented immigrants who are already a part of the this country's economy and he made the argument that helping them would help all americans. >> obama: every day, like the rest of us, they go out and they go out and trytry to earn a living. they often do that in a shadow of economy where employers may offer them less than minimum wage or make them work overtime without extra pay. when in a happens, it's not just bad for them but the e

jennifer: that would have been 2010. obviously center mcconnell failed, but has his tune changed now?l, consider the issue that has dominated washington since the 113th congress convened. here is what senator mck.c. connel's campaign manager had to said . . . sounds like the same old song to me. joining me now to discuss the obstacles is edward-isaac dovere, who's coming to us form dc and joining me here in studio is democratic strategy hank sheinkopf. welcome inside "the war room." let me start with isaac. isaac, what does the president's inaugural address suggest about how he is going to deal with congress in his second term? what did it say to you? >> what we have seen from the president in the weeks and months since he won election is a very aggressive stance in dealing with republicans. the quote that really stuck out to me is we cannot mistake absolutism for principal or treat name calling as reasoned debate. those are words that make clear he is ready for a fight and he is not going to be back away from it. he seems to be changing his pattern with the way he deals with senate i

change. by the way he's a michigan man. we'll be right back. and good luck. ♪ >> jenniferright let's zoom on down the coast and check in with cenk uygur and "the young turks." what is going on with "the young turks" tonight? >> cenk: we've got a great show. we'll be talking about the announcement to be head of the fcc. you'll be shocked to find out that i'm not in favor of that appointment. >> jennifer: i'm stunned. i'm shocked cenk. >> cenk: all right, well for good reason. >> jennifer: could it be something having to do where she worked prior to coming on board? >> cenk: perhaps. >> jennifer: hmm. >> cenk: and her own quotes on whether she thinks that banks should be prosecuted or not. we have evidence, we have the quotes and then people can make up their own minds. jennifer, did you see the story out of new mexico about how a republican wants women who were raped to carry it to term otherwise they're tampering with evidence. >> jennifer: outrageous, but then i heard she walked it back the minute people jumped on her. >> cenk: that's why we have to do shows like yours an

pain and care too much about our children to allow this to continue then change will -- change will come. >> jenniferhe president is pushing for change through 23 executive orders. they address not only mass shootings, but also this country's gun-violence epidemic. he called for strengthening the metal health services he'll also appoint two members of his cabinet to launch a dialogue on mental health. but many executive orders do need approval. >> to make a real and lasting difference, congress too must fact. and congress must act soon. >> jennifer: first up he is going to need the senate to approve his choice of the alcohol and fire arms appoint. gop directs have blocked every single nominee. the president is also calling for research on gun violence. the gun lobby has successfully fought money to going to safety studies for two decades. the fbi is now required to destroy all background check information within 24 hours. it's insane. and the centers for disease control is effectively banned from researching gun violence at all. the last time they did get funding the nra has one of the members of con

so the feeling here in washington is times are changing. >> jennifer: from your mouth to god's ears.l for joining me here in "the war room." up next the nra is well organized. they do have a ton of cash, but so does this guy. >> the latest on michael bloomberg's efforts, and plus, if you think a $1 trillion coin is the only far-fetched way of getting ash the debt ceiling, you understand estimate the creativity of the american progressives. and brett ehrlich was actually a film critic we're going to run down his oscar favors. it's a friday night n "the war room," and we will be right back. ♪ [ voice of dennis ] allstate. with accident forgiveness, they guarantee your rates won't go up just because of an accident. smart kid. [ voice of dennis ] indeed. are you in good hands? >> i think it's brilliant. (vo) first, news and analysis with a washington perspective from an emmy winning insider. >> i know this stuff, and i love it. (vo) followed by humor and politics with a west coast edge. bill press and stephanie miller. >> what a way to start the day. ♪ >> jennifer: the national rifle ass

. >> jennifer: let's touch on climate change.xas churches are holding prayer services for 2,000 local residents who are losing their jobs because of the drought that caused a meat-processing plant to close. obviously this is hitting home. how soon before -- especially in the south there has been more climate change deniers -- >> they need to face dee nighal. >> jennifer: how many pieces of evidence will it take before we see people accepting the fact that climate change is real. >> the earth is hotter than it has been in 15 million years. so the science is overwhelming. the problem that scientists are having is they will not say that every single big weather event is absolutely caused by climate change and so i don't know when we are going to reach the tipping point where people say it's not just mother nature or god -- it's actually something we're doing. >> jennifer: it's cumulative events clearly as a result of that. >> yeah there has been a little bit of shift maybe will there be more. >> jennifer: unfortunately we have to go

got to get young people--what i do is i get young people--the--we got to change the culture violence in the young people. >> jennifero you do it? >> education, education, education. >> jennifer: raise the level of education, get them to go to school and care about their future. >> more importantly gun and the respecter of violence. they believe they should carry guns. i got to change their minds about buying guns. that's what i've been successful at. i support all the legislation that the president is trying to push through. we need to limit access, but at the same time i know i got to caught down on the culture of violence and the desire. >> jennifer: that sounds great but specifically what would you tell joe biden? what has to happen in communities all across the country when you say education specifically. >> i think you got to begin to do something about the mindset of young people. that means engaging them in programs like omega boys clubs. >> jennifer: after school programs. >> not only that but in the school. you got to begin to address the mindset of the young. >> jennifer: mentoring? >> mentoring, talking a

there is no kind of federal overarching regulation that you have let them know. >> jennifer: that has got to changehelle. what has got to happen to make that change? that is ridiculous. >> there is some language in the national mortgage settlement last year, the big agreement that was supposed to fix all these sort of terrible consumer abuses, there is language in there that kind of zeros into this area, but it's not clear and it doesn't hold a hammer or a gun to the banks' head to make them responsible for notifying. the banks will tell you that they do notify. i pressed for paperwork on that. i've never been able to get any kind of super solid proof of it. >> jennifer: let me quickly ask you just to understand why this is happening. since the how longing crash the number of foreclosures that is stuck in limbo has mushroomed too 3 million homes. why are banks deciding not to go through with the foreclosures. >> this is yet another surreal chapter of the story. we all know that the banks just foreclosed on millions of home. 10 million homes since 2006. but it turns out after the banks issued a lot

change a great deal. i appreciate you coming our own war room fred kaplan. >> jennifer: now for a look at the best of thet the stories i don't want you progressives to miss on this wednesday evening. tonight we're lbgt themed. on this date in 1961 jfk gave his fist state of the union address, and he talked about the economy, our role in the world and equality. take a listen. >> the denial of constitutional rights to some of our fellow americans on account of race at the ballot box and elsewhere disturbed the national conscious, and subjects us to the charge of world opinion that our democracy is not equal to the high promise of our heritage. >> jennifer: now our two-term black president is stepping up and asking for equality for all. the white house released its immigration proposals and it calls for lawmakers to treat same-sex couples in which one partner is an immigrant the same as straight couples, and that means gay immigrants could apply for citizenship. it should come as no surprise that republicans are balking. lindsay graham said . . . >> jennifer: abortion is legal, senator. ♪ deep in my heart,

jennifer: all right. well rashad i really appreciate the leadership you are taking on. rashad robinson from color of changext get ready to pull your hair out even more. we're going to revisit the status of veterans that cannot get their benefits because of red tape. ♪ >> jennifer: so if you like your politics or your politicians for that matter if you like them cooked over an open flame, cenk uygur is your guy. the host of "the young turks" joining us now. cenk what have you got? >> i love your intros of me. god bless. that's awesome. >> jennifer: you know it's true. >> all right. so today we're going to talk about the republicans threatening a government shutdown. they are unbelievable so they are at it again. democratic congressman has an interesting idea about printing a trillion dollars coin, i thought it was a joke, but apparently it's real. it's unbelievable. and two other topics as well. the cia lied to the makerings of the zero dark thirty about torture. >> jennifer: we did a bit on that trillion dollar coin thing, and that might be the thing to do. all right, cenk take care. thanks. and now to an

where -- the army is going to assume an enormous share of the brunt here. >> jennifer: it all will require a culture changeur book talks about david petraeus' plot to change the military from within. because of your reporting on this, how difficult is it to change the culture of the department of defense in light of all of the research you did for your book? >> it's extremely difficult. petraeus succeeded because it was a unique moment. large organizations -- and the military is one of the largest [ inaudible ] in the world -- large organizations tend to change and make themselves open to revolutions in times of catastrophe. 2005 2006 there was a catastrophe in iraq. there was a willingness to change the way they were operating. there really isn't a catastrophe now. wars are winding down. there's a fiscal catastrophe, but -- and the military is going to have to take on some of that but there will be a fight -- there will be fights within the pentagon between the army, navy air force, over who will take the brunt of the spending cuts. in the 1950s when eisenhower put a sharp limit on overall defense spendin

jennifer: well, let's talk about that. donnie, the second-term agenda includes immigration reform climate change legislation, knock on wood tting the fiscal house in order. >> and jobs jobs jobs. >> jennifer: yes. but if we get filibuster reform will the president be able to get his agenda through, or will the house block everything? especially guns? >> the question is whether they are going to have to step in and save the children that they have become. speaker speaker boehner needs to ask himself does he want to cow town to this group in the house who wants to hold everything hostage for idealogical reason. >> jennifer: yes i think their agenda of blocking tax increases for millionaires and everything else is going to hurt them politically. >> one thing at a time they are good at two things at a time they are not. in a few months we'll go through the debt ceiling again. republicans are holding the government hostage. >> jennifer: we'll see if there is an opportunity for the president. joe and donnie are going to stick around. after the break we'll hear some despicable comments that we have learned hershey's simple pleasu

correspondent jennifer griffin is live at passenger. what will this change mean, jennifer for women in the military, many of whom are already serving on the front lines? >> reporter: that's right, jon, remember, 280,000 women have served in the wars in iraq and afghanistan during the last ten years. what this will do is it will open certain positions that they've been barred from in the army and marines. 230,000 positions to be specific that they were barred from participating in, even though many of them were being attached to some of those front-line units. secretary panetta plans to lift the military's ban on women serving in combat. that ban has been in place since 1994. the service chiefs have until january, 2016 to seek exceptions to certain things, certain units. women who have been affected by the ban say that they were denied promotions as a result of the discriminatory policy, jon. jon: what about women who are actively serving right now. what is the reaction? >> reporter: the reaction has been welcomed by those who joined the aclu, the american ci

that is jennifer waters of marketwatch.com. ibm is drastically changing its 401k plan for employees. beginning this year, instead of matching employees 401k's on payday, ibm will pay one lump sum at the end of the year. the new plan is stirring up controversy. critics say employees who quit or get laid off from the company before the end of year will not receive the 401k lump sum. they also miss out on interest from the entire year. others say the plan is good for employees as it keeps fees low and still matches their salary by 6 to 10%. with interest rates at historic lows and housing prices showing signs of climbing, more americans are considering dipping their toes back into the housing market. but the process of getting a loan to buy that dream home can be daunting. paul eggers has some simple tips to keep in mind if buying a home is your new year's resolution. maurizio fiori is hoping to buy a home in 2013. he's looking to move his growing family out of their chicago apartment and into their very own home. 'i've been scouring the internet, and talkin

and how hard was it for you to tell everyone what's changed and what's new about jennifer? >> i don't express myself. i kind of just keep it in. so for me to write a letter and actually say it was quite difficult. but once i actually said it, it made me feel better. >> so, on a scale of one to five, how well do you think you did? >> i think four. >> you think a four? i think you did...$5,000 worth. >> oh, thank you. >> [ laughs ] >> jennifer is definitely gonna stick with this. this is a long-term thing. sometimes it does take somebody, a third party outside of family, to really set you straight, and i think that's what gail has done for her. >> what are you gonna use the money for? >> to pay off all my debt. >> excellent. then you can have it. and have a great life. >> thanks. >> okay. >> i don't think i'm still a princess. i think i'm a young, independent lady. [ laughs ] >> ♪ i can tell, i can tell ♪ she loves to go >> ♪ shop >> ♪ she's all out of control ♪ she can't >> ♪ stop >> ♪ designer clothes, jewels, hair ♪ ♪ she's throwing money everywhere ♪ ♪ my head is spinning

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. >> jennifer: you have covered also, i know the supreme court. do you think you can make meaningful changet the state level? or does it need to be at the federal level? >> ultimately the buck stops at the supreme court. and you can make meaningful change at the state level to the extent you're not impeding interstate commerce. and it's look like so long as you don't ban con silled carry. a state can't choose to ban a hand gup. and a state it is looks like perhaps next term after the chicago ruling a couple of days before the sandy hook shooting but anything beyond that taxing or bans on high-capacity magazines, to are reasonable regulations that will be fought out in the states, and will learn from the majority. >> jennifer: it's very interesting, because i think what many people would consider reasonable challenges like a state by state assault weapons ban, or state by state magazine clip limitations. those do end up with this supreme court, and you're going to get similar results to what we have already seen. do you think the state laws indicate that state lawmakers themselves are worrie

an opportunity to push an agenda that you've been trying to pay i think jennifer thirty years you know exactly nothing is changed there's been no circumstance a lot of people have to in fact in the facts of this case nothing that is being proposed would change a person from killing another person who owns a weapon taking that weapon and then. using it to engage in a massacre there is nothing that is being proposed but what address that the truth of the matter is the c.d.c. identifies this danger because suicide is the leading cause of gun related deaths and so you have it in your home but that is a misleading way of describing the fact that overwhelmingly firearms are used legitimately to protect people from others and even the police and the supreme court admits it's your primary responsibility and retailers and we know that a lot of people would commit suicide with guns probably wouldn't have committed suicide if they didn't have something that they knew would simply end their life going to golden gate bridge and explain to them because that's just not true and my best friend i was nineteen shot himself in the

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bill: jennifer griffin is on the front line of the pentagon every day. what will this change, if anything, for women in the military, jennifer? >> reporter: essentially, bill, this will open 230,000 positions that have previously been that woman in the military had not had access to. it will open the positions in the army and marines in particular because those are the front line infantry troops. secretary panetta plans to make the announcement later today. he will officially lift the ban that has been in place since 199 on women serving in the front lines. again this will be thousands of positions that women had previously been denied access to. the service chiefs have until january 2016 to seek exceptions to certain units. some of the special operations units for instance. women who have been affected by the ban say they were denied promotions as a result of the discriminatory policy over the years, bill. bill: jennifer, women have for some time have contributed to mightily to the war on terror. they drive tanks. they knife airplanes in the air force. a lot of people don't

change. >> it's about time. one of the scout laws is that you have to be honest and you have to be trustworthy. and these kids were not allowed to do that. >> reporter: jennifer became a den mother when her son became a scout. but she was fired because she was a lesbian. she started a petition on change.org, calling for a change on the ban on gays. >> we started a firestorm of equality. and i'm excited about it. >> reporter: the proposal the boy scouts of america is considering would give different groups that sponsor scout groups the power to decide whether to continue the ban on gays. some christian conservative groups are enraged. tony perkins called the shift a serious mistake. rob? sunny? >> tahman bradley, in washington. thanks, tahman. >>> and president obama travels to las vegas today to sell his ideas for immigration reform. yesterday, top lawmakers from both parties pledged to get a wide-ranging perform bill through the senate by summer. included in that bill would be a provision to grant legal status to more than 10 million illegal immigrants in this country. senator john mccain concedes it's a critical issue for republicans as support for the part

so it has completely changed his career and his trajectory. jennifer eagan is another example, when she won the pulitzer fiction for a visit from -- she had pulled all right but she was now firmly entrenched as one of the most sought-after writers in american literature right now. not awarding the fiction prize, it certainly sends shockwaves and will be interesting to see in 2013, if they will learn from that pole unquote mistake and make sure -- wins a fiction prize. >> guest: a lot of libraries as soon as the awards are announced will check their holding to see if they have the books and if they don't have those books they will order those books. that doesn't mean it's a bestseller but it's established in a different round. and i think prices are most important when a person is not that well-known. certainly it establishes curiosity. >> host: several members of congress have written books this past pastor including senator rand paul, government bullies and represented john lewis wrote another book, across that bridge about his experience. senator mar

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as an opportunity to push an agenda that you've been trying to get i think jennifer thirty years you exactly nothing. has changed there's been no circumstance a lot of people have done in fact in the facts of this case nothing that is being proposed would change a person from killing another person who owns a weapon taking that weapon and then using it to engage in a massacre there is nothing that is being proposed but what address that the truth of the matter is the c.d.c. identifies this danger because suicide is the leading cause of gun related deaths and so you have it in your home but that is a misleading way of describing the fact that overwhelmingly firearms are used legitimately to protect people from others and even the police and the supreme court and it's your primary responsibility and we're taking those and we know that a lot of people would commit suicide with guns probably wouldn't have committed suicide if they didn't have something that they knew would simply end their life going to golden gate bridge and explain to them that because that's just not true. my best friend i was nineteen shot himse

. >> as much as clearly structural change is going to be part of this, i wonder, jennifer and jackie, not waiting for congress to change this. >> right. >> you are doing it one step at a time. if i am a working mom with limited time and limited access, what kind of choices can i make to improve health? take away the cosmetic weight loss piece? >> i think the priority is the expendable cash you have, you have to make wise choices. nutrient rich foods, whole grain breads and fruits and vegetables. it might be hard. if you have to do quick serve items, frozen fruits and vegetables. it's hard. if you live in a food swamp, which is a food dessert and you are unundated with fast food restaurants in urban cities and working two jobs and trying to feed your kids, calorie density is important. you want them to be happy. it's really difficult. you can shop in the grocery store and make wise choices. this is where education is a big piece of it and planning ahead. >> one of the places where poor kids get fed is at school. one meal they can count on is lunches. catsup counts. >> it's a travesty.

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changes in afghanistan. >> the possibility of the tell about having a future role in afghanistan, music is here to stay. jenniferlass, al jazeera, kabul. >> good. >> at least crutcher people have been killed by a severe wave on the east coast of australia -- at least quite sure people have been killed. we have a report from sydney. >> the only to evacuate the people was by air. more than 1000 people were at lifted -- were airlifted. >> we're asking people the main priority is life. listen to emergency service workers and their directions. >> 2000 properties went at least under water. the extreme weather led to more fun than danger. the wind whipped the sea into foam create a large bubble bath. brisbane escaped the worst. some businesses went under. most household look up early dry. the river reached an all-time high. the weather headed down the coast toward sydney. there was no serious damage done. the only thing still wild by tuesday was the sea. >> i will hang around for a bi t. >> floods two years ago killed 35 people and damaged 35 homes and businesses. it hasn't been as bad this year. the worst does appear