neil needed to know more about joe's background. >> joe's father died when he was 17 years old. is the only boy in the family. so his father's death was very traumatic for him. >> i had to become the breadwinner. and as soon as i graduated i went right into the military. i was what they call a shade tree mechanic. i worked on everything from a jeep all the way up to a 35,000 kw generator that used to launch missiles. i loved it. >> joe worked his way up to sergeant and was honorably discharged. but when he returned to the distressed economy of 1980s rust belt cleveland, joe couldn't find work. >> he thought he was a certified mechanic. i don't know what certification is in the military. but people were telling him, you're not a certified mechanic. >> in the spring of 1988, joe moved into a basement apartment near little italy. >> he lived in the coventry area which at the time was something a lot of 20-somethings did. they were blue-collar workers and they partied a lot. >> i was not an angel. i drank. i drank like a fish. >> right across the street from where i was living was a

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>> joe, come on. original 13 states. >> new york. >> delaware, connect you cut, new hampshire. >> we're killing harris. >> south carolina, north carolina. >> i'm here all week. who is one of your state's is senators right now. >> useless. [laughing] >> oh, god. >> backers say the goal is for students to learn more about how american government works. seven other states are considering similar bills on that list, utah, arizona, south carolina, missouri, oklahomawe're all kind of jokin, what do you think of this idea, seriously. >> i don't think it should be mandatory when it comes to graduation. should be part of the educational process. i studied government while in high school and part of the history we have in this country. i think they ought to commit to it. so many things are now in the world of cyberspace and technology and internet, that we forget about history and where this country came from. i think it is a good idea to find out about our founding fathers but not necessarily make it mandatory

if i'm wrong, i always correct myself, joe. >> as joe is prepped to move into his new cell, deputy warden joni brown offers some words of wisdom to amy. >> you can go by the book, you can alter the rules, you decide how you are going to do your job, but you darn better make sure you do it the same way every single time, especially with somebody like that, because he's not going to forget. >> he's expected to parole next month. so i think a lot of it might be anxiety of -- he's been doing time since the riot days. >> all right, fellas. stay out of trouble like [ bleep ] me. about -- >> i saw some pictures, some young pictures of me when i first come in. i look like a puppy. i mean, i was so young. and then now i look at myself, the years just go slow. they seem slow. then you know, after a while, you're like, wow, they just went by. i wasted so much of it in here. i don't want to see myself an old, gray 50-year-old man, 60-year-old man sitting in here with nothing. you know, your family just dying off. sometimes i wonder what the future is for me. is this it? you know, i don't want that. i

i'm meeting carolyn's ex-partner, joe. joe: marcus? joe secreeti. pleasure to meet you.s: really pretty place. joe: thank you so much. i said i'm going to brand myself to be different than everyone else. lemonis: i'd like to try to broker a truce between them and maybe do a little business. joe: if you're saying to me, would i possibly be open to doing something with carolyn, the answer is yes, as long as she would be open to it. lemonis: it was great meeting you. joe: it's my pleasure. lemonis: thanks, guys. i appreciate it. bye-bye. where's susan at? she texted me, "you don't need me anymore." lemonis: so, do you have her number? carolyn: mm-hmm. [ ringing ] susan: hello? lemonis: susan, this is marcus and carolyn. you know, i just don't understand why you just leave in the middle of the day. carolyn: should have waited till the end of the day and we could have spoke. susan: i've never showed you any disrespect ever. lemonis: well, i'm sorry, but -- susan: i've never given you trouble. i've never given you drama. lemonis: i think walking out's pretty disrespectful. car

thanks for coming. >> we love you, joe! ! , joe! (bleep)!ms like you're making him the fall guy for this. >> we have to do what we think is the right thing to do under the circumstances. i have counseled with the university and our students will behave in the proper manner. >> have you made any plans? our university is adept at handling these affairs and i'm sure they're handled for whatever eventualities there may be (chanting, we want joe) >> i was just so angry, so i took that picture i have of joe and i just sit out there on my balcony with it. i have a bunch of texts from my family, good job on tv representing joe. >> brown: filmmaker from new york, previous story the tillman story, examining the death of football player and soldier pat tillman. this story captured the national psyche and attention. what more was there to tell? what were you after? >> i was after reexamining the way we dealt with the principle failings of the story. as you mentioned at the top, i'm not so interested in jerry sandusky but in the way we kind of distance o

>> yeah, joe, i do. i come from a police family. my brother is a homicide detective for nearly 30 years in the police department, my cousin was an fbi agent for 30 years operating nationally throughout this country. in new york, i think what is going on there is first of all you have to realize the a trollman's association if new york has been without a labor contract for quite some time. >> that is a key part of the source of tension between the mayor and the police department if new york city. the other element is, there was a group of protesters within the past few days that issued a statement when protests will resume. they will resume. one of the points they want raised. this is a quote the systemic racism in the new york police department. joe, there is systemic racism in this country. you can't single out a police department. sure, there is racism in the police department. there is in every industry in this country. the new york city police department truly reflects the city of new york i think more than any other police depa

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joe?>> mark? mayor de blasio, his approval ratings have gone down a little bit. we'll get new polling numbers today. he lost the "new york post." he's beaten up by conservative bloggers and others. >> did he ever have the "new york post"? >> he lost them in a big way. they beat him up every day. his television coverage in local news is still pretty good. i think he's in a potential tipping point now if his poll numbers go down he has to change direction. i asked him yesterday at the press conference have you learned anything, have any of the critics gotten through you and you made some mistakes and he basically didn't acknowledge he learned anything or any of the criticism is valid. i think he'll have to either see what these latest round ever polls show and decide he wants to go in a different direction and be more accommodating. calling for the protests to be suspended was an accommodation and he has to decide if he'll govern the city in a broader way or fine where he is right now in hun

and then on a different note we remember the legend that is joe cocker. the rocker passing away leaving us memories of a five decade career. this is "way too early." ♪ >>> hi everybody. hi. good morning i'm thomas roberts. it's tuesday december 23rd. welcome to way too early. the show that will always attach that voice to the wonder years. remember that great show? everybody was tweeted about joe cocker yesterday. a big loss and a voice that we'll all remember. we all have an attachment too. we'll talk about his life in music. we begin in new york city as there appears to be a truce in the raging battle between the city's mayor and police unions after two nypd officers were murdered this weekend. they urged them to let the grieving families prepare to bury their loved ones. >> all i can say is this is a time for every new yorker to think about these families. focus on these families. put them first. we can do that by respecting their pain and respecting their time of mourning. i'm asking everyone and this is across the spectrum to put aside protest, put a

i'm sure i'll find a way to the other side. >> joe for governor.oe for governor. >> spread it around. >> run on a democratic ticket? >> democratic ticket? this guy's pretty sharp. you're sure you're who you are? you're not an imposter? huh? >> the inmates have this funny thing where they both despise him, but he's got kind of this celebrity status among them and they all want him to sign postcards for them and it's kind of like an exciting moment in their day when sheriff joe comes down. >> you should try the slop. >> what's the slop? >> the dinner we get. >> spaghetti and meatballs? >> probably not. >> i did have to give them television. the judge many years ago said you have to have tv and never said what to show. so i decide what to show. i'm sure not going to show this series to them. so i show them the weather channel, the food channel and c-span. really have to watch all these politicians. that's all they get. they're still getting television. >> and one of his latest innovations when we were there was this idea of this, what he called a chai

joe, this is about business, but it's also about relationships. i'm sure the relationship between a coach and player is very personal, and sometimes it can be incredible. joe gibbs was the coach, you were the most successful under as a player. i'm wondering what he brought or taught that you helped you in your career? >> i learned a lot from joe in different ways. i learned as a man to grow up. we get a lot of very young men. in 2.9 years it's hard for a coach to impact someone. when you think of the coach they had in college, there are three possibly four, maybe five years, as a college coach you almost have more influence on a player than the professional level. it's a double-edged sword. the coach that you have has now been fired, they are really good coaches or else they wouldn't have gotten the job in the first place. they may move onto another team. you may have an option to move someplace else, you carry the relationships with you on a perpetual basis. it's not like i didn't like this coach, that coach didn't like me, it works out like that

welcome to "morning joe."ith us on set we have the chairman of deutsche incorporated and the host of msnbc's politics nation and president of the national action network reverend al sharpton along with willie, joe and me on a really, really big morning. >> i got to start by showing the front of the "daily news." disturbing photo, and what protesters were peacefully chanting last night all across new york city. i'll put it up here. "we can't breathe," and mika, you know, last night all across the city, obviously, people responding peacefully to the tragedy that unfolded in staten island. >> and the decision not to indict. >> the decision not to indict. let's get to the news and then let's talk to reverend al sharpton with us and donny deutsch and willie. >> widespread protests unfolded in new york city after a grand jury's decision not to charge a white police officer in the chokehold death of an unarmed black man. as joe just mentioned the front page of the "new york daily news" reads quote "we can't breathe"

and it can't be some symbolic one like offering up joe biden. that's not going to get it done. >> new york is a microcosm for the rest of the nation. it is driving the news cycle this story. hopefully it doesn't spread, but it's a big risk that it will. sheriff clarke. thank you. >> merry christmas, thank you. >> merry christmas to you too. joining us with more reaction is former nypd commissioner bernard carrick. thanks for joining me this evening. just want to ask you flat out, i live in new york city, i see what's happening on the streets, i see the tension between the mayor and the cops. i've heard you say before you haven't seen it this bad in decades. has bill de blasio lost control of new york city? >> i think he's lost -- he's lost the respect of the men and women that serve the city. i think he's lost respect of the men and women that protect the communities that he says they go out and target. i can't say these lost control, but it's close to it. as i said over the past few days, i have never seen a rift like this between the mayor and

welcome to "morning joe." with us on set, steve rattner and host and managing editor of news one, roland martin and the president and ceo of the national urban league, mark morale. great to have you on board this morning. >> how is everybody doing. >> i got reports back from the field last night. some young people went to the protest and thought it was amazing. they felt they were witnessing history. were you out last night? anybody? >> i was out last night. >> steve rattner is out every night. but he's counting money. >> i skipped over you steve, you notice. >> it's kind of amazing. >> you hear the same thing over and over again. it is diverse as mike barnacle said very inviting. it's the antithesis of what happened in ferguson. not the black community but the black community, the white community, hispanic community, asian-american, everybody coming together saying enough is enough. we have another story out of phoenix today. >> first of all, you did see some of that in ferguson. there were 100 plus days of p

welcome back to "morning joe." top of the hour here along with joe and me.grieving the loss of two police officers who were shot dead on saturday before the gunman took his own life. today's "daily news," the headline echos the heartbreak reading quote, we weep as one. officers wenjian liu and rafael ramos, one a newlywed the other a father of two were shot at point blank range in their police car in brooklyn simply because they were members of law enforcement. >> they are two of new york's finest were shot and killed with no warning, no provocation. they were quite simply assassinated. targeted for the uniform and for the responsibility they embraced to keep the people of this city safe. >> police say the gunman, 28-year-old ismaaiyl brinsley was already on the run after shooting his ex-girlfriend overnight in baltimore. he had a long history of run ins with the law. 19 arrests in georgia and ohio as well as family disputes and a suicide attempt. police believe instagram postings just hours before the shooting revealed brinsley's man silver gun references t

carlos botifoll amplia. >>> al salir de la corte, queda claro que joe arpaio estaba molesto. >>> (hablanno quiso hablar. >>> en el tribunal el juez federal snow , exigiÓ saber por quÉ la oficina del alguacil de arizona, desobedeciÓ la orden de discontinuar prÁcticas discriminatorias contra hispanos. continuaron hasta por lo menos 18 meses, despuÉs de su orden. efectuando paradas de trÁnsito de personas, solo bajo la sospecha de ser indocumentados. lo que el juez, habÍa ya declarado inconstiau s tstituci. >>> ejemplo tras ejemplo donde el alguacil ignora la orden de la corte, y Él perdiÓ la paciencia. >>> joe arpaio fue cuestionado de por quÉ no entregÓ la evidencia que se le solicitÓ en un caso relacionado con el perfil racial. >>> es hora que descarguen cargos criminales en joe arpaio, que dijo una y otra vez que entreguen evidencia. >>> el juez considera reconmendar que joe arpaio y otro juez enfrentan cargos por desacato, una opciÓn serÍan cargos civiles, se pagarÍa hasta mil dÓlares a vÍctimas de perfil racial, y tambiÉn cargos criminales que potencialmente podrÍan llevarlo tras la r

welcome to "morning joe."ith us on set, we have mike barnicle and thomas roberts, senior editor of the news website courts, gideon litchfield. and in washington, washington anchor for "bbc world news america," katty kay. catty, good morning. good to have you. let's get to that, actually. elizabeth warren i think doing a lot for her brand. the question is, can she turn this around? time's running out for lawmakers to avoid another government shutdown, and right now, a top democrat is urging her party to revolt against the must-pass legislation t legislation. the house is expected to vote on a $1.1 trillion spending plan before today's deadline, providing federal funding for agencies through september. the omnibus includes a 1% raise for federal workers and military service members, and the irs budget will be cut by more than $345 million. there is a significant increase in how much wealthy donors can give to national parties and some of the financial reforms under the dodd/frank act would be reversed. the provi

joe, important story. >> i'm your dad. from the v. a.inspector general. how many vets died suffering from care. a bruising year for the va. >> some veterans learned that a common medical procedure teva facility kos have gone terribly wrong. changing their lives forever. it's a story that the nbc news investigative unit first reported on five years ing. ronan farrell followed up and what did you find? >> the first beat in the story is shocking enough. 10,000 plus colonoscopies and endoscopies at hospitals that exposed veterans to risk of infection with hiv, with hepatitis and balloon from one patient going into another, nightmare stuff. we talked to some of the families involved in this and got the human stakes of this. take a look. >> john and philip bell tested positive. we visited them and asked them about what happened? >> hello. >> hello, how are you. >> john. >> it's a pleasure to meet you. >> the va told him he tested positive for hepatitis b a virus transmitted through bodily fluids. it can cause permanent damage an

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joe cocker passed away in colorado. nottingham, cbs news. >>> joe cocker cited ray charles as an early influence and idol. >>> amazing. well, still ahead, a remarkable fix-it job. >> what is so unique about the tool used to get it done. >>> did you enjoy your extra one second, one second longer when it comes to daylight today? nine hours, 32 minutes, 56 seconds, one more than yesterday. we gain daylight every day until the third week of june. what does the christmas forecast? coming up next. . >>> ahead in sports, jim harbaugh on a monday. giants, is marcos gudero. and the monday play of the weekend. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, sweetie, i'd love a hazelnut. mom? dad? big uncle wayne? hot chocolate. green tea. uh, decaf, cuz. wow. i'm dying for an herbal tea. the all new keurig 2.0. . >>> the weather is sponsored by lexus. test drive a lexus today. >>> a bright bay area holiday tradition is fading. after 36 years, you can see mr. christmas' grand finale. that story will be on our sister station, kb cw. >>> when an astronaut needed a

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joe? >> that's pretty good. >> what's the yield now? >> well, what did you say, 25%? >> you can figure that out, right? >> 25%. three times 25. >> disney raises by the large amount. >> this is from a yielder to even a bigger yielder. and, becky, yesterday you were right, it was not a triple digit loss. >> 99 points, wasn't it? >> 99 points. >> gained back, only finished down with -- >> wait a second. you will argue that is not a hundred point -- >> no, no, i'm saying -- >> people that did argue that it was not a triple digit loss. >> doesn't seem to be able to slow the ruble's decline. chief international correspondent michelle caruso cabrera is here to put it all into perspective. i would like 17% interest rates. >> is there any reason to believe i'd get my principal by by investing in russia? >> that's the big question. the general rule of thumb, the higher the yield -- >> no, but that's what i mean. it seems like kind of a futile attempt when there's so much question as to whether you'l

(joe) happy holidays!s from the lottery♪ >>> horse breeders are still in shock after this massive barn fire last night in h hockessin, delaware. 12 of the prized horsed made it out alive. damage to the barn is estimated at $60,000. the total loss is to be in the millions. the cause is under investigation. >>> donations have been pouring in for a family that had a fire in delaware. it happened at claymont yesterday morning. one person was killed. they rallied to collect all of the clothes and necessities for those displaced. >> all of a sudden, everyone called. all the tenants reached out we don't know the people that lost their homes. but this is our community. >> six children were among those that were left homeless. the cause of the fire has not been determined. >>> the south jersey college student suing her parents for not paying her tuition were back in court. she asked the judge in condition tempcontemptof court. they will not pay $16,000. he will not make anyone pay. until the case law is -- dupont a

the next hour of "morning joe" starts right now. >>> welcome back to "morning joe."een extraordinarily irresponsible over the past several months. and what the media has let pass as narrative we saw play out yesterday on an nfl football field. >> i'm puzzled. i missed something. the guys coming out like this. >> guys came out hands up don't shoot for the st. louis rams. what is so remarkable is they might as well have come out with a flying saucer attached to all of their heads in solidarity of michael brown being transported to venus on a flying saucer. because that happened as much as that happened. and that's according to grand jury testimony. that's according to witnesses. they are using his accomplice in the robbery that was with him at the time. who also claim that michael brown was shot in the back. and for some reason, the media attaches to these narratives that will stir up further protests. i got to say, i just got to a tipping point this weekend. there's another story in cleveland where a young boy tragically was shot dead. police officers got a 911 call.

inside and outside in the battle of the bay, joe? >> we heard the x's and o's earlier from vern but let me tell you, these are real people out here. they are brothers against brothers of the bay area. and, as one raider's fan told me, sometimes you have to kick your brother's butt. that is what happened here tonight. these folks right here, bad boys of bbq. oakland raiders faithful group with one 49er group, they are still hanging out together, they still love each other, before the game got ugly and it was fun for the most part. but i will tell you, folks are leaving the game we had a chance to talk to a couple of fans, close friends who are on opposite sides. >> i love my boys, raider nation all day. >> it was cloudily right now. yes. >> reporter: sometimes brothers get into fights and sometimes they got their cuffs put on them and sent to jail. we are looking for numbers, yes, the fact is, the cop his to go into the stands and make some arrests, there were plenty of public intoxication arrests, for the most part, people coming out

fearing the worst, joe decides to take action.he committee invited tang and his family in for a meeting. for matters requiring special analysis, the committee relies on the help of independent specialists to ensure an objective investigation. the experts helping with his case are a solid reputation for cancer research and a surgeon specializing in gast row. they begin by trying to establish whether the first surgery to remove the polyp was appropriate or not. they also hear what happened from the patient. rectum polyps are removed using end scholarshipelements. tang's surgeon however cut open tang's stomach and removed not just the pop polyp, but also the surrounding tissues. he failed to inform tang about the risk of endoscopic surgery. he also wasn't informed of the risks of complications. details of the surgery and progress are meticulously checked with tang. the staff involved in tang's case are called in. the discussion centers around why surgeons decided to remove large portions of the rectum in the beginning. the chief surg

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joe johnston, beau regard and talk about the disobedience. is it a case of having a hard time managing the generals? >> guest: that is correct. he had a hard time managing the egos of the general. some had a high opinion of themselves and a low opinion of davis and they came into conflict very early after the first confederate victory in the war. beauregard was concerned about taking credit for that. he issued a report taking full credit and blamed davis for not turning him loose to do more damage to the yankees. that began the process of deteriation of the generals. he sent him to the theater in february of '62 and beauregard was commander of the army after being second in command and then took an unauthorized leave of absence and he was removed from command and they never got along after that. joseph johnston, the senior command in virginia, entered into a coral about his rank among the generals and then as commander of what he called the army of the potomac. there were two armies so it is confusing in the latter half of 61 and 62. but the

>>> hey, welcome back to "morning joe." all morning, we're going to be talking about some of our best interviews this year. >> from living in a trailer park to running for governor wendy davis did not hold back in a very personal memoir. he she joined us to talk about her life and how she became a rising star in the democratic party. >> let's talk about the book. you decided to go there. >> in a lot of ways. >> it's a really tough book. a lot of people obviously talked about your filibuster. but you -- while you're reading the story of other women who had abortions under difficult circumstances. you didn't talk about a couple you had. >> two abortions. >> and in both cases, fairly tragic. >> yes. >> tell us about it. >> the first -- >> why you put it in the book. >> the first is an atopic pregnancy which of course is dangerous for a woman. the second one is one where we were told that our very much loved and wanted daughter had a severe brain abnormality. and we had to confront what we would do. >> you had already given her

(joe) happy holidays!from the lottery♪ >> ♪ >> welcome back. you're taking a live look here on sky 6 hd down the shore into atlantic city. right now it's 5:12, warm this morning. it's 48 degrees. it will get up to 52 but wet across a good part of the region. >> so, traffic, i mean, it's really nothing this week, right? >> you know, it shouldn't be, yes. theoretically volume should be light. we had still had a lot of issues. people out and about but i think people are also going to the malls, going to the airport, trying to get to grandma's house so things are a little bit weird, they're a little off this week but we're still seeing people travel around. >>> not really at this hour. as we look live in lionville chester county, this is route 100 just south of 113. it's wet here and one more day of construction here in the southbound lanes from 9:00 until 3:00 they'll work and block a lane and then they don't come back until about january 5th so you'll get a nice holiday break from the construction there in l

. >> welcome to "morning joe." this morning, we're taking a look back at the year that was. >> first let's look at a political power couple who probably could show people on sides of different aisles can work together. with us at the table, of course james carville mary matalin, author of "love & war." why did you all write the book in tell us about it? >> no we want to say hello to you guys. it's been a long time. we like to be in new york. >> thank you so much. yeah you know what's great, though, just in the tease for the book that i haven't read the book yet, but there were aspects during 20 years where the two off would go for various lengths of time without speaking to one another. >> i worked with pare during some of those, during the bush years, right? >> oh yes. we did iraq together. that was one of those. >> when james was -- >> it's something worth not speaking over now. >> yes, for 20 years, with mary we were right there for all of the stuff that happened and a lot of the part of the clinton administrati

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i am joe lockhart. am proud to be in a very small fraternity of former white house press secretary's. to walk up after a prayer, though that was subtly different than what i used to say to myself. please god, let me get to the next hour. on behalf of the brady family, we want to thank you for coming. your presence means so much to them and to the family. we have some former press secretary's here. thank you for coming. we're here for a simple reason. we loved jim brady. let me amend that a little bit we love jim and sarah brady. to me, they are jim and sarah brady. we are here to honor his legacy, but to honor sarah and the family and all they have done. they were one of the most formidable couples in town. they were also one of the most lovable couples. we are here to celebrate his life today through many of his colleagues and the operative word is celebrate. and one who stands behind white house podium knows you spend most good time answering hard and tough questions. on occasion, i got some easy ones

joe, but i will go to you. i don't noah lot about sports.hy do they force these guys to do press conferences? >> compared to what other guys do this guy is a saint. he is not beating women or fighting dogs. he is the anti-- the andy kaufman of professional sports. hay knows when he is 50 they will have a bunch of these and they will say this guy is amazing. this is the only job he can get away with doing this and making lots of money. he will never go into broadcasting because he never wants to. he has no interest in it at all. i have to say i kind of have a crush on him. >> andy, you are the sports guy. is it because he wears a jock, what is wrong with -- >> his name is jack. >> i think these reporters have a bug up their you know what. i think they should write stories. why are they asking how it feels to run 75 yordz down the field? >> i love marshawn lynch. the run was amazing last night. i will say that i think the news conference bit is getting old. he needs to do something creative. he should answer each question with a line from a po

that's joe. >> chatty cathy. >> poor joe. >> boozer. joy. a fan at a detroit lions game witnessed a woman in front of him sending romantic tecxts to another man and alerted her boyfriend with a note once the game ended and now it's going viral. hey, bro, i don't know you and you don't know me. when you get home, check your girl's phone. she's been texting jason, saying she wishes she was with him all day, take care, wish you the best, happy thanksgiving. what? >> this is bro code at its best. it's guy code. he's making sure that -- >> so he read her phone? >> while he was sitting behind her. >> what a -- jason could be a 3-year-old for all he knows. >> exactly. >> he should keep his -- mind your own business. don't be snooping in people's writings. >> i think that's ridiculous. >> where can we see your show? >> down in greenwich village, a fabulous historic street. i'll be there thursday, friday, saturday, sunday matinematinee. >> looks amazing. will you stay for the next segment? i think this is sort of working. >> there's the picture of me

joe quimby, 1%. >> diamond joe quimby always manages somehow to hang on. the real comeback kid. >> the mayor's office is not for sale. [laughter] >> god bless you, mayor quimby. you've got our vote. >> up next, an advent calendar that is out of this world. ♪ >> today, we may have detected life on the red planet. kind of. more like methane. >> up next, "taking stock." >> i am pimm fox, and this is what i am "taking stock" of this wednesday. federal reserve chair janet yellen preaches patience. the central bank will be patient on its timing of the first interest rate increase since 2006. the statement pushed stocks higher, and the s&p 500 gained the most since october 2013. yellen says the central bank is staying the course for now. >> this new language does not represent a change in our policy intentions. it is fully consistent with our previous guidance. >> president obama announces a change to u.s. relations with cuba after more than 50 years. two countries will begin to normalize relations designed to loosen trade and travel restrictions.

joe cocker passed away in colorado which he called home for the past two decades.angeles. ♪ >>> well, an orangutan has been granthuman legal rights in argentina. in a ruling published monday a court said the animal named sandra is a nonhuman person and has the right to personal freedom. she's lived at a zoo in buenos aires for 20 years. the ruling means sandra will be transferred to a nature sanctuary. this is the "cbs morning news." try zyrtec-d® to powerfully clear your blocked nose and relieve your other allergy symptoms... so you can breathe easier all day. zyrtec-d®. find it at the pharmacy counter. >>> for nearly six months, we followed a group of high school dropouts who got a second chance through a program run by the national guard in los angeles. they have endured academic, mental and physical challenges. but now the series ends with their new beginning. michelle miller reports. >> let's go, get up! >> get up! >> reporter: this was the first day of challenge academy back in july. >> you better hurry up, let's go! >> reporter: these rebellious unfocused dr

so my method says that "the new york times" sounds about like a joe lieberman speech, so i would give it a number. i would give it it's a 75 on the scale. so there's various outlets that i compute numbers for, and i report them all. >> host: give us one example of how you got joe lieberman to 75 and how the new york times gets to 75. >> guest: okay. so this is maybe a recent example, but -- well, let me tell you in my book the main way that i judge how liberal or conservative the speech is or how liberal or conservative the media content is i look at think tank citations. so i have a list of 200 think tanks ranging from the heritage foundation to the epi, the economic policy institute, i think, and center for budget and policy priorities, those would be on the left side. so i just kind of count the ratio of those. you know, is "the new york times," are they citing the heritage foundation more, or are they citing the center on budget priorities more? they would have something like a 4 to 1 ratio, because i'm sure they cite the center on budget priorities metropolitan the heritage towna

i'm becky quick along with joe kernen. andrew is off today. >>> a technology giant starting a project aimed at letting drivers enjoy all the bells and is whistles of the internet. here is one right now. plugging in your smartphone, we'll have the details on that story in just a bit. but first, our top headlines of the day. a rally on wall street. and we mean rally. joe, when you said swoosh, i wasn't sure if you were talking about the s&p or nike. it doesn't look like this rally is over at this point. right now, dow futures are indicated up by another 72 points. s&p up by 11 1.5 points and the nasdaq up 20 points. you add those two sessions together and you get more than 600 points. consecutive the 00-point gains for the dow, this only happened nine times in its entire history. granted, we're talking about points, not about percentages. look at that chart. this is something that is -- >> 17.778. >> we've got another 150 points. i don't know the -- i don't know the exact high. >> the trading sessions left before the end of

here is joe scarborough saying a police officer has a tough job and when he talks about the prime time pundit he is talking about sharpton. >> that was probable responding to energy sob, before the garner case which is entirely different. i think scarborough has a valuable role to play at msnbc and this is a time when his network was almost universally taking sides in this case going to the respective corners. honestly, when you look at ferguson i recommend the "washington post" story. it is not clear at all what happened and if --. >> with one exception there is in dispute that michael brown went into the police car and attacked officer wilson and there was a struggle for a gun. we know that. >> right and we have evidence that shows. look, what joe scarborough was saying is standing up to his own network and saying, look, police officers have a very difficult job. they go out every day and put their live online. i have been critical the police in the case of the garner incident and rightly so. but do not bash the police universally. >> here is the thing and i respect the rule of law a