i read that book and john harris' book right before that.sort of wrapping sort of wrapping my mind around 2nd term presidencies. those guys had some years worse than we did. >> what are you reading at this moment? and a believer. >> how true is it? >> you know it's like i believe these things. but i think i think it's a very poignantly per me now. put myself back in the place of what it felt like in the campaign and the big huge bed that we made in early 2,007. it's poignant to my great read, and have learned a ton it's a cool book. even if you you're not a huge obama fan it's definitely -- it gives you a good view. >> what is something you we will read for fun now that you are liberated? >> good question. the next book i will read richard price: my favorite authors. >> one last question. a young person coming to washington. you want to be dan pfeiffer. what do you do? >> a higher than that. in washington on campaigns where you went to school, who you know, your parents no may get you in the door but once you're in the door none of that matt

release that was scathing and it did not really honor harry reid, so what will his political legacy going to be -- what is his political legacy going to be? john: in the context of the 2008 presidential campaign, as you and i reported there was a very important moment when harry reid calls obama up to capitol hill and says you should run for president. it was a very big moment that gave a sense to obama that there are democratic establishment that everyone assumed was there everyone thought they were going to vote for hillary clinton. mark: do you think it is possible that harry reid's encouragement would have made obama run, but it is possible it would not have had. the thing about harry reid is that he plays by his own rules. he cares about what the democratic caucus thought, but most of the time he does not really care. during the campaign when it came out that mitt romney had not paid his federal taxes he would not have bent to the criticism of going on the senate floor, he did not care. there are a lot of politicians who go and help themselves, but he does what he is great to do. john: he seems like kind of an archaic guy, if you ever get

do you want to say something about harry reid as john boehner? 's pretty good. that's pretty impressive. thank you guys very much. >> thank you. >> up next, house speaker, the real house speaker, john boehner, lets us in on his secret passion. stay with us. never before has this kind of passion this kind of innovation, engineering, design and performance... been available... for this kind of price. the 2015 cla from mercedes-benz. see your authorized dealer for exceptional offers through mercedes-benz financial services. ♪ ♪ if you want a paint that's more than just easy to scrub. if you want a paint that actually repels dirt and grime. if you want a paint that stand's up to life's wear and tear... only this can. regal select from benjamin moore. paint like no other. there before. i was lost and my kids could tell. i forgot a map. so i got out my phone. i have verizon. i don't. so i found us on the trail map and took the only easy way down. it wouldn't load. so i made a left turn, into a double black diamond. i have never felt closer to them. i'd

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the difference here is harry john is 45 years old. >> to have to say this is what happened to me is embarrassing. >> reporter: he pledged for the alumni chapter saying it's a group he wanted to join since college, but in the lawsuit filed today john claims the group's second vice pole march seen on their website here, jesse stewart jr. personally participated in smacking, hitting and paddling john on march 23rd. >> he seemed very comfortable in doing it. >> reporter: in the garage two mondays ago is where john says the hazing lapped. his attorney jim bell is a kappa alpha psi man himself saying this could have ended in death. >> this is sadistic. it's crazy. it has nothing to do with becoming a member of any organization. >> reporter: stephanie ramirez, wusa9 news. >> police chief mark magaw issued a statement saying they hold their officers to high standards on and internal investigation going on. the fraternity involved has not returned our request for comment. >>> we're tracking some showers across the metro area, first area of showers pushing through southern maryland, but a little heavier a

when another package detonates on campus, a graduate student john g. harrisus tans cutts on his arms and burns around his eyes. then on november 15th, 1979, a bomb is placed in the cargo hold of american airlines flight 444 heading from chicago to washington, d.c. in mid-flight, it sets off a smoldering fire. 12 passengers suffer smoke inhalation. >> the pilots were able to land the plane at dulles shortly before they said to us later it probably would have burned through the hydraulics and dropped the plane out of the sky. >> authorities now begin to suspect the bombings are linked. all doubt is removed seven months later. a suspicious package arrives at the home of percy wood, the president of united airlines. the subsequent explosion inflicts cuts and burns over large portions of wood's body. >> now, come 1980, we know we have a serial bomber. and so the fbi started working as a joint task force with atf and because we had bombs in the mail, with the postal inspection service. >> the task force dubs the investigation una bomb. university and airline bombin

john harris urging us to check out pictures of the newly formed volcanic island.ges right now. the island started forming only in january after a volcano began erupting there. >> you know what i like about this? they talk about how real estate is so valuable because they ain't making any more. guess what they are. >> i would like to be fully confident it's formed. and then also you know a lot of islands start like this and they end up lush. how long would it take before we'd actually put in a bid to buy the island? you don't want to own that island. but it'd be cool to go -- speaking of hawaii. kona. you can do to where the beaches are totally black. and on golf courses sometimes you can hit your ball into it and you can't use it anymore. >> can we land our plane there? that's really the -- that or the chopper. these are the issues that i think about. how do you get there on a boat? >> i think it's telling you think about issues like that. and you said our plane. >> our plane. you know the squawk plane. let's also tell you tweeter christine wants us to talk taxes

john brennan, c.i.a. (applause) >> rose: dan harris is here. he is a co-anchor of abc news nightline and author of the book "10% happier." he covered stories from mass shootings in newtown to combat in iraq and afghanistan. his most terrifying moment as journalist happened while filling in as news reader on good morning america. he suffered a panic attack on air in front of an audience of 5 million people. the episode led him on a journey to retrain his brain through meditation. he tells the story in his new book in paper back called "10% happier." i am pleased to have dan harris at this table. welcome. >> thank you. i'm very pleased to be here. >> rose: an honor to have you here. let's go back to that moment and people who don't know the story because it's been so significant in your life. >> yeah, i mean, it was, i would say, at that point probably the worst thing that ever happened to me and in many ways it turned in a weird and winding way turned out to be one of the best things that ever happened. i was filling in as the news reader on goo

tony harris is in selma where thousands are expected sunday. tony. >> in fact you're right john. three marches and sometimes folks lose sight of that, march 7th, 1965, the first march came to be known as bloody sunday. demonstrators, protesters set across the edmond peddis bridge and they were marching fighting for voting rights. they reached the opposite side of the bridge from where we are and waiting for them were state troopers, alabama state troopers. they were on foot, they were on horseback and they had batons and after warning to stop the march to turn around they were set upon. they were beaten. tear gas was fired. a number of people were seriously injured. congressman john lewis who you had an opportunity to speak to and i know the interview is going to be running later in the program was leading that march. that was a really -- a very traumatic day. it was a day that when the images were broadcast across the nation many in the nation galvanized around african americans in the struggle for the voting rights act that was later passed in august of 1965. two women who were

i'm tony harris. john seigenthaler will be back in just a couple of minutes for you.ll see you tomorrow. . >> hi everyone, this is al jazeera america i'm john seigenthaler. the ferguson police chief quits. >> the city of ferguson and police chief thomas jackson have agreed to a mutual separation. >> tonight, more fall out from the justice department report. isil fighters on the run in one city, and on offense in another and in a ruthless new video a child who kills. factory farms, the new battle over pork an

john. >> hig, scott. harry reid we saw was retiring. he won't seek re-election in 2016.tion immediately turned to speculation about who would succeed him with a potential race with chuck schumer, dick durbin, maybe elizabeth warren, pathy murray. harry reid in an interview with the washington post endorsed chuck schumer, said he had talked to dick durbin about that. i've talked to a half dozen former senators as well as current and former aids. as one democratic aid told me, senator schumer is the next leader. he is a senator from new york and a senator in particular with a close relationship with wall street, guys. so a bit of news that chewing schumer looks almost certainly to be leading the democratic senate contingent beginning in 2017. >> interesting news. john harwood, thank you so much from d.c. >>> coming up, legendary investor bill miller reveals his favorite stock tips plus less songs. >>> we talk to a cio that crushed the s&p last year. he's going to reveal his talk plays. talk some shop with the traders. we will also take some student questions so tweet us cn

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the prime minister will be meeting with the leaders of both mitch mcconnell and obviously john boehner, but and harryg with dick durbin and dianne feinstein. >> and the white house did not offer comment at the press briefing going on on the speech at aipac today, you're getting radio silence in some ways in both ends. netanyahu not meeting with many democrats and white house not commenting much. >> thank you so much. that does it for us for this edition of "andrea mitchell reports." tomorrow more on the israeli prime minister's speech to congress. we'll have the former american ambassador to israel and the peace negotiator and atlantic's jeffrey goldberg. remember the follow the show online and on twitter and my colleague thomas roberts joins me with what's coming up on msnbc live with thomas roberts debuting now. >> it is great to be such a close next door neighbor once again. coming up next isis supporters appear to have a new target twitter and all of its employees, including the man at the very top. plus the state department's marie harf talks about the big week in washington and one and only don

and i say in my chapter -- i have a chapter called the trouble with harry which is an old hitchcock movie 50 years ago named johnrsythe and a young shirley mcclain. very good movie. the trouble with harry, was the problem here and he never really came to terms with what was going on in the government. any other questions? yes, man. >> i'm wondering if you could go into detail more. to me that is very significant. >> it is very important. what happened was able series of things. chambers made his allegations before the house committee in august of 1948. he then denied everything. cavemen and denied everything and a lot of people believed had been didn't be the chambers. one of the things he said in the testimony or otherwise, he'd dared chambers to make these statements outside of congressional testimony where they are privileged. congress has privileged information in a congressional hearing. they would make the statements about congressional privilege sue him for slander. he then went on "meet the press" and they asked him if alger hess had been a communist and chambers basically said yeah and he probably still

john heltman, covering the fed in the fsoc. bryant harris washington , correspondent for japan's largest newspaper. christopher gentlevisto. a journalist at huffington post. jane sanders, the senator's wife. [applause] a reporter at "usa today" and vice chair of the closest speakers committee. skipping over our speaker for a moment. a reporter for bloomberg news and the committee member who organized today's event. thank you. [applause] the chief of staff for senator sanders. congress reporter for bloomberg first word. lacy crawford, jr., and phil contrino, chief analyst at boxoffice.com. [applause] senator bernie sanders is widely known in vermont simply as bernie. he began a life of activism as a student at the university of chicago, where he led a sit in two protest discriminatory housing policies. after graduating and living on an israeli cabinets, he moved to vermont and had a series of jobs in areas ranging from filmmaking to carpentry. he ran and lost as a third-party candidate for several offices before winning a race for mayor of bu

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i'm tony harris in new york city. john seigenthaler is up next, and see you back here tomorrow. >> hi, everyone. it is aljazeera america. i'm john seigenthaler. israel election, the historic vote and the impact it will have in the middle east and beyond. in focus new body cam video of the police killing in dallas. why it's only raising more questions about the use of force. right to work. >> once the employer with an undocumented worker. >> no overtime, no vacation, no

pull out and make something happen and masters of the rules are certainly mitch mcdonald and harry reid john boehner and kevin mccarthy. they'll be looking at how can they make this work? but we don't know the road map just yet. another week of waiting, counting down and more frustration for many people following this. >> kelly o'donnell, thank you. >>> bringing in jackie kucinich senior politics editor for "the daily beast." >> good to see you. >> the bill that failed in the house wasn't to fully fund dhs but extend the deadline three weeks. what are the chances we'll do better by this friday? >> the real question. might end up having to see boehner enlisting democrats to pass a clean bill a bill without the immigration language enraging conservative whose have been the problem all along, but all indications, i was talking to members of the republican staff this morning, they do expect this to go down to the wire. >> you know the question is if it goes down to the wire, and there is no possibility of any compromise, it doesn't -- it's not only that it's going to shut down this friday but th

john brennan of the cia. ♪ charlie: dan harris is here. he is a co-anchor nbc news "nightline."e has covered stories ranging from the mass shootings of newtown to combat in iraq and afghanistan. his most terrifying moment happened while filling in on "good morning america." he suffered a panic attack in front of an audience of 5 million people. that episode led him on a journey to retrain his brain through meditation and he tells the story in his new book called "10% happier." i am pleased to have dan harris. dan: thank you. i am happy to be here. charlie: let's go to the moment. people who do not know the story. dan: i would say at that point probably the worst thing to happen to me. in many ways, it turned out to be one of the best of things. i was filling in as the newsreader on "good morning america." and the job is to come on the top of each hour and read a series of headlines. i had done it before. i had no reason to foresee, i was taken over by a bolt of fear. my heart was racing. my mind was racing. i could not breathe. i had to do something i had never done before -- i

john f. kennedy and harry truman used them. republican house budget gradually reduces spending as a percentage of g.d.p., it calls for a lower, flatter tax rate, it puts our nation back on a course to a balanced budget. it saves medicare from bankrupting and collapsing on an entire generation of americans. it takes us off the path of debt and doubt and despair that this administration has doing matically followed and it restores us -- dogmatically followed and it restores us to policies that have brought prosperity to our nation. government cannot create jobs but it can create conditions where jobs mull ply and prosper or where they -- multiply and prosper or where they stagnate and disappear. that it can do very well. and we have a very consistent experience with the policies that create these conditions. increase the burdens on the economy and the economy contracts. lighten the burdens on the economy and it grows and prospers. that's what is out of control with this administration. no nation has ever taxed and spent its way t

like to defer the rest my testimony to director vince harris of mta going over details regarding the contract itself. >> before you leave one question john this permit only has a relatively short time left. >> yes. >> only one additional permit a that's going to be required. >> they're to be asking the new permit be issued through the end of the contract. >> thank you. >> madam president and commissioners i'm vince harris the director for sfmta construction division obviously i had a formal presentation based on what was been said this is an important project in terms of of the public interests it is a project that has in terms of our delay we would be concerned we'll be able are go to complete the work it is an important project we have old rail at its useful life that's been expressed already, we've been work with the appellant quite you frequently to try to reach an agreement on the item i think we've done a good job and issued a unilateral agreement to our contractor to incorporate into the contract those changed before the board this evening once in a while we'll to ask for an dispensation extension through july of 2015 that's one r

john, reporter for american banker, covering the fed and the fsoc. bryant harris washington correspondent for japan's largest newspaper. had defined, a political consultant and a friend of senator sanders. christopher, journalist and former politics editor at "huffington post." james sanders, the senator's wife -- jane sanders, the senator's wife. [applause] donna reporter at "usa today," former national press club president, and vice chair of the club speakers committee. speaking over our speaker for a moment reporter for bloomberg news and the speakers committee member who organized today's event. thank you. [applause] >> senator sanders chief of staff. derek wall bank, congress report for bloomberg first word. lacey crawford junior, q. mutation structure for social security works. and philip, vice president and chief analyst at box office.com. [applause] senator bernie sanders is widely known in vermont simply as bernie. he began a life of activism as a student at the university of chicago where he led a sit in to protest discriminatory housing policy. after gr

john hendren, al jazeera donetsk, eastern ukraine. >> the government was criticized for being unprepared and covering up a number of people who lost their lives. al jazeera's harry fawcett reported in the days immediately after the disaster. 19 months later he returned to try and find more answers. >> the river that runs through is a trickle now. the destruction it left in the summer of 2013 is still visible. we arrived four days after the flash flood to a town full of grief and anger. they were accusing the authorities of covering up the true extent of the death toll. another person has tried to talk to us to tell us what he believes has really happened here. once again the police are stopping us from talking to him. so in 19 months we have come back to find out what really happened here. on the 24th of august, 2014, 30 were dead, 58 missing. it never released another figure. li do dodu said, that is a serious underestimate. >> translator: i know this place very well. >> she said then officials reassured people the water would flow past the town. she lives in a free apartment far superior from her old home. but she hasn't changed her story. >> they didn't expec

john boehner, president protemp, senator orinhatch, mitch mcconnell, house minority leader nancy pelosi and house majority leader kevin mccarthy, i also want to acknowledge senator democratic leader harry fawcett. harry it is good to see you back on your feet. [ applause ] >> i guess it's true what they say, you can't keep a good man down. [ laughter ] >> my friends i'm deeply humbled by the opportunity to speak for a third time before the most-important legislative body in the world, the u.s. congress. [ applause ] >> i want to thank you all for being here today. i know that my speech has been the subject of much controversy. i deeply regret that some perceive my being here as political. that was never my intention. i want to thank you democrats and republicans, for your common support for israel year after year decade after decade. [ applause ] >> i know that no matter on which side of the aisle you sit, you stand with israel. [ applause ] >> the remarkable alliance between israel and the united states as always been above politics. it must always remain above politics. [ applause ] >> because america and israel we share a common destiny, the destiny of promiselands that cherish free

i hereby appoint the honorable andy harris to act as speaker pro tempore on this day. signed, john a. boehner, speaker of the house of representatives. the speaker pro tempore: the prayer will be offered by the guest chaplain, reverend scott siena, st. john the beloved catholic church in mclean virginia. the chaplain: loving and gracious god, we ask that you pour out your blessings on our nation this day. may these men and women who are called here today as representatives of the people of this country be given an inspired vision of the common good and may they meet the challenges they face with resolve and righteousness. may your grace bestow upon the members of this house a lively hope and the virtues of justice, wisdom, and compassion. that they may be instruments of your holy will, in carrying out their noble vocation as public servants. we pray that the work of this house will contribute to the flourishing of this nation so that all peoples and families will be raised in dignity, encouraged in solidarity, and blessed with ordered liberty. we ask this through christ our lord wh

senator harry reid, the guy in charge of senate democrats whose last name is lirldly literally" reid ." how did you not read this bill? that's like going to johnaters' house and finding out all of his plants are dead. john, you should have "last named" them! but as it turns out, the aforementioned (bleep)ery was running it. >> a republican judiciary committee staffer sent a democratic staffer a summary of previous changes in seven bullet points. guess what. they left out the change they made. >> rvps announcing trusting them was a mistake. >> jon: you think? and you know who that's on? you. the the same way nobody blames the bears in "grizzly man" for eating the delicious-looking meat sack who kept sticking his hands in their poop. because bears are bears. perhaps it's time on "hatewatch" to go to the phone. >> "hatewatch" sponsored by by arby's. >> jon: just call the number on your screen (laughter) first caller. you're on the air. >> caller: jon, clearly the problem here is black people don't have an american work ethic and can't really understand civilization, so as long as president broke o'bummer is in office oppressing white people -- >>

you know, there are people like harry jaffa, charles kessler, i mentioned, at claremont, edward erler, johnmarini. there are a lot of leading political scientists who are developing and articulating these themes, talking about what is the character of contemporary america and showing the tremendous break that our policies and our views represent compared to the earlier understanding. c-span: where does your 19-year-old go to school? >> guest: she's a sophomore at the university of dallas right now. c-span: who owns the university of dallas? >> guest: who owns it? it's a catholic school, but not connected in any formal way with the church. it's got its own independent board of trustees. c-span: what's the political atmosphere of the history and the political science department at the university of dallas? >> guest: much more balanced than you'll find at most schools. we have--one of our students working for the newspaper, last year i guess it was, went down and looked up the party registrations or party primary votes of our faculty and discovered that it was about 50/50 republican and democr

house speaker john boehner and minority leader nancy pelosi have reportedly brokered a long-term deal to end the medical cuts to physicians. senate minority leader harry reid who reportedly objects to abortion restrictions in fwild. >>> in the georgia a house fire rescue caught on tape. a police sergeant with a body cam arrived before firefighters were there and ran in to help. >> and my grandbabies. >> where is the grandbaby. >> first bedroom. >> looking for a baby. >> you can see he went into the room and found the 3-year-old. the officer grabbed the boy and got out of the house safe and sound. ted cruz embraces obama care. the golden bear and weeper of the house. michelle obama jeopardy moment is burning up social media. "scrambled politics" is next. first self-serve frozen yogurt franchise. and now you have 42 locations. the more i put into my business the more i get out of it. like 5x your rewards when you make select business purchases with your ink plus card from chase. and with ink, i choose how to redeem my points for things like cash or travel. how's the fro-yo? just peachy...literally. ink from chase. so you can. i knew instantly that this

house, john boehner, senate minority leader mitch mcconnell, house minority leader nancy pelosi, and house majority leader mccarthy. i also want to acknowledge senator and democratic leader harry reid. harry reid, it is good to see you back on your feet. [applause] it is true what they say to you cannot keep a good man down. i am deeply humbled by the opportunity to speak for a third time before the most important legislative body in the world, the u.s. congress. [applause] i want to thank you all for being here today. i know that my speech has been the subject of much controversy. i deeply regret that some perceive me being here as political. that was never my intention. i want to thank you democrats and republicans for your common support for israel, year after year, decade after decade. [applause] i know no matter which side of the aisle you sit, you stand with israel. [applause] the remarkable alliance between israel and the united states has always been above politics and it must always remain above politics. [applause] because america and israel, we share a common destiny, of a promised land, cherished freedom, and offer hope. israel is grateful for the support of americ

harry reid did attend. many voicing criticism of the remarks and republican house speaker john boehner's invitation to netanyahu just weeks before israeli elections. pablo sandoval, abc 7 news. >> and tonight, we want to remind you that abc 7 and our sister station newschannel 8 will be taking an in-depth look at u.s.-israel relations. our national roundtable town hall airs at 7:00 on newschannel 8 and you can watch it on line at wjla.com. >> former maryland governor martin o'malley says he will not run for senator barbara mikulski's seat. he's expected to announce in the coming months whether he'll run for president in the democratic primary. senator mikulski announced yesterday she's not going to be running for a sixth term. by the way she's the longest serving woman in the history of congress. >> well the fairfax county board of supervisors has approved a commission now to review the response to police involved shootings. this comes in the wake of the investigation into the shooting death of john geer by a fairfax county police officer. our northern virginia bureau chief jeff goldberg is live with more from

john tweeted out his outrage. he and his husband have two children conceived through ivf. goo 'bama responded on instagram callable the singer -- calling the singer a fascist. >>> prince harry plans to leave the army this coming june. he has served for nearly a decade now. in 2011 he earned the rank of captain. prince harry will spend the last two months stationed in australia and then he plans to volunteer helping wounded soldiers in the uk. >>> we'll be right back. stay right there. >>> time check for you. it is 4:53 on this st. patrick's day. we have the luck of the irish with us today. dry skies as far as being outdoors and celebrating the day. 72 degrees in san jose today. 60s beaches and 60s and 70s across the peninsula. averaging a good nine degrees above normal in brentwood today it's 72 degrees. low 70s in benicia and concord. the winds will blow 10 to 20 miles per hour late day in petaluma at 70 degrees. and with mostly cloudy skies, 72 in cloverdale. clear lake at 70. >>> and maybe you plan on celebrating st. patrick's day after work today. that's right getting mass transit a whirl, everything is so far on time. b.a.r.t. system wide on time. just like muni metro

john heltman, covering the fed and the fsoc. and bryant harris, the washington correspondent for japan's newspaper. tad devine. christopher gentlevisto. jane sanders, the senator's wife. [applause] a reporter at "usa today" and vice chair of the closest speakers committee. -- club's speakers committee skipping over our speaker for a moment. reporter for bloomberg news and the committee member who organized today's event. thank you. [applause] and the chief of staff. congress reporter for bloomberg first word. lacy crawford, jr., and phil contrino, first analyst at boxoffice.com. [applause] senator bernie sanders is widely known in vermont simply as bernie. he began a life of activism as a student at the university of chicago where he led a sit-in protest discriminatory housing policies. after graduating and serving on an israeli cabinet, he moved to vermont and had a series of jobs in areas ranging from filmmaking to carpentry. he ran and lost as a third-party candidate for several offices before winning a race for mayor of burlington in 1981. hi

john: mark halperin was done in houston this morning for an event with rick harry, the former governorf texas. we don't know if he is going to run in 2016. mark talked to him about what it means to be a next governor, no longer the governor of texas, and about how he is going through the process over whether to get into this race this time around. alex: definitely tune in for senator ted cruz and rick perry on "all due respect." . coming up, the most powerful woman on wall street is going west. you may soon be able to get your news on facebook without ever leaving the app or website so publishers be afraid. ♪ alex: the swiss franc strengthening against the euro today. snb president signaled last week that the central bank is in wait." -- wait-and-see mode. production for x-files will begin this summer. according to a new report, google is working on a new bill payment dubbed pony express. it allows customers to pay their bill without going to a telecom or utility website. morgan stanley cfo ruth porat is heading west. google is hiring her as their next finance chief. porat says she is

harry smith went with them. >> reporter: it's been a lifetime since some of these old marines were last in iwo jima but there is no forgetting the fight. iwo jima veteran john lauriello. >> anybody that survived is damn lucky. there's no other explanation for it surviving that thing. >> reporter: the marines came ashore on this beach and encountered less resistance than they expected, but as more and more marines accumulated here, they started to climb these berms. that's when all hell broke loose. by sea and air the island had been bombarded for days. it was supposed to be quick work remembers navy corpsman leo. >> thought it was going to be a piece of cake. it didn't turn out to be that way. >> reporter: more than 2,000 americans were killed or wounded the first day. as casualties mounted, the marines made it to the summit of mt. suribachi on day five where joe rosen maltook the famous photograph. saturday the veterans and their families raised flags at the same spot, proud of their service -- >> thank you very much, sir. >> reporter: -- and humbled by the sacrifice of those who didn't make it. >> if we never raised the flag on mt. suribachi, we probably

john dolan, reporting on the fed and the fomc. brian herr -- harris.ad devine, a political consultant and a friend of senator sanders. a journalist and former politics editor at huffington post. jane sanders, the senator's wife. [applause] donna, a reporter at usa today former national press corps president and vice chair of the club's speaker's committee. speaking -- skipping over our ski -- speaker for a moment. a reporter from bloomberg news and one of many who helped organize today's event. thank you. senator sanders' chief of staff. derek will bank, congress reporter for bloomberg first word. the communications director for social security works and the vice president and chief analyst at box office.com -- boxoffice. com. [applause] senator bernie sanders sanders is widely known in vermont simply as bernie. he began a life of activism as a student at the university of chicago where he led a sit in to protest discriminatory housing policies. after graduating and living on an israeli cubits, sanders moved to vermont and had a range of jobs from film

harry reid announced his plans to retire next year and third, banks are reportedly considering withholding campaign donations to senate democrats because of senator warren's attacks on wall street. john harwood has been very busy today and joins us now with more from washington. we start with the budget. it was along party lines. what's the next step here? >> the house and senate sue vrks to try to reconcile their competing versions of the budget. if they can do that that will set the stage for them to make one last decisive attempt in both chambers to repeal obamacare. who will fail because president obama will veto it but they can get a vote in the senate that can pass what the majority if they can put their two budgets together. otherwise, the budget isn't that significant. it's a non-binding document and president obama has vowed to veto spending bills that carry out that budget which suggest it's in for a rough ride down the road. >> this is basically a dead letter either way. >> i think so but it will be significant if they get a unified budget house and senate. they'll have these expedited parliamentary procedures to actually pass and put on his desk a bill repealing obamacare

i hereby appoint the honorable andy harris to act as speaker pro tempore on this day. signed, john a. boehner, speaker of the house of representatives. the speaker pro tempore: the prayer will be offered by the guest chaplain, reverend scott siena, st. john the beloved catholic church in

harris once again live in selma this evening. tony when we think about the heros of those marches, of course john lewis, and martin luther king, buthere were way more heros involved that a lot of people frankly just don't know. >> well i -- i will tell you, we're talking to some of those people this weekend to be sure. but when we're talking about 1965, important to remember here michael, by the time we get to march 7, 1965, snik the student and non-violent coordinating committee had been on the ground here for more than a year trying to register african americans to vote. 80% of the population in dallas county was african american but less than 3% were registered to note. so snik was frustrated so they turned to the southern christian leadership conference, and dr. martin luther king, jr. for help. in early february 1965, the reverend martin luther king, jr. and his conference took to the streets. a move that landed him in jail for parading without a permit. >> thanks went fairly well as well as you can expect in jail. i think as a result of being there, a result of the created witness of hundreds and even thousands of negroes in

john raulston. good to have you with us. i was in nevada back in 2010 when it was sharon angle and harry reid.f he were to do it again, would he be re-elected? >> he probably stands worse than he did in 2010. his numbers aren't good. you have half or more of the people here who are dissatisfied with him. he's a very pollarizing figure. he would have been a slight favorite for re-election. i don't think he's not running because he's afraid of losing. the republicans, if they had run brian sandoval against harry reid they would have been the favorites. republicans are second-tier candidates. i said it was 55-45 he would have gotten re-elected. >> are we going to see sharon angle again? >> we can only pray that sharon angle appears on a ballot out here. >> what's this going to do to democrats in the state? this is something they haven't worried about in a long time. harry reid has done a lot of good things for the state of nevada so where does this leave democrats in the state? >> there is a caveat. former attorney general has long said that she wants to run for the u.s. senate. harry reid called

solicitud hecha por harris, ella tendra que procesar la iniciativa que tambien pide multas de 1 millon de dolares para quien distribuya material que promocione valores homosexuales john esta agarrando mas atencion de lo que merece es una idea que es tan repulsivo a nuestros valores... nunca va a encontrar suficientes personas que lo firmen" el congresista ricardo lara por su parte emitio un comunicado que dice: la inconstitucionali dad de esta medida no es debatible, es absurda, injusta y no representa los valores de california... felicito a la fiscal general por tomar esta accion en defensa de la comunidad lgbt en california" tratamos de comunicarnos con el abogado mclaughlin quien pertenece al colegio de abogados de california pero no fue posible. como respuesta a la inciativa dos miembros de la asamblea estatal han propuesto aumentar el costo de introducir medidas en las urnas electorales de 200 dolares a 8 mil. outro para que esta propuesta vaya a la urna electoral se necesitan colectar 365 mil firmas lidasblanca --un grupo de congresistas demcratas continuan trabajando para proteger a las familias de la deportacion. take vo --hoy en una conferencia de prensa anu