not only is it signed by john jay, but it is a bill to benjamin franklin to pay him some money in i lovend of thing. the people that watch our show our big history buffs. >> this was arraigned onn tht is made -- i mean, basically it is a little gun that rarely comes out and can barely hear you. but it was a really cool thing right around 1868 or 1870. it never really caught on because it really doesn't work. so there are very few of them. gerri: ssu aside. how much are you asking that you. >> this one we are asking $12,000. gerri: okay, tell me what the people most often want to pawn? will kind of stuff you get from them most typically? gerri: the most common thing is what? >> a lot of people try to sell jewelry. we found out really early that people borrow money and they rarely want to be on television. there are a lot of things around the house that gives you quick money. the way that i look at it, you know, a lot of times paying rent and taking care of your family is a lot more important than material stuff be one that is really true. have you come up with a price? >> a lot of times y

i do think that there are equal problems and i remember when i was teaching substance abuse at john jay we used to talk about you know the difference between all this focus on these you know bad when they say bad illegal drugs versus the if they're prescribed and they must not be that bad and you know a drug is a drug it doesn't really matter whether it's legal or illegal the fact is it's still chemical it's still changes the mood you know it's a mind altering substance and you still it's still addiction is addiction so it doesn't really matter whether they're legal or legal it's it's the same at the demick and we need to deal with both and kind of last off as a psychologist yourself what kind of advice could you give to fellow psychologists and for those that may be starting these kinds of drugs. for people starting the drugs i mean i think it's really important to be aware of what your vulnerabilities are and also to be very honest with your doctor and also to talk about you know what's going on positive and negative with the drug and make sure that you're being honest with yourself a

i do think that there are equal problems and i remember when i was teaching substance abuse at john jay we used to talk about you know the difference between all this focus on these bad what they say bad illegal drugs versus the if they're prescribed and they must not be that bad and you know a drug is a drug it doesn't really matter whether it's legal or illegal the fact is it's still chemical it still changes the mood you know it's a mind altering substance and you still it's still addiction is addiction so it doesn't really matter whether they're legal or illegal it's it's the same epidemic and we need to deal with both. that was psychologist dr jennifer saunders. but still ahead here on our t.v. a of a gone to battle to defend american values abroad now america's wounded warriors are the ones in need where losing more of our men and women in arms to suicide than ever before those startling new numbers and what's being done to fix the problem when we come back. let me let me respond will let me ask you a question. on this board is what we're having the thing we have i know. this is a

another person is john jay harden. some of you may be familiar with. he's part of a very, very important family in jacksonville, and for a period of time he was the leading wig politician in illinois, not abraham lincoln, and it's only hair din's death in the war that some argue makes lincoln's path forward and road to the presidency possible because he was under the shadow of john before that happened. hardin's family is fascinating and deeply, deeply affected by the u.s. mexico war war. like most people, you probably don't know a lot about it. the north american invasion as it was known in mexico began when president polk sent troops into a disputed areas between the rio grand rivers with the intention of starting a war. polk wanted more. he was set on declaring war if the mexican army didn't rise. the day before he found out that mexicans crossed the river and killed 14 soldiers in the disputed area, polk said, you know, we have to declare war against mexico. the cabinet said we can't because they have not done anything. we sent 4,000 american troop

john. he says jay. the shot is deflected and the capitals were in front. tied 2-2.ovechkin barrels up the left side. falls and collides with anderson. no penalty there and everybody was okay. less than two minutes left, still tied. on the power play, off of hendricks, past michael. that's the game winner. the capitals fall 3-2. >>> nats all-star pitcher's name has been linked to a report acould accusing several players. despite the fact his name appeared in the handwritten note of the chief of miami clinic, biogenesis. those reports detailed the selling of banned substances. max denied his son's use and said he had no contact with the clinic chief and it was him who consulted to lose weight. major league baseball's department of investigations is looking into the matter. geo released this statement via twitter, quote, i have never used performance enhancing drugs of any kind and i never will. i have never met or spoken with tony or used any substances provided by him. swarms of media raided the superdome for super bowl media day. no one garnering more attention than

john. yes. yes, sir. >> thank you, jay.happy new year. >> and to you. >> you talked about plans without specificity. a number of the freshman republicans that i talked to actually talked about dusting off the simpson-bowles plan and introducing it as legislation. i believe that the freshman congressman, steve stockman of texas, said he was actually going to proceed in that course. whats the administrations reaction -- >> the position the president continues to have on the commission that he created was that it provided a very important framework to move forward on deficit reduction. i dont know -- i trust your reporting about the interest of some house republicans in putting that forward. id be interested to hear what chairman ryan has to say about it since he sat on the simpson-bowles commission, as did i believe other house republicans, and they all voted no. so it is important to remember -- and i think a lot of people when they talk about the commission that the president set up, that that commission called for signific

john harbaugh. there is another twist to the family feud of father and son. comcast bay area reports jim harbaugh's son jay baltimore. following me? we found the twitter page that belongs to jay harbaugh. e he posted a photo of the team leaving baltimore with the caption "super bowl send-off" best fans in the league. we beg to differ and we think your father would agree with us. >> like a pirate ship. old school there. facebook diving into the social network's data on who is rooting for which team in the super bowl. basically everybody is rooting for the super bowl 49ers. the red are people cheering for the niners. specks of bluish purple are the few poor misguide souls cheering for the ravens. >> when it comes to 49ers coverage who's got it better than us, boys? >> nobody. not a chance. >> this is where you say "nobody". >> i was sleeping on that one. >> we have more reporters there than any local station. any time online and at nbc bay area.com. who has the cutest dog around? rob. [ barking ] >> cheering it on. the proof here. rob's dog reilly. >> that's amazing. you can share your photos and videos on o

and it was, my good friend george miller of d, my friend john dreesen and robin williams and jay leno, and johnny dark and on and on and on. guise, men and women that maybe you've heard of, some that you haven't. but they were all really funny. funnier than i ever was. and to go to work and knowing you were going to spend the night laughing. and then the camaraderie was always entertaining too. >> carson meant what to you? >> well, for a person in that situation he meant everything. i mean it was-- it wasn't like it is now. the door to being a stand-up comedy or television success was the tonight show, the curtains through which you passed to be on the tonight show. and he meant everything to me. he meant everything to everybody else who was out there doing stand-up. the time when you could be on that show, do well on the tonight show, the next day you would get calls about having your own show. you would get calls about oddicianing, william morris wanted you. and they're going to put you on a show. and then there is a movie and a this and in those days people would go out on tour for

what's going on and to have people i mean think about it john you who wrote the memo the memos justifying torture he's a tenured professor berkeley jay bybee who also wrote this memo this is a federal judge everybody who has been involved in these very controversial programs from torture warrantless wiretapping they've all been promoted and enjoy very high levels of power from the bush administration continuing into the obama administration and then when you slam whistleblowers like this not only are you forcing them to choose between their conscience and their career but you're choosing them to choose and sacrifice their very freedom it is not consonant with a democratic society that is supposed to be open and transparent to have this much secrecy and this kind of crackdown on people who are speaking truth to power of course is the technology becomes bigger that's going to be more they're going to seize upon more more i just want to have about a minute left but you've also been very vocal about bradley manning. i went to the event that you were speaking at another pretrial hearing just just happened from yesterday can you give us a

jay, very much. >>> well, today the 113th congress will be sworn in. they will decide if john boehner can continue as speaker and lawmakers have plenty of unfinished worked to. tracie potts is in washington, will this new conditioning be able to get up to speed quickly? >> reporter: they don't have a choice. they have the debt ceiling and the deficit. the 113th congress takes its oath this afternoon with 56 new democrats, 38 new republicans and a record number of women. the youngest, hawaii's 31-year-old iraq war vet and the first hindu ever elected. john boehner is expected to be re-elected speaker today but 17 conservatives could derail that. he's already announced the first order of business, a vote friday to provide billions to victims of super storm sandy. >> the bottom line is that between friday morning and january 15th a few votes will bring this $60 billion if absolutely necessary to new york, new jersey and connecticut. >> reporter: also top on their agenda, raising the debt ceiling so america can borrow more to pay its bills. republicans will insist on cutting spend

you had beyonce and jay-z who were friends of the president. john legend was there.rt of an american tapestry but it wasn't forced. >> i agree with that. let's look at our popular culture now. i mean, beyonce is somebody who tron sends racial identification -- >> that's a pop star. >> she's just a star and she looked like the face of -- to me she looked like the face of america. >> right. >> ft. we're luckif we're lucky. >> she's beautiful, talent, rate yant, she exuded confidence and it was like she was saying this is what america looks like, isn't that a great thing? and i think -- as jonathan said, it is in the american grain. this is who we are, and it's -- it looked like a wonderful thing today. >> did everybody see the movie "places in the heart," sally field's movie? nobody ever sees movies. it was a great movie. at the end of the film there was a scene where you think the movie is over and it has an extra scene and all of a sudden you realize everybody is going to this church service together and they're all mixed up and it's all working together and you go,

is that the john cook who lives in prospect heights? >> it might be. i'm not sure. jay in brooklyn -- >> in brooklyn? i think so. >> we can get his address. >> i don't know, maybe so. see you later, jerk. let's welcome my first guest. i am here are harris falkner, that's her name. and if hilarity were a gift card i would plow him at the olive garden. he is the co-host of the opie and anthony show. and in maine she considered a tackle box. it is bill schulz. and she knows hot stocks like i am -- like i know tube socks. it is true, i am a lonely man who wears tube socks. sit -- sitting next to me is liz mcdonald. liz is short for elizabeth. and the best juice of his pages is lining bird cages. our new york times cory spawn department. gad to see you, pinch. >> tyler kapner, the hall of fame voting shutout was a, quote, resounding referendum in baseball. back then winchester was the one to watch, but he struggled with the screwball which was the best side order of a side ordered spit. at the end of the day, the oklahoma lookilous won and the separate but equals didn't. >>

. >> john: i think you're right, eric, the benghazi attack -- >> jay-z. jon that may prove to be the ground zero -- that they forget about following an election. >> as well as the general public. they were never buying buying tx news -- >> john: remember in 2001, that a terrorist attack against americans was cause to cheer the president, not smear a president. i think most people recognize the commander in chief was not the one responsible for that attack. and i think this is the first time we've ever seen a major figure in hip-hop on the dais. >> very good spot, too. >> john: it is another little piece of history here. >> i think e-z once went to the republican national convention. >> he did of nwa. of course, we'll see whose side eminem is going to come down on. >> jennifer: we'll take a quick break now because we don't want to disturb the coverage when all of the ceremony actually starts. so stay right with us. so you can watch the full inauguration of president barack obama! here on current tv. ♪ the trucks are going farther. the 2013 ram 1500 with bes

senator john thune yesterday tweeted after jay carney blamed the house democrats. -- house republicanshe says white house secretary blames g.o.p. for economy while pushing higher taxes. what planet do these guys live on? former representative alan west was on greta van susteren last night. this is his observation on the mess. >> it is a circular firing squad. i think that's what you're talking about. in that case nobody wins, especially the american people don't win who are looking for leaders who can sit down and analyze the situation and come up with solutions. einstein said the definition of insanity is to continue to do the exact same thing and look for different results. what really concerns me is how the federal reserve is going to try to step in and stimulate the economy to the tune right now of about $85 billion that they're printing to try to buy up our own debt and our treasury bonds so they can stimulate the economy that way. >>brian: i have a personal story that could help clarify this. when i first got my car, i used to stare at engines and said i don't get it. i brought i

luke messer and john delaney will join us. our guests also included jayer fan of the atlantic council. will discuss the influence of terrorist groups in north africa. "washington journal" is live on c-span every day at 7:00 a.m. eastern. >> one cannot count the times that americans that we're the best country in the world. what a marvelously stupid thing to say! of all the countries in the world? everyone thinks their country is pretty good. why do we have to believe that we are the best? what does that mean? why do we have to assert it all the time? what does it mean to other people who consume it? american products go around the world, information products go around the world, so you are observed by people in every corner of the world, and we teach them not to like us. gratuitously. >> author, activist, and transafrica founder randall robinson taking your calls, e- mails, facebook comments, and tweets. "in depth" live on sunday at noon eastern on c-span2. >> of georgia o'keeffe was really the first well-known woman artist. even well-known in her life in

jay-z was in the audience. >>jon mayer and katy perry alson in the crowd. eva l ongoria, marlon wayans, johnend. >> all of the entertainment is hot on social media right now. flat >> >> everybody is talking about those performances. you can see beyonce, kelly clarkson gabor. >> from president obama to kelly clarkson to beyonce and have permanent chills. i think bill clinton was a fan. >> they put together their own twitter handle. a lot of pictures they were taking from today. we see this one here. an audience member takes a moment to enjoy the day. this man handing out flags. oslo lot of volunteers out there. people are looking back in time. here's this date in history january 21st 1905. the inauguration day. the inauguration of teddy roosevelt. >> kinds of interesting stuff on here. people had some really interesting things to say about it to say the least. finally the one thing i know you want to know about michelle obama and her fashion today. i have this written down because >> apparently it is a tom brown coat. she also wore a tall brown dress. hyerher belt is from j. crew. i'm sure it

his eldest son jay, is an assistant for our call john with the ravens.ole family thing gets deeper. i think that is strange. >> i'm sure he is very proud of him. you never hear the name come up. he just plays it off. if you want to take a wild guess john has always been the guy that is levelheaded, nice and cool. everything went smoothly as far as his personal life and jim. it took him awhile to get there. as they brought up the injury thing there is a new harvard study they will spend this money. they will look at football player's former players who have died 20 years earlier than the average man. >> we're not shocked starting at the age of 7, 8, 15. what ever age started to bang our head in this game. >> the area i would not want my son to play. and yet if he came to me and said this is the one thing that gives me pleasure this is the one thing that makes me feel like part of the growth of the one thing i want to do. how do you say no. if he has three or four options why go out and i say this every single time. if you are one of the bigger kids, the s

president surrounded only by his immediate family, chief justice john roberts, whose wife was there, as well as the press secretary, jay carney. but really a small number of individuals in that room as he was sworn in just a short time ago. inaugural planners are looking outside as we stand just in front of the reviewing stand, the exact place where the president and his family will watch the parade pass tomorrow, saying we could only wish this weather will stick around for the next 24 hours. but of course the real ceremonies take place for most americans that come here, as we have noted before, roughly 600,000 to 800,000 americans expected tomorrow, roughly a third of the nearly 2 million here four years ago. after all the ceremony and the pomp and the pageantry we return to governing. on "meet the press" we heard from david axelrod about some of the challenges the president will face. >> rebuilding the economy in which the american dream, the american compact is fresh where people who work hard feel like they can get ahead. that's not just about dealing with the fiscal crisis. it's about education, research and devel

jay said yesterday that all biography is fiction. i owe ioa stop the memoirs fiction. the great memoirs i think are like -- which is a novel. and john makary's novel a perfect spy and is the difference between truth and fact. the facts and the truth rather, between the truth which is in the realm of emotions and intuition and imagination in the facts which is in the realm of information. if somebody were writing let's say about my wife she would collect as we have been saying these last couple of days birthdays and histories and perhaps diaries like judy was talking about but i is somebody living with her have to try to see the world through her eyes. i have every moment to see how i look i look it up your horizon that is novelists. as to become her rather than just observing her. and that is why i think people like you write novels because you can actually inhabit the person from within and catch so much deeper the fundamental aspect of her. >> what i would say is a biographer, you are trying to accomplish both and it's just a trickier line. you can inhabit the character entirely in the novel. i think if you're trying to write a go

john wall make? with him, the wizards nearly matched their win total. in the past week and a half. the best run of the season. wrapping up the five-game road trip, early going, all jayson heyward with a back dribble. todd led by as many as 22. second half, wizards rally. crawford buries the three, part of an 11-0 run. the deficit cut to 10. later, it is trevor's turn, he drills the 3. and the wizards would take the lead to 2. 78- 76. less than four minutes left, goes through the legs of trever. paul is there, wizards fall in a tough one. 92-88 the final. against towson, seeking third consecutive win. start things off in the first half, mason controls the rebound. bryan allen, he leads the break. underneath finds wright for the lay in. he had a game high 24 points. twenty point game of the year. pais tri yachts by 7 at the half. final minute, mason leads by 4. they go underneath to allen who changes hands. lays in two of his 16. george mason defeats towson. its 20th straight win in the series. jeff jones and american hosting navy at bender arena tonight. both teams entering one and two in league play. american got a performance of his career. it is john schultz. he sc

republican conference meeting, john boehner could not answer this very simple question from nbc's luke russert. >> you're planning on passing tomorrow -- >> at the white house today, jay carney was pleased to see the republicans moving in the president's direction. >> the president will not negotiate over congress's responsibility to pay the bills that congress has already incurred. that is true today, it will be true in three months and true for as long as he is president. the house republicans made a decision to back away from the kind of brinksmanship that was very concerning to the markets and business. very concerning to the american people. so the fact that the house republicans have made this decision is certainly something that we welcome. >> but jay carney would not say if the president is willing to urge democrats to help the new boehner plan pass. >> is the president encouraging members of the house to vote for that bill? and would he sign it? veto it? what is the position on the bill? >> as i said the bill still has to overcome concerns expressed by the members of the house and senate, and reach the president's desk. if it does and reaches the president's

house supposeman jay carney says there are many claims of spopt for the hose taj-taking, but so far none has been substantiated. >>> when opening statements start tomorrow against john leopold, there will not be a jury. earlier today he waived a right to a jury trial, means a judge will decide the case. the decision came this morning in the second day of jury selection. he's accused of using officers from his security detail for personal and political benefit. he defies any wrongdoing. >>> marion berry says the fbi tried to kill him when he was arrested more than 20 years ago. he told "u.s. news & world report" that the fbi tried to poison him. he made similar claims back then. the fbi cad the accusation absurd and disappointing. >>> a warning tonight about a theories of theft from mailboxes in two maryland cities. checks are being stolen from outgoing mail. police say somebody is looking for mailboxes with the red flag. they're changing the name on the check and cashing it. the latest case happened on monday, but it's been happening since october. police say you should drop any important mail into a blue postal box or tailing it to the post office. >>> still ahead,

john, yep? yes, sir? >> thank you, jay. happy new year. >> and to you. >> all right. you talked about plan without spes isty. a number of the freshman republican that i talked to actually talked about dusting off the simpson bowls plan and introducing legislation. i believe freshman qualm from texas said he's going proceed in that. what is the administration's reaction? >> the position the president continues to have on the commission he created was that it provided a very important framework to move -- forward on deficit reduction. i don't know, i trust your reporting about the interest of some house republicans in putting that forward. i would be interesting to hear what chairman ryan has to say since he sat on the simpson bowls commission and they voted no. it's important remember, i think a lot of people when they talk about the commission the president set up, the commission called for significantly higher revenue than the president has called for. and significantly deeper defense consult than the president called for. and actually in the first ten years, fewer s

john's church. before departing the white house for the longest motorcades known to man for the rise to the capital. a star-studded affair. where else do you see paul ryan mingling with jayce who belted out the national anthem. >> the ceremony was over there was a stream of pomp and circumstance waiting. >> from signing papers to officially nominate the new cabinet to lunch with congressional leaders. then, of course, the parade. the first family could make the way back to the white house in that grand bulletproof review stand. yet all of that could wait because leaving the west front of the capitol, the president went off script to take in the vista of the national mall. mr. obama seemed to be taking in the moment. overheard saying he would never quite see this view again. as the president is set to sell the agenda in the "state of the union" next month, it is worth noting that gallop is out -- gallup is out with approval rating for the third term and the third worst number since world war ii. only better than carter and ford. worth noting after the president it was reagan and clinton. two guys who had troubles in the second terms but also got a lot done. >> bret: all r

jay carney said the administration disagrees with the ruling but the u.s. chamber of commerce said it was pleased with the ruling as did house speaker john boehner who accusedof using the nlrb to impose regulations that hurt our economy. the ruling puts the new consumer financial protection bureau director richard cordray in a vulnerable position as well because president obama used a similar maneuver to install him last year. brian, back to you. >> hello. there we go. >> thank you very much eamonn javierers. okay. some final thoughts. kate kelly obviously we've been watching all day here on cnbc the epic battle between ackman versus icahn, a real clash of styles here. >> that's what i think, mandy. what you're seeing is in this case an older generation versus the younger whipper snapper generation. i actually think even in ackman's own circle of friends there is a split emerging in terms of the public, you know, activism that ackman espouses the four-hour presentation, using the press to kind of get the message out versus the much more low key let my filings speak for themselves. that's what you're seeing from david einhorn increasingly. the man is not afr

john howard? >> exactly right. we've been talking for the last 24 hours about the aggressiveness and assertiveness of the president's inaugural speech, some in your face lines going after republicans. jay carney in his briefing did indicate the white house is prepared to take yes for an answer on some issues, even if it can't get its entire way. debt ceiling as an example, they wanted a year or more on the debt limit, republicans are saying now through mid-may they will suspend the application of the debt ceiling. jay carney saying if that happens, the president will not stand in the way. here's jay. the bill still has to overcome some concerns expressed by members of the house and senate before it can pass both chambers and reach the president's desk. if it does reach the president's desk, he would not stand in the way of the bill becoming law. >> this is the president trying to resolve the jitters of the market over this and the potential threat to the economy. we have to first see whether or not house republicans can pass this proposal. there is some uncertainty about that. one member of congress told me he thought some members on the right might take it down. once that happens, we

. >>> after five terms in the senate, jay rock if i recall calli rockefeller calling it quits. he's great grand son of johnler who once was the richest man in the country. he said in part, as i approach 50 years of public service, i've decided that 20 20 14 will be the right moment for me to find new ways to fight for the causes i believe in and to spend more time with my incredible family. >>> republican congressman shelly moore says she will run for rockefeller's seat. as for democrats, one source acknowledges their pool of candidates is not very deep. >>> as i told you at the top of the broadcast, we'll carry the joint news reference by president obama and hamid karzai live for you at the white house. you see them getting set up there. it's been a busy morning for the afghan president. he's met with reporters and leon pa nett panetta. our coverage continues right after this. >>> we have sacrificed together, that has created a bond that will not be broken in the future. big plans. so when i found out medicare doesn't pay all my medical expenses, i looked at my options. then i got a medicare supplement in

jay donovan, also in "argo" plays my son and megan good. >> -- fantastic. >> just the best. really smart and entertaining. >> and john laroquette is back.n to play someone with complexities. >> yeah. let's face it, we're all a little complex. >> twisted and tortured, i might say. >> not you, though. >> no. present company excluded. victor, it's great to have you here. >> thank you so much. >> you can catch "deception" monday nights 9:00, 10:00 central time right here on nbc. >>> today's top clicks. what will be the video that takes the top spot this week? >> this is wbal-tv 11 news today in baltimore. >> good morning. i am sarah caldwell. here is kim dacey. >> couple problem spots to talk about. in bel air, another crash to watch for. baltimore pike and main street. delays on the west side. down to 26 miles per hour. just before security boulevard, outer loop traffic is slow. 795 all the way to edmondson ave. you are going to see some slow delays all the way over to prominence. yellow cards indicating that as well. inner and outer loop are moving fine. northbound and southbound are moving well. >> right now at b.w.i., temperatures 17 de

white house spokesman jay carney saying the president realizes there are limits to what he can do on his own within the existing law, johnposition. overnight, they leasreleased a ad that has generated an enormous amount of controversy and discussion. >> the nra is concerned that whatever is put out, federal regulations could impact second amendment rights. coming out with this critical ad at the same time the president is rolling out his package. going after the president, calling him hypocritical. >> are the president's kids more important than yours? then why is he skeptical about putting armed security in our schools when his kids are protected by armed guards at their school? >> that ad, running on the sportsman channel, a cable channel that has a lot of viewers who are gun owners and posted on the internet. and not just this opposition, not coming from the nra, but there is a sheriff in oregon who says he will not enforce any federal regulations that he believes will be offending constitutional rights of his citizens, john. >> dan lothian, thank you for being with us. keep it here. later this morning, wolf blitzer a

jay carney is going to be taking up that topic most likely. the nominees were secretary of defense chuck hagel and for director of the cia, john bren unanimous -- john brennan. >> thank you for being here. it is wonderful seeing you for the first time in the new year. i hope everyone had some time off and time with family. i'm not sure there were many of you who had too little of both but it is what it is. i will take your questions. >> i notice that in the nomination ceremony the president was speaking and never mentioned vale. does the president feel like hagel needs to address his past comments on veal and iran -- >> today the president announced his nominees for the secretary of defense and made broad comments about why the two men he nominated are the right people for the jobs. there will be a process in each case where the senate reviews the nominees and the president asked the senate to move quickly because these positions are very important for our national security. and i know senator hagel and john brennan look forward to that process and to fair hearings in both cases. there are -- it is row tine part of this exercise that nominees

jay carney will be briefing today at the white house at 1:00 p.m. big hearing yesterday on gun violence in the senate judiciary committee. we'll tell you more about that. johnlinton says farewell to the department of state. [♪ theme music ♪] >> bill: hey good morning, everybody. what do you say? it's the "full court press" on this thursday, thursday january 31st, great to see you today. we are coming to you live coast-to-coast from our studio here on capitol hill in washington, d.c., and with our daily round up of today's news we'll tell you what is happening here in our nation's capitol, around the country and the globe, and we'll take your calls at 866-55-press. lots of job changes here in washington these days. john kerry making his farewell address to the senate yesterday. and then the governor of massachusetts appointing mo cowan to take his job temporarily. and take chuck hagel faces his confirmation hearing. you almost need a program to keep track of the players anymore this time in washington, d.c. we'll bring you up to date on that and everything else going on in the news today but first we get the latest from lisa ferguson out in los angeles. >> h

jay donovan, also in "argo" plays my son and megan good. >> -- fantastic. >> just the best. really smart and entertaining. >> and john laroquette is back.>> it must be fun to play someone with complexities. >> yeah. let's face it, we're all a little complex. >> twisted and tortured, i might say. >> not you, though. >> no. present company excluded. victor, it's great to have you here. >> thank you so much. >> you can catch "deception" monday nights 9:00, 10:00 central time right here on nbc. >>> today's top clicks.ek? >>> you're watching "today in the bay." >> it is 8:26. good morning. i'm marla tellez. just a few hours from now, a california state senator will introduce a bill to change the way the state deals with wildlife. the proposal stems from last month's shooting of two mountain lion cubs. the 4-month-old cubs were shot after they were found hiding underneath a porch. the new bill would require game wardens to use nonlethal means when dealing with mountain lions in suburban areas unless there's an imminent threat to human life. it would also authorize wardens to work with local zoos and wildlife groups to care for injured or orph

jay donovan, also in "argo" plays my son and megan good. >> -- fantastic. >> just the best. really smart and entertaining. >> and john laroquette is back.e fun to play someone with complexities. >> yeah. let's face it, we're all a little complex. >> twisted and tortured, i might say. >> not you, though. >> no. present company excluded. victor, it's great to have you here. >> thank you so much. >> you can catch "deception" monday nights 9:00, 10:00 central time right here on nbc. >>> today's top clicks. what will be the video that takes the top spot this week? >>> good morning. it is 8:26 on this friday, january 25. i'm keith russell. is more snow on the way this afternoon? let's check in with storm team 4 meteorologist tom kierein. >> yes. likely. i think we are going to see that accumulating in washington by early to mid afternoon. right now leading edge of that snow showing up on storm team 4 radar in west virginia, western maryland where they could get over 3 to 4 inches there. closer to washington, generally all those areas in the light blue, most of virginia, maryland, nearby suburbs, around washington, up to an inch. then farther

jay baker will be representing the nra. he's been with the nra in leadership roles off and on since the 1980s and was a campaign for john mccain in his failed bid for the presidency. wolf? >> lisa, thank you very much. we'll be anxious to see what the task force comes up with, what the president says in the state of the union address before congress. thank you. lisa, thank you very much for that report. >>> the obama administration may be stepping up its push for some form of new gun control legislation. but will the president be able to rally the support of congress? most importantly, the american public at the same time? we'll dig deeper with our chief political analyst gloria borger. here's what the president recently said on "meet the press." i'll play the clip. >> we're not going to get this done unless the american people decide it's important. and so this is not going to be simply a matter of me spending political capital. one of the things that you learn, having now been in this office for four years, is the old adage of public opinion. without public opinion there's not something you can't do and wut it there's very l

john delaney from maryland, a member of the financial services committee. and a former c.e.o. of a publicly traded company. our guests also include jayeter pham with the terrorist groups in north africa. "washington journal" is live on c-span every day at 7:00 a.m. eastern. >> general stanley mcchrystal controlled operations in afghanistan from 2009 until his resignation in 2010. following a "rolling stone" article in which his staff was critical of the obama administration. on monday, the retired four-star general was at the brookings institution to discuss the iraq and afghanistan wars. this is an hour and a half. >> good morning, everyone. welcome to brookings. thank you very much for coming out on this particular day. although it's an unusual thing to have general stanley mcchrystal here today. i'm one of the members of the 21st century center for security and tense. we are hosting this event with bruce rydell who runs the intelligence project within our center and today's topic, as you know, is general mcchrystal's experience, particularly at the joint special operations command where for five years he essentially lived in iraq