for more on this historic hall of fame shutout we good to john oliver. where are you right now? sammy sosa. >> jon: how did he take the news? >> not terribly well. he left the house visibly upset. take a look for yourself, john. look. >> jon: oh, wow. >> jon: yeah. that appears to be a sammy sosa shaped hole in the wall. >> he is pissed, john. >> jon: al is out in barry bond's hometown in san francisco and al's hometown as well. >> sure is, jon. great city. what is going on. >> barry is pretty upset. [ laughter ] >> jon: yeah, um, that was hours ago, al when the news came in. he is still upset? >> ah -- it's going to be a long night. [ laughter ] >> jon: samantha bee is in texas clemens country, sam, is clemens angry in the same way that we've seen the other -- >> clemens is sleeping. the real monsters were the men who shot him down off the building. he meant no harm. sure, he was a hideously oversized farm can a logical experience pulsing with out of balance synthetic hormones and muscles stronger than the most powerful hydraulic systems although with oddly tiny balls like litt

how did yesterday's compare to someone who has been to sphwhoaj john oliver reports. >> four years agolion people were on the national mall to witness the historic inauguration of barack obama. and i was there. yes! and now four years later, i had returned. i'm right back here in exactly the same spot as last time! the atmosphere, the energy here is electric. [ laughter ] we can move closer. we can walk closer than this. let's just walk. okay. so it was off to a slow start. we have have the right day today, right? this is it? we can pick it up. we can really move. i was expecting a few more people than this. >> just wait around. you'll see. they coming. >> this feels a bit more like an ultimate frisbee signup. this is nice. >> slightly less people than in 2009 but they more than made up for it with enthusiasm. how excited are you to be here? >> i'm tired. >> yay! >> yay! >> yay! >> last time it felt like an historic event. this one feels more like a constitutionally mandated process. >> ah, i would say so. >> what was wrong with these people? 2009 they understood the scale of what is h

john oliver investigates in his new investigation, investigating investigative journalism >> reporter: in the post 9/11 world i vitally important that americans are educated about what's happening overseas. that's what makes reporters like cnn's indispensable. a navy seal reservist has tracked pirates off the coast of indonesia, crawled through drug tunnels in mexico and journeyed to wherever the [bleep] this is >> if you want to know what's going on in the world, you actually have to get out into the world. you can't do it from behind a desk. >> reporter: what have you got coming up next? >> west africa. you have an entire government that's effectively being run by drug cartels from south america >> reporter: you can look forward to that story airing on cnn very soon. >> i'm not working at cnn anymore. cnn eliminated its entire investigative unit >> reporter: what? they've eliminated the department that i was working for where i was doing those international investigative reports >> reporter: cnn, the worldwide leader in news, has eliminated its investigative news department? >> yes.

. >> with john oliver hosting. >> that's right from "the daily show." that will be just a really fun evening. we let ourselves take a rest from all the work and enjoy and celebrate entrepreneurship. >> it was a fun event this year taskrabbit has been nominated again for best collaborative consumption service. we are really excited to attend. >> leah busque, thank you for coming back. "press: here" will be back in a minute. >>> welcome back to "press: here." in the next few weeks you'll start seeing search show up in your facebook timeline. mark zuckerberg briefed us about this on wednesday. he calls it graph search. the basic idea is search that makes connections in the material that facebook already knows. that's different than the way that google works. it's more like the way that ask.com works. doug leeds, thank you for coming back. you recently bought about.com, which is -- about.com dates back to -- >> been around a long time, yeah. >> it's people going online and explaining their knowledge to the world. >> actually, it's fewer people than maybe yo

new york applebee's franchise owner who promised to do the same as well as the owners of papa john's olive garden and red lobster we've also seen the right to free political speech take it away as business owners from murray energy to koch industries to westgate resorts intimidated their employees and warned that a vote for obama may end up costing them their jobs they've already taken our vacation and our time off united states is the only developed nation in the world that doesn't guarantee paid holidays annual leave or paid maternity leave it taken away our sense of safety in the workplace the safety laws and regulations are continually getting watered down that they've even taken our money by flattening our wages during a time of increasing productivity and a new hampshire republicans are doing the bidding bidding of corporate america get rid of our lunch breaks this is nothing short of theft and pretty soon we'll be handing over the shirts on our backs just so our bosses can squeeze out whatever profits they can also symptomatic of a larger war being waged on not just working people b

probably been making comparisons to atlas shrugs for years. >> john: almost naked muscular man. >> any problem that comes up in his life, his oliveden order is wrong this is just like atlas shrugs. >> what is wrong with wisconsin? we have -- like what makes -- all of that cheese make you want to read ayn rand? >> john: there's a lot of good progressives in wisconsin and they organized last year. i know what you're saying. they did re-elect ron paul to the congress. speak of ron paul -- i mean paul ryan. >> a lot of rones. >> we're talking ayn rand. >> john: what is the ron paul, paul ryan obsession with ayn rand. if ayn rand were alive, she would hate them for their religion and christianity? >> i stliez with people who love ayn rand because i was a college freshman once myself. it is totally a phase. it is hilarious to me to hear people say i'm a fundamentalist christian and i like ayn rand. that's like saying i love reese's cups but i hate chocolate. it is one of the two ingredients. >> john: we'll get a fox news history lesson that will surprise you because it's completely made up and false. >> john: what's one way fox news he

doesn't state a claim although the judge did own that the allegations were worthy of an oliver stone movie. >> john: do you think the aig board is going to join the lawsuit? >> i hope what's happening here is because hank greenberg is so litigious, very wealthy and he's got one of the best lawyers in america pursuing his case, representing him even though he lost completely in court i'm hoping what the aig board really is doing is processing a decision that's going to shred hank greenberg's claims and make a decision that not only won't aig participate in the lawsuit but that aig makes its own determination that the allegations are not only without merit but irresponsible. >> john: doesn't it seem like one of the rare stories that could unite conservatives and progressives in mutual outrage? >> well, it is. it is one of those things that actually cuts through what i call the wall street fog machine which spews out dust and jargon and complexity to intimidate and confuse most people. it is a conscious tactic that wall street uses to push people away from their business so that no prying eyes get to

some high-profile senate republicans said that obama failed to extend an olive branch. johnome outreach. and john thune said mostly 30,000 foot stuff and he wasn't doing the kind of outreach that he needs to do if he wants to get things accomplished in the second term. and susan collins of maine said i had hoped it would be a little less partisan than it was at times. >>> the nation's capital in full party mode. the obamas not only looked amazing, they seemed to have a great time taking it in the second time around. the number of parties scaled back from ten -- ten parties four years ago. two last night. there was definitely no shortage of big stars, big moments, 21 acts, including jennifer hudson, alicia keys, stevie wonder performing. and brianna keilar has more. >> ladies and gentlemen, my better half, and my dance partner, michelle obama. >> reporter: at the commander in chief's ball, jennifer hudson sang "let's stay together." and michelle obama revealing she chose jason wu. next, the inaugural ball, where 30,000 people were expected to attend. this inaugural ball falls

really see when all of it was finally over was president obama extending any sort of an olive branch to house speaker, johner. we are going to take a look to see whether the president missed a key opportunity to con sillate with republicans to try and restore some trust. it is trust that's going to be needed in the next round of negotiations. both sides are going to become more entrenched. the ohio high school football rape case, students recorded what happened to a 16-year-old girl during a party last august. a number of the students posted about the incident, rather than step forward and do something to help the girl. we're going to hear from dr. drew pinsky about what this may say about the character of those theeenagers and why they allowed this to happen. students saw this going on and did nothing to help. it is problematic on many levels. >> deb, feyerick, nice to see you. >> we are going to come back right after this. take tyleno, the #1 recommended pain reliever by orthopedic doctors. just two aleve can keep pain away all day. back to the news. for their "destination wedding." double miles you can

obama miss a critical opportunity to extend an olive branch to the republicans, specifically john boehnern. what's missing is a picture of the president with the speaker. that doesn't even exist. this is sort of a deal. >> i read peggy's peace, i think it's entitled there's no i in kumbaya. it was an interesting title. i got sort of what she was trying to say, at the end of the day, she sounds as if she has sour grapes over the election. it's not about extending olive branches, it's about doing your job. i was really sick and tired of seeing both sides talk about how brave they were, and how courageous they were. no one else in america is as brave and courageous as these politicians for doing the basics of their job. this whole conversation we've had not raising taxes on the middle class is something that was resolved in the senate months ago. she wants to talk before parties not doing what they should have been doing, the senate voted for a bill to not allow the taxes to go up on the middle class back in the fall. the reason it went this long is because of boehner and his party. >> very

obama miss a critical opportunity to extend an olive branch to the republicans, specifically john boehner, as a gesture of conciliation? what's missing is a picture of the president with the speaker. that doesn't exist. this was sort of a deal. >> i read peggy's piece entitled. there is no "i" in kumbayya. it is not about extending olive branches but about doing your job. i was sick and tired of seeing both sides talk about how brave and how courageous they were. no one else in america is brave and courageous as much as these politicians for doing the very basics of their job. this whole conversation we had in terms of not raising taxes on the middle class was something that was resolved in the senate months ago. if she wants to talk about parties not doing what they should have been doing, the senate voted for a bill to not allow the taxes to go up on the middle class back in the fall. the reason why it went this long was because of boehner, because of his party, and because of this sort of distraction politics they have been doing, the obstructionist. >> very quickly, ana, do you think

said after the meeting he had with the speaker john boehner, boehner promise this vote beginning on friday, then in the middle of the month. gave him an oliveh. peter king had been very critical earlier in the day. all of a sudden he was reassured. do you think that reassurance is justified. >> i'm not sure. look, i know john boehner has been preoccupied. we all know that. i want seems to me that there's just a great miss of nothing else a real moment to come out a little bit like a hero. it's just tone deaf. whatever the practicalities are that this involving hurricane sandy would get pushed aside. you know look at the martens. they lost their house. so many people in new york still without power. it's still an ongoing problem and it's been maybe, it's not in the forefront any more but it seems to me there's just even the optics of it would be perceived by most people so that's what seems to be most surprising here. >> everybody stay put don't go anywhere. we have more to discuss when we come back. i want to get your take on one of the big story of the day. get this. al jazeera buying current tv. >>> we're back now with our all-star panel.

american came oliver to attend to be, especially when great titans like henry clay and daniel webster and john c. calhoun and others were debating. imagine a much smaller senate chamber crowded with men who hated each other, although two although, a room reeking of cigar smoke, smelling of gas from gas lamps. carpets with spittoons scattered here and there misfitting in one direction or another, and it intends, congested atmosphere with political man and a great gladiatorial arena of america. postcode was there on the compromise? >> guest: henry clay had been in retirement. he was called out of retirement in kentucky to take charge of an attempt to create some kind of a compromise. he was not missed a great compromise their for the compromise of 1820, missouri compromise and most of the 1833 compromise over south carolina's nullification of federal law. henry clay was a grand, remarkable man i never wanted to say no when he was invited to speak to the center political intentions. so he returned to washington and let the debate for seven months, attempting to persuade congressmen for the right

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caller: he has reached out and showed an olive branch dejon banner ever since he has been in. -- johnoehner ever since he has been in. president obama has tried to work with these people to get things done, and they will not work with him. host: let's hear from ron in appleton, wisconsin. caller: i woke up this morning, and i am an engineer, an african-american. i have been blessed with a good income. however, when i woke up this morning, though i feared my taxes going up considerably, i was a bit disappointed. the reason for that is that i'm looking long term. taxes, you have to pay for the debt that we have occurred. at this point, it does not matter how we got there. whether it is republicans and democrats or whatever -- it will take all of us to get out of it. it amazes me that everyone wants everyone else to sacrifice, but when it comes to me, i do not want to give that up. at this point, ok, if you are raising my taxes, ok, but make sure that we take care of the debt. that is the big thing. i'm thinking and 10-20 years down the road. i'm not be around then, but my children will

brian oliver is being charged as an adult for last week's shooting in taft high school in california. he allegedly shot and injured two people, one seriously. johncutors are charging him azine adult because if he's convicted, the penalties are much higher than if he were charged as a juvenile. >> and we now know why the cause of death on natalie wood's autopsy report has been changed. this is amazing after all this time. they said she had fresh bruises on her arm when she died. those marks combined with all of the questions about her mysterious death led to the coroner making the change. the sheriff's department said the case is still open. the author of a book which pointed out inconsistencies in the original autopsy report tells us she hopes that ms. wood will finally receive the justice she deserves. >> and former president george h.w. bush has been released from a texas hospital. he first went into the hospital in october because of brawn kites and he has to stay. he just needs physical therapy. >> and we have just learned tonight when secretary of state hillary clinton will testify about the attack on the american consulate in benghazi. hou

john becher to set up a charity to build this... southwell workhouse, less than a mile from the minster, and one of about half a dozen remaining in its original state. just like in oliverwist it's easy to imagine mr. bumble and his matron stalking these corridors. men, women and children were housed here. they were separated into two groups: the idle and profligate paupers-- a euphemism for the unemployed and life for them was very grim-- and the infirm and guiltless paupers-- they usually had an easier time of it. the only way you could leave the workhouse was if someone outside offered you a job, and that was rare. days were spent breaking stones, turning mills, and, down here in the cellar salting meat. they'd put salt on it here to preserve it and then hang it from these bars. the work was punishing. and when it came to bedtime, straw mattresses-- and they're very hard. it's this historic backdrop which welcomes us to southwell and i'm looking forward to seeing what the people of nottinghamshire have to being through these doors. expert: now, i think you were at school a lot more recently than i was and i'm sure you remember your geometry barely. so how would we de

we will talk about that with ramona oliver about that cindy borin, a blogger for the washington post will join us and in the next hour john nichols from the nation magazine will be in as a friend of bills. we get back to schools and guns but first, the headlines. >> check headlines with the news on this friday, a crash and burn for the start of american idol. the fox show's 12th premier saw its lowest viewership ever 18 million people tuned in, which is down 19% from last year's premier according to entertainment weekly and last year was the lowest ever opening before this week. as high as those 18 million viewers sounds, it's not even the most watched show this week. ncis, tuesday night on the cbs had 23 million viewers. >> it's over. pull the plug. >> correct me if i am wrong. these are the usually the ones with the highest rate the first ones. >> especially the premiere because they hype it for two months. >> i didn't watch. >> downhill fast. >> i did. >> you watched? >> i did. i have been a huge fan. >> from the beginning? >> yes. >> you still are. >> oh, my gosh. you like the new format? the new judges? >> the whole

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john, >> your realtime captioner: linda marie macdonald >>> good morning, everyone. it's 7:56. i'm michelle griego. >>> a san francisco man suspected of setting his girlfriend on fire is now in custody. 22-year-old dexter oliverght. he is expected to be charged with attempted murder and arson for sunday's attack. the victim, 25-year-old starr lamar, is still hospitalized with life-threatening burns. >>> mountain view police say modern dna technology has led to an arrest in a 1985 murder case. it was 28 years ago this month that the body of 21-year-old saba germai was found in a dumpster behind a safeway grocery store in north shore line boulevard. daniel garcia was arrested friday from fresno on suspicion of murder. recent tests matched his dna to skin fragments under the victim's fingernails. traffic and weather coming up. >>> good morning. slow on the eastshore freeway. westbound 80 through berkeley, it is all because of an earlier accident that really stacked up traffic for a while. we're seeing improvement but it's still slow. new accident reported southbound 101 approaching lucky drive. as you make your way through san rafael, things get a little busy approaching the golden gate bridge. it's quiet across

john mccain said he wanted to see some more outreach from the president. and senator thune said he did not extend olivelicans aren't happy with the liberal agenda outlined by the president. yesterday, obama touched on some big controversial topics including gay rights, income equality, climate change and gun control. and now republicans fear with obama high on the polls and securely in the oval office, the country could take a strong turn to the left. so what is on obama's agenda for his second term? we know he's promised gun control and immigration reform will take top priorities in the coming months. based off yesterday's speech, it seems he is ready to readdress climate change. now the question is how. still trying to get bills through congress and the u.s. has a long way to go in bringing down carbon levels and convincing countries like china to do the same. climate change activists say the president has a few things up his sleeve. he can go ahead with strict e.p.a. regulations offer more incentives for green energy and he could kill the keystone pipeline. more next. it. really? you're going to lay