. >> and john reed, a banker's banker who was in when washington loaded the dice and wall street rolledm. >> is t wasn't that there was one or two institutions that you know got carried away or did stupid things, it was we all did. and then the whole system came down. >> and at our new website obillmoyers.com, i interviewed two occupy wall street organizers who give us insight into the movement and what it hopes to accomplish. we'll also link you to our interview with the editors of "mother jones" magazine and their coverage of the "dark money" that has cast a deep shadow across this election year. that's at billmoyers.com. see you there and see you here next time. >>> got a question for bill, bring it to you at billmoyers.com. send it in and read some recent answers. this episode of "moyers and company" is available on dvd for $19.95. to order call 1-800-336-1917 or write to the address on your screen. funding is provided by --

but it comes down to the principles and personality of president, john boehner and senator reed and senator mcconnell. what's on the table here is of course this week you see more republicans saying we're not going to hold to this grover norquist idea, norquist being the man everybody who is a republican has to sign a no tax increase -- >> chris: they've already sign it had. >> this week you had saxby chambliss from georgia joining people like john mccain, tom coburn and others and 12 members of the house who say republicans have to be willing to -- we did not win the election. the president's back in office, you have to make a deal. the president needs to deal too. this sometimes doesn't get attention but you heard nancy pelosi, harry reid, they expect a deal along with charlie wrangle before the deadline because the unions are advertising say don't you dare cut our programs badly. you see it advertising from the republican side. both sides are under pressure for a deal now and they're going to make it. >> chris: that's an optimistic view. bill, let me ask you, you can respond to sister ch

. >> this morning police identified the body as a johns hopkins neurology professor. ky reed tells us investigators are hoping an autopsy will help provide some answers as to what happened to elizabeth ohern. >> according to her facebook pages she was a faculty member in the neurology and neuroscience departments at johns hopkins school of medicine. now, investigators are hoping an autopsy will explain why the 53-year-old woman was found floating off a pier in canton thursday. someone spotted the woman's body floating face down in the water near the 2300 block of boston street at about 4:45 in the morning. ohern lived in a gated commune not far from where her body was discovered. >> it's pretty random. >> neighbors say they're especially concerned because oherns is the second body found in the water there in less than two months. >> the likelihood of dieing in that water seems slim because it's so shallow there. it's not very deep. and i mean, i know that things wash up, but you don't expect to it be bodies. >> a male body was found in the harbor there on september 26th, init

john boehner told abc news when asked whether he's planning to try to repeal president obama's health care reform law, he says -- the election changes that. obama-care is the law of the land. powerful. joy reedohn nichols, washington bureau chief for "the nation." both are msnbc contributors, thank god. i mean it, joy. >> thank you. >>> i want to talk about this. you and i have jabbered band and forth for weeks. luckily ought that negative stuff seemed to have very little impact negatively. it may have inspired some people to get out and vote. i heard that from a number of people, including our reverend al sharpton. and people had a registration impulse or push. will we still see birthers, people in the congress saying this guy is not president? >> you know what, chris, we have talked a lot about this. i think unfortunately. obviously the intellectuals in the republican party can parse it, they realize they lost, they accept it. the people like steve schmidt that do this for a living, they even understand what the republican party's problem is, but you've been scouring right-wing web sites, not the crazy one, but looking at the comments and looking at the rank and file, the base reaction. i

and then in the senate, rhode island senator jack reed, and john kerry, the man who talked bob gates into staying at defense in the beginning of the president's first term. and then there's john kerry and some thought there if rice gets stayed, they still would want to put kerry in the cabinet somewhere. and then there's attorney general eric holder. long time target of conservatives. he said he's undecided about whether he wants to stay on. >> that's something that i'm in the process now of trying to determine. the first step has already occurred, that is the president has been re-elected. and i will have to think about can i contribute in a second term. i will have to obviously talk to him, speak of members in my family, particularly one, who i'm married to. and ask myself, the question about, you know, do i think that there are things that i still love to do, do i have -- let some gas still left in the tank. it's been an interesting and tough four years. >>> well, the inevitable cabinet shuffle comes at a crucial time. will the president bring in insiders or outsiders? super staff

john henrehan, fox 5 news. >>> walter reed national medical center was the site of a protest earlier today. the union representing the medical facility's janitors arranged the rally. union leaders say the janitors haven't been paid the past two weeks. they filed a complaint with the department of labor and other government agencies. a spokesman for walter reed says a paperwork error occurred and the janitors should receive their paychecks in the next few days. >>> a consumer alert is ahead tonight, scented baby products are really popular. tonight a warning from some scientists that parents should be concerned about what's in those products. we have both sides of this story in a special report. >>> this is fox 5 news at 10:00. >>> i think you'd agree just about everyone loves the sweet smell of a freshly bathed baby. in fact, there's an entire industry built around baby care products, but some are raising concerns, some studies, about potentially unsafe ingredients in some of those products. fox 5 consumer reporter laura evans is here with the story. >> as parents it can be tough to

john sasaki ktvu channel 2 news. >>> a fire scottish reed a toyota camry near 50th avenue and international boulevard. the owner says he believes someone threw something into the car to start that fire. and fire investigators say the burn patterns suggest it may be arson. >>> city leaders in san francisco are trying to get the word out about scams targeting older chinese-american woman. they say the thieves work in teams of younger asian victims and tell them that they are plagued by spirits and that turning over valuables will help j-tonight one of the fbi says josi luis saenz was arrested in mexico on thursday. federal amounts say saenz was working for a mexico drug cartel, accused of killing four people, including his girlfriend and two rival gang members. he is expected to face charges of murder, kidnapping and rape in los angeles next week. >>> three people are hospitalized after a flash fire in the state department in washington, d.c.. crews were doing routine maintenance when the fire broke out. one worker suffered life- threatening injuries and the other two were seriously hurt, but

these negotiations at this point -- >> the a nall sis you read, it comes down to john boehner and president obama. i will reed an excerpt from pegeny noonan in the "wall street journal" would disagree with melissa this is not the old-school politic s yore. beggy writes -- when fire logs burned without fire starters and apple pies were baked in everybody's home. >> not sold in costco. >> if only everything could be like ronald reagan. >> and tip o'neill. >> the thing is, and i think it is true that -- i know peggy noonan likes the grand er and everything grand, but the senate isn't so relevant. this being a budget and tax bill they can do reconciliation. this is a house problem. the difference is that tip o'neill actually had influence with his caucus. john boehner has precious influence with the part of his caucus the most recalcitrant on these issues. in the current lame duck congress john boehner still has the same problem, resistant people who will not go along with a deal so the question is, whether or not he can deliver even the 20 or 25 votes he needs if pelosi did what she always does and delivers her

john gallagher. michael -- we did have two individuals that would through their applications. i'm sorry one applicant. creighton reed already let us know that he could not make it. he was also not here at the last meeting. you have two minutes. >> good afternoon supervisors. i'm wallace levin. i am a longtime member of the veterans affairs commission. i feel it would be in the best interest of the city and county of san francisco and the veterans affairs commission if for the first time in the almost 30 year history of the commission that an attorney veteran, veteran staff member of the county veterans service office, and a city college student veteran be appointed to the commission. michael -- is a veteran and still reserves in the navy reserve as a jag officer. john gallagher was a marine. and a san francisco county veterans service office. leo burnett was in the navy an is an officer in the city college. 1500 are now attending classes at the city college. he would bring a direct contact with these veterans. all three are young and would bring much-needed knowledge, experience and expertise to the veterans affairs

john. >>> well, just a short time ago, the union representing janitors at walter reed national medical center finished a raleigh -- rally in bethesda. the janitors have not been paid the past two weeks and the union filed a complaint with the department of labor other and agencies on behalf of the workers. a spokesperson for walter reed said the janitor should receive the paychecks the next few days. >>> as the 5 continues, the woman at the center of the david petraeus resignation is spotted in d.c. as the probe into the sex scandal widens. >> i'm standing in the nursery of a maryland hospital where all of the babies are -- where are all of the babies. the story is coming up. >> and the beltway is getting a major makeover. we'll tell you when express lanes designed to relieve traffic congestion are expected to open up. gary. >> thank you, shawn. much, much cooler around here. the rain is out and it looks like the chilly temperatures have settled in for awhile. real cold overnight tonight. first a look at the forecast is coming up. stay with us.  have a good night. here you g

joy ann reed and bob shrum, larry sabato, karen finney and republican strategist, john bray.ng, it is great to have you assembled. avengers unite. we're seeing the judge extendingextending early voting. >> the strategy of the republican state legislature in florida was to not allow 2008 to happen again. so they cut early voting from 14 days county to including cutting away the whole sunday. so, what democrats did and what churches did is they rally ied people to really take advantage of early voting, which is producing these incredibly long lines. i've heard up to six and eight-hour eight times and a lot of them are in predominantly african-american communities. what that's meant is there there is overcapacity. that literally, these polling places are being overrun with people and they can't handle it. democrats went to federal court and ask that another voting day be added and in between them getting a ruling, the miami-dade supervisor of elections said we will open for sunday, but only for absentee balloting, but you can request an absentee ballot on the spot and vote right

jack reed a west point graduate and veteran of the armed services committee. and johnerry, if the president doesn't tap him for state. says he's still undecided about staying on. he reportedly told law students in baltimore thursday, "do i have some gas left in the tank? that's something i'm in the process now of trying to determine." >> these are intense, critical jobs and, yeah, there's a high burnout factor. >>> now at 5:00 tonight, a shocking resignation, the director of the cia steps down citing an extra merriarital aff >>> a shooting and chase that ends near the white house. >>> hear from the mailman who found an 81-year-old woman attacked in here home. good evening on this busy friday. we're going to begin with this breaking news. david petraeus resigns as director of the cia and he does so just a year after he takes that post. >> he has been married for 37 years but had an affair. nbc news broke the story two hours ago and kristen welker joins us live from the white house with reaction from the four-star yerl and from president obama. kristen? >> good evening,

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families earning more than $250,000 a year, reed hemmed a series of votes this year on only income of more than a million dollars. meanwhile, house speaker john boehner unprompted said that republicans are willing to spam examine more tax revenue. >> for the purposes of forging a bipartisan agreement that begins to solve the problem, we're willing to accept new revenue under the right conditions, what matters is where the increased revenue comes from and what type of reform comes with it. >> reporter: those conditions broad-based individual tax reform, republican aide tells fox business, boehner said that last night's elect results are no mandate to raise taxes, americans also reelected a republican house, as for how much and what type of revenue, they would agree to is part of this overhaul of tax code, which is very much in the air. neil: the debate is oand time it is running out, for posh days, thank you -- 54 days. >> and now to john, you know what we're facing here, right now, moody's threatening a ground grade if they don't get theirable together ac together d imagine more than just cobbling a deal. >> if you look at balance sheet. of t

john carlos ask tommy smith. >> if you believe in something, you can succeed, we're saying that we felt we deserve a living wage mayor chuck reeds he likes the idea of people making more money but is concerned about surveys showing employers unable to pay higher wage saying they'll slash hundreds of workers who will then are no job at all. >> we're facing a budget short fall of millions of dollars. so out of $600,000 coming from a general fund. >> cafe j folks say that is all you'll see. athat is not how they see it. >> it's important to impact one another. and not think about our self interest when we act, we can change the world. not just one president that can change the world. it's us. >> these students learned about what it takes to win an election and now, i'm told they have a new cause, going to go after a high cost of a college education. >> it appears democrats have a favorable landscape. the party now anticipate being a super majority meaning a two thirds majority in the state, senate and assembly allowing the party to push through tax increase was out republican votes. president obama, meantime back at the white hous

republican but it went 20,000 for bush in 2004 and obamacare reed it by 29,000 in 2008 and it's the third-largest county in ohio. >> rose: john harris, you're a political junky, what are you looking far might not be beyond winning and losing? >> well, if it is close and we see florida and virginia early the night make it clear it could be a long night i'll be looking in the early states for electioneering fiascos, whether there's florida style ballot issues, whether there's big issues about legal challenges shaping up. whether -- we've been writing about the possibility of those. we'll see them come to fruition in realtime tomorrow night if it's an authentically close election. >> rose: and when you're looking at the suburbs i come back again to the women because i do -- i'm very curious to know whether they have decided that the republican party is unfriendly to them. >> rose: are you talking about both married and single women? >> single women are overwhelmingly democratic and unmarried women went for obama by 70% in 2008 and are polling now at 65%. but -- and some of those are old women. but the married women, to see what