john reid is 95 years old. to to talk to him or let him drive you around the campus of ann arbor -- >> you'll be sorry. [laughter] >> reporter: john, why -- you know, you retired, why would you retire to ann arbor, michigan? it's about 14 degrees out there right now. what are you doing? >> well, first of all, it was easy to retire here because i already lived here. but the choice was between a place like this and a place where you're spirally with, or largely with older people and more sedentary activities. here the life of is still vital, the university is a busy place, there's a smorgasbord of few going on. >> reporter: you make a great point. we were out this morning on the golf course with some folks who were snowshoeing and cross country skiing. you know, this generation -- and you're ahead of of your time because you're 95. you were practicing law when the baby boomers were born. but you adopt want to give in. you kind of are an old person that doesn't want to be around old people. >> i come to an office a

only john reid's a room in the summer. it's about ninety minutes by bus from central beijing where the matching club is located oh and yeah. well does the idea millenia. towards one hundred indiana jones remains comes to roughly one hundred fifty dollars a month the most we can take home and really eats up on my new house is on the question. he wants to return home with the fiance to make his parents happy. but it's not easy. leo and ceilings. call into radio tv and watching them. she was eager for romeo find in the sense that the neocons see a soul to him last july to eighteen the notion that the junk tv to the pound to two pm home to california my will. joni is a contract worker at a printing firm. his incoming is unstable. so some months he can't save any money jones is the second oldest son and his family. he came to beijing sixteen years ago in hopes of a better liar. he has since changed jobs at the times and has worked as a coke and a delivery man. not once has he gotten a full time contract with benefits usually it

ten a seventeen to twenty seconds at the mountain that i'm easily annoyed me at the county remains john reid and south korea is a joint military exercise with the united states. the drill is due to start late this month in the south. and i say attention has focused on whether north korea will use the upcoming toxic to demand a suspension of the drill where they will seek to impose any of the conditions for holding re unions. i the american women who traveled an ancient pilgrimage through it in western japan have documented that bench as the journey known as okinawa affected them so deeply. these handmade an illustrated book to capture the experience the forty page book called temple by a temple uses traditional japanese washy paper to depict a distinctive culture of all handle odierno is a religious journey. which more than one hundred thousand pilgrims try of the year. many wear traditional white rule. there are eighty eight temples to visit on the western island of chico creek. pilgrims can take any route they wish with each journey cannot be less than one thousand km pilgrims motives fami

. >>> harry reid and john mccain putting a side differences for a study of brain injuries caused by boxing boxing as young men. apparently the fighting spirit hasn't gone away. >> we have so much respect if for each other. it was a month or two ago we ran into each other at elevators. i said i wouldn't expect less. he did. >> that was a blaze. >>> olympic torch is set to arrive in sochi today marking the longest torch relay in history. >>> the networks of nbc universal will be exclusive coverage of the winter games including skiing and figure skating 8:00/7:00 central here on nbc. >>> cvs is phasing out tobacco products and will no longer sell to customers. the company will lose $2 billion annually. the ceo says the change makes sense since they are positioning themselves as a health care company. >>> 30 year parra olympics sponsor at&t is the first advertise or to ban the antisex laws. >>> president barack obama is asked to adjust the prices on propane shortages. they are asking for an excess of supplies for every means of transport. >>> nasty winter weather is having an impact on the eco

reid coming out so strong it almost it almost gets the point to. we can almost say this might be dead except that you have a small faction like the john kerry says harry reid's going to change his mind about this if we give him enough time it's very interesting dynamics right now yeah well and and. talking about the southern hemisphere asian trade agreement shaft. i don't really want to get that. the thing that precedes this of course is fast track which is which is legislation where congress takes away its own power to negotiate and debate legislation and turns out all over the president this this this fast track power is something that never should have been given to the executive branch in my view not at all not all of course you know i think it's interesting as we watch this unfold the republicans are all for this in a blog now can you imagine the rule itself. well the tea party that's exactly right it's an interesting alliance between tea party and democrats and you've got some wonderful democrats coming forward here sherrod brown elizabeth warren bernie sanders all the people that you would expect to come out and say you know this this this alli

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. >> john thune fired back, reid owes americans all across the country an apology for suggesting they're. >> we have been on the floor reading constituent mail in our offices from families and individuals who have been adversery affected and harmed by obamacare because of cancelled coverages and higher premiums and higher deductibles. >> by the end of the day, reid was back pedaling a bit on the claim all health care horror stories are not true, but doubling down in another way by charging the conservative koch brothers are, quote, un-american. >> i can't say that every one of the koch brothers' ads are a lie, but i'll say this. the vast, vast majority of them are. it's time that the american people spoke out about this terrible dishonesty of these two brothers who are about as un-american as anyone i can imagine. >> prosperity, which is running the ads, responded that reid is trying to divert attention away from bad news. >> ed henry live on the north lawn, thank you. >>> a major development tonight in the keystone xl pipeline controversial. the state department general determined corre

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columnist eugene robinson and msnbc contributor joy reid, ho of the upcoming msnbc show "the reid report." john ain't the frogs in my wheel barrow, it's that president preventing me from doing immigration reform. >> yeah. you know, and the thing, lawrence, that happens is every time the frogs that can do math, right, that understand d demographics say wait a minute, fellow republican party members we've got to do something to stop alienating latino, john boehner and those of the normals all say yeah, let's do it. then they get chopped up by right wing talk radio. then they get pulled back down into the barrow by the other frogs saying absolutely don't do anything. it's a really hard tension. marco rubio stepped out there and showed what happens when you do. he got slapped down really hard by right wing talk radio and ended up running away from his own bill. >> gene, i heard many senate majority leard says it's like herding cats. i have never heard them referred to as frogs. this is a downgrade, isn't it? from cat to frog? >> i thought it was great. it's a great image. >> it's so much better. it

now harry reid and john mccain join forces for a shared cause. >> >> welcome back. we have a lot to cover. thousands very still without power after an ice storm. flongs a box. new technology keep lungs breathing outside the body. and hot wheels for charity. the pope's harley sells for big bucks on the auction block. but first today's headlines. >> i have some pretty good stories too. listen to this. a u.s. diplomat in the spotlight for all the wrong reasons. in a phone call that appears to be the voice of assistant secretary of state. victoria nuland is heard using profanity. the comments surfaced as she is visiting kiev. the state department says it suspects russia is behind the leak. frustration tonight for 1.7 million americans hoping for long term unemployment benefits. supporters in the senate were unable to find enough votes to move forward with the bill that would extend long term benefits. the vote was 58 to 40. just two shots shy of the 60 needed. white house called the vote disappointing. house speaker john boehner says it will be an uphill battle to make

. >> i thinkkthe president and harry reid knows that john boehner doesn't want tplay hard ball.e really doesn't. because they know that they pu him to the limits and they're going to win. if the speaker drew a line in the sand, said guys, i want to tell you now, this is what we're not going to do, maybe he would have more leverage. but thaa' not the way he leads and as a result i think we are where we are. i think it ishorrible we didn't get more out of a debt deal. i think barack obama was right back in 2007 when he said it's a crime against future generations to keep borrowing money we cannot afford to payback. even used the term it is unpatriotic, as a lot of oher democrats. now they think it is wonderful to increase the debt limit. i think both partiesave a lot of hypocrisy when it comes to the debt ceiling. at some point, this country is going to have to understand it cannot spend money it doesn't have. it cannot borrow money it can' afford to payback. that simple. none of us can. and including the government. >> ands we looked at the other issue that's actually going to be

joy reid, the new host of the reed report. that's going to be great. and john i want to know yours theory. why is he repeatedly calling bill clinton, the former president and possibly first man or first gentleman of the next administration a sexual predator who continues to do it. why is he doing this? >> and it's absolutely calculated. you left out one, his wife actually did the same thing in an interview with vogue magazine in january. so this is a calculated move by the pauls. i think reason number one, allisison lundergan grimes, who right now beating mitch mcconnell by four points in a poll by the biggest newspaper the louis curryville dispatch. i think rand paul wants to get the chits in with mcconnell. if he can get credit for helping to hobble what could be the best asset that grimes has against mcconnell, he'll get a lot of credit with the republican party. >> joy, so what you have done here, you thought through the scenario. bill clinton, the former president arrives in town. first question he gets tagged with by the local press is are you a predator.

john boehner was showing leadership. he was clearing away everything that could get in the way of their messaging not to mention the catastrophe that a default would have, and nancy pelosi and harry reid deserves some credit, too, they were not going to negotiate. there was a clean limit hike or nothing, and john boehner put a clean limit hike. >> and the republicans did not go full board behind this. they did what had to be done to get it passed. >> 28 votes is nothing. republicans were against this by a huge majority and passed with a democratic majority of the house of representatives. this is not the way business works in the house even though common sense dictates you go with the majority whatever it is. they could not find the alchemy to give the conservatives something they wanted. the conservatives are mad, yes, but they're going to live to fight another day, and remember election year coming up in november. >> good to see you as always. thank you for keeping us posted. mike viqueira at the white house. we'll take a quick break. and the chairman of the council of economic advisers under president obama, prior to that he was a member of the panel of economic advisers to the con

reid. when you hear a do-nothing congress, it is a do-nothing senate. biggest john boehner fan in the world, but he has done a lot of good stuff. they have done a lot of good stuff in the house. it goes to die in the senate. again, it is ruling by fiat. to say that congress is do-nothing, it ignores that harry reid is obama's right-hand man in congress to artificially create this a legend need to violate the constitution and do all of these things unilaterally. know there iswe the recess appointments, again another example of unilateral. i don't want to get into many numbers. there are some interesting warns. for everyone law, there are 56 regulations. that is what agencies and boards and commissions and departments are creating. generating regulations. for everyone law there is 56 regulations. this is my favorite. for every one person who goes to court for breaking the law, 10 people go to court for breaking regulation. imagine trying to conduct the home,ss or remodel your or fix your house or whatever. with this regulation on you. of the five highest yearly , aiti

reid on the blackout. anna werner in texas on the snow's long reach. and john blackstone on a phenomenon that could snap california's drought. today, the t.s.a. band additional items for passengers headed to russia. bob orr on the olympic security alert. a medical warning for women on the risk of stroke. dr. jon lapook has new information. and as the beatle invasion turns 50, anthony mason gets back to where they once belonged. >> we landed, and it was all perfect. we were under one. and the kid loved us. and we loved the idea of being in america. i'd never been to america. captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley. >> pelley: good evening. they activated ice-force level one in dallas today which launched a fleet of trucks to sand slippery roads. in this winter of strange and severe weather, even central texas got a rare snowfall. more than half a million homes and businesses are still without power in the northeast.

reid ckout. anna werner in texas on the snow's long reach. and john blackstone on a phenomenon that could snap california's drought. today, the t.s.a. band additional items for passengers headed to russia. bob orr on the olympic security alert. a medical warning for women on the risk of stroke. dr. jon lapook has new information. and as the beatles invasion turns 50, anthony mason gets back to where they once belonged. >> we landed, and it was all perfect. we were number one. and the kid loved us. and we loved the idea of being in america. i'd never been to america. i'd never been to am captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley. >> pelley: good evening. this is our western edition. they activated ice-force level one in dallas today, which launched a fleet of trucks to sand slippery roads. in this winter of strange and severe weather, even central texas got a rare snowfall. more than half a million homes and businesses are still without power in the northeast. the average low temperature in the continental u.s. today

reid ckout. anna werner in texas on the snow's long reach. and johnon a phenomenon that could snap california's drought. today, the t.s.a. band additional items for passengers headed to russia. bob orr on the olympic security alert. a medical warning for women on the risk of stroke. dr. jon lapook has new information. and as the beatles invasion turns 50, anthony mason gets back to where they once belonged. >> we landed, and it was all perfect. we were number one. and the kid loved us. and we loved the idea of being in america. i'd never been to america. i'd never been to am

reid and president obama. >> jon: i don't remember it that way. there is just one thing about that. >> senator johny shut down the government in order to secure the long-term fiscal well being of the country. >> we shut the government down. >> we will do what we have to do, shutdown the government if we have. >> tom: the government has to shut down. >> i say shut it down. >> jon: looks like we got ourselves one of those he said, actual videotape recordlings of the events fete said disagreements. i guess we'll never know the truth. you can learn more about what happened at ted's reimagining of cruz your own adventure from the northern states is and the confi did. that's where the prom nebt representatives representatives are at what about the civil servants at the state department. >> it's a privilege to introduce george tsunis the nominee for the ambassador to norway. he is a perfect candidate for ambassador. >> jon: good for him. i sure people laughed at him when he majored in norwegian political science and minored in fjords. who is laughing now? >> have you been to norway? >> no. >> jon: been to

reid. but need to provide the wins. >> they say it a grand scheme of john boehner so republicans can keep the focussed on obama care. >> it is what it is and it is very smart. john boehner, the republicans would have been wise to listen to him in the first place they would not have ended up shutting down the government which went badly for them. and it is good for them. and if i was a republican, i would support it regardless of how you feel about the debt, because they want to win back, they would like to win back the senate. the only way to do that is focus on obama care and not get distracted by side issues in the medium turn. and if they get control they can really try to get done what they want. >> i apologize for the interruption. you get no where in washington unless you have the votes? >> right. and the votes that matter in the house, bill, and also of the american people. we need to take the senate. republicans have to focus on governing from the congress. in order to be effective we have to stop the president and his policies that are harming americans. we will not do that if we don

. >> senate majority leader harry reid enjoying the dramatic change in direction today from the house speaker john immigration reform. and we're back now with the panel. well, last week, house republican leaders had their caucus and they released a set of standards for comprehensive immigration reform today, as you heard, house speaker john boehner said it would be difficult to push any immigration reform this year. george? what happened? >> well, i think they are rethinking the whole idea of comprehensive. we are waste deep in the big muddy of comprehensive healthcare reform. now they want to do comprehensive immigration reform. i will show you what it looks like. that big boy is the senate immigration bill. it's 1197 pages long because it answers every conceivable question. it tells you what should be the hourly wage of an immigrant, animal sorter in 2016, $9.84 if you are wondering about it. everything. this is how we used to do things. this is the homestead act of 1862, settled the american west. it was immigration bill. it was designed to attract immigrants. to be fair the copy and the parchm

. >> pelley: john glenn, 52 years ago today, the first american to orbit the earth. the space race was on, but tonight, chip reidrace to save the right stuff from the ravages of time. >> one giant leap for mankind. >> reporter: in the early days of the u.s. space program, the space suits were life-saving, technological marvels, but today, those old suits are so brittle they're in danger of falling apart. >> they were designed for that harsh environment but they were not designed to last a very long time. >> reporter: cathy lewis is curator of space suits at the smithsonian air and space museum's new $79 million facility in virginia. this suit, worn by astronaut owen garriott on the sky lab space station in 1973, was designed to last only six months. this is a very delicate-- >> it's become very delicate over time. we're trying to preserve this for 50 years, 100 years. >> reporter: what exactly are you doing to preserve this space suit? >> if we keep the suits at a stable, low but not freezing temperature, about 60 degrees fahrenheit, and a low humidity, we can stabilize; slow some of that deterioration. >> repor

it's sort of like you have barack obama and house speaker john boehner now on one side with nancy pelosi and harry reid it's interesting because the president gave his state of the union speech back in january for this free trade agreement. the next day harry reid, the leader said i'm not for it. the very next day. the reason democrats are opposed is because of labor. labor unions believe this is eventually going to cost democratic workers, american workers jobs. i think that's a big problem for democrats. they had into the mid-term elections. they don't want to be seen as supporting anything that could cost american jobs. whether this take away authority from the congress, they don't like that. this agreement would not allow amendments to any trade packs. they kind of like to put restrictions on trade packs and democrats are not in favor of it for that reason. >> okay. other big issues whether the president is fighting his own party. democrats are pushing the new sanctions against iran which he is a posed to that and possible changes in social security and the upcoming budget proposal. the democrats d

were happy with their health care, losing it but now suffering but harry reid says that is all lies. reaction from senator johnhune on that. plus there's this. >> you don't get to tell your side of the story and not be subjected to cross-examination. that is not the way it works. she waived her right to fifth amendment privilege by issuing an opening statement. she ought to stand here and answer our questions. martha: that is the way it works is the question today, because former irs official lois lerner called back to congress to testify but now she wants immunity. so why would she want that, you have to ask yourself? or she says she won't come. congressman trey gowdy joins us on that. also there is this. >> we can not breathe back here, go. >> please leave all personal belongings behind. we'll let you back on when it is clear. bill: that is where you don't want to be. frightening moments high in the sky. smoke filling a plane's cabin. the crew rushing to open the emergency exits. how this ended in a moment. your mom could do anything. turn night into day. conquer the globe. stop floods. now she could use a h

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john marvin in washington d.c. joined by my good friend and america's lawyer might have been tony oh and here's what's coming up tonight a big picture senator harry reid's filibuster reform was supposed to restore order to the senate so why are republicans still blocking president obama's judicial nominees also a growing number of lawmakers on capitol hill are speaking out about the dangers of the trans-pacific partnership so why is the obama administration acting like the t p p is a done deal and just a few months ago the supreme court said in its voting rights act decision that racial discrimination is really not a significant problem in america today as recent events have shown racial discrimination is very much alive in america and it's time to eliminate it once and for more on that and try and steal it. you need to know this federal judges have always played an important of sometimes problematic role in american democracy that's why presidents have fought to put their people on the courts since the founding of our democratic republic sometimes as in the case of judge john pickering the fighter controller. has been colorful of outright comical picke

harry reid has just come out against fast track, which means they won't get those big trade deals with europe and the other paid partnership deal with asia. so obama's got some problems, john. but he does have three things he's working on abroad. he's got an israeli peace deal to the palestinians, the syrian deal and the iranian nuclear deal. and i think some of those are looking very problematic, but i think there's a possibility he could get the iranian nuclear deal and that's where a lot of presidents work out in their second term, in foreign policy. >> eleanor. >> if he heads off a nuclear bond, that would be huge. if he gets immigration reform, that also would be huge, because that's eluded presidents going back. certainly george w. bush tried it. president reagan made a stab at it and did pass immigration reform, which was then considered a failure at legal'sed 3 million people, but illegal immigration continued unabaited. i think this is a mistake to say this is a presidency that is diminished because he can do things by executive orders and other initiatives, and if you look at the speech, there were, like, 20 executive orders and other initiatives embedded in it.

john boehner's party not like that. i think it should cost him his speakership. ted cruz announced that anyone pushing an amnesty bill right now should put a harry reid for majority leader bumper sticker on their car. the drudge report ran a photo of the speaker in a sombrero. when the speaker finally took to the mic to announce the deadness of something he tried to breathe life into, he blamed it on the inability to trust the trust. the party nick picked itself into oblivion trying to decide what to extract from democrats to get a debt ceiling extension. the gop caved. democrats ensured the nation would not default on its debts. this morning president obama took a note of the republican disarray and of the democratic unity. >> the fact that we are no longer going to see, i believe, anybody try to hold our government hostage and threaten the full faith and credit of the united states of america in order to contract policy concessions, the fact we were able to pass a clean debt limit is just one example of why when you guys are unified, you guys stick together, this country is better off. >> and so instead of pricking trial balloons, today saw the president and vi

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reid is determined to try again. he said to republicans, we need one more vote. what do you need? let's try to get something done. the house is not going the pass this. john -- >> mother teresa is a saint now. if the congress wanted to make her a saint and attach that to the debt ceiling, we probably couldn't get 218 republican votes. >> it's not funny. lord, help us. >>> sochi talk of shoddy hotel rooms and undrinkable water. it is friday, february 7th, and this is "now." >> let the games begin. >> the official opening of the xxii olympic games. >> it opened today in lake placid, new york. >> call it bad timing. >> the temperatures are frigid. >> the u.s. state department called the eavesdropping a new low. >> we have seen some protests over russia's anti-gay laws. >> making it a crime distribute so-called gay propaganda. >> the american withdrawal from the games will not be taken lightly here. yet another blow to east-west relations. >> president obama and putin have not had a good relationship. >> in

john boehner. republicans would not appreciate much at all a clean debt ceiling vote. >> an issue on the democrats side -- they want to extend unemployment benefits. has the type passed? -- tide past? >> harry reid more time -- is trying one more time. they're going to do it by reducing the amount of money to pay into pensions. that is harry reid's proposal. it does not like -- look like he will get read -- support from republicans. >> thank you so much. coming up, twitter shares plunging after the company reported its first result is a public company. growing pains. as jay leno gets ready to say be saying, will nbc goodbye to one of its most profitable programs? ♪ loopu are watching "in the " live on bloomberg television. you might have not heard of this company, but they are behind global software and cloud providers. synchronoss reported fourth-quarter earnings. the ceo joins us now. at&t iphone users use your software. >> that is right. u.s.came famous around the when everyone purchased their first iphone. store, in the you cloud, all of the users data for a variety of customers. >> we started activating devices years ago. device nowt as the is the content of the device. we backup and store

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. >> senator john mccain prized brewer yesterday saying he hopes they can move forward from the controversy. back to you guys. >> thanks, elizabeth. >> so harry reidd cop. >> he goes out there like a bulldog and attacks mitt romney about his taxes. yesterday took to the senate familiar so say some pretty amazing things about the victims, what he says with the so-called victims of obamacare you have seen in the ads and the people we're talking to. he says they're untrue. listen to what he said yesterday. >> despite that good news, there's plenty of horror stories being told. all are untrue. but they're being told all over america. >> it's time to admit that the affordable care act is working. >> in addition, the parade of horrible stories trotted out by the haters of this bill will prove not to be true. the positives will increase, the negatives won't go away, but they will decrease, and this issue will not have the vee menace and potency that others think it will. >> we know that the law isn't perfect. what person or law is perfect? >>out rage on party and facebook. but for harry reid to go up against politicians, understanding. but to go after th

reid: following my remarks and those of the republican leader, the senate will resume consideration on the motion to proceed to s. 1963, the military retirement pay restoration act. senate-designate john walsh of montana will become a senator today at 12:15. the senate will recess from 12:30 until 2:15 p.m. to allow for our weekly caucus meetings. today it is my pleasure to welcome the next senator from montana, lieutenant governor john walsh. governor walsh will be sworn in prior to the weekly caucus meetings. mr. president, i am really happy with this man coming here. my friend, the assistant leader, has heard me say this before, but i think it is worth repeating. when i served in the house of representatives, i served on the foreign affairs committee, and henry kissinger appeared before the committee -- subcommittee chaired by congressman solarz from new york. the congressman said to henry kissinger, i'm really at a loss here as to what to call you. doctor? he was a ph.d. mr. ambassador. he had been an ambassador. mr. secretary. and went through some other titles that he had had. and finally, kissinger interrupted and said your excellency would be just fine. well, with walsh, we ha