not just lawrence, but his sister, pansy ho.he tells us how she is trained trying to keep the gaming industry all in the family. >> my father paved for the foundation for macau today. we carry that torch. ♪ >> sheldon adelson may be in trying to conquer macau, but patriarch stanley ho's industry is far from failing. his company, sjm holdings, operates the most casino tables in macau. nearly 2000. we spoke with pansy ho, his daughter. she says gaming in macau is still a family business. >> you are the richest woman in hong kong. >> i don't know how they calculate it, but they say so. >> do you feel, and among your own siblings, the fact that you are part of a legendary hong kong family? you have an added responsibility. ? >> we feel like we have that sense of a legacy. there were 450 years of portuguese presence in macau. my father helped create and pave the foundation for macau today in terms of creating the largest industry, the gaming industry of 50 years. we would very much want to help grow macau to be something that a grow

that our correspondent lawrence lee, lawrence, i was thinking about other things, trying to get an idea of where we were when you were talking about it. that lawrence very close to where this is happening. >> you forgive me, i'm in the middle of a field. i'm sorry. it seems to be the case that well either the gunmen inside launched an assault of their own, or what people witness this believe, stun grenades launched by the military here who have been here obviously all day with a view to shocking the gunmen inside and then going in. that these are classic tactics by anti terrorism police. they use them all the time to try to end situations like this. if that does turn out to be the case, they are attacking with daylight in the hour. you would normally expect these things to happen in the early hours of the morning when the people get off of sleep. it does appear to be the case, so far as we can tell at the moment. it seems more likely than not at the moment, i'm saying only tentatively that the military and police are storming the building where the suspects are. >> lawrence, we have no

that was lawrence lee. the other incident was in a place called porte de vincennes, a suberb in the east of the french capitol. rory challands our man there. let's go back to the beginning, because this didn't happen until several hours after the incident we were talking to lawrence about. this one didn't happen until several hours later, but there is a possible link between these two. >> reporter: yeah, the police have been talking about some sort of link between the hostage taker here in porte de vincennes and the kouachi brothers. they haven't said what that link is. they haven't said whether it was a direct relationship or a friendship or anything like that or just a similarity of aims or same lairty of motives and sympathies. one thing that did point to a link was several hours into the hostage situation here the police released information that they say the hostage taker had been talking to them and saying if armed police moved against the brothers then the hostage taker here would start shooting exec

. >> we can go to lawrence lee live in paris. just hours away from that meeting which can only be described as a crisis meeting for floinld froinld and francois hollande and his government ministers it can only be described as stormy indeed. >> there are no more attacks planned, now that they've ended with the ending of the two hostage situations yesterday i think what this weekend holds in store is perhaps very slightly more reflective. there are going to be some 16 demonstrations in support of the idea of "charlie hebdo" and freedom of expression and free a very large one here in paris which will include half a dozen or so european heads of state. and there will be a meeting regarding fame your of intelligence, obviously failure of intelligence because the attacks happened. but this will play out this weekend on the air waves and in the days and weeks to come is more with the failure of multiculturalism and the questions increasingly being raced is whether an interpretation of islam and western democratic values are compatible.

that we'd be in a position to get water to zone 7 in some way so that they could deliver water to lawrence livermore in case of a disruption in service. >> any other questions? >> i'll move the item. >> second. >> all those in favor. >> aye. >> opposed? the motion carries . . >> didn't ask for public comment. seeing none, okay. madam secretary will you please read the items for closed session? >> yes. item 13 mountain cascade incorporated and related actions and cross actions. >> items 14, 15 15 and 16 and 17 will not be heard today. >> is there any public comment of the items to be heard in closed session? >> seeing none none may i have on whether to assert? >> i'd like to make a motion to assert the attorney client privilege. >> >> we have reconvened from closed session the announcement in closed session is the following item 13 no action and item 14, 15, 16 and 17 were not heard i have a motion whether or not to disclose. >> motion two to three not to disclose. >> any other new business this meeting is adjourned at ♪ ♪ ♪ >> this is smack in the middle of the tenderloin neighborhood wher

i lost respect for you tonight, lawrence. dershowitz is wrong, you were rude and unprofessional, talking over him and doc holly tweeted, i really love alan dersh. humble beginnings from brooklyn, but his great interview with lawrence went south very fast. kiss, make up, boys. alan dershowitz will join me next, but it will be by satellite from miami. so there will be no kissing. to your company, your customers, and all your data. cyberedge from aig is more than insurance. it's proactive technology and specialists to help keep you ahead of the curve. claims specialists and advisors to protect you as cyber risks evolve. cyberedge -- to help you change the internet of risk into the internet of opportunity. they have a 200-degree range of sight... which is good for me, hey! ... and bad for the barkley twins. your brain can send information to the rest of your body at 268 mph. three times the speed of a fastball. take care of your most important parts with centrum. multivitamins expertly designed with nutrients people don't get eno

we were just hearing from lawrence how it all unfolded in dammartin.you think there is anything that could have been done to capture these two men alive. >> no not at all. they clearly wanted to die, and they got their mission completed by doing that. i don't think they expected to live as long as they did. and holing up was part of their martyrdom and they have achieved that. so if the security forces hadn't shot them it was probable they would have shot themselves. >> what have you made of the french response? >> i think the french response should be congratulated. they took a very difficult situation that was unfolding very, very quickly, very, very violent, and coordinated all of the different organizations very very well. and they managed to pin these people down on the move very very quickly. people were criticized and say oh they should have done this and why didn't they do that. but in very difficult circumstances they have managed to resolve this situation within 48 hours, and i think that ought to be congratulated on how well not only the die

lawrence, you're a veteran of the hill.otion that this bill could get as far as it got, with all the problems they had within the caucus, that nobody thought to stop it before it became a public embarrassment speaks to real mismanagement of the caucus. these guys are like the dog that caught the car. they're in charge before with a caucus larger than ever before and they seem befuddled by it. >> i'm not one who has been critical of john boehner in the past having to take down bills, like budget bills where he knows he has to test his caucus and see what they're willing to vote for. and that's always -- i've always seen that as boehner enroute to getting something through that they need to get through in terms of budget stuff. this was a pure symbolic vote and to not get the count right on that or to not see this coming says something about what this republican leadership is able to even understand about its own caucus. >> yeah. it's a really astonishing turn of events. they weren't whipping up votes exactly for this bill. t

>> lawrence silk might be asking the same question. he's currently awaiting transfer to prison to begin a 10-month sentence on charges including aggravated theft. proving to be painful. >> it burns! oh, my god it burns! >> he's in security segregation for swinging at an officer. >> do you hear me? this is not a game. they got me in here for no reason. oh, my god, man. >> he must answer to the jail's disciplinary board. >> how are you doing? >> how are you? >> though silk appears unwilling to respond, the hearing continues. >> you pleaded not guilty to the jail investigator for those charges that i read you. do you want to change your plea to any of those charges? >> no. >> you want to plead you're not guilty? >> yes. >> there's video footage of you admitting that you swung at the officer. >> why did you -- >> i didn't mean to. i was like. >> why? >> i was angry. >> you stated you were mad because you were placed in lockup and that you were happy that you did not hit him in the face. do you remember that? >> yes, i remember that. >> do

now time for "the last word with lawrence o'donnell." thanks for being with us tonight. >>> yes, it's football night in america, even here on "the last word." of course we're going to talk about men who make their living playing with balls. >>> and men who want to be president. >> jeb bush, mitt romney are meeting face to face. >> two when who have their eyes on the presidency. >> they are going to be competing for the same donors. >> each team has the same opportunity to prepare the balls. >> there's a lot of people who deserve the chance to lose a presidential election. >> sit down and shut up. >> new jersey governor chris christie. >> this is going to be a nightmare. >> benjamin netanyahu has accepted house speaker john boehner's invitation. >> i don't believe i'm poking anyone in the eye. >> that's part of our goal. >> the white house reportedly is furious about this. >> at odds over iran's nuclear program. >> president obama specifically warned lawmakers to stay out of it. >> it is unusual. >> officials approve or disapprove of the

with lawrence donnell." turns out just yesterday, two women, republican women in the house of representatives withdrew their co-sponsorship of the bill. i had a great script written for this in the show, which we now have to throw out, because it's breaking news. >> fascinating development. >> thank you, rachel. and also in tonight's show, the real work of normalizing relations with cuba will begin tomorrow in havana. >> this new era begins today. >> the historic day in cuba. >> assistant secretary of state roberta jacobson. >> begin negotiations tomorrow to normalize relations. >> when what you're doing doesn't work for 50 years, it's time to do something else. >> what we're doing with respect to cuba is not a reward for anything. >> hoping it will pave the way for secretary of state kerry to come. >> i look forward to traveling to cuba. >> it's unlikely the embargo will be lifted any time soon. >> there is a lot of history to overcome. >> we are ending policy that was long past its expiration date. >> what

martin lawrence killed so much. i had to follow him. i died a death. that hard in my life. since then, i have never gotten the whooping i got that night. i said, i have to rethink myself as a performer and writer. i just had to rethink everything. realize, there is a new era coming in. i credit martin for -- in a weird way. >> it was a transformative moment for you. >> totally transformative for me. i knew what i was doing was not going to last. i knew like, sometimes this thing happens. you come from a poor place. realize, there is a new era coming in. i credit martin for -- in a weird way. >> it was a transformative moment for you. >> totally transformative for me. i knew what i was doing was not going to last. i knew like, sometimes this thing happens. you come from a poor place. you are making some money. you will get complacent. i am rich compared to where i am from. i'm poor compared to where i'm at. i was probably making $3000 a week, which was a ton of money considering where i am from. i got lazy. i stopped being curious about comedy. that is

i was doing a show in chicago and martin lawrence was my opening act.id not know it was the week before martinmania was supposed to hit. i do not watch the opening act. i am in the dressing room and i hear some commotion on the stage and i think there is a fighter -- fight for -- or something going on. i look out there and people are laughing like blood is coming out. martin lawrence killed so much and i had to follow him and i died a death. i have never died that hard ever in my life. since then i have never gotten the ass-whupping i have got. >> what did you say to yourself? >> i got a little cocky. so i had to rethink everything about myself as a performer, as a writer. i had to rethink everything and realize there is a new era coming in. i credit martin a lot in a weird way. >> it was a moment. >> it was transformative for me. i knew what i was doing was not going to last. sometimes at this thing happens, you come from a poor place and things are happening, and you get complacent. i am rich compared to where i am from and i am poor compared to where

lawrence lee joins us now. lawrence what is happening with the ship now?reporter: well, it's -- it's being towed shiulie by an icelandic ship. in a sense it's a different sort of drama to the ones we have seen played out in the mediterranean in recent years. the refugees aren't really in immediate danger. they have got food and water. the boat is not going to capsize or anything like that and it will be several more hours until they get to port. we think probably midnight italian time which is almost nine hours from now. they are going to take the ship to somewhere -- there's more shelter, because it hasn't got any power and is basically bobbing around. and you can probably see the sea is very rough and it's very windy, but it doesn't look like anybody is going to die. the really really worrying news is is this now a new tactic by the traffickers, because this is the second in four days where they basically just let an enormous ship go and leave it to people to try to clear up the mess. is this something they are going to try to do over the winter this ind

ken, lawrence, you guys thank you so much.reat sunday. >> thank you. >> thanks. >> that's going to wrap up this sunday edition of "weekends with alex witt." up next, taking the hill with patrick murphy. ♪ you're only young once. unless you have a subaru. (announcer) the subaru xv crosstrek. symmetrical all-wheel drive plus 34 mpg. love. it's what makes a subaru a subaru. [ male announcer ] you wouldn't leave your car unprotected. but a lot of us leave our identities unprotected. nearly half a million cars were stolen in 2012, but for every car stolen 34 people had their identities stolen. identity thieves can steal your money, damage your credit and wreak havoc on your life. why risk it when you can help protect yourself from identity theft with one call to lifelock, the leader in identity-theft protection? lifelock actively patrols your sensitive, personal information every second of every day, helping to guard your social security number, your bank accounts and credit, even the equity in your home -- your valuable personal a

you know, lawrence over the years that has sort of evolved. in the early days of the terror threat level, it was kind of raised based on sort of general jitters. now the policy is that the threat level isn't raised unless there's some specific intelligence indicating there's an attack planned on the u.s. and because there isn't they're not going to change the terror threat level. a couple -- >> go ahead, pete. >> reporter: a couple other points. as is typical with something like this when you have rapidly unfolding events you get a lot of contradictory information. it's still not entirely clear what the french authorities believe these three people did. it seems pretty clear from the videos that the two older ones were involved in the shootings. but what's the role of the third suspect? that's never been very clear, and at one point today just to indicate the confusion here at one point, one french official had said there had been an arrest and that was retracted. earlier tonight, two senior u.s. counterterrorism officials told nbc news that o

diane lawrence. >> yes, i'm diane lawrence and represent district 4 on the advisory council and this is my first meeting, so please bear with me. i will look to mr. sims for help as well. on the november 19th meeting of the joint legislative committee, the focus primarily was on the preparation for 2015, both at the state, local and federal levels. we looked at political priorities, goals, legislative objectives. the senior -- california senior legislature presented their top-ten for those bills, we have the legislature has until february 21st to submit bills. we're starting a brand-new -- as most of you know two-year state legislative session. so what i thought i do was to give you a very high-level what we're looking at and as we move through 2015 we'll have more details. this is kind of the overview at what we're looking at for 2015. so on the state level, three of the six major areas focused on adults and seniors. and those were in the area of health care reform and medical, aging and adult services and long-term care and i'm not going spend time on long-term care, because there

that we'd be in a position to get water to zone 7 in some way so that they could deliver water to lawrence livermore in case of a disruption in service. >> any other questions? >> i'll move the item. >> second. >> all those in favor. >> aye. >> opposed? the motion carries . . >> didn't ask for public comment. seeing none,

lawrence lee has more on the response to the attack. charlie hebdo is in our hearts it also means the magazine has our full support that was the offing by cartoonist for the news paper in the hours after the shootings. the next days is a deeper analysis, the flag over the presidential palace, the dove of peace with newspaper for wings. tribes by the signature maps in con presentational terms.

>> thank you, lawrence., let me start by saying anyone who says to you that muslims take offense at this or muslims take offense at that what they really mean is that they as individuals, take offense, because it's absurd for anyone to claim on behalf of 1.6 billion people across the world. so that's the first part. we have to recognize people don't speak on behalf of muslims when they claim offense in this way. unfortunately, there will be some muslims, not just from extremist groups who take offense at this new image. they have to understand not just freedom of speech which is something i wish they would try to understand but also satire and irony. it seems to be lost on many people. "charlie hebdo" has been a magazine that has a long history of, in fact satirizing far right groups in france as well as every religion including islam. the reason that satire usually happens is in most cases to address a very real and dangerous political value that is popular among us. in the case of "charlie hebdo," they add

martin lawrence killed so much and i had to follow him and i died a death. i have never died that hard ever in my life. since then i have never gotten the ass-whupping i have got. >> you said to yourself? >> i got a little cocky. i have to rethink everything about myself as a performer, as a writer. i had to rethink everything and realize there is a new era coming in. i credit martin a lot in a weird way. >> it was a moment. >> it was transformative for me. i knew i could not -- what i was doing was not going to last. i knew -- sometimes this thing happens, you come from a place you're making some money and you get complacent. i am rich compared to where i am from and i am poor compared to where i am at. i started at a place where i was making three grand which is a 10 of money considering where i am from and i got lazy. i stopped being curious about comedy. that is the worst thing that can happen to anything in life -- anyone in life. >> not just comedy. >> not be curious. i got curious about -- again. >> people say you do not revel in your success because

>> hi, i'm lawrence corn field. welcome to building san francisco.tay safe. we're looking at earthquake issues. and today we're going to be talking with a residential building owner about what residential building owners and tenants can and should do before earthquakes and after earthquakes. ♪ ♪ >> we're here at this wonderful spur exhibit on mission street in san francisco and i have with me today my good friend george. thanks for joining me, george. and george has for a long time owned residential property here in san francisco. and we want to talk about apartment buildings and what the owner's responsibilities might be and what they expect their tenants to do. and let's start by talking a little bit about what owners can do before an earthquake and then maybe after an earthquake. >> well, the first thing, lawrence, would be to get together with your tenants and see if they have earthquake insurance or any renters insurance in place because that's going to be key to protecting them in the event of a quake. >> and renters insurance, there are two ki

unfortunately, our big problem is out of lawrence township. for drivers in new jersey. jersey. 206 is closed. chris? >>> after the snow moves through we'll be left with a brutal cold snap but will the falling gas and oil prices make a difference in your heating bill? a lot of people are wondering that. if you heat your home with oil, yes, you will enjoy some lower prices. but if you have a major energy supplier, it's a little more complicated. p peco said the gas and weather impact the cost. they'll see an increase of about $5.50. >>> ready for liftoff. the local classroom experiment that is getting a second chance this morning. >>> the move that a major pet store is making to protect your pets. ring ring! progresso! it's ok that your soup tastes like my homemade. it's our slow simmered vegetables and tender white meat chicken. apology accepted. i'm watching you soup people. make it progresso or make it yourself. and try progresso chili. slow-simmered, homemade taste. >>> four minutes before 5:00. happening today, nasa says an unmanned rocket is expected to lift off at

. >> reporter: following lawrence popp around can be dangerous work because no matter what, you're inat least that's what the milwaukee businessman led people to believe when he was claiming he was too blind to drive. but now, all eyes are on him as federal agents tail popp. larry had been collecting social security disability payments for his blindness for years all the while living the high life, traveling the world and spending like there's no tomorrow. >> lawrence popp is walking towards the social security office now. >> reporter: he's here today to make sure those payments keep on coming. he ditches the car a block away so as not to attract attention. >> mr. popp, will you come here please? >> reporter: in fact, by the time his interview with a government claims rep begins, there's no mention of any car. >> so you don't drive at all, is that right? >> no. >> reporter: what popp can't see is that federal agents have set him up in a simple but elegant sting. >> did you need help from others? >> yes. >> reporter: listen as the disarming claims rep clefrly extracts details about his

lawrence demonstrating how to end a life. if he seems comfortable, it's because he has seen this scenario play out 100 times since 2006. >> is it a humane way? >> it's painless, if that's what you mean. >> giving people an option to end their lives with dignity. he said he gave them to people with terminal illnesses. >> we did not buy the equipment. we did not turn the equipment on. we did not connect it. >> he said he provided a hand to hold and advice. the maryland board of physicians called it unprofessional, revoking his license after learning he participated in six assisted suicides here. how do you feel as a facilitator helping people make that choice? >> i'm proud of myself. i think that every doctor should be willing to do that. >> willing to risk his career and freedom. he has been tried and acquitted elsewhere and is facing trial in minnesota, although he no longer -- although he does not face criminal charges in maryland. it is illegal and he believes it should be your choice. >> would i? i would. >> dr. egbert sai

lawrence o'donnell joins me now.is such an interesting and complex issue because when we talk about films, we're talking about entertainment, presumably theatrical films. we had that discussion with "selma", yet this film is about a critical issue in contemporary american life. one that is still being debated politically. >> yeah, "selma" has in some ways the advantage and disadvantage of being relatively distant history. the big argument developed there and for me i -- this is always the lesson of movies are not history books and there's never been a historical movie, movie based on a true story that has ever been completely accurate. the big argument with "selma", the tone of lbj's dialogue the president's dialogue in the oval office that was the whole controversy. with this movie, to compare it to "selma", it is as if martin luther king was meeting with abe ram lincoln. this movie has invented characters and some of the most important characters in the dynamics in the movie are invented and their relationship to t

heading to lawrence township this accident still out there. route 206 still remains closed between 95 and carter road. an accident involving a vehicle that went into a pole. we have downed pole at the scene. a lot of repair work needs to be done in order to get the road reopened. if you're taking mass transit so far everything is on close to schedule schedule. we'll keep you updated. tracy? >>> 5:33. let's talk about the roads. pent penndot has a plan. and right now hundreds of trucks are loaded with salt and that will be put down once the flakes start falling and crews will stay out until the snow stops. >>> meantle, doldot crews are waiting for thethe snow to start falling. a live picture from one of our cameras. crews fanned out across delaware yesterday pretreating the primary roads to minimize any snow orrer ice accumulation. >>> now to gloucester county. they're prepared for whatever the morning rush has for them. road crews brined emergency routes and primary roads yesterday. salt trucks and plow trucks on standby. >>> last winter's bru

>> i do not know jennifer lawrence at all. thing about oprah is her public persona is her private persona. that is what she is like. >> she gives you a car? >> it is crazy. there is always something under my chair when i see her. everything that you would imagine she is. on the publicity tour for "the butler," i appreciate that poster over there. oprah had my back. she talked about the writer in a way that most actors do not and it was very cool and very appreciated. >> did she know you are also an actor? >> i do not know. when she found out i was in the movie she got very excited and said i saw you in the movie. >> you are in a bus on the movie. >> thank you so much. >> we will be right back. ♪ >> loretta lynn was -- lynch was in the news. but that was boring. >> i am here so i won't get fined. >> he still might get fined. >> up next "taking stock." phil mattingly is on. ♪ >> i am phil mattingly. this is what i am taking stock of bind tuesday, january 8 -- 28. also in tech, qualcomm stock is falling in after-hours trade. the

lawrence lee london. >>> rating stands at junk. peter sharp spoke to members of the public about what they thought of all of this. >> and the bad news just keeps on coming. shoppers in moscow now looking on as the country's credit rating tumbled into junk status. >> everything they say remains on the page. i don't see anything done to get life back to normal. >> the realization that it's going to get worse before it gets better. >> i think it's going to continue for several years we will fall further lind and then we will climb out of it, which is going to take years. >> down grading russia's status to junk will further down grade. what is junk bond status? bonds would now be worth just $262,000 that's a 74% loss in an investment made just six months ago. junk. >>> thomas levinson is an analyst for a local bank. >> i think it's a very difficult situation and i think that there is a acceptance that russian growth this year will contract quite sharply and indeed that is probably one of the main concerns of the credit rating agencies.

let's bring in former new york giants placekicker lawrence tynes who helped the giants win two super bowls, both against tom brady and the new england patriots in 2008 and 2012 also former new england patriots receiver donte stallworth who played on both patriot teams that lost to the giants. we appreciate you boast of you being with us and anxious to hear what you have to say. dante, let's hear from you. you know bill belichick and were there for the 2008 spy scandal where it was found the new england patriots had taped the new york job sideline issue. does it bother you that your former team is embroiled in another controversy and what's your reaction to what coach belichick said? >> i think everyone outside of the fan base of the new england patriots looks at the new england patriots as the evil empire so they would probably love nothing more than to catch tom brady on a videotape deflating footballs, and to make a couple of points of belichick's press conference. people -- people are reading into it a little too much. he always first all, he's always that way, anyone who covers h

good evening, lawrence. >> thank you, rachel. we're going to continue our live coverage of the manhunt in france where one us fect is in custody and two are still at large. >> joous moments ago, masked men opened fire at a controversial satirical newspaper in france. >> killing at least a dozen people in the news room. >> one of them stayed in the car, the other two entered the building and began firing. k. >> a series of gunshots were heard, at least 30 rounds by some estimates. >> killing editor his bodyguard and eight others. >> "charlie hebdo" has been very, very satirical in their approach to religion. >> with a long history and controversial history. >> the offices have been fire bombed several years ago because of satirical issues it featured, the muslim prophet mo ham made. >> the french president francois hollande said nobody can believe they can act like this and get away with it. >> it is 4:00 a.m. in france and an intense manhunt is under way at this hour for the terrorists who killed 12 people and injured 11 at the p

. >> you mention said lawrence let's go him and find if he has more detail. lawrence we are looking at a shot of helicopter the cameraman is having to clean the lense of the camera. so heavy is the rain coming down where you are. >> i can't see the helicopter from here. it must be to the west. look at the friedroad from the east there's a road coming through, so there's some traffic coming through from the other side. what that tells you about the police exclusion zone i can't tell you. the prosecutor's office has, for the time being. denied there has been a fatality, a shooting fatality. i don't know whether it's saying it didn't happen ... >>> sorry, laurence lee has disappeared momentarily. we'll get him back of course. jackie interesting lawrence was telling us that the prosecutor's office of this particular area denying that there'd been a fatality. french media have been roble the are are robles are are are are prosecution roble -- reporting that one person has been killed and two injured in the change of gun fire. >> there has been an official denial f

the meanwhile though martin may be getting closer to actress jennifer lawrence. >> it seems like theythere have been photos surfacing on line of martin and lawrence having din are in vegas together this week. there have been other pictures. so, it is weird that she's saying oh, i'm having second thoughts. they live across the street from each other. >> that is for the kid. >> it was very well advertised this conscious uncoming up her term that this is what we're doing. we will co parent together. peacefully. live across the street from each other. it is great in theory until you start dating someone else. >> we are looking out through the front door. >> who is there. >> jennifer lawrence walking up. >> jennifer lawrence. >> yes. >> not so low key good so now should i have done that and what does that mean does that mean he gets to date someone else or i thought i would date someone. uncoupling. >> that is what they said. >> it was really everyone was like what the heck is that. >> splitting up is what it is. >> main they consciously recoupled. >> maybe. >> all right. it that is time o

the police have just put this out, lawrence. one thing that we are hearing is a lot of praise from the community here in france for the quality of the police operation. people telling me that it's been comprehensive. next up is to follow the money and the source of the supplies they found in the house. >> today, we have the islamic state praising the attacks and vowing more violence. what is the reaction in paris that you're picking up about that? is there a sensation that paris continues to live under an eminent threat of violence? >> reporter: it's a city moving on and turning to normalcy, but also a city on edge. we've talked to several of the "charlie hebdo" staffers behind the new issue and all of them are under intense security guard. the office is surrounded by guards. obviously anyone associated with "charlie hebdo" very much under threat. people all around this city are feeling that. in jewish communities, people are talking about leaving. obviously, the numbers over the last few years show that it's been building but i

>> i don't see it particularly, lawrence. you know, this is a wonderful omen for columnists, because, you know, you've got rand paul. he's going to go after social security. you've got mitt romney running for president. what could go wrong there? i mean, this is shaping up to be a wonderful year. >> i feel my role is to encourage them all. i'm not going to say a critical word about any of them, because i want them all to run for president. romney was getting very positive comment in republican circles right up until the moment last week where he said, i want to be president. as soon as he did that, it's like they woke up from this fake dream that romney would be a great idea. >> remember when conservatives were touting the polls that showed that americans said if they could just do the election over again, they would love to have mitt romney. but what's interesting is i think a lot of the politics of people don't want reruns, is it really true? there are a lot of politicians who run multiple times. hillary clinton will be run

it's time for last word with lawrence o'donnell. good evening, lawrence. >> good evening, rachel. i'm in new york tonight where you know people are very concerned with performance. i have a performance note about what you just did. when you said tom coburn is gone exclamation point, it actually sounded like that was a good thing. >> i'm feeling a little feverish. i might have been having an emotional blip there. terribly sorry. >> i understand. >> well done. >>> well today two police officers who shot and killed a homeless man were charged with murder. and the hunt for terrorists involved in last week's massacre in paris is not over. >>> other suspects are still at large. >> police are still hunting for possible accomplices. >> police here are reportedly still searching for six additional suspects. >> up to six accomplices. >> there are six people and there could be 60 people. >> one of those suspects has reportedly been linked to that woman. >> who authorities believe participated in last week's attack. >> she's finally been tracked down. >> this is the woman that all of france h

lawrence gets revenge gets the sack forces another fumble. game over. jerry jones and the cowboys advancing to the divisional round, 24-20 your final. romo threw for 293 yards and two touchdowns. >> did a great job keeping our poise and just doing the things it takes to win and it's a total team victory. >> calls are crucial during games like this, everything is so tight and on the line teams playing so hard, just to have something that questionable that occurs, that's concerning. >> next weekend, panthers face the seahawks in seattle. cowboys face green bay on the frozen tundra of lambeau field. >>> now to the afc where andrew luck showed up big-time against the bengals. the just dismantled cincinnati, leading the colts to the first back-to-back swain playoff wins since 2003. a.j. grown out with a concussion. indy struck first. colts take the 7 or lead. cinci would answer at the end of the first quarter. jeremy hill, one-yard touchdown run. that means he greats to break into the touchdown dance. we're tied at 7:00. colts wide receiver t. y. hilton mons

i'll never forget it. >> chris lawrence news4. >> and we should never forget.t was the last honor flight for this year. but come january, organizers will start planning for 2015. >>> once the gift of a lifetime for a wounded warrior in northern virginia corporal germany green was given an all terrain wheelchair by a group that supports injured veterans. he lost a leg during a heroic likely saved many lives. his leg helps him in his daily routine, but he doesn't accommodate his favorite past times. >> i'll be able to do so much more things like hunting, fishing, things i like to do that i couldn't do before because it's just harder to move around in the woods when you're trying to walk over logs and stuff with a prosthetic limb. >> the freedom alliance has outfitted four other wounded warriors with chairs and plans to donate three more before the end of the year. >>> families in the shaw neighborhood are worried they could lose part of their community if the wizards get a new practice facility. the team is negotiating with the district to build a $40 million ven

lawrence lee reports from dundee. >> a celebration of scotland's most famous poet and his homage to a meal made from a sheep's stomach. but never mind if outsiders find it hard to you understand, they're far more interested in public opinion within scotland. and it is more positive than ever before. >> i think its just a natural progression. the 19th century was the era of the great nation states. the 20th century saw a lot of them break up and finally in the 21st century scotland a member of the family of nations. >> one of two scottish cities that voted for independence in last september's referendum. their argument lost. scotland remains within the union, but for how much longer when the nationalists are now so popular. since they lost the referendum last september support for the scottish nationalists have risen and risen and risen again. and if the polls stay isothere at the moment, they'll win almost every single parliamentary seat in scotland in national elections in may. that would make them the third biggest political party in the whole of the u.k. and given the most extraord

chris lawrence is at our live desk with more. chris? >> doreen they were to start executing prisoners tonight but this message now says sundown thursday. it was posted on a forum that they use. we can't confirm its authenticity it certainly sounds like the man who's being held hostage. >> i'm kenji goto. this is a voice message i've been told to send to you. >> it goes on to say that jordan has until sundown thursday to release a convicted terrorist and bring her to the turkish border. otherwise, isis will execute kenji goto and a jordanian pilot. the terrorist that they want is a jordanian woman named rishawi. she was captured. jordan has agreed to let her go in exchange for its pilot. the japanese government has been working with jordan to try to save goto as well. their officials are aware of this new message but they are not saying much more. at the live desk i'm chris lawrence. >> thanks, chris. >>> the man accused of killing a d.c. official has been ruled competent to stand trial. he's facing a charge of first-degree murder. polic

her name is susan lawrence. susan lawrence, susan lawrence. question is these westerners who were advising the communist party, not to go to extremes, they should do this or that or what happens to them. >> that is a very interesting story. westerners that i talked about were not advising mao. in some areas they were reporting very favorably on mao. goes back to edgar snow. the beginning point of the myths and heroic romantic mess of mao, the great revolutionary great fighter against the japanese, even though this happened in 1937-38 or thereabouts, talk about edgar snow because most people, another misconception people think edgar snow chose to visit the communist but it was the communist to shows edgar snow, it was stalin's advice to mao that he needed to improve his image in the west and find somebody to talk to him and give him interviews and get the word out about him and a parallel, the chinese preface is controlled the official publications are essentials the organs of the ministry of propaganda, in the days that i lived there in the ea