mara? >> all right, richard engel reporting in turkey. >>> israel's decision to strike raises questions about if and how the u.s. might get involved in this conflict. for more on this i'm joined by california congressman adam schiff who sits onself committees, including the group that oversees the nation's intelligence committees. congressman, thanks for being here this afternoon. >> you bet, mara. >> routers is reporting that the israeli air strike took place after prime minister netanyahu's security cabinet approved it nurse 23450 thursday night. would they have consulted with the white house or informed them about it before hand? >> not necessarily. the only surprise to me is they're confirming it so quickly. it makes sense for israel to make sure weaponry does not get transferred to hezbollah, and this is an opportunity for them to make sure that doesn't happen when the assad regime is pretty well occupied battling rebel forces. there's probably not a lot of assad regime can do. at the

mara? >> nbc's kristen welker joining me live from costa rica.hanks so much. >>> and joining me now here in the studio for more on this, white house correspondent for the hill, amie parnes and congressional reporter for "the washington post," ed o'keefe. thank you both for being here this morning. >> thanks for having us, mara. >> let's listen to a little bit more of what president obama is saying about syria. let's start with that. >> we have evidence that chemical weapons have been used. we don't know when, where or how they were used. we are initiating on our own to investigate and get a better handle on the facts inside of syria. >> amie i want to start with you on this one, the president says he does not foresee a situation where they would put u.s. boots on the ground. but how much pressure is on the white house right now to do something regarding syria, and what do you think are the best options? >> there is some pressure on him. i mean, you've heard a very vocal john mccain and senator lindsey graham come out and say, you know, you need t

there's no word if the earlier letters and the latest ones are linke linked. >> mara? >> thank you very much. >> attorney general eric holder already under fire from republicans is facing a new round of criticism from the news media. the new york times is refusing a scheduled meeting with him, they say because it's off the record. reporter and lawmakers have been critical of the justice department's seizure of ap phone records as part of a leak investigation. holder testified before congress earlier this month where he denied any wrongdoing and cited national security as the reason for that search. >>> a possible game changer in pakistani taliban leadership and influence. intelligence officials say a u.s. drone strike killed the number two leader. the white house will not confirm the reports. but press secretary jay carney says if true the death would be a strong blow to a group responsible for horrific attacks against america and pakistan. >> it's worth noting his demise would deprive the ttp of its second in command and chief strategist. >> the reports come less than

that was for you, mara, the 74 you'll be enjoying this afternoon. you'll feel a little guilty.ery cold. look at kansas city. 39. chance of snowflakes mixing in. little bit of everything out there today but still no severe weather. we didn't have too many bad reports yesterday. >> thanks so much. coming up, where have all the beer drinkers gone? >>> we'll show you what's called the most racist commercial in history. >>> a foreign country is beefing up their air power with a multibillion dollar purchase of 100 f-35. "early today" is back in two. >>> welcome back. possible new leads on the september 11th attack on the u.s. consulate in benghazi. >>> new evidence proves the first american settlers turned to cannibalism during the winter of 1609 and 1610. the skull of a 14-year-old girl found near jamestown settlement had cuts that are consistent with butchering for meat. >>> heavy rain caused massive mudslide in florida with mud in this home piling up as high as four feet. no one was home at the time. tremendous clean up effort there. >>> may day protests in seattle turned violent

. >>> good morning, i'm mara schiavocampo. london police now say wednesday's brutal attack of a british soldier on the street was a terrorist attack. nbc news has obtained video of the attack and scene and we warn you the material is graphic. this morning two men are one arrest. you can see one of them here. investigators say they ambushed and killed the soldier with machetes in broad daylight. they went on to rant about islam shouting to by standers and calling them extremists. the incident is raising questions in the uk and here at home about security in the face of a new kind of terror attack. we go live to london for the very latest. >> reporter: good morning, mara. the two suspects spent the night in the hospital under armed guard and really the biggest question facing the security concerns this morning is whether or not they were operating alone. but it is the brazen nature of this attack that's shocked people here. as you said in broad daylight. this man was basically hacked to death with a meat cleaver. they stood arou

mara? >> annabell roberts, thank you. >>> a u.s. army sergeant is charged with secretly filming female cadets. the staff member at west point is accused of putting hidden cameras in the showers and bathrooms to tape women who are naked or partly undressed. defense secretary chuck hagel was concerned and disturbed by the allegations. it's just the latest sexual misconduct incident in the military following a pentagon report estimating that as many as 26,000 service members may have been sexually assaulted in the last year alone. >>> later today, president obama will give what's being billed as a major speech on counter-terrorism. he's expected to discuss the u.s. prison at guantanamo bay and the on going war on terror. his remarks could be used to defend the administration's drone program after an admission from the attorney general. nbc's tracie potts joins us live from washington with a preview. good morning. >> good morning. the big picture here is that with al qaeda central organization essentially decimated, there are other thre

marrow and mara law lasson and charles krauthammer. you have them investigating the arb.lot of initials here and the panel points back to defense was benghazi. >> throughout the entire odessy from the day of attack until now. fresh news reports is the first time i have seen a major political problem for the administration. people are asking questions and the classic question. what did you know and when did you know it and did you choose to obscour anything because of the president's reelection. part of this will depend on what kind of investigation do house republicans conduct? there are a number pushing the speaker to report a creation of a special select committee that has subpoena power . the chairman are resistant to this because they are conducting for a while a joint investigation . i think that there are a number of questions that the administration is going to need to worry and i really feel as much of the reporting done and questions that are asked. this is the first time it looks as if people may have voluntarily decided we don't want to get into this because it

mara? >> tracie potts, live in washington, thank you. >>> defense secretary chuck hagel says cyber threats are very real and dangerous. that's why cyber security will take top billing this weekend when he meets with members of a chinese delegation. hagel is calling for rules of the road to prevent conflict on global computer networks. the meeting comes amid ongoing cyber threats and china uses cyber based attacks. hagel says cyber security will be a topic at next week's nato meeting for defense ministers. >>> now to reports of massive corruption plaguing the preparation for the winter olympics in russia. a former russia deputy minister claims that up to $30 billion have been stolen from funds intended for the sochi games. cost overruns have quadrupled. the head of the russian olympic committee said he's confident russian prosecutors and auditors are keeping an eye on costs. >>> when it comes to the national spelling bee, there's a new champ. knaidel. k-n-a-i-d-e-l. >> 13-year-old ar vin mah

i'm mara schiavocampo. right now. >>> i'm finding pictures and jewelry and those are, of course, the things that are completely irreplaceable. as long as we keep finding stuff like this, i'll be really happy. because all the rest of it is just material. every one of us are safe and alive and we are so blessed and we are just heart broken for those that can't say the same thing. so we are -- this is nothing. we have -- we would give up ten of these houses for the family that we have that's safe. >> good morning, everybody. i'm

i'm mara schiavocampo. right now. >>> i'm finding pictures and jewelry and those are, of course, the things that are completely irreplaceable. as long as we keep finding stuff like this, i'll be really happy. because all the rest of it is just material. every one of us are safe and alive and we are so blessed and we are just heart broken for those that can't say the same thing. so we are -- this is nothing. we have -- we would give up ten of these houses for the family that we have that's safe. >> good morning, everybody. i'm brian shactman. it's wednesday, may 22nd. the scene here in moore, oklahoma is unlike anything i've ever seen before. and what's become cliche is really true. whether people talk about it as looking like a movie set or being surreal. if you want to pan off over here and you really get an insight. you almost feel like you're violating people's private lives by walki ining down the street. you have teddy bears, things part of people's homes and it's difficult to even consider what that m

. >> reporter: good morning, mara. the two suspects spent the night in the hospital under armed guard and really the biggest question facing the security concerns this morning is whether or not they were operating alone. but it is the brazen nature of this attack that's shocked people here. as you said in broad daylight. this man was basically hacked to death with a meat cleaver. they stood around for 20 minutes in conversation with by standers. a very, very distressing situation here that shocked the community and really the concern is that there could be some kind of spiral of violence triggered as a result of this with retaliatory attacks. david cameron came back. he's due to take part in a meeting with the emergency cobra committee to really come forward with the country's reaction to this attack. >>> thank you for at. >>> a u.s. army sergeant is charged with secretly filming female cadets at the u.s. military academy. he's accused of putting hidden cameras in showers and bathrooms to tape women who were naked or p

i'm mara schiavocampo. >>> president obama is taking his push for immigration reform to mexico. here at home he says don't count him out on gun control and fixes the budget as the president used his 100th day in office to define his stan on syrian intervention and guantanamo bay. tracie potts is live in washington with all the details. >> reporter: as you can hear, there's a lot going on with this second term agenda the president trying to deal with it all and in anticipation of this trip to mexico, immigration reform he thinks has a pretty good chance of passing unlike gun control, unlike the budget issue with those sequester cuts now in place. but the president also had some new challenges to deal with like syria. here's what he said about verifying information before we act. >> if we end up rushing to judgment without hard effective evidence, then we can find ourselves in a position where we can't mobilize the international community to support what we do. >> reporter: the president wants to go back to something he was unable to do in his first year, something he had promised

steve hayes, seen writer for the krauthammer.rd, mara, and overview, first of all, charles? >> well, i think we're getting something of an answer to what hillary said in that quote. she added at the end. it's our job to figure out what happened as opposed to what difference. well, now from all the testimony that we've heard today, it looks as if the job of the state department high officals and the state department was to control or suppress what had happened and that is extremely important. >> bret: one of the interesting back and forth moments, mara, happened about the talking points. take a listen to this. this is representative gowdy. >> would a highly decorated career diplomat have told you or washington had there been a demonstration outside his facility that day? >> yes, sir, he would have. >> did he mention one word about a protest or a demonstration? >> no, sir, he did not. >> so fast forward, mr. hicks, to the sunday talk shows and ambassador susan rice. she blamed this attack on a video. in fact, she did it five different times. what was your reaction to that? >>

good morning. >> good morning, mara, how are you? >> i'm good.alk about this friendship between christie and obama. tuesday we saw president obama and chris christie get chummy on the jersey shore. it's no the the first time they've done that. what do you think each of them gained from this public love fest? >> well, there's a lot of fun to be had on the jersey shore. that's for sure. president obama, the number one thing, is an opportunity to get out of washington, d.c. he leaves behind a cesspool of scandal between irs, benghazi, doj, targeting fox news, et cetera, et cetera. it's an opportunity to switch the headlines. for chris christie, it's opportunity to be number one in the headlines. right now across the web, across all the news media outlets, you see his face. there's benefit there. and also, it has rebounded. a lot of political benefit in both of them as well as for the jersey shore. >> when it comes to christie, couldn't this come back to haunt him if he runs for president in 2016? you don't really want the republican nominee being th

. >>> la guerra entre la mara 18 y la salvatrucha cobrÓ la vida de miles.sto. >>> queremos que nos escuchen. y necesitamos fuentes de empleo. >>> en la actualidad honduras es uno de los paÍses mÁs peligrosos del mundo, segÚn autoridades el 97% de todos los pandilleros pertenecen a estas organ organizaciones. la esperanza es que disminuyan estos Índices. >>> que nos ayuden en este proceso. >>> la firma de reconciliaciÓn fue promovida por el obispo de san pedro zula. y de la iniciativa que cobra vigencia en otros paÍses. >>> hay un abismo grande entre la ms y la 18. >>> la mara salvatrucha libran batallas que enlutan a cientos de familias cada aÑo, la esperanza es que cambien la guerra por la paz sus lideres. ♪ >>> un juez en la florida determino que los abogados de zimmermann no podrÁn usar ciertos datos de la vida de martÍn, segÚn el juez el que haya protagonizado peleas no tiene que ver con el que muriÓ estando desarmado a manos de zimmermann. >>> un tremendo escÁndalo se desatÓ en bogotÁ luego que un concejal se dirigiera con palabras de grueso calibre a

steve hayes, seen writer for the weekly standard, mara, and charles krauthammer.rview, first of all, charles? >> well, i think we're getting something of an answer to what hillary said in that quote. she added at the end. it's our job to figure out what happened as opposed to what difference. well, now from all the testimony that we've heard today, it looks as if the job of the state department high officials and the state department was to control or suppress what had happened and that is extremely important. >> bret: one of the interesting back and forth moments, mara, happened about the talking points. take a listen to this. this is representative gowdy. >> would a highly decorated career diplomat have told you or washington had there been a demonstration outside his facility that day? >> yes, sir, he would have. >> did he mention one word about a protest or a demonstration? >> no, sir, he did not. >> so fast forward, mr. hicks, to the sunday talk shows and ambassador susan rice. she blamed this attack on a video. in fact, she did it five different times. what

the person or is it not to pay attention to real terror threats soccerball that more i'm joined by mara or hayden heller executive director of the partnership for civil justice thank you so much for coming out mara thanks for having me so your organization also released documents that showed the massive extent of federal spying across occupy wall street across the country one of these latest round of documents with the fifth wheel well in the past year as you mentioned the partnership for civil justice fund has fought to get out documents from the u.s. government that have really exposed a hidden routine in the united states which is that the government's intelligence agencies the obama. intelligence agencies are spending huge resources of taxpayer money and human resources going after not terrorists or terrorism in any way that we would understand it going after peaceful lawful protesters and this is really not different than the history of the u.s. intelligence agencies it makes it clear that what is perceived by the u.s. government by law enforcement by intelligence is the true prima

these fusion centers if not to pay attention to real terror threats soccerball that more i'm joined by mara or hayden heller executive director of the partnership for civil justice thank you so much for coming out mara thanks for having me so your organization also released documents that show the massive extent of federal spying across occupy wall street across the country one of these latest round of documents with the fifth wheel well in the past year as you mentioned the partnership for civil justice fund has fought to get out documents from the u.s. government that have really exposed a hidden routine in the united states which is that the government's intelligence agencies the obama administration's intelligence agencies are spending huge resources both taxpayer money and human resources going after not terrorists or terrorism in any way that we would understand it going after peaceful lawful protesters and this is really not different than the history of the u.s. intelligence agencies it makes it clear that what is perceived by the u.s. government by law enforcement by intelligence i

. >> un hombre que alquilaba ponys para niños era un narcotraficante de la pandilla mara salvatrucha,onde lo relacionaban con esa familia. >> 5 mujeres incluyendo la novia murieron en san francisco, murieron por el humo del auto y otras 4 escaparon. >> la familia de ricardo portillo esta de duelo del arbitro que le dio un puñetazo un menor. >> siempre estará en mi corazón. nos quitaron oportunidad de ser felices. >> va a ser difícil, es muy difícil pero vamos a salir adelante. >> desde el cielo. >> el adolescente que desencadeno la muerte, le rompieron las costillas y una pierna antes. >> la legalizacion de inducomentados podría tener costo alto en el país en servicio social y salud. >> pero garcia esto encontró. >> opositores lanzaron un golpe donde mas duele en la cartera de los contribuyentes. >> el presidente de (información en ingles) aseguro que costaria mas de 9 de millónes de millónes que cargaria una carga a 6 billones a los contribuyentes. >> lo que asumen que todos se quedan en trabajo salario minim. >> se presenara la reforma con reforma con 4,4 millónes de de dolares en i

first up, guide number one, mara.knee and back problems. >> i'm here to make sure everyone has fun at disneyland and gets on as many rides as possible. >> you have a secret weapon today that will help us. >> i do. i have a special card that will help us beat the lines. >> reporter: she charges $50 an hour to do it. we start at the teacups. look at that line. no problem for us. we skip ahead and get right in through the exit. >> which one are we getting in? the pink? okay. >> reporter: our second disabled guide, ryan, charges our family $200. he didn't tell us his disability. but he uses that pass to get us into star tours through this side door, down a special hallway, and right up these stairs, up to the ride. >> i can't believe we're getting past everybody. >> reporter: meanwhile, check out the line at splash mountain. at least an hour long. but we slipped right in through this back exit, thanks once again to that trusty disable pass. >> another ride? one less line. >> reporter: in fact, over two days, ryan and mara

. >> en republica dominicana y honduras la mara salva trucha podría hacer acuerdo de paz.ierno del ex presidente calderon en méxico y ahora se crea organización para búsqueda de desaparecidos. >> anabel monge nos habla de la iniciativa a walk in mayo shoes donación de zapatos. pens fruto esta idea. >> eso fue una simple idea que se convirtio en camino sin fin. >> todos estos zapatos que dejaron de lado algunos son el tesoro para otros. >> son zapatos para los que no tienen dinero. marta cordero es beneficiada por esta iniciativa a walk in mayo shoes. >> a erik se le ocurrió la idea de recolectar zapatos para ayudar a los que no tienen. >> comenzamos con 10 pares pero en menos de 1 año han sido más de 5 mil. >> los estudiantes tomaron tiempo de sus estudios y vidas para ayudar a las familias. >> todo lo hacemos de nuestro bolsillo los buses y pasajes es lo que te da la satisfacción. >> anabel monge informo. >> en noticias univision 14 hablaremos de problemas que tienen algunas madres para amamantar a sus hijos. >> y al volver les contaremos en la información deportiva por q

reclamo por conspiracion para el lavado de dinero por un monto de 70 millones de dolares.las pandillas maras se han registrado con la agencia federal de manejo de desastres, fema, en busca de ayuda tras el megatornado de moore, oklahoma. ♪ ♪ >>> para quien nunca estuvo en el centro de un huracÁn es difÍcil imaginar los efectos del viento. y para ver cuanto puede aguantar un ser humano enviamos a nuestra reportera para desafiar esto en una prestigiosa universidad. >>> este tornado con vientos de mÁs de 200 millas arrasÓ con la ciudad de moore y la dejÓ en escombros. en katrina las rÁfagas de hasta 175 millas dejaron las mismas estelas de destrucciÓn, como lo explica eduardo rodrÍguez, los dos fenÓmenos puet den causar daÑos. >>> el tornado nace en tierra, el huracÁn tiene que hacer en el mar. >>> pero la tieinmensos un factor en comÚn, la extraordinaria fuerza. >>> y para entender esto vinimos a estos tÚneles de viento en la universidad. >>> lo usamos a para medir la fuerzas del viento. >>> y se preguntÓ cuÁnto podemos aguantar los seres humanos si nos vemos atrapados en uuno de estos fenÓme

. >> good morning, i'm mara -richard lui. cleveland prosecutors are vowing to pursue murder charges against ariel castro, the man accused of keeping three women hostage in his home. the murder charges are for terminating several pregnancies, forcing miscarriages by starving and beating one of the women. prosecutors ordered him held on $8 million bond. >> based on the facts i fully intend to seek charges for each and every act of sexual violence, rape, each day of kidnapping, every felonious assault. >>> we're also hearing from castro's mother who tells reporters her son is very sick. >> translator: i ask forgiveness from the mothers and i ask that the girls forgive me for the pain they suffered. i'm suffering for my son. my son is sick. and i have nothing to do with what my son did. leave me alone because i'm a mother and i'm suffering too. >> horrifying details are emerging about the girls suffering reportedly at the hands of castro. sources tell nbc affiliate wkyc that in a 2004 suicide note castro blamed amanda berry, gina

. >>> a ries tan a posible miembro de mara salvatrucha. >>> asÍ que estamos trabajando en esto. >>> unaosario fue el primer dominicano en ganar la versiÓn del derby de kentucky, regresamos con mÁs informaciÓn ♪ un jinete latino su cubriÓ de gloria tras con kir tan una de las carreras de bayo mÁs poro tanto de todo el mundo, joel rosario fue el primer dominicano de ganar la versiÓn 139 del derby de contÓ aquÍ. >>> la lluvia no da mi no el entusiasmo del jinete dominicano joel rosario ni al caballo que se acomodÓ de la pista y salio de los Últimos lugar para sobre pasar a las rivales asegurando la victoria de la ediciÓn 139 del gran derby de kentucky. >>> nunca pensÉ que iba a ganar cuando mi caballo comenzÓ avanzar, comencÉ a pasar caballos y pasar y pasar de la forma que venÍa corriendo dije, bueno tengo mucha oportunidad. > >>> para los expertos el triunfo de Él tiene mÁs mÉrito por ser su primera actuaciÓn en el derby, llego a la meta con ventaja de cuerpo y medio sobre los caballos contrincantes. >>> es algo entre el caballo y jinete que dices bueno vine avanzando y tengo la oportun

. >> pero washington es el principal crÍtico en negociar con por ejemplo llama"mara salvatrucha." >>iÓn de relaciones exteriores del senado estadounidense reconociÓ que las pandillas se han convertido en un verdadero riesgo de seguridad nacional para la regiÓn debido al crecimiento acelerado de las mismas. >> el senador menÉndez reiterÓ el apoyo para los estados unidos en materia econÓmica y social. al referirse al crecimiento ofrecido por el presidente obama. >> robert menÉndez continÚa la gira por honduras y guatemala. telemundo. >> al regresar con el noticiero telemundo, estamos en holanda durante la lujosa coronaciÓn de la primera reina latino americana y en argentina con la reacciÓn de sus compatriotas. como un hombre enfrentÓ a un ladrÓn que le apuntaba con un rifle. >> lo que aprobÓ la venta con la llamada de pÍldora del dia despuÉs en embarazo. en mayores. mayores...... lo que no pueden verificar. en argentina acaba de convertirse en la reina latinoamericano. en la realiza. la mÁxima en titulares en todo el mundo. lo que sucede con en argentina. en la pareja de monarcas mÁs j

. >> luego de dos dÉcadas de amenazar la seguridad del salvador la mara salva trucha y barrio 18 parecens para ustedes. >> (♪). >> los esperamos. >> (♪). >> (♪). >> ahora usted estÁ bien infofofosu voz, su decisiÓn. >> (♪). >> >> ten cuidado con la prima de la señora lucía. >> ay. mira, yo sé que es una cusca y una coqueta ¿pero sabes qué? no me importa porque a octavio no le interesa ella. >> ¿qué no le interesa? pero si yo los vi, maricruz. >> ¿los viste? ¿dónde los viste? >> por el río. pero no, mejor no te digo más. >> no, no, no, chato. ahora me dices lo que ibas a decirme. Órale ¿qué fue lo que viste eusebio? ¿eh? >> que el joven octavio tenía a la señorita ester entre sus brazos y la besó y la besó y la besó muchas veces. >> ¿me estás diciendo la verdad? >> la puritita verdad, maricruz.

first up, guide number one, mara. she got her pass because of knee and back problems. >> i'm here to make sure everyone has fun at disneyland. >> you have a secret weapon today. >> i do, i have a special card that will help us beat the lines. >> reporter: and she charges $50 an hour to do it. we start at the teacups. look at that line. no problem for us. we skip ahead and get right in through the exit. which one are we getting in, the pink? okay. our second disabled guide, ryan, charges our family $200. he didn't tell us his disability, but he uses that pass to get us into star tours through this side door, down a special hallway and right up these stairs, up to the rides. >> i can't believe we're getting past everybody. >> reporter: check out the line at splash mountain at least an hour long but we slipped right in through this back exit, thanks once again to that trustee disabled pass. another ride, one less line. in fact, over two days, ryan and mara flashed their passes and got us nearly instant access to some of

. >>> from talking ghosts to racing squirrels, our own mara schiavocampo has a look back at the week that was. >> what happened to spring? flash flooding and lots of snow. it wasn't the storms that tripped up a weatherman in houston. >> right in here -- excuse me. here's the big -- excuse me. a couple of thunderstorms during the overnight. >> reporter: the president got raves for his turn at comic in chief at the white house correspondents dinner. >> second term you need a burst of new energy, try some new things and then my team and i talked about it, we were willing to try anything so we borrowed one of michelle's tricks. >> reporter: but it was all business at the fbi with three new arrests in the boston bombing investigation. the nba's jason collins out party of a lifetime. >> he came out as black and gay. even more shocking he came out as a player for the washington wizards. >>> while the nfl tim tebow is just plain out of the jets' roster, that is. in baseball a real squirrel was escorted off the diamond while a fake one fast footed to victory in a race against a mere mortal. a

la hermana de mara es uno de ellos. s.o.t.sánchez/manifestante 25:17:04 yo bien preocupada le digo a mi hermano vente para aca, dice mi hermano, no, yo no puedo ir dice porque si dejamos solo, va a ser peor, como vas a dejar los pueblos solos, se van a apoderar de todo. s.o.t. blanca lvarez/manifestante 18:56:13 es muy, muy crítico. mis hermanos, mi familia tienen que hacer guardia día y noche para que no se metan esa gente a matarlos. asi. por que?. porque no tenemos quien nos defienda. los manifestante entregaron una carta al cnsul general exigiendo accin. s.o.t. sandoval vs consul 14:06:27 por eso pedimos la intervención de gobierno federal. s.o.t. carlos ponce martínez/cónsul 16:23:16 nuestra oficina en washington, como nuestra oficina en la ciudad de méxico hoy tendrá conocimiento del asunto y una nota pormenorizada de la visita de ustedes y de la intención. s.o.t. josé sandoval/organizador 26:34:23 nuestras familias están padeciendo de hambre y de medicinas, entonces es necesario que el gobierno federal intervenga y term

. >>> from edible insects to prince harry's royal charm, my colleague mara schiavocampo looks at the week that was. >> reporter: this week was dominated by scandals involving the benghazi attack, irs corruption and media spying. women applauded angelina jolie for revealing a voluntary double mastectomy and laughed at this viral video of two men on simulators feeling the pain of childbirth. a u.s. embassy employee was nabbed for allegedly being involved in russian espionage. and he wasn't the only one. >> the cia spent millions of dollars training a cat to spy on enemies back in the 1960s. this is true. when they released the cat, it got hit by a car. it's true. at which point the russian driving the car was, like, "he's done." >> reporter: in australia, an implosion gone bad. but with an extra push, the building finally came down. this is billionaire richard branson paying up on a bet he lost. hmm, takes some guts. and holy replica, batman. a florida shop created a street-legal version of the batmobile. a new report suggests insects are actually healthy sources of protein and fiber.

. >> surprised mara didn't go with how the underwear line has changed over the years. >> i was hoping. they let me down. >> i don't thing he's going the retire from that. >> hopefully not. >> but young, as erp saying earlier. late 30s. for the amount of time he's been around, he would be in the 40s or 50s. >> i didn't realize he was 38. i thought he was much older. he makes the rest of us in our 30s feel like total losers. >> and knows nothing about marketing, right? >> of course. all right. these are the stories we're talking about. you'll be hearing about today. this is "first look" on msnbc. stay tuned. >>> "way too early" starts right now. have a great weekend. >>> how do you feel about comparisons by some of your critics of this week's scandals to those that happened under the nixon administration? >> i'll let you engage in those comparisons. and you -- you can go ahead and read the history, i think, and draw your own conclusions. my concern is making sure that if there's a problem in the government, we fix it. >> trying to stop the bleeding, or at least the nixon references. the

pereco zo mara gon xiomara nos dijo que era verdad y nos llevÓ a conocer al cochinito enfermero. >>>hinito de 125 libras que vive cÓmodamente en esta casa de miami, junto a su dueÑo jesÚs fernÁndez, su esposa y 3 hijos pero willburtt no es un cochinito cualquiera. es el enfermero que sin falta le recuerda a jesÚs, que ha llegado la hora de la inyecciÓn. me detecta el alta del azÚcar. >>> padece de diabetes tipo 2 y descubriÓ que su mascota, sobrina de otra paour quita fallecida de la familia y celebraba fiestas y aniversarios tenÍa un don muy especial. >>> me hablo la drad una vez y lo conozco que ladra cuando corre pero me ladrÓ cuando estaba bÁsicamente sentado. y no lo pensÉ en ese momento. pero despuÉs, media hora, meten sÉ a sentir mareado y me cogÍ el azÚcar por medio de los instrumentos que tengo y la tenia un poco alta. en ese no lo pensÉ, y pasÓ despuÉs, como 2 semanas despues que tambiÉn ladrÓ. >>> fue el enfermero que tanto necesitaba este hombre y jama ha fallado a suces deberse de advertir a tiempo su enfermedad. >>> algo en su sistema muestra que hay diferencia en nuest

two of the many speakers calling to end the sequester were cokie roberts and mara tyranny. >> not only treated for cancer at nih and was the direct beneficiary of that research and it could not be a stupider time to cut back on funding for medical research. >> i have a good sense of what's at stake and this debate about federal funding for medical research and the short answer is a lot. >> john is managing director of science policy and david cornyn washington bureau chief for mother jones. everybody loves research. it means people can live to 90, healthy. if we don't do that, we're just going to fall back. if you don't have verge keeping up with stress, we're going to fall back. if you don't have research, we're going to fall back. >> the most important investment that our company can make and that's what's so discouraging right now. when you're talking about the sequestration, it's a $1.6 billion cut for health. the past ten years, a decade, we've had cuts at the nih and going on f billion when you account for inflation. so, we're at a time -- >> what's it mean an ek doe tall terms?

sureste, conocido como "la bestia", caus su descarrilamie nto en la cercana del poblado de "santa mara del istmo de tehuan-tepec. take vo ---autoridades municipales de santa maria "chahuites" indicaron que tras generar el descarrilamie nto de uno de los vagones, se registr un enfrentamient o, que tuvo que ser contenido por policas locales que lanzaron disparos al aire. ---hasta el momento, se reporta una persona herida y otra detenida. ---los migrantes que viajaban en el tren, quedaron en poder de las autoridades. blanca ---asesinan a los hijos de 2 periodistas en el estado de chihuahua. pitch - cesar --- a pesar que el crimen tiene todas las caracterstic as de una ejecucin del crimen organizado, las autoridades dicen que estas muertes no tienen nada que ver con el trabajo de sus padres. take 2 box ---jazive prez con la historia desde la ciudad de mexico, adelante jazive... take pkg ;01 ;10 35; 1;14 1;47 la investigacin las autoridades de chihuahua dicen que la ejecucin de estos jvenes nada tiene que ver con el ejercicio periodstico de sus padres. ni siquiera el sol haba empezado a sal

hello i'm john mara in washington d.c. and here's what's coming up tonight on the big picture. as antonin scalia famously said back in two thousand there is no constitutional right to vote now some in congress want to change that conversation with congressman mark ok what about is proposing the right to vote amendment coming up in just a moment also been only a day since the deadly category e.f. five tornado swept through central oklahoma but republicans are already using the tragedy as a political chess piece when will they put partisanship aside and do what's right for the american people about that and more into night's big picture politics fam.

time for more pine tar here, mara, to keep the slippery fingers on the bat. >>> then to pittsburgh, aretty boring night. he puts a gum bubble. >> are these guy 5 years old? >> maybe 5 or 6. what you are doing? get away from me. >> you don't see anything. >> interesting fact for you. for baseballers, this is the ultimate dugout frank. they try to put the bubble gum ball on the top of their hat. the other one is -- >> i guess you learn something new every day. >> thanks so much, richard. >> now it's time to dig a little deeper into our top political stories. joining me now for this morning's first look at politics, syndicated columnist bob franken. >> good morning. >> we can spin the sports report here. >> the next time you're here, i'll put gum on your head. >> what will we talk about? >> with all of the scandals in washington, when it comes to all the problems plaguing the white house right now, conservative columnist charles is getting some flack for saying be quiet and suppose the risk. is there a chance the republicans will overplay this? >> republicans overplay something? come on.

and this is the paper gold and he gives us chart from no mara and this shows you that e.t.f. have provided sixteen point six billion dollars worth of gold supply year to date and the red lines represent the investor in g.l.d. buying or selling its propaganda journalism and business aside or over there any blodget they put they put out this propaganda and they put out misinformation they lied to the public by riff indicating that jail days in some way related to physical gold it's just paper gold and it has a fractional italy in significant meaning when looking at global physical gold demand that's overtaking the paper market and joe wiesenthal henry blodgett they're there in the gutter they're degenerates they're their paper and. attics they're sick they need to go to paper a holic synonymous they need to recover from their paper addiction and then just outright lie but you know just the way morgan stanley and goldman sachs can lie to people so can business insider just a lot of people there should be a lot of there's not that's why people are buying gold because they see tha

and this is the paper gold and he gives us chart from no mara and this shows you that e.t.f. have provided sixteen point six billion dollars worth of gold supply year to date and the red lines represent the investor in g.l.d. buying or selling its propaganda on joe we don't know and business aside or over there any blodget they put they put out as propaganda and they put out misinformation they lied to the public by riff indicating that jail days in some way related to physical gold it's just paper gold and it has a fractional italy in significant meaning when looking at the global physical gold demand that's overtaking the paper.

is g l d and this is the paper gold and he gives us chart from no mara and this shows you that e.t.f. have provided sixteen point six billion dollars worth of gold supply year to date and the red lines represent the investor in g.l.d. buying or selling its propaganda joe wiesenthal and business aside or over there any blodget they put they put out this propaganda and they put out misinformation they lied to the public by riff indicating that g.l.d. is in some way related to physical gold it's just paper gold and it has a fractional italy in significant meaning when looking at the global physical gold demand that's overtaking the paper market and joe wiesenthal henry blodgett they're there in the gutter they're degenerates they're they're paper addict. they're sick they need to go to paper a holic synonomous they need to recover from their paper addiction and then just outright lie but you know just the way morgan stanley and goldman sachs can lie to people so can business insider just a lot of people there should be a lot of there's not that's why people are buying gold because they s