michael graham seep senior was the guest speaker. he said there needs to be change. >> got stand up for our rights and stand strong, together. abos provide security for the event. police arrested 45 people in oakland last night dwhen the march demonstration went from peaceful to a riot. nearly 3,000 people gathered for the anti-police protest. officers issued a dispersal order at 6:30 in the evening after protesters busted out windows at several stores including a whole foods market. >> a group of peace and justice advocates walked across the golden gate bridge this afternoon with their hands up. crying out what they call justice for black lives lost at the hand of police officers. the grass roots organization participates the second sunday of every month. today's leader said today's event was for all black men killed by police. >> getting national is you for the an investigation into all of these. and it happens all over. it is not like it stopped, either. it doesn't look like any of those police people, you know, look at them and s

>> is all due respect to michael graham, it's going to take more than a mere felony charge to get us to step down. on the show tonight, obama versus kim iran versus rubio. at a press conference late today , at new york city police headquarters, i asked the mayor about how he is dealing with the crisis. it's as you eat the city through this very difficult time, you're getting a lot of criticism from across the board. have you learned anything or adjusted your behavior particularly those who say you have not been outspoken enough criticizing some of the rhetoric used against the police department? >> the point is, we are in a very difficult moment. our focus has to be on these families, and we are in a season that suggests we have to find a way forward. it's supposed to be a time of peace and reconciliation. i have throughout my public life expressed tremendous respect for the nypd. it is very well-documented. i will continue to. i also think in a democracy that people express their desire for more fair society, and that is right and proper as well, but they must do it peacefully. ther

. >>> after the state of the union people, michael graham is facing the possibility of federal prisone. he pleaded guilty to one count of tax invasion in new york. he is staying in congress as he faces up to three years behind bars. >> the dow jones set high. the closing bell signaled the first close over 18,000. economic growth and gains in hiring and lowering gas prices are behind the surge. and a wall street loves to see those numbers. >>> we have tips to protect your home from break-ins. >>> tonight we are saving you money and a pick the best one for your needs. don't forget to wake up with the "action news" team starting at 4:30 a.m. on 6abc. >>> if you are among the many heading out of town. be careful what you post on social media. her home was cleaned out after her daughter posted their vegas vacation on their facebook page. >> we are telling everybody elsewhere we are and what we are doing and the fact that he with are not home. we are somewhere else. >> so we have simple tips to protect yourself and home. don't overshare online. check your privacy settings and services on yo

. >> new york congressman michael graham pleaded guilty to felony tax fraud today.ut he said he will not step down despite calls for him to resign. he pleaded guilty to one count. he's accused of hiding $1 million from the irs and hiring unauthorized workers. the charges game after an investigation into his campaign finances. those claims have been deferred to the department of justice. he is a former marine and fbi agent. he will be sentenced in june and faces up to three years in prison. >> the dow broke into record territory topping 18,000 mark for the first time ever. the dow is up more than six or seven points closer to 18,026. the s&p brock record, and the nasdaq was down today which is 16 points. david shuster is in for ali velshi on real money. >> michael, tonight on real money it's the news that suggests the u.s. economy is, indeed, sizzling. the news from the commerce department adjusting gdm up to 5% blew away a lot of expectations and exceeded the gdp for a second quarter. all of this has convinced a lot of folks on wall street and main street that the u

a law enforcement official told us new york congressman michael graham is expected to plead guilty to one count of tax fraud. grim charged in april with 20 felony counts for allegedly concealing more than $1 million in wages and sales from a restaurant he co-owned in manhattan. his attorney has no comment today. luke, what more do we know? >> well what we know is sort of what you just said, craig. in fact we do expect michael grim to plead guilty to that one federal count of tax avoidance. this goes into a long-standing investigation into mr. grim's activities. he's been accused in the past pretty serious things, campaign finance irregular lairitis, having ties with someone who was believed to be associated with the mafia, and there were in fact 20 counts of the original indictme indictment, he will only plead guilty to one, he was somehow aable to avoid another 19. he was reelected in the midterms. this is his third if term as member of congress. he has come against problems before. didn't put up much of a fight in the last race but expect there to be calls from democrats once this b

. ♪ >> is all due respect to michael graham, it's going to take more than a mere felony charge to get step down. on the show tonight, obama versus kim iran versus rubio. todayress conference late , at new york city police headquarters, i asked the mayor about how he is dealing with the crisis. city throughat the this very difficult

less than an hour ago michael graham pleaded guilty to one count of tax fraud in a federal court in brooklyn despite facing charges before election day. easily won re-election in november. lawyers for the staten island republican have no comment. >>> earlier today democratic leader nancy pelosi called on john boehner to act, saying now that the election is over, congressman grimm is finally admitting the truth to his constituents. speaker boehner insists he resign immediately. >>> the latest obamacare numbers are in. according to hhs sylvia burwell, 6 million people enrolled on healthcare.gov. she said 1.6 million were new sign-ups. >>> holiday cheer from wall street. the dow broke 18,000 for the first time ever this morning. investors were encouraged by a new report showing the country's gdp grew by 3%. that's the best in 11 years. i'm only in my 60's. i've got a nice long life ahead. big plans. so when i found out medicare doesn't pay all my medical expenses, i looked at my options. then i got a medicare supplement insurance plan. [ male announcer ] if you're eligible for medicare, you may

center michael graham from new york will now resign after pleading guilty to tax evasion.le, louisiana republican congressmen acknowledged monday that he spoke at a gathering hosted by white supremacist leaders in 2002 while serving as a state representative. more on the stories in the papers today. but

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republican conference michael graham says he will resign effective january 5 after pleading guilty totax evasion, and the senate with republicans now in the majority of 54 republicans, 44 democrats and to independence. bernie sanders of vermont and angus king of maine were expected talks with the democrats. there will be over 101 and caucus for the first time, 84 in the house with 22 republicans 62 democrats and 20 in the senate, the same as in the last congress with six republicans and 14 democrats. it would be a record six republican women senators. >> new year's day on the c-span networks pick your our some of our featured programs. >> the commission of the national hockey league and washington capitals owner ted leonsis weasley sat down for a conversation about the future of the nhl. they talk about the intersection of technology and sports, the nhl's annual winter classic game which takes place tomorrow and other issues including efforts to bring the olympic games to the nation's capital. this is from the national press club. it's about one hour. >> good afternoon and welcome. my

center michael graham from new york will now resign after pleading guilty to tax evasion.eanwhile, louisiana republican congressmen acknowledged monday that he spoke at a gathering hosted by white supremacist leaders in 2002 while serving as a state representative. more on the stories in the papers today. but first, we will focus our "washington journal" on the affordable care act. we want to take your temperature on this. you oppose or support it? call in, send us a tweet, go to facebook, or send us an email. start dialing in in, the phone lines are open. we want to know whether or not you support or oppose the affordable care act, or have you change your mind since the first year of implementation. the "new york times" has a story about the affordable care act on its front page. it deals with medicaid. that is the front page of the "new york times" with what is going on in kentucky. we're getting your thoughts on whether or not you support or oppose the affordable care act. sam, good morning to you. caller: i support present obama on his health care. how can anything pre

there has been some news michael involving lindsay graham in apparently lindsay graham is now also consideringn the race. he is being urged to do that by john mccain who was the 2008 republican presidential nominee. and a woman you know well out in california, the formal ceo of hewlett-packard, she is putting together a campaign. what do you make of those developments? >> there are a lot of people within republican circles who think that jeb bush just by announcing his presidency it was going to be a field clearer. carly certainly has a lot of money and can raise a lot of california republican money. she would be a little bit of an outsider candidate to say the least. she was not successful in a statewide run here. so it would be hard to see what her position would be unless she's trying to run for another office. lindsay graham, of course, part of that old guard republican senate. you know, he and john mccain so close, almost lock step on every issue, so it's not surprising. john mccain has said for a long time he wants his friend to run for president. this would be the year for him to do it.

michael garrison. on the far right, corporal justin graham.raham explained the most emotional moment he experienced at the funeral. >> officer's sons had been noted as making writings after his father was killed. one of the writings was plain, innocent truth which is really what we're all about. no matter what's going on if you call for the police we're going to be there. we'll there be to help out. no matter what's going on. and that really rang true for me. >> about 23,000 officers attended the funeral. some coming from far away as canada. >>> police enforcement of dui laws has been stead up. now that the big party night of new year's eve is around the corner authorities want to get the message out that they will have even more eyes on the lookout for impaired driving. nbc bay area's nannette miranda at a dui checkpoint near downtown san mateo. how are drivers doing tonight? >> reporter: not bad. more than 800 vehicles have been screened here. so far no arrests for dui. in california more than 800 deaths and 24,000 injuries can be attributed

michael was born the night that graham passed the senate. >> how hard is it for a woman with child to do this business when you are on airplanes and not sleeping? >> well, it was easy for me. i was in good health and i had four normal pregnancies. i had a wonderful husband at home and a full-time housekeeper who is happy to spend the night if i was going to be late or out of town. i had the means at home to feel secure about the family there. i had normal pregnancies. at the reagan and not rural, -- inaugural, they brought me a chair. the first crisis in my first pregnancy came the night -- it was -- i think i was halfway through the pregnancy when i started covering politics into the 1980 elections. i would not be able to travel through the entire election. they asked me to cover republican candidates and i stood in front of the house and senate doing a report. i said, i will talk about the house and senate. he zoomed out. you could see both ends of the capital, dulles airport, and you could see that i was out to hear pregnant. notproducer said, i do ever want to see your elbows agai

graham, said michael steele, his spokesman. ism from staten island expected to plead guilty in brooklyn to tax evasion and john boehner's office did not comment on when they will speak. earlier, nancy pelosi said john benner should force grim to resign. up next, a portion of today's "washington journal." host: and we are back with sharyl attkisson, author, investigative journalist. new book came out in november, "stonewalled: my fight for truth against the forces of obstruction, intimidation, and harassment in obama's washington." remind viewers why you left cbs this past year and why you wrote this book. guest: the short version is there's nothing left for me to do. we specialized in investigative reporting and in the last couple years those stores had a difficult if not impossible time off and getting on cbs news, so i felt there was no point. host: you wrote the book why? guest: a lot of people had expressed to me -- fellow journalists as well as people in the public -- that they sensed something was going on culturally in j

graham, nice to see you again. thanks for being back in the program. >> good. thanks, michael up next, more trouble for bill cosby? the lapd says it's willing to investigate and the elite law students who say they're so traumatized by the ferguson and new york grand jury decisions, they can't take their final exams. i'll give you my legal view. they're coming. what do i do? you need to catch the 4:10 huh? the equipment tracking system will get you to the loading dock. ♪ there should be a truck leaving now. i got it. now jump off the bridge. what? in 3...2...1... are you kidding me? go. right on time. right now, over 20,000 trains are running reliably. we call that predictable. thrillingly predictable. 58 seconds on the clock, what am i thinking about? foreign markets. asian debt that recognizes the shift in the global economy. you know, the kind that capitalizes on diversity across the credit spectrum and gets exposure to frontier and emerging markets. if you convert 4-quarter p/e of the s&p 500, its yield is doing a lot better... if you've had to become your own investment ex

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graham weatherspoon is with us, retired direct -- detective with the new york police department, and then sell michaelmith. his latest piece is "the system that failed eric garner and michael brown cannot be reformed ." he was at last night protest, as so many were. we want to start with harry siegel. a part of the video that has not been seen as much. we have seen over and over again the horror of eric garner being taken down in that chokehold by the police department and piled on by these officers in staten island on the sidewalk. but as you write about in your column on wednesday, it is the second video that made me cry. not the one where officer pantaleo chokes him for 15 seconds before smashing his head into the sidewalk as others held him down come in lowering -- it ignoring his pleas. it is the video shot minutes later as garner men and women in uniform, who do not give half a day and, which broke me down. he goes on to describe the second video that shows garner laying unresponsive on the sidewalk after he was put in a chokehold, as police and medics do nothing to help him. eventually they lif

graham later on at this hour. >>> at 4:08 activist continuing to call for referring in police department following grand jury decision in the michael brown and eric again are cases. >> philadelphia is just one city where demonstrators held more protests over the city. >> we're lying in the streets for four and a half minutes. as we lie there we will remember four and a half hours that mike brown's body laid on the street. >> this mass die in was held at broad and paterson in south philadelphia after the eagles game. the demonstration jamming up traffic for miles following the game. police said they made sure fans leaving were able to get around the protest but some fans did not agree with what the activist were doing but still all those involved said they needed a large audience to hear their message. >> we're happy that people were peaceful but we're also concern that eric garner and mike brown and trayvon martin, we are concern those are not last times we hear names like that unless we do something different. >> i don't think it is the right place. i don't agree with it but unfortunately they have a right to do what they have to

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speaker john boehner issued a statement today on congressman michael grimm's decision to resign from the house, saying representative graham made the honorable decision to step down from his seat in congress. i know that it was made with the best interests of his constituents in the constitution in mind and i appreciate his years of service in the house. supreme court justice samuel alito and former florida governor jeb bush discussed the bill of rights of the national constitution center in october. the center originally put an original copy of the bill of rights on display, along with copies of the constitution and the declaration of independence. the conference began with marks from the president, jeffrey rosen. [applause] >> i am so glad to welcome you tonight. justice alito, governor bush, and governor and mrs. corbett, tony marx, david rubenstein, honored guests. ladies and gentlemen i am jeffrey rosen. i am the president of this wonderful institution the national constitution center. and those of you who have been here before no the national constitution center is the only institution in america chartered by congres