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joining us more about the security concern, security expert michael kay. welcome.reat to have you here today. >> good to see you. thanks for having me. >> there's no specific threat at the moment for the super bowl game, but the area around the stadium for tomorrow's big match up has been in lockdown. parking at the stadium is extremely limited with as many as 30,000 people expected to arrive by bus or train. an attack on mass transit is seen as a top security risk. what kind of safeguards are needed to be in place? >> i think it's a huge operation. we just got to look at it for what it is. it's the most prestigious sporting event. you'll have 20,000 workers who will be there. that's over 100,000 people in a square mile. in terms of the ingredients for a great party and event, it's going to be huge. this is a security migraine for the officials. >> absolutely. thankfully we have not seen a suicide bomber at this point. it's now raising concerns with authorities here ahead of tomorrow's game about that lone wolf scenario which is daunting. >> ever since 9/11 the sup

we'll talk with security expert michael kay. >>> cindy mccain will be joining us to tell us about thek side of big sporting event, human trafficking.

with me the former advisor to the ministry of defense and michael kay. michael. >> hello, judge. >> for the people at home watching the game on television, what are they not going to be seeing that law enforcement is doing tomorrow? >> hopefully everything. it will be like a swan swimming on top of the water very gracefully. but underneath the feet will be paddling away ferociously. 24 is one of the most prestigious events on the sporting calendar. you mentioned the stadium has a capacity at met life of 82,500. there will be 20,000 workers on top of that. that is 100,000 people within a square mile. that is a brilliant ingredient for a day out and fun packed event, but for officials and security organizers it is a security migraine. >> how do you protect 100,000 people? >> great question. it is a level one event and ever since 9/11 this has been -- >> homeland security, fbi, federal agencies and federal aviation. >> absolutely. that means they can apportion 400,000 security officials and government officials to the event, 4,000 people for 100,000 in a sq

michael kay, the former minister of defense. glad you shaved. and he is funnier than a mime choking himself to death. tom shillue. he will be on tour across the united states of america. with the great jim gaffigan next month. >> a block. the lede. that's the first story. hey, greg, do you think elton john was thinking about you when he wrote "tiny dancer"? >> is sochi too slushy? and are olympian brains too mushy? it is dye -- day 73 of -- >> winter olympians are sseaking out on climate change. more than a hundred athletes, 100, tom, lead by americans have signed a petition asking countries to reduce carbon dye jokes side -- carbon dioxide emissions. temps have reached the 60s and the lack of snow had snowboarders and skiers. quote, the once consistent winters i saw as a young kid are no more. especially near my home in vermont. well that's science. anyway, let's take a look at some of the exciting highlights from this friday. >> that's amazing. i guess global warming has had an effect on sochi. here is the thing that bugs me. the rise in tempe

former uk defense ministry adviser and editor at large michael kay, and sports caster, fox news contributor jim gray is back. michael, let's talk first of all about toothpaste tubes, we heard at first it was the jihadists that may have gotten into the games. that is a big concern for families. >> for me, the big threat is the black widows and the threat that they really pose on being able to disrupt the games. the toothpaste piece and the information that came out yesterday, i think is important. but it is not really new to us, is it? since 9/11, we have all had the issues of going through airports with the liquids, if you look at the airport security they wouldn't allow more than 4 ounces inside the met life stadium. i think we have to be not really too surprised by this sort of new information. >> look, i think jihadists are still at war with the rest of the world, especially the free world. jim, let me go to you. i guess one of the reasons, when i asked a question, the selection of sochi, first of all it is a tropical climate, why do you have the winter olympics in a tropical climate? an

michael kay, thank you so much. >> in the meantime new troubles for obama care. republicans launching a investigation in the state- run exchanges. the websites that are failing badly, one of those in oregon and launching a limited version of the site for insurance companies only, this after repeated delays that put it five months behind schedule. brett, good day to you. what is going on in oregon? more and more money? >> i tell you what, 304 million in grants and 160 million in state taxpayer money and not a single person has enrolled on line in oregon. this is a big, big mess. you have law makers now calling for an investigation into that and also calling for the ga o, gornment accountability office to get back the federal money saying it is a waste and shouldn't have been spent because obviously the group set up to set up the website was not capable of doing it. >> clearly, too it is not just oregon, it is problems in maryland and massachusetts. it is a website. >> yeah. in maryland, you have the governor, who has been talked about as a possible contender or co

time to bring in the mantle, actor gianna from the godfather, michael kay former adviser to defense ministrynd comedian -- >> sherrod. >> just for that i'm going to start with you. lets talk about putin. is putin your man? is he a man's man? is he not doing a good job over there. >> i like putin, the pictures of him with his shirt off, his gun. >> he looks okay. >> he's going to get embarrassed by olympics, i believe. everybody focusing on shortcomings, the rest rooms they have in the rooms that the other press sent out. >> the beds were about the size for my egg roll. >> no pillows. >> bob costas woke up with red eye, had to get new pillows. >> you've traveled the world. did you ever see yellow water when you turned on the sink? that's what journalists are seeing over there. that might sound small but a whole conundrums of water. >> yellow water in countries all over the world. >> what i would say about sochi, sochi is a broader symptoms of a much bigger problem, its economic sector and security sector. it's economy is tanking. gdp was half, more than 2012, 3.2. there's corruption rife with

. >> you want to bring michael kay back in here and address that? modern man who been feminized.ll considered neanderthals don't gossip. blunt. in a relationship kind of just say i'm not happy, can a da'da da. women massage the things. round about way there is a difference between gossip and passing on interesting information dinner party i'm going to sit next to a woman i hear more interesting stuff. >> men are going on sporgs and jobs. women know everything what's going on. >> where do you fit into this? >> i'm a journalist so obviously i like gossip by definition. >> if you want to get gossip you go to the makeup room doesn't this depend how big the secret is some secrets some people tell you i will not repeat it i understand the importance of that secret. >> the men in the manhattan project kept secret. >> i heard some military members saying in the military known things for 20 years i will never tell a soul. >> my fiance has secrets because he has classified. well, i know, i bug him. rick, tell us the secret to the weather. >> the secret is that it is still winter. we have a

we'll assemble a panel of experts with michael kay, retired navy s.e.a.l., jonathan gillion.safe? >> yes. you're talking a about major superpower. at the end of the day they have the capability, power and resources. are they putting everything they need in this? yes, they are. >> are they confident enough? >> yes. are they us? no. the united states works differently, but they are competent with the resources, but they work differently than we do. >> the department of human rights concerns, are you concerned, jonathan? >> well, i'm a lit more concerned in a different area. i ran special events here in new york for three years for the fbi, but having been a s.e.a.l. before, i look at things from a tactical perspective. they have had seven years to plan that we're talking about this effort. seven years to plan attacks because they were announced seven years ago. so this is -- unless they have buttoned up everything, and a big problem in special events are egos of the executives. a lot of things are planned eg effectiveness of the security breaks down because of that. >> what are

still with us, mark halpern, michael steele, thomas roberts, and katty kay. host of msnbc's brand-new show "the reid report" joy reid. in washington, host of "the daily rundown, chuck todd. >> all rise! >> katty, how are you this morning? >> i'm not going to talk until i get cheers too. >> yea, katty kay back from rio, looking tan! >> let's begin in ukraine where the former president is now a wanted man even though he still claims he is in charge. on saturday, victor yanukovych fled the capital as his own party denounced his actions during the past week. his whereabouts remain unknown. parliament took emergency action yesterday restoring the government and giving its new speaker the power of acting president. everything moving very fast in the country. the country's military has vowed to stand by and support this new government. nbc's chief political richard engel takes a look back at these dramatic events. >> reporter: the revolution began with a fire miscalculation by the government when, last tuesday, riot police tried to storm a 3-month-old protest camp i

kay. pretty soon he will be visiting the diamond store, zale. >> well, thank you very much, michael barnesfor joining us today. congratulations on the deal. tyler, over to you. >> thank you for your time. >>> how's the russian -- how do they build an entire city for the olympics? find out coming up. >>> coming up, "power pitch." flu season hasn't melted away just yet and this startup believes it has the cure to track and stop the spread of disease. just by taking your temperature. >> this is the world's smartest thermometer. >> we need to know whether or not we are in or out. up late. thinking up game-changing ideas, like this: dozens of tax free zones across new york state. move here. expand here. or start a new business here... and pay no taxes for 10 years. with new jobs, new opportunities and a new tax free plan. there's only one way for your business to go. up. find out if your business can qualify at start-upny.com ameriprise asked people a simple question: in retirement, will you outlive your money? uhhh. no, that can't happen. that's the thing, you don't know how long it has to las

a bigger issue but just to add to michael's point, he's right what the democrats are focusing on and we're talking about arkansas senator mark pryor, for example, or kayagen in north carolina but they're also highlighting differences with republicans, whether that's the republican opponent or the primary ahead, she doesn't know who she'll be running against yet but highlighting differences on issues winning for democrats like the minimum wage proposal the president puts forth. he knows that's unlikely to pass congress but it helps them highlight a contrast and on women's issues, you'll see this continue to be a focus on races and that will get attention away from health care. jon: so much attention has been focus on the senate and democrats' prospect of hold and yet there are high members of the house who announce they're not going to run again. waxman is one of nancy pelosi's go-to guys, top lieutenant to her out in california. rob andrews just announced in new jersey. does it suggest they see trouble ahead in the house as well? >> it does suggest that the democrats have sort of given up on the house and are maybe putting all of their chips into hold