michael lee joins us with the details laid out for us. >> basically, it's a lot of money. >> it is. > but it's not so much. >> compared to the nfl. >> $765 million, a total that represents the largest sports related settlement in history. but when you dive defer, the players who received concussion and mental illnesses may not receive as much as they thought. those who dies and cte is found in his brain, $4 million. $3 million available for former players with dementia, but a diagnoses with any of these conditions must be made before the age of 45 in order for a player to receive the maximum amount. only a handful of players will qualify. the older the player, the less money he or his family receives. joining us from tampa, florida, ted corliss, what does this mean for those who accept the terms, and those who opted out of the lawsuit? >> yesterday, the representatives of the nfl, as well as 18,000 players filed a motion with the court to approve a settlement that had been entered into last august, regarding a payment of $765 million. the way it's going to be broken up, $765 million w

. >> correctional officer michael lee has been at rikers 15 years. >> they can ask whatever they wanto help them, not to beat them down or tell them this is the end of your life. we have classes to help them learn mechanics, culinary classes and fresh start. we just want to help them once they leave here on to whatever they're going to do once they leave. >> in 2004, the ride program was started to reduce the number of repeat offenders. under the umbrella of ride, we have a lot of components to help them with sobriety, housing and so when they come out they go to meaningful jobs, substance abuse programs and stay out of here. >> it's affect meg good because when i get out, i have something to fall back on. i do want to stop using drugs, so i have a drug treatment plan. i'm going to continue school and stuff. it helps me a lot. >> it made the officers and wardens more accountable for their work. but it's made them more accountabaccoun available for people. >> we set the model for how people are released from jails. i would like people to look back and say, well, efls the commissioner,

. >> correctional officer michael lee has been at rikers 15 years. >> they can ask whatever they wanti'm not here to deter them or beat them down or tell them this is the end of your life. we have classes to help them learn mechanics, culinary classes and fresh start. we want to help them once they leave here on to whatever they're going to do once they leave. >> in 2004, the r.i.d.e. program was started to reduce the number of repeat offenders. >> we started a program called r.i.d.e. that stands for rikers island discharge enhancement. under the umbrella of r.i.d.e., we have a lot of components to help them with sobriety, housing and employment. we want to link them up while they're here doing their sentence, so when they get out, they go to meaningful jobs and have a place to stay. >> my sentence is a year. i've been here eight months. it has helped me because when i get out, i have something to fall back on. i want to stop using drugs, i have a drug program to go to, treatment plan. i'm going to continue school and stuff. it helped me a lot. >> in the five years since we first visi

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kpix 5 confirmed it was michael maes. john henry lee was not home at the time the officers were searching for stolen property. an hour into the search maes killed smith. the details are unknown. >> please convey the condolences of this entire board and bart family on behalf of all of us. it's a real tragedy. it won't be forgotten. >> reporter: funeral plans are in place. we know the sergeant's viewing will be next tuesday in hayward and his funeral wednesday morning at three cross church in castro valley. >> thank you, cate caugiran. >>> the officer who fired that fatal shot michael maes is on administrative leave. it's unclear what happened. the law enforcement experts believe the cramped apartment may have played a role. >> being in a tight confined area, limited movement capability and probably some type of tripping accident bumping into furniture accident or something like that. i mean, that's what i would speculate but again, we can't tell. >> the wife of detective sergeant smith opened up to kpix 5 about the husband she lost. smit

ladies and gentlemen, mayor lee. [ applause ] >> thank you, michael. i guess that time capsule is not big enough for me to go in. first of all i have been business an acquainting myself with the family. i'm really happy to not only see you here welcome a great project. this is again another celebration of the presence that supervisor kim and i have been having all this wonderful year. i can't tell how many times we've been together in your district for these kinds of causes, but there is so much congratulations to go around. first to the guam family for joining with housing of great producers and good solid affordable housing in the city, and i look forward to working with you get on this doug. there is a lot of other congratulations to be had as well. i know the idea of making sure that we did well by using public land that was part of an adjacent to the transit center was a dream that maria had for the transit system. we always wanted to make sure we had in fill housing and use that properly. the redevelopment agency was in there for decades on this

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it's the good the bad of a very very no no mick lee ugly good michael the buyer. montgomery texas restaurant owners are earning praise this week for how he helped out a young employee nineteen year old brittany mathis a cancer patient struggling to pay her medical bills. the night she will doesn't have insurance hasn't signed up yet for affordable health care the medical bills are piling up and treatment has stopped because they waited a few so michael to buy or their boss is selling his family six thousand square foot restaurant to donate money to brittany that looks something as important as healthcare should never be left up to private charity but there's no denying the selflessness michael divider displayed by selling his business to pay for his employees medical bills that sort of generosity as well deserving of praise the bad governor paul le page the main governor and tea party favorite has spent his first term in office harping on what he says is the rampant problem of welfare fraud in the pine tree state here's the thing though the pages own studies say t

lee an idiot. michael drewniak, the press secretary who received e-mails about reporter inquiries in september. and regina agia, christie's incoming chief of staff who received four e-mails. four of these people have been resigned, fired or let go. two others appear to have known about the swirling controversy. they're all facing tough questions. that includes governor christie, who gives his state of the state address tomorrow. the mystery is far from over. joining me now are new jersey, new jersey state senator ray lesniak and salon.com's joan walsh. thank you both for being here. >> thanks, rev. >> glad to be here for sure. >> senator, the pressure is ramping up. new investigative committee formed. what questions do you want answered? >> well, first of all, we want to get down to the bottom of this. why was this retaliation taking place? what was the motive? and then, of course, what the governor knew. but after he knew, what did he do about it? we know what he did about it. he circumstance. ed -- circl

- >> and for best supporting actor, bradley cooper, barkhad abdi, michael fassbender, jared leto, and jonah hill. some were surprised leey nominations. tom hanks and robert redford both golden globe nominees for best actor, were also left out. teri okita for cbs news, los angeles. >>> one oscar nomination had many people at home and in hollywood shrugging their shoulders. ♪ alone yet not alone >> the title song from the film "alone, yet not alone" was nominated for best original song. it was only released for a week last fall. it's not even listed on websites that track box office receipts. it's billed as a face-based historical drama set during the french and indian war in the 18th century. the film will get a wider release in march. i'm sure a nomination will help them out a lot there. >>> coming up after your local news on "cbs this morning," a live update on the wildfire burning east of los angeles. plus a preview of president obama's announcement to overhaul the nsa surveillance programs. we'll hear from national security and analyst juan zarate. and actor daniel day kim of the hit series "hawaii 5-0" joins us in t

i'm joined by philadelphia's michael nutter and san francisco's ed lee. guys are two of the six largest cities in the country now? six, seven? >> seven. >> seven? we'll give you that. mayor nutter, the last couple of years, gatherings of u.s. conference of mayors, have been almost pleased. you guys have come here, congress, stop fighting, we're desperate for infrastructure money, and this year, you're not coming begging? >> there are always requests and needs. as the clip showed, much more upbeat environment, nationally employment rate continues to come down, certainly in philadelphia. we're seeing the same kind of drop in unemployment. people are feeling a little better. the projected growth by ihs global insight is really music to our ears. but we still have a lot of work to do. >> and one thing that's going on, mayor lee, and in particular let's look at both of your cities, a time when people were leaving cities and you guys are seeing an economic boom, and at the same time your raw population is growing again. >> absolutely. by several hundred thousan

. >> i was watching a little bit of michael douglas as lee.. >> yeah. you know, you get so much work where you can't close your eyes. matt damon's going li, li, you're snoring. and he said, i don't care how bad i look. >> from liberace to -- >> i'm going to keep it real. >> i'm with you. >> you don't want to be ceo that bad. >> i don't want to be ceo that bad. >> from liberace and the kardashians to rick santelli. we're going to see what he's watching in chicago today. no work done, and he looks the better for it. >> totally natural. yeah. >> what's on tap for this -- is it snowing in chicago, too, by the way, rick? >> pardon? >> is it snowing in chicago? we've been doing weather all morning. >> the snowing is taking a bit of a hiatus. the temperatures dropped, though. when i was driving to the train today, the vehicle before it hit the wind was minus eight and the feel temperature for monday is supposed to be minus 45. it's now become more of a temperature issue. we'll get back into the snow, i guess, tuesday, wednesday. down here, hey, joe,

police showed his photo to the robbery victim and he identified lee as the person who robbed him. bart police officer michael mays filed a probable cause declaration for that fruit veil probry this, is mays in a promotional video produced by bart. police have been stationed outside of the mays home. the warrant to search the apartment was issued yesterday. >> abc7 news reporter matt keller went to the apartment. >> people are wondering what happened, and why. >> the front door to this park sierra apartment looks like every other door. but what happened was unusual, and tragic, investigators swarmed the area after sargeant tom smith was shot and killed by another police officer while conducting a search of a apartment of a robbery suspect. >> i didn't hear anything to do with the gunshots. but what i did hear were cars arriving and xhoechlgs i live right almost above the unit where it happened. and i heard helicopters when i came outside i was surprised to see this place taped off. >> kwaun says the young man is friendly and polite and lived in the complex for a while. >> just a regular kichd you know? in and

. >> michael is currently awaiting sentencing after his conviction in december for the murder of leeig by outside south london. the 29-year-old admitted in court to killing him, but denied it was a murder. >> the british army has been called in to help evaluate flooded areas in the southwest of england, it is thought to be the wettest january since records began almost 100 years ago. over last week's death on a boat carrying migrants. 12 people, mainly children were killed when the boat sank en route from turkey to agrees. that's it for me in london. human rights groups are accusing police officers of using a so called torture wheel. they reportedly spun the wheel to select how detainees would be abused. veronica has the details. you probably wouldn't think there is anything special about this area, a quiet middle class neighborhood. but it's now notorious. a group of policeman held suspects here indefinitely without charge, and abused them, apparently for fun. it looks like a fairly ordinary suburban street in the philippines but this house, right next to others, was effectively wha

word is director lee daniels is in talks to try alongside harvey weinstein starring as pryor could be michael chris tucker. what could make this film special is it's being made from pryor's last wife who is providing pages from pryor's private journals. it's an honor to have you in the guest spot. tell us what kind of person emerges from pryor's journals. >> thank you so much. it's great to be here, toure. i love your show. i love everybody on it. yeah. the diaries are vivid in richard's recollections. his childhood is poignant, colorful, extreme. it jumps off the page when you read it especially in his own handwriting. and obviously this formed richard in his entire life. colorful in his recollection but of course not without a great deal of pain and humor. >> you talk about the way that his childhood formed his whole life. he talked about growing up in a whore house. both his mother and grandmother working in the sex industry. how did that impact the man he would become and his work? >> well, obviously his vision of women, right, that was obviously something that growing up in a whore house

john henry lee was in custody, and there's always a possibility that somebody else can be in their apartment. >> what caused the b.a.r.t. police officer who sources have identified as michael mays to fire his gun is unclear. alameda county sheriff's office j.d. nelson says the apartment door was unlocked which could have elevated tensions. >> if your door sun locked, it usually means somebody is there, so i'm sure that that was in their mind that somebody was in the apartment at the time. >> our personnel train for these types of scenarios. >> chief rainey defended his officer's approach saying probation searches are not unusual. tonight b.a.r.t.'s independent police auditor is pledging to ensure a fair and thorough investigation. he observed the interviews of all seven officers who were there when tragedy struck. >> this is the kind of incident that is as tragic as you can imagine and shouldn't happen to any family or any agency anywhere. >> now, the independent police auditor says the interviews of the officers who were there at the incident went late into last evening. he says that they are gaining a better understanding of what took place, but so far law enforcement is

he read the e-mails of michael druniak, the press secretary on this showing last night, his e-mails are much worse about the mayor of ft. lee. according to the christie standard, certainly when those e-mails get read at these hearings, he has to be fired on the spot. >> right. and, you know, you saw another christie spokesman colin reed give a statement to cnn today in which he said, you know, these are wild conspiracy theories coming from left wing blogs. he said that to cnn. this is their sort of on the books official statement. and that's the tone. so, you know, it makes the idea that chris christie has this objection to impolite communication really prepostero preposterous. >> i don't think any of these people can survive this investigation. david sampson must be fired from the port authority. bill baroni already gone, wildstein already gone. kevin o'dowd must be let go for imcompetence if nothing else. he's the chief of staff of the operation that did this. he was assigned, according to christie's story to investigate this. he failed completely to find the wrong doers, charlie mckenna, the same thing. the chief council

lee mayor. what is fishman's meeting with dawn zimmer tell us about the scope and stakes of this case as it's developing? michael isikoff is nbc news national investigative reporter. and marlene caride serves on the newly created special select committee on investigations. i want to start with michael. i was watching you this morning on "morning joe." this case, i'm just wondering where it's going. already we have mayor zimmer speaking with u.s. officials from the u.s. attorney's office. i assume that is already putting her in a position where she better be telling the truth. >> she better have told the truth. >> in those two hours. >> look, that meeting was the potential game-changer here, because, look, on a sunday, the u.s. attorney's office? the other thing mayor zimmer's statement said at their request. they called her in on a sunday to get this, on a holiday weekend to get her story. it is a crime to lie to a federal agent. so she is telling her story to the u.s. attorney's office. she is locked in. and she turns over her diary. she turns over her notes, her e-mails, everything they've got. they've got no

michael jorniak and bridget kelly. bridget kelly was fired after she sent the e-mail reading "time for some traffic problems in ft. lee. char will serve as special counsel on this very important panel. the christie administration has fired a law firm led by former federal prosecutor randy mastro to assist with its internal review. he is a former new york city deputy mayor. in a statement announcing the hire, christie's office says "governor christie made clear last week that he will conduct an internal review to uncover the facts surrounding the lane closures in ft. lee. his administration is fully cooperating with the u.s. attorney and other appropriate inquiries in request for information." as for the governor, he's spending today doing just what he said he would do in his first state of the state speech. this week getting back to business. this morning, christie met with homeowners along the jersey shore still trying to get back on their feet after superstorm sandy. it was christie's first appearance since the scandal broke, and while he did not address the scandal, he made it clear he's trying to move on. >> as i

lee's mayor is angry. stepien replies the mayor is an idiot. win some, lose some. eventually kelly and wildstein collaborate with michaelrewniak in a public statement saying the lane closures were part of a traffic study. well, in november, wildstein's superior at the port authority, bill baroni also says the closures were part of a traffic study. at this point, baroni, kelly, and wildstein have lost their jobs. stepien has lost his position with the republican governors association and was asked to drop his candidacy for state republican party chair. the big question of course is what happens now to chris christie. up next, much more on the bridge scandal and the schadenfreude enjoying other's tragedies who somebody who likes to throw punches, is now getting hit himself. you're watching "hardball," the place for politics. she keeps you on your toes. you wouldn't have it any other way. but your erectile dysfunction - it could be a question of blood flow. cialis tadalafil for daily use helps you be ready anytime the moment's right. you can be more confident in your ability to be ready. and the same cialis is the only dai

they knew lee was in custody and went into the opportunity recover items stolen from the fruitvale station last week. sources identified the officer who killed smith as michael mays, a veteran of the department. it's unclear what led mays to fire his gun. smith and mays were partners for years. coming up, continuing coverage of the shooting including the clue that may have raised tension for the law enforcement team. it's coming up at 6:45. >> thick black smoke from burning tires engulfing parts of downtown kiev as protests continue, protesters setting the fires as an ultimatum to demand that the president call on early election. overnight protesters clashed with police. two died yesterday marking the first protester death in more than two months. this morning riot police are on the streets. the ult ta may tim said to expire today. if their demands are not met the city can expect more rage in the streets. >> this morning edward snowden will host his first live question and answer session on his website, this as the government task force will recommend sweeping changes to how the nsa operates. let's check in with peggy bunker who joins us live in studio. >> g

lee and the folks who traverse the george washington bridge to go to work every day should know what happened. >> no doubt about that. michael is compounded. you the political, you have the ethical, you have the legal and what could be politically damaging or devastating as i said earlier may not be legally damaging or devastating, or it could be devastating legally for some and not politically for others. so we really don't even know what we're looking at here yet. >> i guess one takeaway from this is politically it makes this a lot harder for governor christie to move forward. certainly on a national scale. he already was facing enormous problems because of this whole affair. but now to know that there are -- there is a central witness out there who is making allegations about him, but is not going to say it in public until he gets a deal from the u.s. attorney means that this thing, it could drag on. because until we hear what david wildstein has to say, until we see his documents, until it's all laid out, governor christie is going to be hounded with questions about this certainly on national scale and in the state as we

lee movies of the year. "fruitville." it is a critical darling. michael b. jordan is a wild card in the best actor race.n see it get love from the academy today. >> you said that stuck with you. that movie stuck with you gordon, give us your -- give us your quick take. what to keep an eye on while we are waiting. >> it is a tough -- it is a tough season. it has -- >> tough because there are so many good options? >> there are so many good option. this year in particular. it is always pretty much referee year people say there is deserving work that does not get nominated. this year that's especially true because there are so many good movies came out. movies like "fruitville station" that people get behind p it may not find place in the nomination. >> how many nominations can you have in a category? is there a rule? is there -- >> five except for the lead -- except for best picture which is between five and ten. it has been nine the last few years. some people think it is going to be eight this year. it is based on the weighted balance lot what do you think the toughest category is, tough toast call? >> i

michael steele. does it make a difference that he went to ft. lee? >> i think it does.is going to confront the diversity. there are not a lot of politicians do two hours in front of the press and drive 70 miles to the heart of the matter, if you will, and confront the residents even when the mayor said i don't want the governor to come here and he backed that down and received christie's visit. i think that that says a lot about this man and i agree with donny, there is a lot there about the culture but there is also a great window of opportunity for chris christie here to repackage himself i think will help in long term. >> joining us from washington is the moderator of "meet the press" david gregory. if you could continue the conversation. >> to both of you, chuck and david, my reading of this is what has been one of his greatest calling cards? governor christie is crisis management and that helped him during hurricane sandy and the aftermath and of course, spending time with president obama. i think he knows he is being judged on kris managemecrisis m right now. . da

have not hit them yet. >> so, michael steele, there will be competing rebuttals tonight, the president's speech. >> can't wait. >> to say the least. congresswoman rogers, mike leeeah, which i just -- >> we have a triforcated message. >> wonderful. >> it just illustrates and lifts up for those folks out there, you know, the question. who is going to lead here. >> right. >> if you've got the party that can't corrale itself enough on this one night to say let's have a consistent, forward-thinking message delivered on behalf of all the republicans, not just the ones in congress, but the nation. >> but they can't. >> but they can't. and that's going to be the driver. the question that reflects in the polls, if people are looking at congress as the 13% number, who do they vote for this november? in all likelihood, they're going to send those people back to congress. >> do they bother to show up to vote? >> right. >> and so this kind of approach that we've seemed to have fallen into in the last few presidential addresses does not get us around or over that hurdle. >> president obama is going to be signing an executive order, requiring that janitors, construction worke

lee is a congress, congressman anthony weiner, the pecks on the right is a democrat. but again, in new york this really is a bipartisan kumbaya situation. in 2010, mayors got michael grimm, they also lost eric massa. that was one of the weirder exits from congress ever. >> now they're saying i groped a male staffer. yeah, i did, not did i grope him? i tickled him until he couldn't breathe and four guys jumped on me. it was my 50th birthday, you can take anything out of context. >> his staffers didn't just see it as being out of context, and eric massa is gone. veto basella, he had the most surprising ending ever to a dwi. he was pulled over in 2008 and his blood alcohol level was double the legal limit. the cascade of revelations that started with his dwi arrest, ended with the revelation that posella had a whole second secret family that nobody knew about. these are all congressmen from the same state. john sweeny, quite drunk, dressed up like the congressman he is, attending a frat part at union college in scanectedy, new york. as a committed representative of the people throughout the area where he lives and works, the congressman enjoyed the discussion he shar

will go to senator blumenthal and then back to senator lee and then back to senator franken and senator cruz. pick up on what the chairman said. michael, you wrote an op-ed you think that this technology had been in place before 9/11 could have helped prevent the attack. that is your personal opinion? >> yes sir. >> how many people agree with that? raise your hand. >> i would think the reason we are not raising our hand is not are notdisagree, but we specialists in the details of 9/11. >> fair enough. did, whenst said they i read it. >> we will just go with what you said. >> we agreed with the quotation senator feinstein read from mr. post" op- "washington ed. we did not discuss 9/11 as a group. >> we will take what they said. we will agree with you. bottom line, let's get way at foot level. do you believe as a group we are at war with radical islam? >> i do. >> how many of believe you are at war? the difference between assigning a crime and a war, there are fundamental differences. you agree with that? intelligence tethering is a very important will in fighting a war. you agree with that? >> that is the theme of our report. >> what i

lee or the citizens trying to kroogs the bridge, he was sad that he had been lied to. it was all about him. >> joining me now is michael steele, msnbc analyst and former republican national chairman and ed rendell, nbc news analyst and pennsylvania governor and political chairman. first to you, michael, i haven't heard a whole lot of republicans coming to his defense. >> i think they have. they've been more quiet about it than you would think i would hope. i would like them to be much more vocal out there. look, christie is -- a former state u.s. attorney. he wouldn't put himself in a box unless he knew there was a way out of it. there's no way out of the corner he's painted himself in with the language he used at the last press conference. i think he's very, very confident right now and i think the party should be confident in supporting and backing him openly. this is quickly become a sort of political straw dog for the left. they want to keep biting away at every nuanced word. at the end of the day there won't be anything that directly links this governor to what happened that day. there may be questions about why d

lee and back to senator franken then senator cruz. >>> let's pick up on what the chairman said. you wrote an op-ed. >> turn your microphone up. >> there we go. michael, you wrote an op ed piece that you think if this technology could have been in place before 9/11 it could have prevented the attack. that's your personal opinion? >> yes, sir. >> how many people agree with that? raise your hand if you do. >> i would say, senator -- >> that's not raising your hand. >> i think the reason we're not raising our hand not that we disagree with michael but we're not specialists in the details of 9/11. >> fair enough. >> fair enough. >> they just said they did when i read it. >> well, we'll just go with what you said. >> we agreed with the quotation, senator feinstein read from mr. morell's "washington post" op-ed. on the 9/11 issue in particular we did not discuss as a group. >> we'll take what she said, they agreed with you. the bottom line, let's get way at the 30,000 foot level, what are we trying to do? do you believe as a group we're at war with radical islam? >> i do. >> how many of you believe we're at war? >> the difference between fighting a crime a

lee james. >> this is absolutely unacceptable behavior and completely contrary to our core values here. our number one value is integrity. >> there's a long list of scandals involving personnel. in october, michael kerry, a commander of three weapons unit was relieved of duty and reassigned before excessive drinking and frat earnizing with women on a trip to russia. the defense secretary recently visited one of the missile bases to lift morale. >> to re-emphasize how important you're mission is, how important your work is, how we depend on your professionalism and how you do your work. >> robert gates is weighing in on this scandal. he fired the top general in 2008 for multiple mishaps. he spoke last night to piers morgan. >> there's no room for error, misbehavior, sloppiness at all. having this kind of behavior among those roesponsible is extremely troubling. >> it's not just the air force. the navy vice admiral was removed from command after being implicated from a gambling investigation. manning the missiles can be a lonely job. those operating have suffered from burnouts, involved in surveillance. officials say cheating on tests has to be dealt with as unethical. >>> it gets to the core of t

lee does alameda county is the lead investigative agency on the case. >> pam: we have confirmed tonight. the bart officer who fired the fatal shot. it is named michaelm: this is sergeant mayst in a bart shopping safety be it video which was made a little more then a year ago. 21 bart passengers about the dangers during the holiday shopping season. sources tell us, neas has been a bart police officer for about 14 years. before that time he was the mall rotgut police department. moraga police dept. >> pam: he talked with someone who previously worked with mace at bart who says he is a solid officer. >> reporter: law enforcement agencies in the bay area are honoring sergeant smith smith leaves behind a six year old daughter these here are some images from a few years ago with him and his family if you like to leave condolences for his family you can do so on are facebook fan page. >> pam: also tonight, and bart police are releasing information about the suspect behind the probation search. john henry lee was arrested last week by the san leandro police department on suspicion of robbery. yesterday officers were searching his apartment and dublin that i

lee, and most of all by the dangers created to the public interest. i believe this is hasty and ill-advised decision, violates federal law and the laws of both states." michael new jersey star ledger reporter steve strenski asking him "is the governor aware of any plan last month to close the george washington bridge access lanes in retribution for mayor sokolichtion failure to endorse the governor for re-election?" his response was "no, for goodness sake, the governor of new jersey does not involve himself in traffic studies. he then forwarded that e-mail exchange to himself at his private g-mail address and from his private g-mail address he forward the entire e-mail to david wildstein in wild stooep's private e-mail address and in the e-mail said "such a f-ing mutt." it is a bit unclear who the mutt is, whether it is steve strunsky, the reporter, or mayor sokolich, but we do know that tone did not get drewniak fired. chris christie says he fired his campaign manager for calling the mayor an idiot but his press secretary is still on the job after calling the mayor an f-ing mutt and doing it in his private e-mail account, an, an account drewniak uses for hi

lee the north bay. for the inland valleys we will see upper 30's for the most part with a mix of upper 30's and 40's for the south bay. michaeltures are warmer than what we have seen today 70 degrees in pleasanton and livermore and senate bill upper 60s and other locations it will be warm to start next week. we'll be talking about running through it all tweet more about that and the next broadcast >> pam: it's no surprise the republican party has its eye on the white house in 20-16. >> pam: but after stinging defeats in 2008 and 2012. the g-o-p is looking to change strategy. shannon travis has the details. >> reporter:twice: barack obama denied them the presidency. >> reporter:and in 2012: their candidates bloodied each other in a drawn out schedule of debates, primaries and contests. >> reporter:the result: delivering a politically wounded nominee to the general election battle. >> reporter:now, eyeing 2016: >> reporter:what's a republican party to do? >> reporter:change everything: >>"it's a historic day for our party." >> reporter:it's the opening shot in the republican bid to take back the white house. >> reporter: approv

michael oh riley of the federal communications commission. before we start with commissioner oh riley. a couple of housekeeping matters. first of all, at the end of february, jeff lee of the hudson institute and i will be presenting a session on our preliminary research findings on measuring the contribution of the internet to various industry -- economic contribution to various industry using some new techniques we have. so we'll be announcing the date of that soon. second, for our online audience from c-span, welcome to the hudson institute. it if you have questions for our speaker today, please send them via twitter to@hudsoninstitute. we'll be incorporating those with other questions from our audience. it's my great pleasure and honor to introduce commissioner michael o- riley today. you can find his formal biography at the federal communications commission website. i will give you the informal biography, which is that commissioner o'riley and i were staff members today at the house commerce committee nearly 20 years ago. longer than either of us probably cares to remember. we both had the great privilege of working on the the telecommunications act for 1996 fo

chapter phillips", bradley cooper in "american must l", michael fassbender in "12 years a slave", jonah hill in "the wolf of wall street" and jared leepporting role, the nom fees are sally hawkins, jennifer lawrence in "american hustle", lupita nyong'o, julia roberts and june squibb in "nebraska." >> for best original song, the nominees are "alone yet not alone" from "alone yet not alone", music by bruce braugton. "happy" from dispick kabl me 2. "let it go" from frozen. music and lyrics by kris ten anderson lopez. "the moon song" from her, music by karen o. and spike jonze. and "ordinary love" from mandela, long walk to freedom." you may know them better as u2. lyrics by paul houston. >> for adapted screenplay, the nominees are richard linklater, julie delpy and ethan hawk for "before midnight, billy ray for "captain phillips", steve coo ganl and jeff pope for "philomena" and john ridley for '12 years a slave". for best original zreen play, "american hustle," wooddy allen for "blue jasmine," bob nelson for "nebraska." >> for best animated feature film we're pleased to nominate "the kroods, accounts chris sanders, "despicable me 2", "

michael fasbender, "12 years a slave." he was i have a amazing. he could pull off an upset. dennis: wrapping me. best director. >> "gravity." he wins. dennis: really? >> no. some ang lee.he film doesn't win director does. >> same happened last year. dennis: thanks very much. tariq khan. cheryl: time for the west coast minute. a los angeles city councilman and city and pension fund and local agencies to cut ties with banking giant jpmorgan jpmorgan. the councilman introduced a motion to explore ways the city can legally sever ties with the bank. move coming due to what he calls discriminatory practices by jpm that led to foreclosures out in los angeles. >>> washington governor is making commitment to keep boeing in the state no mat what. they have given the them $9 billion in tax breaks. they have more than $4 billion in state transportation projects that would aid boeing's business in that state. >>> seattle-based starbucks is honoring seahawks fans tomorrow. anybody who watches in a starbucks in washington state, wearing the colors, blue and green, gets a tall coffee and pay only 12 cents. the seahawks battle the 49ers in the nfc championship game. look at starbucks,

lee, it's good for washington, it's good for this country. >> oh, stop. >> they're talking about putting real ideas out there like throwing people off balconies. michaelmm, not a tea party guy. >> let's talk about something after the state of the union address. congressman michael grimm from staten island here in new york physically threatening a new york one reporter. tried to ask the republican after talking about the speech about a campaign finance -- >> i'm not talking about anything off topic. this is only about the president. >> all right. so congressman michael grimm does not want to talk about some of the allegations concerning his campaign finances. we wanted to get him on camera on that but he, as you saw, refused to talk about that. back to you. why -- >> [ inaudible ]. >> reporter:. why? why? it's a valid question. >> no. you're not man enough. you're not man enough. i'll break you in half. like a boy. >> what the heck is wrong with him? >> that's wait he used to respond every time we asked him a question. >> how many reporters did you -- that's the way we did interviews, come at you. what's over/under? how many reporters when you get to t

michael o'rielly of the federal communications commission. before we start with commissioner o'rielly just a couple of housekeeping matters. first of all at the end of february, jeff lee of the hudson institute and i will be presenting a session on preliminary research findings on measuring the contribution of the internet to various economic contribution industries using techniques that we have. so will be announcing the date of that soon. second, for our on line audience from c-span, welcome to the hudson institute. if you have questions for our speaker today, please send them via twitter to add hudson institute and we will be incorporating those questions with other questions from our audience. it is my great pleasure and honor to introduce commissioner michael o'rielly today. you can find his formal biography at the federal communications commission web site. i will give you the informal biography which is that commissioner o'rielly and i were staff members together at the house commerce committee nearly 20 years ago, longer than either of those probably choose to remember and we both had the great privilege of working on the telecommunications act of 1996 for cha