they're pretty great. >> we haven't shown them to nate yet, most of them, although nate has gotten hisair share of mail. >> he has. >> i want him to some day be able to read them too. >> some people have written some amazing letters to me, wonderful, wonderful letters that i think are going to help him as he goes through this. because as i said before, he is in this for the long haul. this is with him forever. and how he deals with that, how we sort of help him deal with that going forward is a big, big chore. but he is -- he'll get there. and -- >> he is grieving. >> oh, yeah, no question. there is no question. he is doing it his way. >> and he also was there. so, you know, he has a lot he is struggling with. >> what grade is nate in? >> fourth. >> he is in fourth, and ben was first. >> yeah. he was in the gym at the time. >> he did tell us one day he would write a book about this. >> he did say he was going to write a book. >> i believe him. >> we're talking to publishers now. [ laughter ] >> david and francine wheeler who lost their 6-year-old ben at sandy hook elementary school las

you know, nate, for instance, here's a simple one, i think, nate. strengthening the back check checks. that's resistance of red state democrats in the senate to that idea. joe manchin says he might be working with nra and mark kirk from indiana. do you think that's an area red state democrats in the senate actual consensus for that policy outcome? >> if they support background checks for gun control and the her its of the policy, electoral politics should have nothing to do with their decision. you know, 90% of voters and nra owners and maybe 85% of members support background checks for gun control. i'm sorry, for gun owners. so yeah. go ahead and do it if you support it. >> amen. the only nate that counts, thank you very much. >> oh! >>> up next, republicans pushing a rule change to the electoral college that professor kornacki says in place in 2012 could have us with president romney right now. scary! >>> and we have a theme with the music today. tell us what you think it is. it's friday, january 25th. so you say men are superior drivers? yeah. th

neil: do any of you know nate silver? does it ring a bell?he guy whose 538 column due into a darn near ocult. it is polling slang, nate was a guy, who painfully researched every state, and nook and cranny to assess which candidate was closer to, in this case, the election rally votes needed to become president, he got the election right, down to final electoral vote. he made a mockery of those invisible romney voters. prove could them wrong, suddenly of it nate the great, and a campaign stat star of born, a polling jeanious genius. he leveraged that brand with issues that might or might not have anything to do with that brand, sort of like me some moving into the health caresphere. republicans say this confirms how clueless the president is, nate silver writing, how right the president is, mr. numbers explains if you do get run away spending on medicare, social security, and medicaid under control, spending is suddenly not a problem. to david stockman who is not quite convinced, ronald reagan former budget director, joining he now, we would l

it's created one of the worst outbreaks on record, new borns can't be vac nated last year 18 infaints died from this disease. erica edwards shows us how doctors are focusing on pregnant women to pass their immunity on to their babies. >> pregnant women will soon be asked to roll up their sleeves for a vaccine that doctors say will protect them and their newborn baby from one of the most contagious illnesses circulating right now. it's not the flu. it's whooping cough. >> there's a tremendous outbreak of whooping cough across the united states right now. the people and the children actually that's more susceptible to severe whooping cough are the children until 2 months of age. >> reporter: newborns can't get vac nated until they're two months old. it takes five doses. a government advisory panel is trying to have babies immunized at birth by vac nating their mothers in the last trimester of pregnancy. this doctor was part of the panel that developed the recommendation. >> by vac nating mother, mother will pass her immunity to the baby. when the baby is born, that baby will have protec

and that's complemented and made more difficult by being the best parents we can be for nate who has his own journey. >> yeah. nate said right after ben died, he said -- this is tough -- but he said you promised you would protect us. >> yeah. >> and i did promise him that. >> sure. >> you know? >> yeah. >> so what do i say to him? i can't change what happened. i know it wasn't our fault. we just sent him to school. but i'll do whatever i can to help protect nate. >> yeah. >> and protect ben's spirit. >> "the rachel maddow show" airs weeknights at 9:00 eastern here on msnbc. >>> the aid bill for superstorm sandy could be voted on today in the house. it would send almost $51 million to victims in new york, new jersey and connecticut, but it faces a tough fight from conservatives who want to lower the cost and require offsetting spending cuts to pay for recovery efforts. lawmakers in the northeast from both parties are pushing the bill to help the recovery from one of the worst storms ever to strike the region. >>> in just over a week, secretary of state hillary clinton will testify bef

at "the new york times," but nate drives the conversation so much, he drove web traffic.like neurotic liberals who when they were afraid that, you know, obama was going to lose, they'd like re -- he's a dream for the times commercially. i guess the challenge for you is how do you balance it with the journalism. >> i think it's actually worked well for nate and for the times. but there's no question that he's brought a lot of traffic, he's brought a whole new group of people, you know, a younger demographic into "the times" readership. and once you're there on the site, maybe you'll check out some other things. >> i'll tell you, really, he has done that. >> but it's funny to me, because nate silver sort of embodies the first topic we were talking about, which is, do you give balance to both sides, or do you look at things statistically and objectively and say, okay, this is where the outcome is. and i think this election result sort of vindicated the type of thing that nate was doing. he was right, he was looking at numbers while other people were saying, well, maybe the p

nate in california. nate?er: jim, sending you a big california boo-yah. >> golden state boo-yah back at you. >> caller: you got it. this is a very important call. i am getting married in a week, the wedding is not cheap, the honeymoon is not cheap, and that ring sure as heck was not cheap. so we need to make some money here. >> why the heck you doing it? >> caller: that's a good question. and apparently you can't help me with that, i'm hoping you can help me with stocks. that fair enough? >> yeah, that first one, i don't know if i'm the call. but go ahead. >> caller: let's talk best buy here. you know what the deal is with them, i'm left with two major questions. >> i'll let you have two. i usually only let you have one. you're facing that prolonged sentence, the green mile, i'll let you down. two more. two on the green mile, all right, partner? >> caller: i'm only going to focus on these two questions, i get overwhelmed otherwise. >> okay. >> caller: already pushed back one time. a, is funding even going to c

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. >> a baltimore city teenager accused of impers nateing a police officer. >> the school refuses to tells details about the case is. we found out how the student was able to dupe people. >> reporter: the student was arrested twice for impersonating an officer. he had a city schools police amount of sources say he was arrested twice for this and most recently worked in a store near lexington market. while city schools refuses to tell us details, it did send a statement saying it is under investigation and taking appropriate steps. it says the department of juvenile services are handling the case. as with most crimes, it must be reported to baltimore city police but it could be a couple weeks before they will share that police report. brian kuebler, abc2 news. >>> the state patrol who was shocked to shock trauma last night after crashing his cruiser on 70 has been upgreated to serious condition. state police are asking anyone who may have soon the crash to call. another driver said they sought trooper get cut off right before the crash. >>> one of the worst flu outbreaks is taking its toll.

made that prediction and as football fans know the atlanta falcons beat the seattle seahawks, and nateo predict which way all 50 states would go in the 2012 election but he proved that even a mathematical genius, even nate silver gets it wrong sometimes. up next, brett erlich, ann romney and dancing with the [ ♪ theme music ♪ ] >> jennifer: this week the producers of the second most action oriented tv program on tv dancingdancing with the stars. a in, n romney was invited to dance in this season. brett bet is here to report on her response. >> a man this was a tough week for stars. i wasn't going to get a death star and ann romney is not going to be on "dancing with the stars." come on, ann. yes you can man. although ann romney does watch the show. she was spotted at a tapping she respectfully disclined to participate. making her sensible, the word is sensible, and with that mitt romney will not be the latest political figure to appear on the show which has been on five times the the amount of seasons as "arrested development." get it together. there was jerry springer, whose pride fel

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former warrior nate. and robinson off balance. lee had 23 to lead golden state but they shot only 35%. bulls were up by as much as 26. richard hamilton lock for -- lobbing for jimmy butler. 103-87, the bulls win it. warriors will face monta ellis and the bucks today. a great scene in miami. a fan makes a hook shot at half-court at halftime worth $75,000. michael going sky-hook from midcourt. look at lebron! lebron is all over him! he's more excited than the guy who made the shot! the bear hug for michael. you just won $75,000, dude! that is fantastic. and that is a wrap on morning sports. have a great weekend, everybody. i'm larry beil. >>> coming up, the simulator, getting the attention of bay area college students. it offers a real life lesson on the dangers of texting and driving. and an unusual alliance of >> developing news. a nine-year-old san joaquin valley girl who died of the flu on thursday had no other health problems, according to the health officials in the county. her name has not been released. she first got sick la

i'm in love with nate silver. i love him. he loves me.he just doesn't know it yet. >> john: lee, we talked about how ireland says the number one threat to marriage is online relationships happening. is this as common as it seems to be? >> anthony weiner would tell you yes. >> this guy honestly, he was the most gullible person. he's a sociopath. he's in on a hoax. or is the cause of a gay man who doesn't want the story out there. >> it could be all three of those things. this is like a -- i have a girlfriend. she's totally hot. we're totally into it. that was what i was thinking. >> john: that has been speculated. i will touch on that in the commentary. another scandal that was found out about this week that could not have happened without software coding. a middle school science teacher in california was fired after the school students found out she did pornography seven years ago. stacy hallis, her professional name was stephaniecism just lost her appeal to get her job back. so should a former porn actor be allowed to teach middle school

need i mention nate silver, who has become a byword? he had expertise in an area that was filled with guesswork. it served journalism. he came in and fill this need and i think by any terms, he is doing great. he is a household word. those are just two examples of people who were passionate and knowledgeable and found their way into an area that people were not following. it was extraordinarily, these are the people you should be looking to, not me. my path was weird and cannot be followed. >> let's open it up to questions from the audience. when you come to the microphone, please give us your name and where you go to school. if anyone would like to come up. here is our first inquire. he is adjusting it. until someone gets the courage up, you mentioned nate silver. he offers the fascinating thesis that it is that talking heads on all the cable channels are the ones who are constantly predicting things that, believe it or not, have the worst prognostication records. >> he said that the amount of minutes you are on television are inversel

nate, charlie found candy mountain. charlie found candy mountain. >> charlie, found candy mountain. charlie found candy mountain. if you don't know what that is. head over to your computer. >> he did another painting of me. that is currently available on ebay. 127 right now, worth now. >> here's our last video of reh dog. keep them coming. >> thank you so much for watching. make sure you watch next week when we give the skateboard girl a web redemption. you can do it! >> don't fall. don't fall. >> you're going to need to buy her shoes. and don't forget to go to our website. comedycentral.com/tosh.0 to submit your popcorn challenges. goodnight. see you next week. [eagle caw] >> stephen: tonight, do states have to follow federal law? only if it starts with "simon says." bailiff lf. [ laughter ] then, what's the latest news in the war on terror? the answer is redacted. [ laughter ] and my guest george saunders wrote what the new york times called "the best book you'll read this year." joke's on them, i'm not reading any books this year. [ laughter ] eating lunch earlier can help you lo

this is fat nating. an extremely complex topic. we are dealing with sthiem in time that is em possible for my brap to kpe hind. what is the story here. >> this is a case of, blanch even you'll miss it. i want to walk you through carefully. remember on tuesday, we all red the a numbers that federal investigators were shutting down investigation into whether or not news was leaking out of washington inappropriately in advance of mark yet moving data being released from federal government agencies? take a look at two examples from today of interesting and unusual activity in the markets that we have been able to spot just today. i want to start with natural gas. take a look at the chart here. what we are looking at is a char provided us to by a firm called nanes. it is based out of chicago. they are looking alt future transactions ahead of a natural gas report from eia. what they are seeing is at about 400 milliseconds, before the 10:30 a.m. release time, they see a spike in trading there. they see it about 250,000 futures are sold, j

. >>> they are offering a reward leading to a conviction in the nate tall -- fatal shooting of a teenage girl. they were walking to the bart station sunday afternoon when they were shot in broad daylight. jordan was killed, the 14-year- old was shot in the foot and is expected to recover. they are asking for the help to identify the shooter who may be as young as 13. >> it is disheartening to myself and to the city. >> this is the highest homicide since 14 eight people were killed in oakland. >>> two people were arrested in last week's deadly invasion and are scheduled to face a judge. they arrested them on suspicious of -- circumstances -- suspicions of homicide. police say his wife was also beaten. >>> they are meeting about the closure of the shell station in martinez. people who live in the area will be able to express their concerns and how it will affect services in the area. they voted to close after they rejected measure q after raising several millions of dollar for fire stations. the meeting is scheduled next thursday night at martinez high school. >>> let's go to tara with tra

pl nate. off balance. bank shop. had 22. led warriors with 23.ting in the game. down 13 at the half. third quarter. carlos. no. joke yes. 14 forth big man. bulls led by as many as 26. richard hamilton back door to butler for the lay in. 103-87 bulls the final. warriors face ellis tomorrow night. to the ice. season still very young. but the shark looking good. won the first 3 games. scored 15 goals total in the process. patty has 6 of them. early this week they sign center scott gomez veteran with 169 career goal. still learning about his new teammate. >> couple guys use extra light ranch. pretty shocked about that. pl one guy liked his steak really, really cooked and little stuff like. that you just you don't expect. >> light ranch will throw you. second round of the farmer insurance open in la jolla tiger missed last week in abu dubai but top leader board now in this tournament. tapped in for birdie there after hitting the flag stick. tiger shot a 7 under 65. second shot on 7. another birdie here. almost pulled it out. leading by 2 shots at 11 u

as supervisor mar mentioned, nate miller, he was cloned, he worked in my campaign and also on eric's campaign; he is like san francisco's secret weapon; he will go far in helping other candidates in the future. my treasurer ruth (indiscernible) thank you for your great work. i want to mention susana ralph, i met her when i was campaigning in 2008, she has been watching our kids every week; she has been a family member, my kids love her and she has been a great support for our family. i cannot fail to recognize what she has brought and she is currently i guess the campaign person. i want to knowledge an honorary campaign person, chris roberts [sounds like] the reporter. he took a columnist that i'm not reveal what was happening in district 11 and revealed what was really happening. four years ago was the most nervous and anxious i have ever been; now i am the one who will be taking the votes, and really anxious as well about when the city was four years ago. four years ago we had a 500 million dollar budget deficit, that would affect services for people all over san francisco; we woul

and nate silver understand that for a very long time.e quoting him every night on this show. he's a big winner. >> ari, the biggest winner of 2012. >> i want to pick up on joy's flavor. you put her on blast tonight for being corny. and i'm going to be corny with you now. >> okay. join me. >> and say government intervention in our economy was the biggest winner. barack obama came into office after tremendous elite failure, fundamental distrust of what our government can do. and he basically -- if you really boil it down, he outlined a series of proposals that intervened in our markets, the health care market, insurance market, car market. and each one of those things has worked and he's won over a public that we know is angry and skeptical. you said he's the guy because he won. i'm saying part of what he did was reknew a faith in what we knew we need. >> krystal ball. >> i was attempted also to go with barack obama, but i'm going to take claire mccaskill. she'd been written off. nobody thought she could win that seat again in missouri. sh

. ♪ and it's beautiful >>> today i'm one on one with the executive chef of jardenia nate lindsey.y are focusing on farm to fork. that means everything is fresh. a lot of things are from this area, farmers in this area. i support that. and look at this beautiful fish. rockfish is what he's brought. that's what you're fixing today, right? >> that's the wild bass. we have a lot of these in the chesapeake bay and tri-state area. we're going to get some of that working. it's sitting on top of organic blue grits. >> mmm, organic blue grits? >> exactly. people have never seen organic blue grits. >> i haven't. >> i have some here. it's blue corn, it goes to the mill and gets ground and the beautiful thing is that it is organic. we try to do a lot of things for the people, gluten free or organic, in the tri-state area there's a lot of creameries, artisans that really -- we go to them, they come to us, and we all come together and put beautiful things together for the community. >> let's see what you started with. what is this? what do you have in the pan? >> i have a chapel's country bleu

. >> i am not nating mary jo white to lead the security and exchange commission and richard cordray to continue leading the financial bureau. >> a fly landed right on the commander-in-chief's forehead. the president famously killed a fly during an interview with john harwood back in 2009. oh, it looks big when it's a still shot. and that was tat the white hous, too. second day of stingle digit rivers causing rivers to freeze in the boston area. check out the river in lawrence. despite the sunshine, it's completely frozen over with ice and snow. the low temperature today in the area, 1 degrees. the arctic blast made it feel like 5 below at times. so we do know it could be worse. >> pretty dramatic. turning now to our weather, more snow is our way. veronica johnson breaks it down to tell us when it's going to arrive. >> not so much the size of the system that will be problematic, but the time the snows into the area. so starting about 2:00 p.m. tomorrow we're going to see the snow develop to the west. it will stay with us through the afternoon and into the evening and wrapping up around

former warrior nate. and robinson off balance. had 23 to lead golden state but they shot only 35%. bulls were up by as much as 26. richard hamilton lock for butler. 103-87, the bulls win it. warriors will face mont take ellis and the bucks today. a great scene in miami. a fan makes a hook shot at half-court at halftime worth $75,000. michael going sky-hook from midcourt. look at lebron! lebron is all over him! he's more excited than the guy who made the shot! the bear hug for michael. he just won $75,000, dude! that is fantastic. and that is a wrap on morning spores. have a great weekend, everybody. i'm larry beil. >>> coming up, the simulator, getting the attention of bay area college students. it offers a real life lesson on the dangers of texting and driving. and an unusual alliance is technology and fitness. if you are trying to get back into shape, there's like a lot of things, trying to find a better job can be frustrating. so at university of phoenix we're working with a growing list of almost two thousand corporate partner

now the team, they wasted no time getting back home after last nate's game but they had plenty of time to relive some of those great moments. every player contributed to the win but joe flacco was the standout. he was the elite player coaches said he is. he talked about celebrating a win but keeping an aon the next step. >> you have to enjoy it and get all this mayhem that's going to be involved with the game and getting people down to the game and all that stuff. you have to get that out of the way and take care of that so that when you focus on the 49ers, they'll have your full attention. so when we start preparing for those guys we can go after it. >> flacco now holds the nfl record for the quarterback with the most playoff wins on the road. >>> it was a true team effort and a dream come true. the atmosphere on the field after the game was electric and abc2's jamie costello had a front row seat. >> reporter: seeing the orioles all star adam johns and michael phelps. >> we're going to new orleans, baby. let's go. >> one of the happiest days of my life, going to the big dance, super b

. >>> that would be the the nate -- alternate rate 280 and cupertino and up to route 85. bay bridge toll plaza looks good coming into the city, oh, there is 280 northbound and that traffic is also looking very good driving through. at 4:52 let's go to steve. >>> well we had a quiet week, cold mornings, patchy fog, mild to warm, offshore breeze even though it is not that warm. santa clara warming up, upper 60s, i think we will level off and highs will be very close to what we had yesterday. upper 60s for a few like mountain view and clear skies except for that patchy fog. we will have a quick look, some are warm, it is a little cooler and i mean we have been colder but january will go down as a colder month and everything else continues to be in check. looking for a pat earn check -- pattern check and other areas were in the mid-to-upper 70s and if you were there and said man, it is warm, well it was. it looks good into the weekend and maybe it will be a little cooler next week. >>> coming up, air pollution problem that is rapidly becoming a crisis and how chinese are resp

number eight, the petitioners are responsible for freeing of litter and with sufficient power and emlum nate and easily discernible of all personos the premises. no noise shall be audible beyond the area and control of the licensee as defined on the abc form 257. finally number 11, no one under 21 serve furnish or sell alcoholic beverages. thank you. >> thank you very much. is the applicant here? any public comment on this item? mr. yep. >> good morning supervisors. i notice on today's agenda there are actually three items dealing with liquor license so if i was a tourist of san francisco i would say that in san francisco, at least in relation to this committee there is nothing going on in san francisco except liquor licenses and we all know that is definitely not true. i would like to make a recommendation on two subject matters which in my opinion the city and county of san francisco has not done enough. number one, the obvious one, child pornography. the federal government has been cracking down on california but i don't see too much activity in san francisco and number two, the obvious o

>> when you have one part of the population that is did he he significant nateed as warriors and another part that is designated as something else, i think that disparity begins to establish a psychology that in some cases led to that >> chris: is general dempsey wrong? >> well, i don't agree with general dempsey on this issue. and, first of all, we need to recognize that is bad people doing bad things but it happens all over. i would also like to go back to colonel mcsally's last comment. there is a big difference in flying a combat mission and going back to a hangar where there are facilities and being on a 30 day operation where you are in very close quarters with your teammates and so this is not a specious argument and i can tell you that having been there this is something that needs to be considered. also consider, chris, where does this go? do we draft women? do we release them from the service for pregnancy? where does this ultimately go? they are in combat and they he should be in combat and we should find opportunities just like with colonel mcsally for them to serve in combat

. >>> nate said, right after ben died, he said -- this is tough, but he said, you promised you would us. >> yeah. >> and i did promise them this. >> sure. >> you know? >> yeah. >> yeah. >> so, what do i say to him? i can't change what happened. i know it wasn't our fault. we just sent him to school. but i'll do whatever i can to help protect nate. >> yeah, yeah. >> and protect ben's spirit. >> the mother of ben wheeler, one of the 20 children killed in newtown, connecticut, speaking to rachel maddow on the one-month anniversary of the shootings. they formed the sandy hook promise. we told you about the group of parents who gathered together and joined forces urging change in this country regarding gun laws. it's a tactic politico's roger simon urges readers of the latest column to adopt saying silence cannot only be deafening but deadly. speak up, speak out. roger joins us. this article struck me, just the tone and to hear you say that year after year the body count goes up. year after year, outrage is expressed. and you call on to -- you call on people to speak out now. what were yo

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