tavis: nia long was one of the " was a hite best man in 1999.equel.s in the they have come together for a long holiday weekend when they discover how easy it is for rivalries and romances to be reignited. let's take a look at a clip. >> i have to bail on dinner. fine.is totally you could have called. you could have e-mail. >> none of my devices are working, so i thought i should deliver the message in person. i changed my flight, so i can come. >> what about vermont? >> the family understands. if it is important for you it is important for me. >> you guys want me to wait outside? >> shut up. will talk to you later. it was nice to meet you. >> i guess i will see you this weekend. >> i hope so. like to ski in vermont with my devices. >> i hate you so much. kissing a that you white man? >> that was not my first white man. they like all flavors, tavis. come on now. >> i don't want to give this away, but we know one piece of the story line. during 15ur character years later? >> jordan was a segment producer in the first film. now she is running the n

so what's your take, nia, on this race?> you know, i think he's still pretty much on solid footing still. this candidate doesn't look that serious. you have to look at kasich. he's very politically smart. i think the nod probably goes to him. i think across the country you'll see these tea party challenges from the right, but i think in this case, my money is on kasich, and i think if he does win he would look like a strong candidate also for 2016. >> chris, one of the things that strikes me is in these governors race where is we're talking about potentially having a tea party challenger, that's different than a jergerrymander congressional district because they can't go as far to the right. do you agree with that theory? >> yeah. it boxes them in, especially in a state like ohio where this was a state that, you know, three, four cycles ago people would say it was clearly a red state and i would say more so now it's a leaning blue state that, you know, kasich has figured out a way to win it. give than reality, sitting right

but nia-malika's right.e starting from a deficit that's going to be very difficult to overcome. they're also forfeiting a seat in all likelihood with jim mathisen in utah retiring. the one democrat so far retiring. so it is still an uphill battle for democrats, but this is probably good news for them today. >> and nia, when this happens the tea partiers don't exactly stay quiet. in new jersey steve lon gann, who lost to cory booker in the senate campaign, has announced that he's running for that seat that is currently held by that retiring moderate in new jersey, jon runyan. so we may in some of these instances, you could conceivably end up replacing a moderate with a tea partier. maybe not in new jersey but some other ones. >> that's right. remember lonegan. he got some endorsements from the likes of sarah palin. rand paul. had some pretty disparaging things to say about cory booker during that race. but we'll see what happens. i think the establishment part of the republican party very much wants to play i

. >> joining me now, msnbc's joy reid and the "washington post's" nia-malika henderson.ck, but not in the way he wants to be back. >> no. i mean, i think it's amazing. i think it might be the definition of the war on women to reduce hillary clinton to the wife of the cheating ex-president. and i think to try to make her answer for bill clinton. it negates all of her separate accomplishments, all of which, by the way, are fair game in a presidential election. this woman, in addition to being the first lady during the whole impeachment and monica lewinskygate thing has also been a united states senator in her own right. in the clip you just played she's within been our secretary of state, held important positions and done substantial things whether you agree with them or not. litigate that. i think it's the cheapest of cheap shots to try to go after bill clinton but the purpose of it obviously is to try to dissuade hillary clinton from using the war on women language against whoever her opponent is going to be. >> we saw a lot of possible hillary talking points, presidenti

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. >>> let me bring in our company, molly ball, and nia-malika henderson. >> let's look at the governor's schedule, going to the jersey shore, then down to florida for fund-raisers, back in new jersey next week for the big inaugural address, and a party on ellis island. what do you think? >>. >> i think it's important that he not retreat into a bunker and remind people of what they might have liked about him. that he was someone who seemed to be throwing himself into the afarce of so he's going to warrant to keep those connections going and not fade away to the background? >> almost 70% have not changed their minds about him. if you look at what people think about the scandal, 44% think he's mostly telling the truth. what do these numbers tell you? >> it's for the clear he has anything to come back from. >> of course we'll have more developments, they're likely to announce some subpoenas today of the top aides that christie had the disparages woirds about. but i do think it's great whenever he is sort of surrounded by the backdrop of his office, when he gave the state of the address on tu

i agree with nia.t be sad to say this, a politician slash celebrity. it's more about -- how could he say he's the best mayor ever? >> i mentioned the texas race. doesn't cease to surprise that you get these conservative candidates coming out and saying to another conservative, well, you're in the conservative enough. i don't know what the outcome is there, although the polls are lopsided. it can't be good for the gop. >> it's the same thing there. someone who's challenging from the right, but steve stockman, he's massively in debt. got about $7 million in the bank. he's trying to get that tea party, voter rs essentially saying, conservative enough for us. doesn't have much of a chance -- paying him much mind, so this just looks like a vanity run. doesn't seem to have a real shot of doing much of anything unless he's trying to other route, too, which is becoming somewhat of a celebrity politician himself. >> clay aiken is seeking to become a celebrity politics. >> it's so bizarre on so many different le

nia, chris and chip. stand by, though. we want to get your thoughts after the break on the latest chris christie news. so stick around for just a bit. >>> now to the weather. the snow has stopped nearly everywhere, but the hazardous conditions, those remain. after a record-breaking winter storm wreaked havoc on the northeast, millions awoke this morning to a treacherous commute to work. new jersey, where governor chris christie cancelled his inaugural party on ellis island last night due to the weather there. that was hit with as much as 15-plus inches there overnight. the washington, d.c. area with federal offices closed yesterday in preparation for the storm got as much as ten inches. philadelphia reported slightly more than a foot of snow, which is the third time this year they've had more than six inches before february 1st, something that hasn't happened since records were being kept first in 1884. and right here in new york city, we saw almost a foot of snow in certain sections. yet another weather-related challenge

joining me here andrea mitchell nia-malika henderson from "the washington post," harold ford and newt gingrich. to all of you, isn't it significant that after all the hue and cry, after all these revelations by snowden, the president has in effect ended this debate by saying, these programs are going to stick around. i need them to keep the country safe, newt gingrich. >> well, that's a very significant speech in the sense that here's a guy whose bias will be for civil libertarians but after five years of daily briefings in if the white house as said, you, you know, the world is really dangerous and we need these tools to be safe. it's very hard to imagine fundamental changes in the program against president obama's wishes. >> yeah, i mean, that's a question, reformers are they going to say no, we're going to challenge these programs and stop this bulk collection of data? >> they're already saying they want to stop the bulk collection. the biggest change he made was the government would no longer store the elected metadata, all the phone records but hasn't said how that's going to hap

back with our roundtable andrea mitchell, nia-malika henderson, harold ford, newt gingrich.you've been in the pressure cooker before. how does this wear on him? >> that last quote if he meant it is a little strange. he's going to serve out his second term. that's what i just heard him say. >> until he doesn't. >> my intention is to be here unless my intention changes and it's not going to change until it changes so trust me. one of the dangers, as you know, is not the initial problem. it's the pressure cooker. it's the things you didn't expect. it's how you handle the problem. you know, it's ken langone lecturing you in public. so we'll see. christie's got to relax and understand this is a marathon. this could go on for three to six to nine months. he's not going to get rid of it easily. >> he's going to have this investigation around for a long while. that's what i was asking the assemblyman about. >> what he has to focus on is the investigation. he probably should not have gone to florida and fulfilled that commitment because in florida, if he's first of all behind a gated

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nia, the president of planned parenthood signified a bigger issue that concerns for-profit companies companies. take a look. >> the big question is, can a large for-profit company, like hobby lobby, which has brought this lawsuit and the case that will be for the supreme court, because of the ceo's personal objections to birth control, can he decide to deny birth control coverage for thousands of his employees? that, to me, is a question of what's fair? women at hobby lobby or other for-profit companies should be treated like all other women in america and make sure they can get the same health care benefits across the country no matter where they work. >> could the justices combine all of these cases, or do you see and anticipate that this will stay separate? >> that could certainly happen, but they are very separate issues here. if you look, for instance, at what hobby lobby is arguing, they're not even arguing against plain old birth control. they're arguing against something much more specific, the morning after pill, which they see is essentially an ab t abortive agent. they, al

nationalist party in that tis is one of the country's main political forces at the european elections in may nia is beginning to look rather likely that france is one of the founding nations of the european union. these kinds of prices are increasing the risk of widespread populism. this strike wing politicians would probably no longer deny the holocaust happened millions of were killed in concentration camps to end the second but will at least they wouldn't do so in . hate mongering is prohibited by hello in fronds. just as it is in gemini. despite legislation however france cabaret performer who calls themself a comedian has gained quite a following by implying anti semitic in another sense authorities have said the finance it also in the office. crude jokes that only goes down well among his followers. it didn't name the most listeners call his dislike of couldn't be more open youtube also been persecuted and they opened a can bring is used to read two years but the big three were once again this year is the with their holocaust. it matters one billion euros a year. and just as much again for

nia candy is an unfinished building the displaced sear and families used as shelter many families here come from a southern suburb of damascus called the rock which has been the scene of heavy fighting. like here is a daily struggle and winter makes it worse. none of that idea. here on this island territories and ran into water absolutely anything the fed's this man and we all were sitting on the ground in their situation is still bad. in another cca the bathrooms the scenes in the trash all sizes. no one is looking up shots and a generation is growing up without an education. jayden i don't know what they knew my father mother brothers wife children and myself all came here and live in one room. i have three children my two kids should be going to school a boy and girl. i cannot afford this. as you know it costs too much sometimes i can find work and some days i don't understand what the uh the emmys two hundred and twenty thousand people had been killed and many more displaced in serious nearly three year long civil war. a long planned peace conference is scheduled to take place in g

with this account sound picture of probably one of the most severe storms to hit the island of nias also that i see irony is a ship sent to rescue that stranded vessel in the antarctic frozen waters this fall into the trap. stadiums hotels recreation zones are all ready to welcome fans and athletes to the southern russian city of sochi for the winter olympics but if there's one thing missing none of the rest is going to matter of course that snow however there's no reason to be worried as we found out. that's the biggest challenge facing so she's organizes making sure there's plenty of off the one thing the games hunting without snow the new rosa who did all kinds of odd to reaches out over five thousand feet making it one of the biggest lifts of mountains in the world concerns about a snow less the lympics were raised up to to test the benson so she had to be cancelled last february because there wasn't enough the temperatures here rarely falls below freezing but snow is being guaranteed and here's how sixteen million cubic feet of snow has been stored and europe's biggest snow making s

we've got the eyewitness accounts of pictures of the one the most severe storms to hit the island of nias also to online and i see irony for the ship said to rescue that stranded vessel in the antarctic frozen water is not fall into the same trap itself. but if you will come and watch. the face just like you know. it was. a pleasure to have you with us here on t.v. today i'm researcher feel. stadiums hotels recreation zones are already to apparently welcome the fans and athletes to the southern russian city of sochi for those winter games now but if there's one thing missing none of the rest is going to matter in that snow well there's no reason to be worried as our correspondent found out. that's the biggest challenge facing so she's organizes making sure there's plenty off to one thing the games hunting without snow the new rosa haunted alpine resort to reach is over five thousand feet making it one of the biggest lifts of mountains in the world concerns about a snow less the lympics were raised up to two tests to benson so she had to be cancelled last february because there wasn't enou

next year poland and armenia withdrew from the contest in twenty thirteen there were joined by boss nia turkey slovakia and portugal this time caray share so i'll be able garry and cyprus have also jumped off the eurovision ship. and that list could expand as many simply cannot afford to take part in the future circus that is your vision like cyprus where roughly. every fifth person is unemployed i'm not an expert on the euro vision and white woods happening i'm describing the situation in cyprus and i'm not surprised that this decision has been taken given the fact that there are. other domains i'm talking about here with education culture the shows bosses say there's nothing to worry about we refresh the format and continued to do so whenever needed to keep the euro vision song contest the most popular pan-european entertainment t.v. show but at this rate of countries dropping out of the competition they would likely have to invent something new and very soon to keep europe's longest running song contest from losing its voice. reporting from moscow. not only has your vision been losin

has a kimono this way so creeped out signs and making shoe that and nobody can get into the building nia telling me that they have no intention to leave anytime soon not just destroys opposition leader biscotti klitschko coming here and saying to these people that they should leave the sad this position leave this building. now we've heard from the justice minister herself she said that the fact that they all keep buying these buildings and of refusing to leave could end up as hampering any kind of polk so the going on that to try and purchase some kind of peace here in ukraine and say i've been also received on to the arcade today feels very steady barricades in order to stop anybody from coming in at four am right now is not too far away from independence square the areas that the opposition all keep buying off is growing not decreasing up the moments this is despite said calls from their leaders that they should have moved away from these buildings out of that my colleague alexi other chefs deal of the report now on you it is in charge here whether it's the opposition leaders that are

intends to seek the death penalty for joe carson and i add only be the case that the jury convicts on nias last april's bomb attacks at the boston marathon. the attacks which took place nine months ago but three people dead and two hundred and sixteen wounded allen sinai and jokers brother was allegedly perpetrated the attack was killed in a confrontation with police in the days after the bombing. i was going to a nearby art is an arena for denying us to discuss this a little bit more i ask her how the justice department decided that the death penalty was appropriate in this case. well yesterday general eric holder has said that the nature of the conduct that is you and the resulting harm from the boston bombings compels his decision for the us to seek the death penalty in the case against the defendant relies on diet now before making a decision mr holder did take recommendations from his own staff as well as the justice department's capital p street the committee and boston's u s attorney carmen ortiz. no says the federal death penalty was reinstated in nineteen eighty eight ag the us wi

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of relief among the organizers of the security here will be audible when the torch moves on to check nia on tuesday. >> reporting there. here in london supporters of the hungarian politician have been labeled nazi scum as he arrived in the british capital for a rally. he wants to gather support, but opponents say he should have never been allowed to enter the u.k. in the first place. we have the story. >> reporter: as for being forced to move their rally, they ended up at what's widely regarded as a symbol of democracy. they allow free speech even if the rhetoric doesn't always sit well with the majority of people. he is part of the hungariehunga right part. they're thought of as an antisemtic. he's treated like a celebrity. >> it has nothing to do with any races or anything like that. what he said is actually the opposite. that we have to make a good relationship with every nation. >> reporter: many of us are not confident. thousands have signed a on petition calling for him to be banned from britain. antifascist pro tezers were ready to confront his transporters when they tried to meet

. >> bob costa on nia's point, the unbound john boehner at the end of last year, telling the tea partyasing, will that continue? >> i think john boehner wants to get something done on immigration. look for piecemeal bills and probably a republican version of the dream act. he doesn't have the politicala capital to pass more than that. >> john boehner, i know he's filed for reelection, but do you think he ultimately seeks reelection and does that impact how far he's willing to push among conservatives? >> i think he will seek reelection and until it's clear that he won't be speaker, he will run for the speakership. look, i've been bearish on immigration reform since the beginning and i don't think something will happen unless they're able to conference with the senate democrats. that's not something the house republicans want to do. >> bob costa, shameless plug. >> to my dad, who joined me to watch the show. >> the new football team. i know we came up short against texas a & m, but we had a good run. the coach should have been "time's" person of the year. >> he my colleague was out in d

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the eighties the prisoners of sleep nia in my view two thousand and eight. and these three get one of these people in the knowledge to head off the salad crops. and in the same time. the shop the rise above the north of the comp. did you think the open. two days ago to get that bad that something. this year the inside you. you've argued from the get go against sending what saying that it's not in a deep crisis to consult with guns you still feel that way. i think that is the one in syria. the honda says is an insidious into the back to transition was and that is vanishing and gloves. that was the accompaniment of the destruction of what the house today. credit card medically today would he do i think crystal form the security council. most given that it can be and be guilty of is an emotion. to book or forty minutes the city from hezbollah tool that his culpability of those and you'll be in tune with them. all of that decision tuesday and called off. not big on situation they can't do it. when the wind the wind until i can ask the guy and chop the fruit doub

one from booze nia. they have been to china. they go to russia. making their third trip in almost as many years to london. >> we're obviously excited to be here. our team has been here three of the last seven years. in many respects, we look at the market as our home away from home. we love london. we have been pretty successful here and we hope to have some success tomorrow night. >> and he should be hopeful about that game because of course they have not had the most success this year despite the fact that the owner spent $100 million on the players on the court back home. 15 wins, 22 losses. you have to pay attention to rule s of the nba when you they can't how you monetize basketball. merchandise and all the money getting made from that stuff gets pooled with all the teams in the nba league. the way to make money is together with your sponsors. one way to do it in a global sense to grow yourself globally and go to your sponsors and say look at the larger audience we're meeting. if you take a look at the nets, you can have a sponsor name your s

the problem this time is that you are talking about terrorist groups based 300 miles away in chets niave to enter the country from halfway around the world. that's the difference this time. you have an internal group that's russia based and they have already promised to do a terrorist act and disrupt the olympics. they have already carried out a couple of terrorist attacks killing about three dozen people in volgograd. this is different this time. it is a very serious situation. >> there are a couple of things happening surrounding aul of these incidents. president putin spoke with abc saying they are going to have a steel ring of security around the games. some american lawmakers are concerned that russia is not being as forthcoming about their security plans as need-be. they are not cooperating. we had lawmakers come out yesterday on cnn and say, hey, i wouldn't send my family to sochi for the olympics. >> that's a tough thing. the olympic games are different in the sense that the people that compete spend a lifetime preparing at the olympics. they start, three, four, five years old.

how a moment much ipp some nia lappeded one man a megaforward un. >> welcome back to al jazeera americam morgan radford with you live from new york city. we'll tell you about the technological advances that we cap expect in 2014. let's get a look at where the snow and the rain fall across the country with meteorologist eboni deon. >> we are watching the frontal boundary making a move. a lot of the cold air spilling into the deep south. as far as the rain, we are not seeing a lot, but there's a bit of moisture across florida. it's mainly snow stretching interest the great lakes to parts of the inner mountain west. snow flakes were flying. dicey along the roads. widespread winter storm warnings and watches in place. >> if you are still digging out of this winter storm you are probablying dealing with a lot of size. most areas use salt, but there are surprising alternatives to melt your problems right away. >> traditional ways of solving the problem of slick services include chemical deicers, sand and salt. the same salt on your dinner table, and a popular agent against ice. it lowers the

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and i can't understand why we -- how you can compare us with i've nia with that -- got a whole lot moreuestions. i thank you for this wonderful opportunity to ask. host: if you would like to pick up on any of this. guest: i am moderately familiar with what the caller is referring to. chambers is very controversial. for those preparing for the super bowl senator chambers might by the richard sherman of the state legislator in nebraska. the caller referenced something that has been a major scandal which has been the effort to privatize the social services function in nebraska, which i think whether democrat or republican most folks would acknowledge has been a failure. now they're sort of going back to square one to try to redo that. overall, though, i would make the point nebraska was number fifth in our survey, generally a very high level of disclosure there. a strong ethics regime. une cameral legislature. and engaged citizenry that really keeps a pretty close eye on what's going on in lincoln. host: let's get in one more call from new jersey. good morning. caller: good morning. i coul