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we're going to obstruct, obstruct, obstruct, and they have done that. what i don't understand is why in 2010 the people who voted for obama for president didn't go back and give him a democratic congress. i think people are -- i think people are a little kind of dash i am taking my marbles and going home about electoral politics, that if somebody doesn't immediately make everything better or do everything you want, then you just say, well, to heck with him, i am not going to say that. i have a lot of problems with president obama, but i am going to vote for him. >> how do you think he will fare against the campaign against governor romney? >> i am not a fortune teller. all of my fingers are crossed, what can i say? i think it is going to be hard. i think these swing states, these swing states are very swingy and not only that, in some states like florida the republicans in charge are doing their best to knock people disproportionately off the rolls which is another major, major scandal, 180,000 people in florida have received these letters saying, well,

it comes one day after thomas gore pleaded guilty to obstructing evidence. >> all this activity took place while the mayor was at a shopping center convention in las vegas. he arrived this morning. when he arrived for his only public event of the day he seemed shaken. mayor break came to a previous schedule the event, but reporters were focused on one issue. charges against his campaign aides and what that means for his future. >> i will not talk about this today because it is a pending investigation. we will let it unfold as it well. i have already answered questions. >> and other great campaign realist howard brooks was charged with making a false statement. it involves the candidate who verbally abused during the debates. brown started telling reporters that howard brooks paid him to be on the attack. this comes one day after thomas gore, in another of his campaign aides, pleaded guilty to obstruction of justice for destroying a notebook of payments made to brown. mayor gray, it is a rough welcome home with a residence looking at his man howard brooks who is in trouble. >> he is c

it's that obstruction of justice charge that could send him to prison. >> d.c. mayor had insisted from the beginning after winning the election in 2010 that he did nothing wrong. >> first of all, we never authorized any of that. >> federal prosecutors are convinced there was a lot going wrong that unseated mayor, adrian fenty. >> after people engaged in wrong doing, they need to be held accountable. >> suleiman brown had claimed he was promised a job in the gray administration and his campaign had been given money orders to help him stay in the race to criticize the incumbent. brown got the job, but was eventually fired. >> vincent gray's campaign specifically, mayor vincent gray, gave me cash and money orders to maintain my campaign for mayor, cover living expenses, and attack then mayor fenty during the 2010 mayoral race. >> the charges say prosecutors believe suleiman brown's account. in a four count document, charged with using candidate a's campaign funds to purchase money orders that were then donated to candidate b's campaign. using somebody else's name.

they went along with constant obstruction. and so they have played that strategy out, and i don't think it's helped the country at all. i think the gentleman from tennessee who is a coal miner, who is a laborer, i think that you will see that there is one party, the democrats, who are in favor of labor, who are in favor of collective bargaining and worker protections and education and safety and all those kinds of things. and there is one party that has been lax on that. and the record speaks for itself. >> how do democratic strategists, how do labor union activists go out and motive people like our caller and channel some of that anger and frustration that he feels into your cause, into the progressive cause? >> well, first of all, labor didn't get everything it wanted with president obama. president obama did not do the employee free choice act, and that was the number one issue that the labor in this country wanted. the president decided to go health care. and health care and jobs, in that order. so the unions were told, yo

they went along with constant obstruction. and so they have played that strategy out, and i don't think it's helped the country at all. i think the gentleman from tennessee who is a coal miner, who is a laborer, i think that you will see that there is one party, the democrats, who are in favor of labor, who are

faced with being caught obstructing or not obstructing, they stopped obstructing. good. good for america. good for bipartisanship. if it is good for them on the other side of the aisle, fine. now they're back to their old ways. what was the pay-for we put in? we thought it would pass. it was one of the things considered in various groups and committees, bipartisan, on thousand pay for the deficit -- on how to pay for the d i think this was considered in the august group of last year. what we simply say is this clierntion if you are a partnership, a big law firm, an accounting firnl, there are some of them -- a small number -- not most, most do it the right way -- but they want to avoid the payroll tax. and how did they do it? they say, we're giving our partners dividends as opposed to salaries. think don't pay a payroll tax of up to a -- a payroll tax we all pay, up to the first $100,000-some-odd. that seemed reasonable and fair. it's a loophole. it was called a loophole when john edwards was caught doing it in his law firm by rush limbaugh, but others as well. many cons

in this charge is that the assistant treasurer had the intent to impede, obstruct and influence the investigation, that is the one that gets you serious jail time. just quickly, giving you background, j.c., you call brown, a minor candidate for mayor, claims vincent gray and staffers solicited him to continue criticizing the incumbent mayor at the time. he says it was a quid pro quo situation, that he was promised and given campaign support, and he produced some money orders, at that time. we, in our investigation, found that hundreds of money orders were purchased by the gray campaign at the safeway right across the street from the campaign headquarters. and part of the investigation is the feds looking into where these money orders went. we at least know part of that ever their conclusions the stand treasurer used some of the money orders to funnel money into the campaign of brown. >> but the question is, did the mayor know about this? did he endorse this? >> reporter: absolutely. regardless of what prosecutors may tell us publicly, we know when they launch these kind of investiga

a jury convicted bonds of obstruction of justice when he testified in 2003 before a federal grand jury investigating the balco steroids scandal. >>> friday is here. the weekend is just a few hours away. . >> this is a transition day. [ unintelligible ] >>> today is a transition day cold front moving through the monterey bay where we have light rain. the rest of us cloudy, maybe every once in a while you get mist maybe a little drizzle one burst wasn't heavy enough to turn on the windshield wipers. there's residual moisture on the roads still a little wet. they will dry quickly thanks to these winds. west 17 oakland, sfo. 16 fairfield, 16 san jose that is going to be the constant today clouds will leave, winds stay for the better part of today. stepping out now all the way through 8:00, temperatures are going to whoever around upper 40s to around 50°. clouds disappear by noon, mostly sunny, mid 50s along the coast into san francisco upper 50s to low 60s for the rest of us. through the afternoon more sunshine, breezes coming off the ocean will keep our temperatures below average mid to u

congressman quail said he thinks the doj will continue to obstruct and the congressman law said nothing deputy attorney general wrote on tuesday two oversight -- to darrell issa, quote, we believe a contempt proceeding would be unwarranted. the department continues to believe, however, that efforts to arrive at a mutually acceptable resolutions of the matter has not been fully exhausted and house minority leader nancy pelosi told abcs this week she doesn't think that holder is in contempt of congress and that anything he's withheld relates to criminal prosecution and executive privilege n. washington. >>> nasa boarded the -- aborted the first launch of a private rocket heading to the international space station this morning. the spokesperson said the onboard computers for the spacex falcon 9 rocket shut down the launch automatically. the rock set an unmanned private spacecraft. nasa will try again on tuesday. >>> the show did go on for the annual air show at andrews air force base and this is that video of a flyover. the show features the blue angels, the flight demonstration squadron,

you can see a big tree obstructing it. that is the spot where firefighters were called to and rescued a woman. >> the neighbors alerted us. an aggressive interior search was conducted. indeed a victim was found and taken from there. >> reporter: paramedics rushed her to the hospital. we are told she is in critical condition. the home is located along 41st avenue. the flames began spreading early this afternoon. neighbors called for help around 3:00. firefighters put out the flames fairly quickly. less than 20 minutes despite challenging circumstances inside. >> the inside crews reported it was difficulty in mobility inside because of the tight quarters there. any time ingress, obstruction, firefighterring is hinders. >> reporter: no one else was hurt. i want to bring you back out here. firefighters are lucky because it is windy tonight. also, just down the street there is an elementary school, saint gabrials. students at the school were not effected. reporting live in san francisco, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> ahead in 8 minu

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going to make a plea bargain, going to plead guilty to one federal charge, one felony charge of obstruction of justice and three misdemeanor charges of wrongdoing. as you said, gore acted as the assistant treasurer to mayor vincent gray's campaign. court documents filed yesterday charge gore with using money orders to make contributions in the name of another person. the court papers do not specifically name vincent gray or normer mayoral candidate suleiman brown but documents allege donations were transferred from candidate a to candidate b and that gore destroyed a record of those illegal payments. the charges seem to support allegations that suleiman brown made after he was fired from his job as an accountant in the gray administration. he said he was paid by gray staffers for bash former mayor adrian fenty during campaign debates. now, mayor gray has repeatedly denied any wrongdoing but political analysts believe the charges against gore may be just the beginning. >> they get a small fish and they try to trade up and say all right, we'll give you leniency or we'll often the charges if y

the republicans have threw sheer implaquable will and reputation converted extraordinary obstructione. a vicious soocycle sets in. my next guest is trying to get the media to see this for what sit, an unprecedented crisis. the report is, i will admit myself to finding myself thinking this is run of mill and we've had these oscillating periods in which one party is controlling the senate and the white house and they try to do what they can. what makes this period different? why is it so much different than the first three years or first three and a half years of clinton and bush? >> what makes it so different is that republicans are engaging in an unprecedented level of obstructionism. it's pure politics. even nominees who they support they're actually blocking and preventing votes on. today, if you look at those 14 nominees who were confirmed over the pass several weeks, we see that all of those nominees were pending on the floor last year. that just tells you how far back this senate is. there was a meeting today at the white house. i was gratified to see so many people activists fr

that would be the obstruction of justice charges. brown saws he was paid to bash mayor fenty during campaign debates. some say the plea doesn't bode well after the recent city scandals. >> i am hopeful that the u.s. attorney is getting to the end of these investigations. certainly the people of the district of columbia deserve to know what happened and if there are laws broken, people have to be held accountable. >> reporter: mayor gray is in las vegas right now and was unavailable to answer questions. he did refer us to his attorney, bob bennett, who said it would be inappropriate to comment at this time and suleiman brown himself was also unavailable for comment. that is the latest here. back to you. >> stoi. d.c. councilman marion barry is out of the hospital this morning. he was admitted to a hospital in las vegas sunday after developing a blood clot while flying there. the 76-year-old tweeted this picture of himself and a nurse and another one with his doctor. he is expected to make a full recovery. barry, mayor vincent gray and

. >>> coming up, president obama goes on offense and is calling out republican obstruction. we'll play his new ad and i'll talk to howard fineman on that subject coming up. >>> rachel maddow takes on republicans claiming there's no pay gap between men and women. we'll give commentary. >>> the president takes on the gop talking points at the white house correspondence dinner. we'll play the highlights. share your thoughts on twitter. we're right back. >>> president obama made his pitch to the american worker today. he spoke to the members of the building trades union about the republican anti-labor agenda. >> over the last year i sent congress a whole series of jobs bills to put people to work, to put your members back to work, and time after time, the republicans have gotten together and they've said no. the easiest bill to pass in washington used to be getting roads and bridges built because it's not like only democrats are allowed to use these things. everybody is permitted. >> republicans spent the last three years obstructing the president's economic agenda. now the gop

gore is charged with one felony count of obstruction of justice and three misdemeanors for making illegal campaign contributions. court documents were filed yesterday and they are charging gore with using money orders to make contributions in the name of another person. the court papers do not specifically name vincent gray or former mayoral candidate suleiman brown but the documents do allege that donations were transferred from candidate a to candidate b and that gore destroyed a record of those illegal payments. the charges do seem to support those allegations that suleiman brown made after he was fired from his job as an accountant in the gray ad m he says he was paid to bash former mayor adrian fenty during campaign debates and for a city council that has grown weary of scandals, some members are ready for the feds to finally wrap up the year-long investigation, whatever the outcome. >> i'm just really hopeful that the u.s. attorney is getting to the end of these investigations. certainly the people of the district of columbia deserve to know what happened and if there are laws bleak

continuing to obstruct any progress in our economy. these tea party republicans care about one thing and they the once again bring the economy to the brink of default in order to try and experience partisan gain. they have to stop the partisanship and obstructionism and learn how to compromise. we supported cuts, $2 tril yn in cuts. they walk away from that because we also said that oil companies should do more as well. >> you know, i've got here david, an expert that wrote about this last summer, here they are a couple days ago. republicans passing what they call their fix-it thing. protect the department against any cuts. that's the deal last year after this whole mismash occurred. just cut medicaid and food stamps. guess who they are cutting? medicaid for poor people and food stamps for poor people and have taxes for the rich. >> and perhaps even more important, they're not sticking with the deal they accepted a year ago. >> which was adding cuts. >> john boehner tried to cut a deal with the president. i write about this in "showdow

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among the charges they face, murder, attempted murder, robbery, and obstruction of justice. >> in the days and weeks that followed, our investigation revealed the defendants went to great lengths seeking to cover their tracks and escape justice. but as the suspects learned this morning, justice is patient and justice is resolute. >> the violence must stop and the indictment unsealed today is a clear message to gang member that say they will be brought to justice for the pain and sorrow they inflict on their communities. >> reporter: this man lives two doors down from the petaluma suspect. he shot video and photos of the raid. he can't believe what his neighbor is accused of. >> that's scary to know that you're living next to someone who can make a commotion like this. >> reporter: now, this 37-page indictment spells out a long list of charges against 19 people. those 19 people will be in federal court tomorrow morning. now, those three federal agents that were wounded in this morning's raid are in stable condition tonight with non-life threatening gunshot wounds. they're being called

he pleaded guilty to obstruction of justice, destroying evidence and making $660 on illegal campaign contributions. according to court papers, they thought brown was doing a good job pestering the mayor so he provided campaign money to keep brown's campaign alive. after the election when brown started talking to the media gore said he shredded records of payments to brown. he was apparently caught in the lie when he met september 22 with a person who was another staffer presumably wired it. >> criticized his family, just had nothing to do with the campaign or the policies of the city. it was all about personally attacking somebody. >> this may be just the beginning. >> i believe the government will charge additional people. whether i represent them or not i do not know. >> so the big question is did this go on with mayor great's knowledge. if it did, is he in big trouble? it is scheduled -- he is scheduled to return to the city late tonight. >> thank you very much. police have made an arrest in the murder of a local rapper. dennis was arrested and charged. he was shot and killed duri

i think it's voters send their senators to legislate not block and obstruct abate we have we have no debate on these bills and that's that's precisely what this is about this is about restoring accountability so where is this going to go this well this was filed in the united states district court here in washington d.c. court first circuit court with common cause for members of congress including congressman john lewis keith ellison co-chair of the progressive caucus and three undocumented students who would be united states citizens today but for the dream act which had fifty five votes in the senate we had a president friends yesterday where we said you know that bill won by five votes disclose that received fifty nine votes in the senate that won by nine votes one vote short of a filibuster passed the house passed the senate the president would have signed it it's not law that's the crux of this this debate and that's and that's the real crime of this stephen thank you thanks so much for having thanks for the great work that you're doing thank you for the last few years republica

the point being that congress was voted in to obstruct the president's policies. the ad fails to mention that obama had a democratic majority in the house. both houses of congress his first two years, right? >> yes. however you come down on this is fine. these are great packaging ideas, but it is n playing. if you add up the last few years, sorry, man. you can't package it. >> don't you think that ad plays well if you know nothing about obama's policies ? totally ignorant voter? >> absolutely. it is a good add for those who haven't made up their mind. >> totally agree. >> or who wer't paying attention. >> what were you saying? >> case in p oi nt. >> you brought up slogans with thed with forward in them, and good for you for bringing that up. >> thank you. i did site where i got it from. >> the washington times i think? >> i found it on your desk. it was all of those things under lined. >> have i to say almost forward was the motto of my basic training battalion. >> really? almost forward? >> sorry, always forward. >> no wonder they all died. >> almost forward is a

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i mean, so the dynamic we're seeing where the defendants do everything they can to obstruct the process family members is something we're going to be seeing over and over again because it's very clear this is going to drag on for years. >> and tell us about the judge's reaction. at one point he ordered a translator to be brought into the room so that the defendants would have to hear the translations. >> that's another -- that was another tactic designed to drag out the process. they wouldn't put on their head sets. they couldn't hear the consecutive translaces. the judge clearly doing everything he can to make this seem like it's a fair trial orders the translations so he can be assured that the defendants are hearing what's going on. you know, look, there were things going on in that courtroom that you'd never see in a federal courtroom in new york. when i walked in during prayer break, there's khalid shaikh mohammed and the defendants with their prayer rugs engaging in prayer. khalid shaikh mohammed acting as the imam leading them. you would never see that in a federal courtroom in n

again, he's faced obstruction in congress. he's faced abstinence in congress. done a number of thing. would i like to see more? absolu absolutely. can he do it by himself? he cannot. he needs a willing partner in congress. he hasn't had that. >> ron christie, has the president done enough and have the obstructions been the reason he hasn't done enough if he hasn't? >> i don't think he has done enough. you say republican obstructionism. the fact of the matter is the president controlled the white house, the democrats controlled the congress for the first two years. they were intent on passing a health care reform bill rather than focusing on the economy and jobs like so many around the country wanted them to. i think the republicans are very willing to work with the president, very willing to find ways we can have government get out of the way and allow job creation, but i think education is the true civil rights of the 21st century. and i think we need to focus on education to allow communities of color and people of color to get a job. >> let's cut to i think

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you take that record and extreme after extreme after extreme of obstruction, obstruction, obstructionthe day this will be a close election. >> let me ask you about other issues out there. we have been talking a lot in the last week about gay marriage and the president talking about gay marriage. even though the polls do seem overall nationally to be movering in the direction that the president has staked out, look at a lot of the battleground states and places like pennsylvania and ohio and north carolina, sit going to be tough in some of those districts for some of your folks who are running there? >> i don't believe it is going to be much of an issue in congressional races. i think the president made the right decision. i supported this decision for my entire time in congress. and as a public official. it was a right decision. but every member of congress and every challenger has to reflect values and priorities of the districts in which they are running. i don't believe that this issue is going to sway the election one way or the other. >> given that point congressional districts a

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their play was partisan obstruction, protecting millionaires over medicare. saying we have plenty of money to give them tax cuts but not seniors their medicare. and continuing to obstruct any progress on our economy. they care about one thing. tea party republicans in congress. they will bring this economy to the brink of default in order to try and insurance some partisan game. they have to stop the partisanship. they walked away from our cuts. we said oil companies should do more as well. >> you know i have david corn with me who is an expert, you wrote about this, the republicans passed their fix it thing. protect the defense department from any cuts, that was the deal last year when all of this mismash occurred, and just medicare and food stamps. they're cutting medicaid for poor people and food stamps for poor people and pushing for big tax cuts for the rich. >> perhaps more important, they're not sticking with the deal they accepted a year ago john boehner, you know, tried to cut a deal with the president. i write about this in "shoudown" that would hav

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a jury convicted him of obstructing stkwreus when he testified in 2003, before a federal grand jury investigatingalco steroid scandal. >>> meteorologist man is back with the forecast. >> he's got the cape ready you might need that this morning. >> starting to see it break up, quick transition from clouds to sun today good morning. here's a look at live doppler, be equipped with sunscreen for the weekend. right now clouds are still keeping us in the low to mid 50s from san rafael san francisco 5050 four in free -- 50, 54 in fremont. winds will the sign of today's forecast coming in from the west, a lot of sun quickly today going to that cool breeze off the ocean running around 10 to 18 miles per hour right now. that is going to keep our temperatures below average. we have gale warnings for gusts up to 45 miles per hour over the ocean and bay waters during the afternoon hours. 50° by 8:00, noon the clouds fade, mid 50s along the coast into san francisco upper 50s to low 60s for the rest of us. 4:00, mid to upper 50s along the coast into san francisco, low 60s around the bay shore into the south bay

between harry reid and mitch mcconnell are becoming old hat, the two of them blame the other for the obstructionn the senate. i take it that you side with harry reid on this, that you believe it's the republicans responsible, do the democrats have any blame in how the process has been working this year? >> i'd like to look at an objective source, i'm not an object source. i would like at norm ornstein and professor mann who did a very important study in which they said that they used to say everyone's to blame. but now after they studied it they said, guess what, it's the republicans. and these guys are nonpartisan scholars. i'm there every day. i've never seen so many filibusters, i've never seen a leader say his main objective is to defeat a president. i'm not going to say it's my opinion, i'm going to cite a expert who is nonpartisan that it's the republican. they create a crisis where there is no crisis, they've launched a war on women, they take the side of the wealthiest among us and turn against the 99% and it's out there. it's out there. >> there was a quote from one of your democratic c

this is obstruction at all levels. great to have you with us tonight. it's mean-spirited.n all out assault to stop anything president obama was able to accomplish. >> there's no other way to read it. the exchanges are a no brainer. as you pointed out they expand coverage. they also enable the citizens of every state to be able to shop for coverage and compare policies one to another. you can't do that now. this was a great idea when republican governors had it before the affordable care act was passed. there's an exchange in utah. when mitt romney was governor of massachusetts, he created an exchange there. it's been very successful in both states. they had different approaches. what we're seeing now is nothing but politics. they're wanting to make sure they can keep this going as political rhetoric as long as they can. >> they are using the supreme court to hide behind them. how long does it take to set up a good exchange to be implemented. if you get a favorable ruling, if the country get faifrsable ruling, they would have five and a half to six months to set this up. >>