[cheers and applause] now, please welcome back to the podium our chairman, patrick kelly.on industry is showing that profit and not healthcare are so-called freedom of choice is what truly motivates them. today we are happy it welcome a young woman who truly demonstrates that the latino community is still a strong vibrant pro-life community. it is a community that is growing and sharing its pro-life character around the country. join me in welcoming to the march for life giovanna romero. >> thank you. good afternoon, everyone. i'm a young professional in new york city and like many of you i recognize the value of every single human life and as a latina can no longer be silent. we cannot afford to. latinas and african-americans are being systematically targeted by the culture of death and we can no longer stay silent. we are the pro-life generation and we will be held accountable for what we did or did not do to top this genocide. who is with me to fight this we will be held accountable for what we did or did not do to stop this genocide. who is with me to fight this good f

my name is patrick kelly, and i am proud to serve the chairman of the board on the march for life.lf of the whole march for life team, we would like to welcome you to the largest and most important civil rights demonstration in the world. [applause] this year's theme is a noble decision. it reflects the importance of the light affirming action. we at march for life that adoption is ultimately an act of love. the bond of love for the very same child. before we stand together for the pledge of allegiance, led by glen burkey. >> i pledge allegiance to the >> i pledge allegiance to the flag of the united states of america, and to the republic for which it stands, one nation under god with liberty and justice for all. [applause] >> thank you. in thanksgiving for the great collaborative witness or the orthodox and catholic bishop offering our prayer each year, i would like to welcome to the podium, his grace, the chancellor of the holy metropolis of chicago orthodox church who will lead the opening prayer. he is joined onstage by clergy, bishop representing the syriac, the orthodox churc

. >> reporter: the statute of limitation long expired but patrick kelly, the ex-agent that investigatedse back then, says the theft remains inexcusable. >> they rationalize a criminal act. i don't believe such people have the right to take upon themselves and make decisions. >> reporter: they are proud of what they did and have a message for the modern day counterpart, edward snowden. >> from one whistle-blower to another whistle-blower, hi. >> still ahead, another massive jpmorgan settlement. this time the money is expected to help people who were burned by bernie madoff's ponzi scheme. we'll have the latest for you. in the last 23 years, but i needed help in quitting smoking. [ male announcer ] along with support, chantix varenicline is proven to help people quit smoking. chantix reduced the urge for me to smoke. it actually caught me by surprise. [ male announcer ] some people had changes in behavior, thinking, or mood, hostility, agitation, depressed mood, and suicidal thoughts or actions while taking or after stopping chantix. if you notice any of these, stop chantix and call your

first is from patrick kelly, the chairman of the march.nts by brit hume on special report. >> we believe adoption is an acting of live that is a bond of love for the very same child. >> let's listen to brett hume. >> the biggest change of abortion clinics in the country refers to itself as planned parenthood. they carried out 329,000. that is not parenthood. those protesters understand there is something wrong about all of this and come each year to remind us. >> what do you think about that? and the push this year really to talk more about adoption as an option? >> well, martha, i know that the decisions women make about abortion there are american different reasons. americans disagree. but there is overwhelming agreement that those are decisions each woman needs to make. despite so many polls that show they don't want congress dealing with these issues, there is a small and vocal group of conservatives that are trying to push anti-woman's agenda. when you look back to 2012 with the president's election and you look at the 2013 race in vi

my name is patrick kelly, and i am proud to serve the chairman of the board on the march for life.ke to welcome you to the largest and most important civil rights demonstration in the world. [applause] a nobler's theme is decision. it reflects the importance of the light affirming action. at march for life that adoption is ultimately an act of love. love for the very same child. before we stand together for the pledge of allegiance, led i went by glen burkey. >> i pledge allegiance to the flag of the united states of america, and to the republic for which it stands, one nation under god with liberty and justice for all. [applause] you.hank in thanksgiving for the great collaborative witness or the orthodox and catholic bishop offering our prayer each year, i would like to welcome to the podium, his grace, the chancellor of the holy metropolis of chicago orthodox church who will lead the opening prayer. he is joined onstage by clergy, syriac,epresenting the the orthodox church of america and the archdiocese in america. catholic bishop of the united states. >> thank you. it is great

. >> reporter: the statute of limitations has long expired but patrick kelly, the ex-agent who investigateddon't believe such people have a right to take upon themselves to make decisions >> translator: raines are proud of what they did and have a message for what they see as their modern day counterpart. >> one a whistleblower to another whistleblower, hi! >>> the polar vortex's impact on the unemployment debate. why the senate needed to reschedule a vote and why republicans say it's just an excuse to delay. "morning joe" will be right back. [ male announcer ] what if a small company became big business overnight? ♪ like, really big... then expanded? ♪ or their new product tanked? ♪ or not? what if they embrace new technology instead? ♪ imagine a company's future with the future of trading. company profile. a research tool on thinkorswim. from td ameritrade. i'm here to get the lady of the house back on her feet. [ all gasp ] oj, veggies -- you're cool. mayo? corn dogs? you are so outta here! aah! 'cause i'm re-workin' the menu, keeping her healthy and you on your toes. [ female announcer

. >> the statute of limitation says has long expired, but patrick kelly, the ex-agent who investigatedase back then that the theft remains inexcusable. >> they're rationalizing a criminal act. i don't believe such people have the right to take upon themselveses and make decisions. >> but the raines are proud of what they did and have a message for the man they see as their modern-day counterpart. >> from one whistle-blower to another whistle more. hi. >> for "today," michael isikoff, nbc news, washington. >>> we'll move on to another interesting trial that revealed nigella lawson. they were acquitted of ringing up more than $1 million worth of expenses and this morning they're speak out on british television. michelle kosinski is live. good morning to you. >> reporter: a truly ugly, very personal legal battle. they're facing possibly years in prison. the grillo sisters first vilified in the british press and vindicated in court say they wish nigella well. >> this has been an unfortunate affair for everybody. >> yeah. >> no win. no winners in this situation. >> you maintained you did no

kellie, also is an officer with bart police. she says that she loves her and husband for ever. * must brother patrick smith is a field training officer police department. he says that his heart goes out to the officer who accidently shot his younger brother. >> she knows all too well how is phil's. >> i feel very sad for the daughter. it is just a very terrible tragedy. >> the mother of oscar grant, who says her boss and prayers are with the family, her story is shared with the world with the 2013 box office hit fruit fell station. she stated that she did not know the officer but she heard that he was a great guy. >> no one deserves to die like that. >> johnson stated that she hopes the bart will make changes. >> the officers should be wearing cameras on them so that we can know as the public actually what happens. >> she said that bart officers should do away with carrying firearms. that >> there should be some other type before said they can use. bart needs to work on their training and how they're police officers should react in different situations. this is a situation that occurred. >> the time is 5:52 a.m.. we will be right bac

kevin o'dowd, david samson, bridget anne kelly, charlie mcken that, the governor's council, the incoming chief of staff, the press secretary, bill beroni, patrick foye who is the kind of truth teller in the middle of this story at the port authority. people remember he's the one who wrote the memo when he discovered this saying it was outrageous and looked like it was a violation of law. this list that we're seeing looks like the basic first stage that you would go to, especially most of these names appearing on the e-mails that we've seen. and authoring most of the e-mails that we've seen. >> absolutely. you know, i've talked extensively with assemblyman wisniewski that's doing their investigation. and also senator weinberg who's chairing the senate committee. and both of them have indicated to me that there's going to be sort of a round one here. none of them would rule out that this could eventually go up to the governor, but they're kind of not running straight to that door. and they're hitting this round of people first. >> everyone knows in a normal evolution of an investigation, there's always the biggest possible target. you know, the k

of the church, patrick smith told mourners quote being a police officer is what tommy did for a living. what defined him was everything away from it. tom smith leaves behind his wife, kelly also a bart officer and their 6-year-old daughter, summer. inside of the church a tearful police chief said of smith, quote, his first and highest priority was his family. his wife and daughter were the light of his life. >> he was a police officer and he was very, very good at it. and we would like to be like him. but he, he truly, his passion was his wife and his daughter and his family. >> along with bart officers the mourners included many employees like saul amanzo who auk talked with sargeant smith just one time. >> from that one time it was, made a lasting impression on me. and i'll miss him. >> many of those in uniform came from as far as massachusetts to pay respects. >> there is no way that we can repay the family for the sacrifice that was made but some small way that we can just help them just find peace at this time. >> chief rainy said smith gave his life for what he believed in. he charged officers to quote go, out there and live as tommy lived. >> and contributions to

of the church, patrick smith told mourners quote being a police officer is what tommy did for a living. what defined him was everything away from it. tom smith leaves behind his wife, kelly also a bart officer and their 6-year-old daughter, summer. inside of the church a tearful police chief said of smith, quote, his first and highest priority was his family. his wife and daughter were the light of his life. >> he was a police officer and he was very, very good at it. and we would like to be like him. but he, he truly, his passion was his wife and his daughter and his family. >> along with bart officers the mourners included many employees like saul amanzo who auk talked with sargeant smith just one time. >> from that one time it was, made a lasting impression on me. and i'll miss him. >> many of those in uniform came from as far as massachusetts to pay respects. >> there is no way that we can repay the family for the sacrifice that was made but some small way that we can just help them just find peace at this time. >> chief rainy said smith gave his life for what he believed in. he charged officers to quote go, out there and live as tommy lived. >> and contributions to

his next chief of staff, in addition to bridget kelly, who was with him in seaside heights that day, regina egea on september 13th, she was copied on patrick foye's angry e-mail to bill baroni. and in that e-mail, foye says point-blank i believe laws were broken in both states and federal law. so that's an issue that also raises the question, you know, if one of the top aides to the governor who is in charge of supervising authority for him isn't alerting him to this very, very explosive situation, you know, who was informed in the governor's office, you know? who was in charge of digesting this information and responding? >> now, david, today governor christie said he would cooperate with all investigations, richard. >> yep. >> listen to this. >> i'm the governor. and i'm ultimately responsible for all that happens on my watch, both good and bad. and without a doubt, we will cooperate with all appropriate inquiries to ensure that this breach of trust does not happen again. >> what will you be watching, richard? >> all appropriate inquiries. the problem here is that we're now looking based on the newspaper reports at a pattern of behavior