." >> narrator: the president took it all in, and then it was chief of staff rahm emanuel's turn. >> he's a brilliant political strategist-- hard-nosed, profane, just a force of nature. >> very political, very aggressive at creating deals. in fact, probably more so than one would anticipate someone from the obama administration being. >> narrator: obama's choice of an inside dealmaker like emanuel had surprised many of his supporters. >> he's sort of the opposite of obama in a lot of ways. it was an immediate indication that this white house was not going to be about "kumbaya" and getting along and trying to do everything they could to win republican votes. they were going to try and win. >> narrator: emanuel told obama to win, he needed to move fast. >> he recognized that the moment obama was going to be at his strongest was the beginning. >> narrator: in the end, the president decided to go for health care right away to make a larger point. >> we were sitting in the oval office, and we were sort of having a debate around health care at one point, and the president said, "it's about

status of rahm emanuel is the big question, specifically his residency. julian crews is live now in pilsen with more on the story. >> good afternoon. this record field of 20 candidates is off and running. it's an all out sprint to the february election which is not that far away. but the spotlight now shifts to rahm emanuel and the all important residency issue that has the potential at least to derail his run for mayor. >> have i not seen anything that would suggest to me that he meet the requirement of the law. >> on the controversy surrounding rahm emanuel's residency status in chicago. davis saying the bottom line is the law has to be followed. critics say the law is crystal clear. a candidate to be mayor has to have lived here at least a full year before the election. emanuel who of course until recently was in washington in the barack obama white house owns a single family home on the north side but he has been renting it to this man, rob halpen, the businessman who in a i -- astonishing twist of fate to run for mayor. as tomorrow's hearing draws ne

are not crazy about the idea of working with rahm emanuel. it is looking for someone who will be a threat to the exwhite house chief of staff. and alexi ginnaoulias said he was shown results of a poll that put him 6 or 7 points ahead of rahm emanuel. he will make the run official after several weeks on a listing tour. he will kick off his campaign on the north side. and danny davis will get into the race on sunday morning downtown. davis, who just won his eighth term in congress, is getting into the game late after a coalition of african-american leaders picked him as its consensus candidate. and sunday evening the head of the salem baptist on the south side, james meeks, will launch his campaign. one believes if you add alexi ginnaoulias to the mix, there will be a run-off in aperal. >> i think if he did run, it would make it more difficult for anybody to get into the runoff. it will be -- nobody would be a sinch as much as i think rahm emanuel is thought of in previously to running. that's the strategy i think. >> reporter: the election is

rahm emanuel says he loves the city, and he wants to lead it. chicago roots and washington experience, the mayoral hopeful, he says, make him the most qualified candidate. >> only the 200 to help president obama as his chief of staff could have pride me away from chicago. only the 200 to to leave the city could have pride me away from the president's side. >> he launched his campaign today in the north side district as a representative congressman. 250 supporters listened to his speech inside the school gymnasium. in it, he thanked mayor daly for his 22 years of experience, but criticized the culture of corruption inside politics. >> emanuel has spent the last several weeks in what he calls a listening tour, and he promises the listening won't stop if he's elected. >> i'll hold regular town meetings in every part of our city, bringing along department heads to hear from the residents and taxpayers. >> he comes in from washington, thinks he's going to take the mayorship. >> but some residents see him as an outsider and protested outside of his an

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believe i have to go out and earn this. >> what's one thing that chicago residents don't know about rahm emanuel? >> they know the congressman. they know president obama's chief of staff. some of them may know the brother emanuel in the sense of my two brothers, one is a doctor and the other is out in hollywood as an agent. but amy and i made a choice about our family life. nothing means more to me than those three kids. >> reporter: emanuel says he has tried to keep all his kids out of the public eye as much as. and we're going to bring queue -- you more in-depth interviews with the candidates. november 20 is the last date people can file to get on that ballot. >>> one of the men who killed the parents of a talk show host who used to work here is going away for a long time. he gets 120 year prison sentence today. gregory brooks pled guilty to killing the mcclendons at their home last year. gerard spoke with the public tonight saying justice was served. >> we feel for the gregory brooks family. i have forgiven them. i have not changed my mind on that. but the judge rendered the decision today an

this week there may be no bigger issue than with if rahm emanuel should be on the ballot.oesn't look like he should. watching the flurry for the race to mayor, danny davis is far from intimidated. >> people walking in purchase a lottery ticket and they're kind of hoping that they're going to win this million-dollar jackpot. >> reporter: in his case he says it's less a shot at a jock pot than a chance to build on years of public service. first as alderman then seven terms as a congressman sent back to washington last time with about 80% of the vote. and today davis made it clear, very clear, former white house chief of staff rahm emanuel doesn't belong on this ballot. emanuel's residency expected to be challenged in court as early as tomorrow. >> as i see it, the law simply states you must be a resident of the city of chicago for a year. didn't have any caveats, didn't have any special considerations. it didn't say if you worked for the president. >> reporter: there are other opponents davis could have a beef with. but says he doesn't. he pledged to run only if he was the c

so i think you're looking at rahm emanuel, danny davis, james meek. people milling around. rahm has to feel pretty good about where he stands now. >> many pretty good shape. and i like your app much better than her app, so there you go. >> have a good weekend. >> have a great weekend. see you monday. that does it for us for this edition of "andrea mitchell reports." and monday joe scarborough joining us right here and joe looiber m leiberman. and follow the show online and on twitter. tamron hall has a look at what's coming up next on "news nation." >> i got my phone, i was looking for your app like the russian spy. >> not anywhere close. >> all right. thank you. i'm going to talk with the first person to officially announce he's challenging michael steele to be the next chairman of the republican party. he says the rnc needs to change how it's doing business. how may he make the change? >>> plus, we'll look at what president obama faces in washington as he returns from his trip to asia this weekend. what he is saying now about where he stands on the b

rahm emanuel has trouble at home. sort of. it could derail his run for mayor of chicago. is >> greta: 60 days of the new congress, barton wants to give obama a major headache. what does he want to do? congressman joins us live. the headache is what are you going to do about the healthcare to give the president a headache about? >> the new republican speaker to be john boehner says it will be a priority to fulfill the pledge to america to repeal obama care. there are three committees that do the heavy lifting. the committee i hope to chair, energy and commerce, ways and means and education and labor. and it's the speaker's decision about the timetable, but he has indicated he wants to move it fast. i'm prepared if i'm chairman the first day it's sworn in to hold a hearing and bail out a committee within 30 to 45 days. and then let the speaker schedule it on the floor within the first 60. that is his call. how to do it. in all of his private and public statements he wants it to be the top, one of the top priorities. >> greta: do you expect -- if it went to the white house,

rahm emanuel formally announced he's running for mayor of his hometown. cynthia bowers was there. >> reporter: at his invitation-only announcement ceremony... >> and that's why today i'm announcing my candidacy for mayor. (cheers and applause) >> reporter: ...a man known for his sharp elbows made it official. he wants to lead the city with big shoulders. emanuel enters a race that's possible only because of the surprise departure of richard j. daley, the consummate politician who united this fractious city for more than two decades. >> this office doesn't come up very often. not very often. >> reporter: so it's a once in a lifetime opportunity, really. >> once in sometimes several lifetimes. >> reporter: while in congress, emanuel was credited with helping democrats win back the house in 2006, his "take no prisoners" style led barack obama to appoint him chief of staff two years later. but this month the house that rahm built came tumbling down. democrats were sent packing and emanuel's aura of invincibility was dimmed. now he's back home on the local sta

law enforcement to target gang leaders. >> reporter: taking shots at the opponents, including rahm emanuel. >> when he was needed month a month before the mid-term election, he abandoned the president for his personal ambition and chose not to stand by his man, barack obama. that the kind of loyalty we want for chicago? >> this election is not about friendship. it's about leadership. >> reporter: support mosely braun will need. she has the name recognition, but is an underdog with campaign cash, going up against five other candidates, including presumed front runner, rahm emanuel, who has millions of dollars in the bank. >> we don't run from problems, we face them. that is the chicago spirit and that's what sustains us. ours is a spirit that money cannot buy. >> reporter: shawn lewis, wgn. >>> >> 21-year-old marine killed in action in afghanistan has been laid to rest. funeral services were held in his home community. a rifleman with the third battalion was killed in afghanistan. his survivor include his parents, his wife, one-year-old daughter, a sister and grandparents. he was buried at

and last i reported on rahm emanuel, he was running very much as a contender. since then, all three of the stronger candidates have dropped out for various reasons to be with family, and -- chris: the mayor's race. >> luis gutierrez, all real strong. dart's not running. now rahm is the strongest guy in the field. chris: the next mayor of optimistic? >> there is a mysterious group that's backing rob halpin. who is he? that's rahm's tenant in his apartment back in chicago who refuses to move. and now this question -- >> the rent is too high. >> but there is an ordinance that says the candidate has to be a resident. chris: this is like christian gillibrand. gets into the race and nobody gets in there with her. and a hint at combat troops may be in afghanistan strongly until 2014. so will the democratic base stay with the president? be right back. chris: welcome back. this week the president's national security team said in what some called a coordinated effort that withdraw of combat troops from afghanistan will take at least until 2014. the president himself hint

rahm emanuel * running for mayor.eporter vai levine was not keen on william kelly's doingedness. watch this. >> how much -- i do a show on wind. what are you talking about. you have to go away. what are you talking about? >> they want a basic change in direction and a fresh beginning and a new start. >> how are you a fresh beginning if you are president obama's chief of staff? >> are you his press secretary? whoa, whoa, excuse me. did you just threaten me? >> back off, man. >> no, i work for wind radio. megyn: levine was charged with misdemeanor assault an was just found not guilty and some conservatives including kelly are fuming. do they have a point? kelly was none too pleased with that threat within went in and filed a complaint and levine went on trial and was just acquitted. was it the right result? >> absolutely. the on thing he's guilty of is using a dated phrase, i'm going to deck. you take you down to chinatown, a little bit better. he didn't commit an assault. this alleged victim is getting his 15 minutes h

and last i reported on rahm emanuel, he was running very much as a contender.hen all three of the stronger candidates have dropped out for various reasons to be with family and -- chris: the mayor's race. >> luis gutierrez, all real strong. dart's not running. now rahm is the strongest guy in the field. chris: the next mayor of optimistic? >> there is a mysterious group that's backing rob halpin. who is he? that's rahm's tenant in his apartment back in chicago who refuses to move. and now this question -- >> the rent is too high. >> but there is an ordinance that says the candidate has to be a resident. chris: this is like christian gillibrand. gets into the race and nobody gets in there with her. and a hint at combat troops may be in afghanistan strongly until 2014. so will the democratic base stay with the president? be right back. ♪ ♪ [ female announcer ] there's only one you. that's why sutter health created thedoctorforyou.com, where you can find a doctor based on criteria important to you. and because it's sutter health you can choose a doctor from some o

. >> they rahm emanuel has an idea for fighting crime in chicago. he wants to use some of the controversial tax increments, so-called tip funds to hire more police in blighted areas. >> i want part of unused tip dollars, which would be $25 million to be used to hire 250 police officers for the tactical response unit to go to high crimes areas. >> rahm emanuel said those additional officers would create neighborhoods that become centers for economic growth. he would need to get approval to use the funds force more police hyers. >> kicking off another day of campaigning by meeting voters and eating breakfasts. at a famous cafeteria, a favorite of president obama in hyde park. he has september the past several weekends going for voters across the state. >> with the holiday season fast approaching, an inside look at what is going to be hot. >> from caterers to cakes to goodwill, how a weekend bridal exbow is helping out after a fire in a south suburban bridal shop. >> how a local woman ended up with more than 1,000 messages of support for her daughter.

his chief of staff rahm emanuel has gone off to run as of chicago.david axelrod is moving to chicago to start plan for the next campaign. i think yes, indeed. i think they're going to bring in some new folks and i think probably they need to bring there some. >> couric: gentlemen, thank you as always. up next, election day may have been great for the tea party but it was not so good for the happy meal. mmmm. you don't love me anymore do you billy? what? i didn't buy this cereal to sweet talk your taste buds it's for my heart health. good speech dad. [ whimper ] [ male announcer ] honey nut cheerios tastes great and its whole grain oats can help lower cholesterol. bee happy. bee healthy. and its whole grain oats can help lower cholesterol. she starts at dawn and so does her back pain.om. that's two pills for a four hour drive. the drive is done. so it's a day of games and two more pills. the games are over, her pain is back, that's two more pills. and when she's finally home, but hang on, just two aleve can keep back pain away all day with fewer pills

businessman rob halpin tells "chicago tribune" -- "this has nothing to do with rahm emanuel." uel left his job as white house chief of staff he offered halpin compensation to break the lease. his refusal to vacate could lead to whether emanuel has residency and can even run for mayor. >>> a man was convicted of slappedering public -- slandering publish official for his reporting and it's example of the hostile media in the country. we return to the bad old days for journalists. >> reporter: four journalists were attacked in russia in the past week. reporter koshin of a national newspaper was beaten friday by two men outside his moscow apartment building. here is closed circuit footage of someone helped him to his feet. he suffered fractures to the skull and leg and a finger was partially severed. he had to be put in induced coma. monday, local reporter was beaten and police say they caught attackers who claimed that they were paid to do something, but something that is denied. >> i do not want to blame anyone but there are forces who might gain from a destabilization. >> report

last few minutes, the associated press has reported that president obama's former chief of staff rahm emanuelirmed he will run for the city's top office. also today, news from the chicago tribune the paper reports that when emanuel left washington to run for mayor, he wanted to move back into his old digs on the city's north side. his renter refused to move out. and now that tenant says is he considering running against rahm emanuel in the mayor's race. to qualify, we're told he will need to get about 12,000 signatures by the 22nd of this month. in afghanistan, four u.s. senators meeting with the afghan president harmid karzai tonight. and warning him to clean up his government. senator john mccain saying he and his colleagues are concerned that continuing corruption will jeopardize long-term success in the region. gee, do you think? a big demonstration in one capital city. the crowd demanding freedom for some jailed activist. our top story as we go around the world in 80 seconds. armenia ♪ >> shepard: thousands of people joining the rally. they want the government to release opposition suppo

he'll finish his term as treasurer rahm emanuel is expected to say he's a candidate for mayor. >>> more broken winds, it's been a week of vandalism. >> why someone would do this, i'm not really clear tonight but this morning, two campaign offices were the target on the 46 ward. here are some of the pictures. a brick thrown through the wind of the campaign office. he wasn't the only one though. michael carol was also another target. at kappelman's office the brick was thrown with great force. they were expecting something like this to happen because other candidates have been targeted recently. windows were broken at three political offices. one office is home to four democratics. >>> my sense is there's some very frustrated and angry people out there who are frustrated with politics. probably because they don't feel hurt. so my message to them is, i'm there to listen but i will not tolerate crime. >> and there are about two dozen candidates running for 46 ward, kapelman says the incident not enough to intimidate him from running. he's had no other issues with threats. >>> cook county bo

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and rahm emanuel did not show his campaign workers arrived reporting 90,000 plus signatures. and the city clerk presented 40,000 signatures. >> this is good for the city. it bodes well for the future of the city of chicago and i'm excited about that. >> and danny davis, 5 0000. >> they know that it is time to return the countrier, it is time for a new era and we're going to be in there pitching to see if we cannot hit a homerun. >> reporter: with about 50,000 signatures, gary chico who pledged to run a positive campaign. >> i will call them when i see them. when someone is ducking the issues and missing and things need to be pointed out, the citizens want that, they want straight talk. they do not want that talk. >> reporter: a spokesperson for james meeks says he will file this week. the board will start doing a preliminary check of all the signatures and the candidates will get to challenge each other's signatures. let the games begin. judy wang in the loop. >> just the start, judy, thank you. >>> and rahm emanuel airs a commercial today saying the city needs to make tough

rahm emanuel and his big announcement in chicago today. you'll hear from him for the first time since leaving the white house. >>> taking reality tv and the internet to the next level. one woman is living her life in a glass box on display for all to see. and the only way she's communicating is through social media. we'll talk to her, live. >>> and rock legend bono is here live, as well. he's overjoyed about the aung san suu kyi release in myanmar. we'll talk to him in just moments. >>> of course, that's our lead story tonight. a woman who is one of the world's most potent symbols of liberty has been freed. aung san suu kyi walked out of her home a free woman today. the nobel peace prize winner has spent the better part of two decades in prison or under house arrest. the government in myanmar, also known as burma, refused to allow cnn and other news organizations into the country to cover the event. we have this story from a journalist now in myanmar. >> reporter: after years in detention, it was the moment many people in myanmar and the w

my tell it like it is. >> rahm emanuel getting settle o announce his candidacy.s comes as no surprise to most political watchers. he resigned his post as chief of staff a couple months back. now he's going to submit his signatures from 12,500 signatures on a petition declaring his candidacy. that deadline comes november 22nd. we'll keep you posted on his campaign throughout this broadcast. >>> more than 100,000 u.s. military documents from west point, some dating back as far as civil war times have just become available to you on line and they are now free. for now. peter doocy has more on the story. he's joining us from new york with more. hi, peter. >> hey, uma. starting on veteran's this past thursday until tomorrow, anyone with a computer hooked up to the internet has free access to documents that are normally only available for free to people that work at the national archives and those 115,000 documents are u.s. military academy cadet applications from 1805 when west point was just three years old to 1866. so as your teenage kids and the teenage kids in you

. >> juliet: former white house chief of staff rahm emanuel making it official. he is running for mayor of chicago. the announcement coming at a school in the city's north side. he represent that had area in congress before taking the job at the white house. and he said the strong ties to chicago brought him back. >> only the opportunity to lead this city could have pride me away from the president's side because he knows and loves chicago. president obama supported my decision for which i am grateful. >> juliet: the election to succeed mayor richard daley will be held in february. six other candidates are expected to run. >> rick: switching gears, word of a possible restart to the stalled middle east peace process. fresh off a five-day visit to the u.s., the israeli prime minister, netanyahu, is talking about ways to resume talks with the palestinians. reena ninan following this story from jerusalem. >> hi. netanyahu's expected to neat mete with his top seven cabinet members on saturday evening to discuss his trip to the u.s. and efforts to renew peace talks wit

rahm emanuel. >> we'll watch rahm in that campaign. don't go anywhere, george w.ush, another moment on tape, george w. bush is promoting his new memoir. he sat down with sean hannity. >> thing that for joining -- can we do that again. >> they never let me do it again. it would have been underestimate. not misunderestimate. >> this is all included. >> strategy not strategery. >> i know that, what do we call that, the other network. let's give sean and the president both points for a sense of humor. >> he seems a lot looser. >> "w"? >> yeah. >> you don't have the burden of the presidency. that is a fact. up next, a close look at the new proposal to get the federal deficit under control, not only suggests major cuts at the pentagon, but npr cuts and you would have to pay to see the pandas at the zoo and the cool planes at the air and space museum. [ woman ] you know, as a mom, i worry about my son playing football. which is why i'm really excited. because toyota developed this software that can simulate head injuries and helps make people safer. then they shared this

. >> could you please share your rahm emanuel and his brother that story. is a good one. >> when i was testing -- whenever i test recipes for my cookbooks i invite people to my house and they try them. zeek emanuel came to my house one day -- >> rahm emanuel's brother. >> and he loved the cookies so much that he called me the next day for the recipe and he served them at the white house. >> so nice. >> that was -- >> they are devoted jewish family this is your tenth cookbook. >> tenth cookbook. >> congratulations. >> i wish you all the best. thank you for sharing the history and this knowledge and information and delicious foods in thank you. thank you very much. >> have a wonderful holiday. quiche, cougle and couscous my search for jewish cooking in france is out now. for more information, check out our web page, wgntv.com/midday. i say buy the cookbook. get two or three. [ male announcer ] don't let aches and pains in the morning slow you down. introducing bayer am. its dual-action formula delivers extra strength pain relief, plus it fights fatigue. so ge

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will he subpoena those like bill clinton and rahm emanuel? will the white house and hn boehner get along with all these investigations going on? join me and howard fineman, kelly o'donnell, clarence pai and gloria borger for a great roundtable discussion. now for a look at what's coming up on "meet the press" here is david gregory. david? >>> thanks, chris. good morning, kimberly and aaron. coming up, the politics of the economy at home and abroad. the president returns to the u.s. this morning after facing international resistance at the economic summit in asia and a home the debate over tax cuts and controversial cuts in spending proposed by the president's commission. aftethe election will the white house and republicanbe capable of finding common ground? david axelrod and the view from the republics with senator john mccain. plus, we'll have a special economic discussion this morning with alan greenspan, newt gingrich, mclean who has written a book about the financial collapse and former congressman harold ford. it's all coming up this mo

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>>> next on c-span, yesterday at a special ceremony, rahm emanuel officially stepped down as white houseef of staff. [ applause ]

two words, rahm emanuel. rahm emanuel did the recruiting, it wasn't nancy pelosi doing the recruiting. >> do democrats, as they're considering this, have to look at two things, not just what is going to happen over the next two years legislatively or running interference barack obama, but who are they going to get to run in 2012? >> well, you know, i have to say this, chris, i have talked to republicans, you know, many of the republicans on capitol hill, they're absolutely elated that nancy pelosi is going to be the minority leader because she really is the punching bag. almost be like people in illinois re-electing blagojevich for the governorship. she is the kind of symbolism of what went wrong in last two congresses. debt went through the roof and so on. so i think it's a mistake if the democrats want to turn the page if they want to -- i agree with heath shuler if they want to win back those moderate districts, those centrist districts i think nancy pelosi is the wrong ring leader for the democrats. >> br

if home's where the heart is, did rahm emanuel leave his heart in chicago when he went to washington? three put in bids saying emanuel hasn't lived here two years. he was rooting for the bulls last night in l.a. claims his service as white house chief of staff doesn't disqualify him because he never thought to leave chicago permanently. >> he continued to vote chicago. he still has an illinois driver's license and an illinois car registration. he continually stated over the time that he has been absent that he intends to come back to chicago. >> emanuel is renting his home to a man who is now running against him. meantime, he lives in a condo on milwaukee avenue. >>> police still searching tonight for the person who killed one of their own this week. david blake off duty monday when he was shot to death in his suv. he was highly decorated and a member of the s.w.a.t. team. today colleagues remembered their friend. >> these few days have seemed to roll into each other. it's heart wrenching for all of us. >> we're a tight nit group. we support each other. we're not a bunch of individual

>> rahm emanuel was chief proponent. current chief of staff. a whole range of people through there who say, look, sign the earmarks, do the deals, whether with ben nelson or mary landrieu and it's okay that's what washington does to get by. and that governing and campaigning, and they have to strike a different kind of balance. >> who were the ones that pushed for change? >> the revival side you're looking at david plouffe, the former campaign manager coming back into the white house, the communication side of things, a knee a dunn, dan phifer. and whether they were drifting too far away from that reformist transparent spirit that this guy ran on in the first place. >> when you look at the results, though, it seems that they cut a lot of deals. you can say the deals were good deals or bad deals, for example, the drug industry deal in health care reform is the best example probably. does that mean in the end especially with the chief of staff now being rouse that president obama largely came out on the survivalist side? >> i think he has a foot

her five rivals include former white house chief of staff rahm emanuel.he new "harry potter" movie could make a box office record. it's on track to crush the previous franchise record for an opening weekend of 103 million set by "the goblet of fire" in 2005. more hollywood news tonight. dream works studio says president lincoln will be played by british actor daniel day-lewis in the film directed by steven spielberg. day-lewis has won two academy awards. up next on tonight's "cbs evening news." >> glor: finally, tonight, he's one of the most interesting musicians you will ever see, but you won't actually hear him. he creates his songs with his hands. with a profile tonight, here is john bentley. >> reporter: he is a one of a kind rapper. that's because this artist who goes by signmark, was born deaf. in an art form rooted in speaking, signmark doesn't say a word. instead, he performs in sign language. >> "deaf," they've never gone together. >> reporter: deaf and hearing music fans haven't gone together before either. the rapper brandon gives voice to his

rahm emanuel spent six years in congress and was also an advisor too president clinton.scussed the city's fiscal problems. remanual is a front-runner in the mayor's race. democrats have held the post since 1931. >> the islamic kingdom of saudi arabia defriended facebook. they say the social-networking site was temporarily blocked for the nation's 27 million people. they say the action was taken because facebook, "had crossed a line and offended the kingdom's conservative moral values." access to facebook was restored just a few hours later. pakistan and bangladesh took similar actions against facebook earlier this year. >>> here at home a wind advisory is in effect for the bay area. powerful winds up to 60 miles per hour are expected across mount diabla. the national weather service is urging people to be caringful using outdoor bar-b-qs and other ignitions. >>> the winds started to crank up, especially up above 2000- feet. that wind advisory towards mount diablo and for the north bay hills, especially the top of mount tem. we have a few high clouds moving into the barac

. >> rose: and rahm emanuel had you come to his office to-- as chief of staff because he objected to it because he thought you were trying to to c.y.a. right. i don't want to make too much of that-- that incident, but i think it -- >> what does it say, though? >> essentially it says that somebody with a political background like rahm thinks of these things differently from somebody way military background like me. >> rose: that raises the question-- go ahead, add to that. >> i thought my duty was to inform the president and others who get that presidential dalg briefing of what i was worried about in terms of the threat so that we could do something about it. i honestly was not -- >> i actually don't understand where it was. having read bob's account. >> it was sort of harkening back to the presidential daily bulletin which wander about 9/11 which, you know, which-- i mean, i-- you know, i-- my tradition is that you tell the bad news and the good news. you take responsibility for all of them. so i was a little surprised-- the second part of that story which is not in bob's book which

while he is being angry with me, rahm emanuel, his chief of staff is kurgs out my chief of staff several feet away having the same conversation. and i had to say, we didn't criticize you for food stamps. we're frustrated we're not getting the boom we need. we're not getting the skimmers we need. we're not getting the plan. this was symptomatic. an administration disconnected from the reality, the facts on the ground. but by the way, i think that was the same message the voters sent two weeks ago. they've been trying to tell the president, we're worried about the economy and jobs. we don't want you spending all this money. we don't want the expansion of obama care. >> let me go back quickly to the food stamp question. you called or read a letter requesting emergency food stamps and then you held a press conference to say that you hadn't heard from him. the white house told us last night that you held a press conference the same day you asked for them. >> they still missed the point. when you read the story in the book. i make the point i did send the letter the day before. i did not do a

. >>> the president's former chief of staff rahm emanuel officially launched his candidacy to becomehe mayor of chicago. >> because i love this city, the place my family came to, the place where i was born, i want to fight for a better future for all the people of chicago, and that is why today i am announcing my candidacy for mayor. >> among his campaign promises, to fight any tax increases for city residents. the election will be held in february. >>> facebook is back on line in saudi arabia. the kingdom block the social networking site several hours today, saying that the site content was offensive and not in keeping with the country's conservative values. it is not clear why the ban was lifted after only a few hours. >>> the police in erie, pa., are calling it a murder-suicide. to say a man shot and killed a woman and their two daughters. a 2-year-old boy was also injured, but not seriously. investigators say the man then killed himself. the police are trying to figure out what sparked today's violence. >>> a man who asked his longtime girlfriend to marry him his job tonight afte