the task stingy richard reid in gymnastics is being held in el monte this year the national team will take part in international competitions where the main competitions of the season will be the asian games the strongest team will go to this competition and the other would train for the world cup. there are lot of talented gymnast now in the country experts consider apple dot com and gianna much as one of the more experienced athletes just the title of an international master of sports and foreign competition for juniors are also scheduled for the season you know. is this is our story. it was a time. what amazing things to a show to the well. we still used today every new exco was once to listen to the future the first tee the shoes. new solution o twenty seventy in the future. see ya let's go most are. twenty seventy the do. the it is. sure or scolding the book is a rusty so uber rock show. two of the markham site as its director since two thousand and six. still makes show up all the students arrive on time with liz i still get to go in. one last ditch bid to help get the boondocks

joining me now is cecile richards' joy reid.ure what mike hub bee just said, but i'm sure you have a reaction to it. >> i heard what he said. i'm not exactly sure what he meant, but he must have missed whatever classes they were giving on how to talk to women. but i think at the end of the day, what's more important, lawrence, is not what he said, but the fact of what he believes. and that's that women don't deserve access to birth control. but i also think it's an illustration of why politicians should not be making decisions about women's health care. he clearly doesn't understand how birth control works. >> joy reid, just as it seems, as it might seem to quiet down on the republican front, one of them will pop-up and say something nutty about either abortion rights or birth control, which is just an area of zero controversy, birth control. and somehow they manage to find a spot to create a controversy. >> i think anytime your argument involves the phrase uncle sugar, you probably already lost the argument. what's interesting

minimum wage is all full and well, but $10 is not the richard reid. -- the american dream.google deal of property, but not emerge from poverty. the only solution that will achieve meaningful and lasting result is to provide those that are stuck in low-paying jobs with the real opportunity to move up to better paying jobs. we have to focus on policies that help our country create those jobs, and policies that help people overcome the obstacles between them and those jobs. partly accomplished neither of those two things, but we can achieve those two goals. of the single we greatest engine of upper nobility in human history at our disposal. host: let's use those words as a jumping off point. i will begin with you. on poverty has gone on longer than vietnam, the iraq war, and afghanistan combined. it has been about as successful. if you use the standard poverty measures, it has barely touched the rates in this country. we will talk about a turn of measures -- alternative measures and what they mean. it has not done much good. we have spent $6 trillion. the government ran 126 po

one of the things we're waiting to learn this afternoon, richard, is will majority leader harry reid in the senate, he's just speaking now to reporters, will he be open to the idea of allowing some changes to the way this temporary bill is structured right now. could there be a way to pay for it that might bring along additional republican support necessary to get it over the finish line. if not, that could mean that this won't go anywhere. democrats say to us that they think there might be ways to do it but their preference, their strong preference is to say this needs to be passed on an emergency basis and give these families 1.3 million americans the relief that they have thought they would be having and it expired december 28th. steps are happening here. we'll keep you posted, richard. >> nbc news capitol hill correspondent kelly o'donnell. thank you so much. let's bring in democratic congressman sandra levin of michigan. you have been pushing for this extension of benefits for those long-term unemployed here, representative. can you tell me with that ask coming from speaker boeh

richard j.sytes community-based outpatient clinic. the presiding officer: is there objection to the request? without objection. mr. reid: i ask unanimous consent the bill be read a third time, passed, the motion to reconsider be considered made and laid on the table, and there be no intervening action or debate. the presiding officer: without objection. mr. reid: i am told there are two bills at the desk. i ask for their first reading. separately. the presiding officer: the clerk will read the titles of the bill for the first time. the clerk: s. 1970, a bill to provide for additional enhancements of the sexual assault prevention and response activities of the armed forces, s. 1926, a bill to delay the implementation of certain provisions of the biggert-waters flood insurance reform act of 2012, and so forth and for other purposes. mr. reid: i ask for a second reading on both of these matters and object to both. the presiding officer: objection having been heard. the bills will be read for the second time on the next legislative day. mr. reid: mr. president, i ask unanimous consent that when the senate completes its bus

some democrats, you saw richard bloumenthal who was a sponsor of the bill, ben cardin, they're starting to walk back their support of it, and what influence this has on harry reidputs it on the floor will be interesting. >> tucker, about the legislative effort, take a listen to this back and forth on the issue. >> we believe that we ought to have that vote, and we're going to continue to press the majority leader to allow a vote on an issue that obviously enjoys the support of a very large bipartisan majority here in the senate. >> while they're going on and while the legislative process is working forward here, i'm going to sit and be as fair an umpire as i can be. >> what about that? is he going to bring it up for a vote? >> yes, i think they will. there's a lot of pressure to do it. the iranians didn't expect this? these remarks are almost so ludacrisly provocative that they didn't anticipate they would inflame the u.s. congress and possibly scuttle this arrangement? of course, they did, or you suspect they did. there may be more going on, and by the way, when did we all agree sanctions stop the iranian nuclear program sphif they did, we wouldn't be here in

reid schar. they have given him wide latitude to get to the truth, including which of christie's cronies tried covering up this caper. supercharged his investigation of richard nixon by hiring john doar who earned his spurs in robert kennedy's department let's see where this is all taking us. heather haddon has been covering this story for "the wall street journal." heather, i'm impressed by the speed with which this special investigative committee has moved in issuing some 20 subpoenas already. >> yeah, it has moved very quickly. now they are issuing the subpoenas at some point today. we don't know exactly when. and during the press conference that was just held about this, we weren't given any names. so they are not confirming any names until the subpoenas are actually issued to 17 individuals and three organizations. we were told that all the individuals and organizations are within new jersey. and when asked, assemblyman wisniewski who is chairing the committee said none of the names should be surprising. well could see bill stepien and bridget kelly. those are names that have been discussed in the past. but we don't have that confirmed as of now. >> we

reid will stick to his guns on tp snsh tpp? yes, i do. i do not think harry is going to change his opinion on fast track and tpp at all. richardm a union, why not music students, law students, or med students? do they not make money for the college? let's cut right to the chase. not as much money as the athletes do and believe me it's all about the money. but it's not just about forming a union as it is about protections. i don't know if the law students or the med students or even the music students get injured in class. i don't think so that they walk out with bad knees and shoulders and maybe concussions at the end of their career. and their funding is a lot different from an athlete's funding. they get a one-year deal. some of these students get four-year scholarships. okay? so the bottom line is these type of students simply are so terribly important for the university but a lot of what is generated in the athletic field goes to fund medical research, goes to fund all of these programs that simply are not revenue producers. don't mean to sound harsh. but that is the stark reality of it all. stick around 37. >> i'm hampton