house reporters broke that yesterday. >> scott wilson. for getting the "city slickers" tape. thanks for being on the show. we appreciate it. that's it for this edition of "andrea mitchell reports." i'm luke russer. the great andrea mitchell returns tomorrow. among her guest, cecille richards. the great tamron hall is next on "news nation." you have many hats. i saw you this morning. you're here at 2:00 p.m. rock star tamron hall. >> apparently luke is my agent now. i'll call you later. breaking news. audio coming in at any minute from today's supreme court arguments over the defensive marriage act, doma. some say doma may be in trouble. >>> also, congressman john lewis who passionately fought against doma in 1996 -- >> i will not turn my back on another american. i will not my fellow human being. >> he will join us live for the "news nation" conversation on the supreme court. >>> plus, the fight over the reward money tied to the chris dorner case. a million dollars at stake. but mrs. now a battle over who led police to the man who killed

host: scott bird has a new book out on woodrow wilson. he points out that woodrow wilson was the one that returned to capitol hill to deliver the state of the union address and even the lawmakers in his own party called it an arrogant speech and a maneuver. the essence of the story is that woodrow wilson traveled to capitol hill on a number of occasions to work through some of his budget and a legislative deals saying this president needs to do more of that. guest: i think the president could come to capitol hill more if he would like to or invite congressional leadership more often to the white house to hash of these things out and discuss where they could see eye to eye and where they could foresee a compromise. there has to be a point to these discussions. cannot be an endless series of negotiations that are not really negotiations. we saw that with the fiscal cliff deal. that is the best example i have. yes, ultimately republicans voted to raise taxes and the president did not get exactly what he wanted at the outset a bad deal. there

reached a point where something must be done and it will have to be dramatic host: scott bird has a new book out on woodrow wilson. he pointed out -- he points out that woodrow wilson was the one that returned to capitol hill to deliver the state of the union address even the lawmakers in his own party called it an arrogant speech and a maneuver. the essence of the stories that woodrow wilson traveled to capitol hill on a number of occasions to work through some of his budget and a legislative deals saying this president needs to do more of that. guest: i think the president could come to capitol hill more if he would like to or invite congressional leadership more often to the white house to hash of these things out and discuss where they could see eye to eye and where they could foresee a compromise. there has to be a point to these discussions. cannot be an endless series of negotiations that are not really negotiations. we saw that with the fiscal cliff deal. that is the best example i have. yes, ultimately republicans voted to raise taxes and the president did not get exactly what he wanted at the outset a b

wilson. i'm the number one man on the cell extraction team. i'll be in charge of his head. >> each member has a specific function in these highly choreographed procedures. >> i'm officer scott. i'm the number four man and team leader. i'm responsible for securing right side leg and i'm also responsible for all team movement. >> prison policy is to videotape statements from each team member. >> my name is sergeant unit and i'm responsible for introducing chemical agents into the cell. >> i'm officer barry soski. i'll be videotaping this operation. i'll be using the amount of force necessary. >> i'll use the least amount of force necessary -- >> -- to gain control of the offender. >> okay, let's go, guys. >> grahf is given a final chance to comply. >> grahf -- >> get the [ bleep ] away from my door! you understand? >> i'm coming through the window. >> grahf has covered his window and food port with his mattress. it won't protect him for long. the emergency response team is about to knock it down to administer oc gas, a form of pepper spray. >> grahf, we're coming in. >> we will not negotiate with terrorists! >> go, go, go. >> okay. >> open the window. don't stop there. >> una