this. >> good afternoon, david and tamron.ned, the first stop on the president's agenda tomorrow is to the national counterterrorism center. it's a clearinghouse for where they analyze data for policy makers, law enforcement, government agencies. white house press secretary robert gibbs want to go there, and talk to employees and thank them for the hard work they have done to keep america safe. but the big news out of the white house tomorrow is on the topics of afghanistan. in the afternoon, the president has a bipartisan meeting with lawmakers were both houses of congress, including chairs and ranking members of key committees, like armed services, appropriations, a few others. the idea is to walk these members of congress through where the president and national security team are in this strategic review. they have held a few meetings, they're going to have another on wednesday and friday. the idea is to share their thoughts with the members of congress, get some of their opinions. you can expect there to be a lot of opinio

tamron, michael steele is such a fascinating subject on so many levels. and the way the parties handle this, the republicans are not afraid to slap down one of of their own and say, look, you've got to stay in your loan and shape up. >> that's what we were talking about president obama and democrats, when there was a problem and someone has messed up, you've got to call them out on it, and you have to rule in some cases with fear of consequence. but it is interesting that one of the things that the congressional leadership, david, was upset with michael steele, was about him unveiling the health care bill of rights. and you know, the party has been very criticized heavily for not having an alternative to this health care debate, other than in some opinions just saying no. so i think that's an interesting thing they were upset with him about. up next, though, some students in florida not allowed to opt out of saying the pledge of allegiance do you know there is a law in florida the kids have to say it every day? the supreme court heard the case. what did t

we both can talk to you. >> i'm sorry, tamron. >> it's okay. you were not invied invited to the white house today. you heard chuck say that the doctors have not had a powerful voice to match the pharmaceutical industry but what would you tell the president if you were there? we're looking at a live picture of the rose garden and 50 directors who are there. >> well, thank you. i wrote that op-ed piece in the "the wall street journal" today with two other former president of the american medical association, and what we're saying is that there are solutions to the problems that exist. there are some problems in the health delivery system, but we have the best medical care in the world. what we ought to do is get rid of the public option. >> how do we measure being the best? >> there are a lot of differences about our lifestyle in america that are different from other places. the most important thing is that you don't see americans going to other countries to get coronary bypass or brain surgery. people come from other countries to america. >> you

good afternoon, everybody, good afternoon, tamron, i'm david shuster live in washington. >> i'm tamronking news out of tampa, florida, at the university of south florida. we saw a man just happening a short time ago being taken into custody after authorities, quite honestly, swarmed that campus following

tamron hall has the day off. >> live pictures now of what is arguably the longest flight that president obama has had since taking office, air force one just landed a few moments ago at a drews air force base, you can see they are moving the stairs up. the president's tail end of that flight from copenhagen, an olympic stunner today, watching live pictures of the president arrive back home at andrews air force base. >> yeah, david, we know the president has had at least about 3:45 to digest this news. and for all of you, as we watch the door open and await the president to come out there, it was certainly was a last-minute presidential pitch, four years, millions of dollars in planning, in fact, $48 million total, but chicago, indeed, lost its chance to host the 2016 summer games, this to rio de janeiro. >> i have the honor to announce that the games of the 31st olympiad are awarded to the city of rio de janeiro. >> you see it there the news sending rio into an uproar. nearly 50,000 people have gathered on rios's copacabana beach, screaming with excitement there the party is expected to

tamron hall has the day off. >> alex, in "the big picture," a construction beginning with iran. that's how the president summed up dramatic developments today involving iran's nuclear program in face-to-face talks with the united states. earlier this morning following the talks in geneva, iran agreed to allow in international inspectors. iran also said it would consider having its uranium enriched by an outside country to assure the peaceful purposes. less than an hour ago, the president spoke about these developments. >> the iranian government heard a clear and unified message from the international community in geneva. iran must demonstrate through concrete steps that it will live up to its responsibilities with regard to its nuclear program. in pursuit of that goal, today's meeting was a constructive beginning, but it must be followed with constructive actions by the iranian government. >> the very fast pace of developments with iran come at a very busy time for president obama. just a few hours, he will board air force one for a quick trip to denmark and back as part of the

tamron hall has the day off. >>> breaking news on msnbc, in a couple of minutes, we will hear from president obama about those face-to-face talks today between the u.s. and iran. in the meetings, iran agreed to open up its newly disclosed nuclear facility for inspections, a very dramatic development. iran's foreign minister agreed to the inspection earlier today, following six-party talks with iran and then direct talks over lunchtime between the u.s. undersecretary of state and iranian officials. it prompted cautious optimism today from secretary of state hillary clinton. >> now we have to wait and see how quickly and whether iran responds and i think it was a productive day but the proof of that has not yet come to fruition. so we will wait and continue to press our point of view and see what iran decides to do. >> again, we are waiting for president obama to address this issue in the diplomatic room at the white house. it has been nearly 30 years since the united states and iran have held direct talks so this is a day of dramatic developments, both in terms of u.s. national security but a