technology and unbridled surveillance without the people's input but that's what they're trying to do and the people of always have the ability to organize fight back to stop things and if you think about the civil rights era and what people were facing in jim crow apartheid in the united states it would have seemed like it was never going to end and yet people stood up they fought back against it and they brought jim crow. it's possible and it can always be done and we have about thirty seconds left but why do you think that occupy was such a threat to the establishment i think because occupy speaks the needs of the people the united states and the people of the world who don't want to be oppressed or oppress and subject to the banks and corporations that are causing so much suffering against the people actually do the work and society and people are rising up because they need to because they're going to have to and they will continue to indeed occupy was the first kind of grassroots movement against the institution the system instead of a single issue and that really is a threat th

i'm struck by the massive pleasure seeking that was unbrild unbridled unbridled. parties -- do you have anything to say about studio 54? >> no. i never went there. i would have gone. i just didn't. >> speaking of parties, washington is having a lot of them this weekend for president obama's inauguration. we'll ask best-selling author ken davies about some of the tr you score little victories every day. now you can do it with dinner. introducing land o'lakes® sauté express®. the all-in-one sauté starter with butter, olive oil, herbs and spices... so dinner really sizzles. it's one step, no prep. and so good, they'll ask for more. and that little victory is a pretty big deal. land o'lakes® sauté express®. find it in the dairy aisle. >>> the onlyhing >>> the only thing we have to fear is fear itself. >> ask not what your country can do for you. ask what you can do for your country. >> in this present crisis government is not the solution to our problem. government is the problem. >> well my fellow americans, this is our time. let us embrace it. >> we must pick oursel

i'm struck by the massive pleasure seeking that was unbridled. >> i love the word "unbridled." primal. yes, i get it. do you have anything to say? >> no, no. >> i would think you would have known about it. >> no. i would have gone. i just -- >> oh. >>> speaking of parties, washington is have a lot of them for the president's inauguration. we'll have ken davis about sol of the traditions. he k >>> the only thing we have to fear is fear itself. >> ask not what your country can do for you. ask what you can do for your country. >> in this present crisis, government is not the solution to our problems. government is the problem. >> well, my fellow americans, this is our time. let us embrace it. >> we must pick ourselves up, dust ourselves off, and begin again the work of remaking america. >> president obama will give his second inaulg real address on monday after the pomp. the inauguration day wasn't always so elaborate. kenneth c. davis looks back at the history and tradition of the oath of office. good morning. >> good morning. office a pleasure. >>

i think she's accomplished an incredible record and really has unbridled popularity, she has a totalnowledge of all of the issues. served in the senate. she has been first lady -" >> crowley: you're a fan. >> "i am a fan." >> crowley: you want her to run? >> "i would love it if she would run." >> senator barbara boxer echoed that sentiment during last week's congressional hearings on the benghazi attack. she told clinton she will be missed, but hopefully not for long. >> federal investigators are now saying the 7-8-7 that experienced a battery fire earlier this month was delivered to japan airlines less than three weeks before the fire. the national transportation safety board says the plane had only recorded 169 flight hours and 22 flights when the fire erupted in one of the airliner's two lithium ion batteries on january 7th. the fire occurred at logan international airport shortly after the plane landed. a second battery incident led to an emergency landing by another 7-8-7 in japan on january 16th. the 7-8-7 fleet has since been grounded. >> if it turned out to be a cool weekend

i think she has really unbridled popularity. she has a total knowledge of all of the issues.e has served in the senate. she has been -- >> you're a fan. >> i am a fan. >> you want her to run. >> i would love it if she would run. >> so maybe she has one more chapter in history to make or maybe embrace a new role in the civilian world. douglas brinkley joins us live. hillary clinton had a fairly smooth ride as u.s. senator and secretary of state. where does this secretary, this great woman, secretary of state, first lady fit into the historical landscape sph. >> there's no one quite like her. there is eleanor roosevelt, but hillary clinton is constantly surprising people just by her sheer competence at whatever she traiks on. she was a popular first lady and then a very popular new york senator and even more popular secretary of state and as she prepares to leave she will write a memoir on what the last four years were like. she traveled a million miles on behalf of our state department going to korea, vietnam, pakistan, vietnam. on and on. >> that earns one the platinum card w

with an unbridled spirit, morocco's progress is nothing short of miraculous and the first time he moved his arms was a bit of a shock. >> one of my friends was just, like, freaking out. like, did you do that on purpose? >> reporter: now you scratching his nose is second nature. morocco's goal is to someday compete again in sports but most of all drive his car. >> he is stubborn but in a good way, not going to let anybody tell him he can't do something. >> reporter: morocco need clear, nothing going to stop him and so far, nothing has. >> life always gets better and you are still alive. >> reporter: jim miklaszewski, nbc news, baltimore. >> remarkable story of achievement. >>> let's take a break on this tuesday night and when we come back, we have news on the weight loss front tonight. in health, why some doctors say it is not only what you eat but when what time of the day that matters. >>> and later, a big change for a certain population at the zoo. and they have taken to swiping just fine. asional have constipation, diarrhea, gas, bloating? yes! one phillips' colon health probiotic ca

she has accomplished an incredible record and has unbridled popularity.total knowledge of the issues, i am a fan. >> barbara boxer also echoed that same sentiment last week. she told clinton who was testifying that they that she would be mess will hopefully not for long. >> both democratic and republican lawmakers took to morning talk shows proclaimed the need for the gop to tackle immigration reform. this comes after the republican party's poor showing among latino voters in the presidential election. our presidential candidate kurt arizona senator john mccain had this to say >> what has changed is honestly there is a new i think appreciation on both sides of the island including more importantly on the republican side of the aisle that we need and a comprehensive reform bill. >will have more news for you and weather and traffic coming up but first 49ers just as the talks about being comfortable and orleans. >> being already been here this year, it is just a comfortable factor. we have stated as hotel we have done all that it's just a short ride over the

i think she's accomplished an incredible record and really has unbridled popularity, she has a totalnowledge of all of the issues. served in the senate. she has been first lady -" >> crowley: you want her to run? would run." >> senator barbara boxer echoed that sentiment during last week's congressional hearings on the benghazi attack. she told clinton she will be missed, but hopefully not for long. both democratic and republican lawmakers took to morning talk shows today proclaiming the need for the g-o-p to tackle immigration reform. this comes after the republican party's poor showing among latino voters in the presidential election. former presidential candidate and current arizona senator john mccain had this to say. >> what's changed is honestly is that there is a new, i think, appreciation on both sides of the aisle including maybe more importantly on a comprehensive immigration reform bill. president obama is expected to start a new push on immigration reform on tuesday. obama is calling immigration reform his top legislative priority for his second term. >> police say that a

despite this history of unbridled generosity, in our hour of desperate need we've been left waiting for longer than the victims of katrina with no end in sight. new jersians and new yorkers are tired of being treated like second class citizens. >> cenk: he's right about the timing as well. when you look at time from landfall to relief, let's take a look at a couple of recent hurricanes. hurricane andrew took 31 days to get them relief. hurricane katrina in 2005 that took 10 days to get relief. there was $51.8 million relief package. and hurricane gustav from landfall to relief, 17 days. now what he doesn't tell you. when he's against the government. he said, game me, gimme gimme gimme. on that he's right. it's relief. it's an emergency. that's why we need a federal government. that's why the progressive ideology is right we're better and effective if we stick together, especially in times of need. but what chris christie also says other times is well, i need the money so i want the money. but when you need the money whether it's welfare, unemployment insurance whether it's food stamps,

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why does someone like steve heineman have the power to do this, unbridled power?hy would you charge someone with up to 35 years in prison if he actually think all the desert is six months as the plea deal suggested? this happens to people every day and must have your resources than aaron and much less support, and don't have the option necessarily of even considering hiring a lawyer and going to try all over the course of two years and are forced to take the plea deals when they're not guilty or the plea deals are completely unjust. when a broad criminal justice reform in this country. we incarcerate more people per capita than any other country in the world. we do not have lower crime rates because of it. there is justice and there is justice. right now our system does not promote justice. our system is punitive. our system is unfair. aaron and millions of other people suffer because of it. >> following up on that, i want to refer to comments of the house oversight committee chairman darrell issa, republican of california, who says he wants to launch a investigat

think much about it, but if you hit a snag and you're particularly frustrated, it may trigger this unbridlednow, all that stuff that's stored up for exactly that right moment. >> the world of air travel can be filled with flight delays, cramped cabins, and nervous fliers. it can make even the most patient among us irritable and out of sorts. this now-famous incident has been viewed more than 6 million times on youtube. taken by an unnamed airline employee, it captures the frustration of a woman in hong kong's airport. in the video, she yells at airline employees in disbelief that her plane is at the gate, but she's not allowed to board. >> when you're at the airport, it can be nerve-racking. we don't know who she was hoping to meet or why she had to meet that specific deadline, but the response is catastrophic. >> the woman throws herself to the floor in full-out meltdown. airline employees attempt to help her up. they plead with her to calm down. [ speaking foreign language ] >> fixed deadlines are not the only stress factors in flying. there are other ever-present problems. like alcohol. i

despite this history of unbridled generosity in our hour of desperate need, we have been left waitingtimes longer than the victims of katrina with no end in sight. >> eugene, read the tea leaves for me. what is the real explanation as to this fumble on the part of the republican leadership in the house? was it a scheduling snafu or was it some inherent bias? >> well, you could call it bias. i think john boehner was just nervous about bringing up a bill that some of his more rural and conservative members would have a question about right after the fiscal cliff deal. i think he was, frankly, worried that today's vote might have turned out differently, today's vote for speaker might have turned out differently had he done that right then. and so, you know, you could say it's arguable that certainly for self-preservation that was a smart thing to do, but it clearly reinforced this feeling on the part of the few remaining northeastern republicans that they are the stepchildren of the party and that, you know, they're trying to get elected in what are pretty blue jurisdictions and they're

a weird wig on, then you're not intending to be taken seriously and the critiquing can be pretty unbridledt becomes a great bonding experience as well when we're laughing with one of the contestants. we're also bonding as judges and it's a great moment. >> reporter: for the future william hunks of the world, keith urban says they should keep singing, just not professionally. ♪ birds flying high you know how i feel ♪ >> the ones that i find more delicate are the ones that aren't very good, but general winly think they are, you know -- genuinely think they are. they genuinely think they're wonderful and they're tone deaf. you're like -- and they love singing, you know, and it's just all over the place and you're like oh, my. it's not your thing. ♪ but it's just a fantasy baby ♪ i want to take you ♪ now go away ♪ give you all i had and you tossed it

along with elizabeth warren and hillary clinton, getting the unbridled support of john mccain. two men who have long been in the senate, who came from very different back grounds, but both served in vietnam, both ran for president, and were not successful, but who have forged a bond from those familiarities and from their long service in the senate, and the second, a little showing of emotion by senator kerry, who has long wanted to be secretary of state. let's play a little bit of his testimony for you now. we don't have that cued up, but let me bring in really quickly, ron fornier and michael crowley. what struck you about this morning? michael, what struck you about this morning? >> i think three things. number one, how easy this is going to be. you saw the gushing statement by senator mccain, and the joking tone that kerry took initially with the committee was kind of a sense, we're all friends here. it wasn't very tense. it was not a tense atmosphere. he's friends with them. it's comfortable, it's going to be an easy vote. number two, the message of getting america's own e

trillion in new revenue, raise the debt ceiling with impunity and have more stimulus spending, that unbridled foolishness that has jarred the gop and the house. so those sort of shutdown questions become easier to coalescing. >> so it's a yes? it's on the table, is that right? >> well, as you and i have talked before, my home state is illinois, which is an example of what not to do. they chose revenues at a state level, didn't deal with the underlying spending drivers and what happened? higher than average unemployment, more per capita debt than any other state in the union almost and been downgraded twice. $7 billion in unpaid bills after the revenues come in. so i'm sensing just in talking to a lot of colleagues today and over the past couple of days a higher level of interest in going much further than they have ever gone before. >> last one, are all revenues off the table as far as you and the house leadership is concerned? >> yeah, that is old news that is now yesterday. and so the president through largely through political manipulation and the advantage of a calendar and deadlines was

with his unbridled spirit and deep determination, his doctors have no doubts. >> i feel like i'm gettingond chance to start over after i got hurt. >> reporter: doctors predict it could take as long as three years before those nerves fully regenerate and before marrocco gains maximum use of his arms. being in that room with him yesterday, you could just feel all his energy and enthusiasm. so i'm guessing he's probably got his own timetable, savannah. >> that, he does. jim miklaszewski, thank you. dr. andrew lee led the group of surgeons and dr. jaimie shores. already using his hands to text. we saw him scratch his nose. is this a lot of progress for somebody who is only six weeks out of surgery? how do you expect him to develop over these next years to get back the use of these hands? >> brendan has done extremely well since the surgery and we're very happy with his progress. the progress eventually will take time, as you already mentioned. we expect that he will first regain elbow motion in his transplanted right arm and then wrist and eventually fingers. feelings will also gradually com

despite this history of unbridled generosity, in our hour of desperate need, we have been left waiting for help, six times longer than the victims of katrina, with no end in sight. americans are tired of the palace intrigue and political partisanship of this congress, which places one upsmanship ahead of the lives of the citizens who sent these people to washington, d.c. in the first place. new jerseyians and new yorkers are tired of being treated like second class citizens. new york deserves better than the selfishness we saw displayed last night. new jersey deserves better than the duplicity we saw displayed last night. america deserves better than just another example of the government that has forgotten who they are there to serve and why. 66 days and counting, shame on you. shame on congress. despite my anger and disappointment, my hope is that the good people in congress and there are good people in congress will prevail upon their colleagues to finally, finally put aside the politics and help our people now. that's the only hope we have left, for the good people to prevail upon

despite this history of unbridled generosity, in our hour of desperate need, we have been left waiting for help six times longer than the victims of katrina, with no end in sight. americans are tired of the political partisanship of this congress which plays one upsmanship ahead of the lives of the citizens who sent these people to washington, d.c. in the first place. new jerseyans and new yorkers are tired of being treated like second class citizens. new york deserves is better than the selfishness we saw displayed last night. new jersey deserves better than the duplicity we saw on display last night. america deserves better than just another example of a government that's forgotten who they are there to serve and why. 66 days and counting. shame on you. shame on congress. despite my anger and disappointment, my hope is that the good people in congress, and there are good people in congress, will prevail upon their colleagues to finally, finally put aside the politics and help our people. now. that's the only hope we have left. is for the good people to prevail upon the others. one th