stop him from usurping the constitution. >> jonathan, there will be no rock left unturned.bout to recommence? or is he describing a thermonuclear explosion? >> well, maybe in senator paul's mind, i don't know. but here we have a constitutional law professor as president of the united states who is surrounded by advisers who surround him what he can and cannot do as president of the united states who presents 23 executive order actions that have been determined that he can do on his own plus four legislative actions that congress must pass in order for them to come to pass. and rand paul thinks that the president is trying to act like a king, like a monarch? he's bananas. >> right. that's a good assessment. krystal, before they left for their little holiday, house republicans tried to make it sound as though the president isn't really serious about passing laws to curb gun violence. in the words of representative devon nunez, i think all this is the president -- get this -- trying to do this for the far left. it's a political exercise for them. well, maybe he'd like to expla

. >> he's not going to leave any stone unturned and make sure the guys are prepared for the game and many coaches don't show the players they believe in them. john will. >> also in the raven's bandwagon, one of late night talk-show host. >> if i was a betting man, i have bet -- i'm going to bet on the ravens. >> the busiest spots was where everybody was a rage and for some cajun. >> louisiana seafood and it jambalaya. >> i'm hoping for the ravens. >> why? >> i have a lot of friends up there. we have a lot of folks come down from baltimore. >> it is a great time to be done here. all of the folks from baltimore are going to enjoy it. this is only the second time insuperable and mardi gras have collided. the last time was 9/11. the had parade yesterday and saturday and now they will go into a hiatus and that it will the mardi gras up until february 12. >> how is that jambalaya? >> i have for lunch, i have for dinner. >> thank you. >> we are learning more but a frightening shooting at a d.c. nightclub. >> we're learning more about the events that led to the gunfire. we have the latest no

i promise there is no rock left unturned trying to stop him from usurping the constitution. >> eric:sident obama said there were 19 laws, he used executive order to get around, you know, going through the congress to pass administratively, not legislatively. to promote the gun control laws, opinions. >> andrea: in fairness, we don't know what all 19 will be. some could be duplicative. create a national data base for gun deaths. another would give funding for research on guns. just potentially waste money. some of the other things he could do, like deem who is appropriate to get a gun and who is not, he could expand that definition. ban other weapons. something he can't do. new york state acted last night. the senate acted. and now therapists if they believe that somebody poses remotely a threat in front of them, they have to report it. to the state, secretary of state of new york. crazy! >> eric: let me give you education in washington. every one of the 19, are about the existing law. under the existing law. tightening them up. these are passed the congress. this is not like he is cr

the second amendment we will fight tooth and nail, and i promise you there will be no rock left unturneds far as trying to stop him from usurping the constitution. >> okay. on the house side rand paul is not alone. u.s. congressman steve stockman of east texas hasn't ruled out impeachment after hearing the president may use executive orders for some gun safety measures. he released a statement saying in part, i will seek to thwart this action by any means necessary, including but not limited to eliminating funding for implementation, defunding the white house, and even filing articles of impeachment. the president's actions are not just an attack on the constitution, he says, and a violation of his sworn oath of office, they are a direct attack on americans that place all of us in danger. if the president is allowed to suspend constitutional rights on his own personal whims, our free republic has effectively ceased to exist. governor, these people talk as if we haven't elected our government. they talk like it's a monarchy from england. this is the crazy talk here in this country. the go

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on the second amendment we will fight tooth and nail and i promise you there will be no rock left unturned as far as trying to stop him from usurping the constitution, running roughshod over congress and you will see one heck of a debate if he decides to try to do this. >> cenk: all right. i want to talk about that and of course congressman stackton from texas has already threatened impeachment or president obama if he takes any executive action on guns. he doesn't know the action, but already the i am peoplement threat is there. we have david seroto here, writes a column, author of "hot style future,"" the uprising." my anymore name for you is up rising because i think you're super cool. let's talk about what can president obama do and can the are yous fight back, rand paul saying i'll going to go get him. get him how? >> the president and the legal counsel will look at what authorities exist and the president will either use or not use his discretion. when we talk about executive orders in general, we're talking about the president's rights to discretionary action as what the government,

you know there was no stone left unturned last night at the golden globe awards. there was the red carpet, the glits, glamour. even an american president on hand at the 70th annual golden globes. a night of stars, surprises, and so what to oscar. argo won the top award for film best drama and ben affleck scored best director. >> i don't care what the award is when i they put your name next to the names she just read off it's an extraordinary thing. >> reporter: les miserable is best picture. >> thank you for this lovely blunt object that i will forever more use as a weapon against self-doubt. >> reporter: zero dark 30 jessica won for best dramatic actress. it was a two-fold surprise for epic lincoln failing to win out of seven categories nominated. >> the 42nd president of the united states bill clinton. >> reporter: the second surprise a film clip introduction by bill clinton. >> wow. what an exciting special guest. that was hillary clinton's husband. >> reporter: amy and tina hosted the apair and were also nominees but in the end lena won for best actress in a c

and i promise you there will be no rock left unturned as far as trying to stop him from usurping the constitution. >> fight tooth and nail. tell me, senator. what does that mean? what does fight tooth and nail mean? do your words matter at all to the people of this country? other lawmakers are joining the rand paul resistance. congressman steve stockman of texas has threatened to impeach the president of the united states over executive gun laws. former reagan attorney general edwin meese got into the act. he joined the conservative website news max to push the big lie. >> so if the president unilaterally overrides the second amendment via executive order, would this be constitutional? would it be legal? and how should congress respond? >> well, it would not be legal. it would not be constitutional. and indeed, if he tried to override the second amendment in any way, i believe it would be an impeachable offense. >> the constant representation of this lie is intensifying. a number of people on the far right wing are preparing for civil war. >> i'm telling you that if that happens, it'

and i promise you, there will be no rock left unturned used to stop him from usurping the constitution. >> these people are freaking out about a law already passed. congress approved the assault weapons ban in 19934. the world did not come to an end, and the second amendment is still alive and survived through it all. here we are exactly one month since the latest mass shooting, 20 young children dead, six staffers and adults are gone. and congressional members are already saying no to meaningful change. they predict that there just aren't enough votes for anything. today for the first time, the parents of those 6, 7, and 8-year-old kids spoke publicly about what they want congress to do. >> things must change. this is the time. >> doing nothing is no longer an option. we have let this happen too many times. if we want real change we have to think. we have to talk, and we have to act differently. >> i would respectfully request that every parent in this country who hears these words simply pause for a moment and think. ask yourself what is it worth doing to keep your children safe? >>

but it is not like authorities are going to leave any stone unturned.s another interview now. listen... >> yeah. shot on the floor. >> shepard: it turns out, our station interviewed interviewedn as well. listen to kriv in houston. >> almost four years. >> shepard: what we are going to do is do our best -- there we go -- listen. >> shepard: so it goes. an active situation in houston, texas. we'll have continuing coverage. i want to let you know about another thing, benjamin netanyahu has been elected, his party in israel. the thinking was that it wouldn't be that close. well, it was. in fact, it was extremely close. and benjamin netanyahu has thanked the people of israel for voting for him. but there is much more ahead. in fact, the quote is, i thank the people of israel for re-electing me, forming a coalition government, though, in israel may be a difficult task, as the margin of victory was not what many thought. live pictures coming in now. let's listen to kriv in houston. >> reporter: let's listen to that. >> i was walking to my next class and... and

the second amendment, we will fight tooth and nail and i promise you there will be no he rock left unturned as far as trying to stop him from usurping the constitution. >> sean: now, perhaps the worst part about tomorrow's gun control event. we're told the children are going to stay with the president. these are reportedly students who wrote in the white house in wake of the newtown school shooting last month and not surprisingly the decision to use kids in this sharply heated debate, first, tom cotton of arkansas, democratic california congressman brad sherman. jay carney say prevent future tragedies, how is that possible when somebody can put on their waistband eight guns, ten clips, and have 80 shots go off without missing a beat? how can you make that promise when you know and i know that's impossible to fulfill? >> sean, you could have had on your show one of our members of the sportsman's caucus or someone from judiciary, it's your show you decided to go for the ratings and get the best looking democratic congressman you could get. >> sean: very attractive congressman i've said that a

nothing was left unturned the parents were relieved that there was nothing serious. >> if they foundbeing safe is the best a bang. >> reporter: so far, there's no word if there has been charges for this student. that is the latest, kron 4. >> pam: tonight. the alameda county sherrif's office says, they had *no choice but to shoot a man.who charged at a deputy while holding a knife this happened about 9-am, on fredericksen lane. investigators say, a concerned father called 9-1- 1 for help. because his 28- year-old son was acting in a bizarre manner the sheriff's office says.the first deputy on the scene had only seconds to react after stepping out of his patrol car. ".very successful" investigators say, the man who was shot is expected to survive. >> we are continuing to understand. investigators say the man is expected to survive. is not they have had to respond to that area. because of distrurbances involving the same person. new at six. >> pam: a contagious stomach bug.has made its way to california. and if you get it. you can get really sick. kron 4's justine waldman is here with

we don't want to leave any stone unturned frankly. community to feel that justice was done. you know the job of a prosecutor is not just to get convictions. the job of a prosecutor is to seek justice and that's what we're trying to do. >> so much of the crux of this case is consent. we're going to follow it through. mike dewine, ohio attorney general thanks for being with us this morning. >> we'll be back in just a moment. >>> all right, ahead on "starting point," brace yourselves, we are moments away from the new jobs report. how did the fiscal cliff and holiday hiring affect the numbers? we're going to break it down for you coming up. >>> before we knew secretary of state hillary clinton had a blood clot, many, many critics accused her of faking her illness to avoid testifying about the attack in benghazi. question we're asking, should there be boundaries when it comes to political mockery? we'll be right back. [ female announcer ] when a woman wears a pad, she can't always move the way she wants. now you can with new stayfree ultra

on the second amendment, we'll fight tooth and nail and i promise you there will be no rock left unturnednow what i mean, wink, wink, nudge, nudge dog whistle. here lassie. >> apparently -- >> stephanie: yes. does he not -- the white house knows which stuff is obviously that you can do by executive order and which stuff you can't. they keep putting this information out there. none of the stuff we're talking about has to do with taking your stupid guns. it has to do with, you know, gathering information and that kind of stuff. okay. what are you doing? what are you doing over there? let's go to my ron in minnesota. you're on "the stephanie miller show." hi meyran. >> caller: i was just petting my puppy. you would approve. i think i have found the solution for this debate about clip size. i think that we should mandate there are either five rounds maximum or 1,000. nothing in between. it is the doughnut hole. 1,000 round clip would weigh about 100 pounds. >> stephanie: more than blue whales. >> caller: one other thing, if you would indulge me. yesterday, i'm loathed to recommend this but se

i promise you there will be no rock left unturned as far as trying to stop them from usurping the constitution, running roughshod over congress. you will see one heck of a debate if he decides to try to do this. host: that was banned all. jerry and san pedro, california. caller: how are you? i am not in favor of's president executive action against gun ownership. -- i'm not in favor of president obama's action against gun ownership. i support what rand paul said. people should be able to defend ourselves and defend our country against tyranny. i believe the founding fathers made that a key theme when they put that theythere. -- when they put that amendment there. they believe taking away rifles will reduce crime. if we look at countries like england and australia where they have totally banned weapons, the crime rate increased. host: where did you hear that? let me read this from the new york times this morning. what do you think? caller: i think that is just comparing gun for gun. what about stabbings or beatings or robberies or burglaries? england has the highest crime rates in europe. there

since we leave no stone unturned here at cbs she was wearing a thom browne coat and dress we are told a man's silk tie. we'll be seeing a lot more of that. i have people who hand me cards, bob. we have very, very smart people here at cbs news whose job is it to make me look smart. that's how we know that. we'll be expecting the president here shortly. i don't believe we have seen the vice president yet either. of course the marine guard standing there at the door as always. nora o'donnell our colleague and host of "cbs this morning" is down there at the mall. >> you described her clothing choices and sasha and malia, wearing purple. not red or blue, but purple. now we see the vice president, joe biden, as he joins the president there in the limousine to take this ride up to capitol hill. >> and the president's limousine standing by. this is the driveway right there in front of the west wing. the entrance to the west wing. if you go through this door and make a right, you'll find your way to the president's office and the press room and the offices of the national security council and

i am committed to leaving no stone unturned, no road not taken.we must also invest in our nevada's innovators and entrepreneurs. and tonight, i am proud to announce that we will commit $10 million to nevada's knowledge fund to do just that. [applause] for rural nevada, we have also plac an item in e budget to support the university cooperative extension program. we are moving forward on nevada grown, an effort to help provide nevada farm products for nevadans. [applause] and funds to market rural nevada tourisare also increased. [applause] and, we are moving frd with our sage-grouse management plan, to show the federal government that we can manage our own lands and limit further federal intrusion in our lives. [applause] to help vada businesses even more, we will also restructure the nearly $703 million nevada oweso the federal government used to pay unemployment benefits to nevadans who were out of work. thistep will save employers $9 million, stabilize the rate paid by businesses, and ensure that the entire amount is paid off by 2016. [applause

the second amendment, we will fight tooth and nail and i promise you there will be no rock left unturned as far as him usurping the constitution, running roughshod over congress, and you will see one heck of a debate if he decides to try to do that. host: that was representative rand paul. jerry, gun owner. what do you think? caller: good morning. how are you? i am not in favor of president obama's executive action against gun ownership. i mean, we were founded a right to bear arms. it shall not be infringed. i agree with rand paul. i believe we should leave it up to congress to have it out there and have that vote. it is to defend ourselves and defend our against tyranny and i believe the founding fathers made that a key thing when they put that amendment there. the american people got to understand less guns, including assault rifles, including to what most callers call assault rifles, ar-15's, they believe taking away those rifles are going to actually reduce crime. but if we take a look at countries like england and australia where they totally ban their weapons, the crime rate incre

can the secretary state no stone will be left unturned to make sure that these people can have closure that those responsible for these dreadful crimes will be punished? >> as a former social worker working in child protection in wales, i have to say that i welcome this morning's statements. but if this is to be a successful examination, we have to look at the reasons why it was able to happen and what the lessons are for today. we are failing generations of children by still placing them far away from their families because of the cost and because there are literally no longer local authorities, children homes in which places can be found for vulnerable children. >> madeleine moon. well, the bbc was already under scrutiny be over what it knew about the savelle investigations and why an investigation by its journalists had been dropped. but there was a bigger storm to come. in the wake of those claims of abuse in north wales, the bbc broadcast an edition of news night which wrongly implicated a conservative politician. it quickly became clear that the program had contained basic journa