the other walsh received other calls from others. this other walor sh is the president of a government relations firm. >>> and a california woman decided to get her dance on before surgery. she's got moves. debra cohen, an obgyn held a dance party with her medical team to a beyonce song. she wants friends and family to make dance videos to help in her recovery. >> turning now to business and cnbc's jackie de angelis. >>> twitter pricing its ipo at $26 a share. above the expected range. the deal valuing the company at more than $18 billion. the second largest internet ipo after facebook. twitter stock will trade today on the new york stock exchange. >>> a new report says that wall street bonuses may rise an average of 5% to 10% this year. for some workers like financial advisers, bonuses could jump as much as 15%. but bond traders could see their bonuses drop due to volatility in the fixed income markets. >>> and walmart says a glitch allowed shoppers to get some great bargains on its website yesterday. treadmills going for $33. pc mo

so he called marty walsh to congratulate him. the vice president yelled into the phone, you sun of a gun, marty, you did. sadly, he got the wrong marty walsh, he was thrilled to be talk being to the vice president. the walsh was an aide to ted kennedy previously for years, and even he says he knows at least eight other marty walshs in boston. >>> when we come back here tonight, our colleague, dr. nancy sneiderman, her daughter, ant woman who made them a family. >>> finally here tonight, a personal family story from one of our own family members, 27 years ago, dr. nancy sneiderman adoptd a baby girl who is now a graduate student. and as you're about to hear, she recently took nancy along for what turned out to be an extraordinary reunion with the woman whose decision changed both of their lives. >> hi. >> oh, god, i can't brief it. >> reporter: it was a moment she waited for her whole life. my daughter kate hugged her birth mother cheryl for the first time. >> you're a lot different than you were 2 years ago. >> reporter: 27 years

when walsh beat john connally, many made calls to congratulate walsh for the win. joe biden called, debbie wasserman schultz called. they all called, even a white house operator called looking to set up a call friend president obama and the new mayor-elect of boston, marty walsh, except they all called the wrong marty walsh. see it turns out in boston there was a guy who was a staffer of ted kennedy's, who was another well-connected democrat. a political consultant whose name is also marty walsh. also apparently the mayor-elect marty walsh has a cousin who is also named marty walsh, who also got some of of the congratulations calls last night. but hey, it all worked out. in boston if you know a guy who knows a guy who knows a guy named marty walsh? that kind of just means you live that kind of just means you live in boston, no hard feelings. that's a good thing, but it doesn't cover everything. only about 80% of your part b medical expenses. the rest is up to you. so consider an aarp medicare supplement insurance plan, insured by unitedhealthcare insurance company.

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it's like, "hey, you marty walsh? i'm marty walsh.other marty walsh." [ laughter and applause ] everyone's name is marty walsh. i feel so bad for that dude. man, he can't win. [ laughter ] this is kind of sad news. blockbuster announced that it will close all of it remaining stores in the u.s. [ audience groans ] by sometime next year. or in other words, your local strip mall is about to get a curves gym, you guys. that's pretty cool. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ zumba! [ laughter ] that's right, blockbuster's going out of business. so it looks like now i'm the proud owner of a vhs copy of "true lies." suck it, blockbuster. [ laughter and applause ] i don't know why the company's losing, but maybe they'll watch a documentary about it on netflix. i don't know why -- [ laughter ] did you guys hear about this? the european space agency says that a 200-pound section from one of its satellites will crash into earth in the next few days, but has no idea where it will land. then those officials are like but have a good weekend, everybody. take

problem is, it was this marty walsh, a former aide to ted kennedy.with that name are a dime a dozen in boston. florida congressman debbie wasserman schultz and rybak also did the same thing. >>> the meeting was reportedly very cordial and productive between bloomberg and mayor-elect de blasio. but this picture was captured. maybe because there was a soda can. >>> chris christie says he's so flattered by 2016 presidential speculation and has no problems with it. >> someone asks you if you're going to be a candidate for president of the united states and you're in politics, oh, stop annoying me and asking me if i'm going to be leader of the free world. come on. anybody who says that's lying. >> christie says he's happy with being governor of new jersey. that's the job he's going to do. at least for now. >>> a little spousal rivalry never hurt anyone. in maine it helped democrat jennifer johnson defeat her republican husband david in race for waterville warden. she won a whopping 63% of the vote. i'm sure she's been bragging about it at home since. >>>

paging all marty walshs.ice president must be watching our show today, "andrea mitchell reports" just put out a tweet within this last hour. he called the wrong marty walsh up in boston. well, he just put out this tweet. any other marty walshes out there? we want to hear from you. chris, get on that. >> here's the thing about biden. you know, we were talking about this earlier, but he has this kind of fun side that is endearing, but is that presidential? that's sort of the fundamental question if joe biden decides to run. people like him, but do they see him as a president? >> good question. hey, anybody, any marty walshes watching right now. we want to talk to you. that's going to do it for this edition of "andrea mitchell reports." we'll see you back here tomorrow. tamron hall takes things over. she's up next. >> thank you, marty. i mean, peter. so cute. in our next hour, we're watching closely as an effort to repeal the controversial stand your ground law in florida is underway. but the leading republican

the problem was he called the wrong marty walsh, left a voice mail. now "the huffington post" reports he again called the wrong marty walsh and left a message for a woman called tony. the word is the veep has now talked to the actual mayor of boston. but if there are any marty walshs left in boston that has not heard from the vice president, they'd like to hear from you. >>> we got a delivery out back today. the rockefeller christmas tree. which was the tallest thing in the neighborhood out in shelton, connecticut. it was donated for the enjoyment of all. it will spend tonight in its natural state all alone there. then the scaffolding goes up, thousands of lights go on, then they will throw the switch the night of december 4th. >>> when we come back, a first class ticket to go where few have gone before. >>> finally tonight, if you go back a few years, then you remember those issues of popular science magazine that told us we would all some day have the ability to enjoy space travel. and, indeed, that era is about to begin. while the price needs to co

vice-president joe biden set out to call marty walsh after his victory on tuesday night. instead of reaching future above the mayor marty walsh, he called the former aid to senator kennedy marty walsh. >>> it's that time of the year, christmas item the are on the store shelves. >> you might want to start thinking about where you get your christmas tree. the world's famous is heading to new york city. we're talking about the rockefeller christmas tree. it's coming from shelton, connecticut. >> i think it's great that it's going to rockefeller center for millions to see and share hoot tree is making its way to ?ork right now. this will be decorated and lit on december 4th and stay lit until january 7th. >> marty, you son of a gun. i love this. >>> thousands of marylanders will be fed by the be a gaddy foundation. >> we'll explain on abc2 news at 6 which starts right now. >>> detectives are vasting the 200th murder of the city. police have not identified the victim. >>> investigators did make an arrest in two double murders in upper fells point. police arrested davon ferguso

this guy name marty walsh beat john conley by 4 points.sh has been a union president and fought tirelessly for working for the people in the city of boston. it'sner big win for the democrats. let's go to seattle, washington, where voters will likely approve a $15 an hour minimum wage increase for the workers at sea-tac airport. imagine that. somebody making 15 bucks an hour, because the people want them to. election results are unofficial at this hour. and if it pulls through, it's going to be certainly a big win, and, of course, another issue about income inequality in this country, and actually paying workers. in new jersey, what the heck happened here? voters actually went against chris christie? and voted for minimum wage? an increase by 2014? that's right. the minimum wage is going to go from $7.25 to $8.25 an hour. can we mark that up as another win for the working folk of america? well, let's go to the middle of the country. how about cincinnati, ohio? remember cincinnati? measure two, measure five, all that stuff, going after the p

he was trying to call the new mayor martin walsh. quick to point it out but biden said at least i got a marty walsh in boston. then the office tweeted this photo, #throwback thursday. it said any other marty walshs out there, we'd love to hear from you. well played, mr. vice president. >>> up next president obama pushes back on the story that his aides considered swapping out joe biden for hillary clinton. you're watching "hardball," the place for politics. big plans. so when i found out medicare doesn't pay all my medical expenses, i looked at my options. then i got a medicare supplement insurance plan. [ male announcer ] if you're eligible for medicare, you may know it only covers about 80% of your part b medical expenses. the rest is up to you. call now and find out about an aarp medicare supplement insurance plan, insured by unitedhealthcare insurance company. like all standardized medicare supplement insurance plans, it helps pick up some of what medicare doesn't pay. and could save you in out-of-pocket medical costs. to me, rel

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the wrong marty walsh told ""the boston globe"" we're a dime a dozen. i probably not eight marty walshes. >>> we get a look at new economic data. yesterday stocks were mixed but the dow jones industrial average closed at an all-time high. it seems virtually ignored because twitter's gone public. steve sedgwick live for us in london. do people think this is going to pop huge at the open or what? >> reporter: well, it's popped huge before the open as well. they raised the price twice, brian. what's interesting is what led the dow higher yesterday, really old tech, microsoft trading at highest level in 12 years. now it's all about twitter, which upped its price target twice. $26 per share is the ipo price. they could have sold this twice over. it's valuing the company pretty highly. $18 billion is the valuations. there are caveats out there. some people slightly concerned. it doubles its revenue to 168 million u.s. dollars. year on year tripled its losses. a company very high valued still losing $164 million in the last quarter. in other struggling website

he was trying to call the new mayor martin walsh.in but biden said at least i got a marty walsh in boston. then the office tweeted this photo, #throwback thursday. it said any other marty walshs out there, we'd love to hear from you. well played, mr. vice president. >>> up next president obama pushes back on the story that his aides considered swapping out joe biden for hillary clinton. you're watching "hardball," the place for politics. ♪ as your life and career change, fidelity is there for your personal economy, helping you readjust your retirement plan along the way, rethink how you're invested, and refocus as your career moves forward. wherever you are today, a fidelity i.r.a. has a wide range of investment choices to help you fine-tune your personal economy. call today, and we'll make it easy to move that old 401(k) to a fidelity i.r.a. life with crohn's disease ois a daily game of "what if's". what if my abdominal pain and cramps end our night before it even starts? what if i eat the wrong thing? what if? what if i suddenly ha

john walsh host of americas most wanted urged the kidnapper to come forward. >>> residents around baltimore are getting their appetites ready for this weekend. it's the annual dinner at st. leo's church. it's a fundraiser that draws about 2,000 people every year. it's $12 for adults, 6 bucks for kids and you get enough spaghetti, meet meatballs and homemade ravioli to fill your belly. the dinner's from noon to 6 tomorrow. >>> you could say the ravens have the browns outnumbered, they have beaten cleveland eleven straight times but as mark viviano reports, an injury to a starting offensive lineman and cleveland's improved play will make getting number 12 a lot harder. >> good morning. well, there have been concerns all season along about the ravens offensive line. now starting left guard kelechi osemele needs back surgery.

here in new york is msnbc political analyst, joan walsh, editor at large for asalon. and in washington, msnbc contributor, jonathan capehart, opinion writer for "the washington post." minority leader, mitch mcconnell, says this is nothing but a power grab to advance the president's regulatory agenda. he also said, this was an attempt to move attention away from the affordable care act. is it either of those? >> no, it's neither of those. that's preposterous. harry reid has been talking about doing this for much of this year. i truly believe that it was not until this week that he had the votes to do it. you had a lot of reluctant senate democrats who didn't want to change the rules. who remembered coming to this agreement in 2005 and wanted to stick with it. but over time, they became really convinced that this is a republican party that's lawless, that's not playing. by any rules known to man. >> and do you think it was the judicial appointments that broke the camel's back, not even the chuck hagel nomination, but it was actually not a personality or a policy, it was

that's walsh celebrating his big victory tuesday night.en called. here's what happened next. >> he said, you know, congratulations, marty, you dog. you know, great win. and right then i said, "mr. vice president, i'm sorry, you've got the wrong marty walsh." he laughed. he was great about it. >> this marty walsh is a political consultant and a former staffer to the late senator edward kennedy. and biden wasn't along in his gaffe. dnc chairwoman debbie wassermann schultz made the same mistake. >>> seven other people were wounded. police tell cnn affiliate wxyz that someone at the shop heard a commotion outside, opened the door and the bullets began to fly. it's not clear if there was more than one shooter. an investigation, of course, is under way. >>> blockbuster says it will close its last 300 retail stores in the united states and end its mail-order services by january. digital streaming by brands like netflix and redbox have hurt the once dominant movie rental chain. dish network which bought blockbuster three years ago says blockbuster

steve kornacki and joan walsh. well, the president's enemies have made history in the ferocity and frequency of their attacks on the most basic jobs of the president in febds they challenged his right but filibustering the confirmation of chuck hagel. to protect consumers by holding up his nominee for the protective bureau. for two full years. that nominee was finally confirmed in july. in october they challenged his right of blocking mel watt to head the federal housing finance committee. while it was to be the first member of congress to be denied confirmation since the civil war. and most recently, any judges between october 31st and november 18th. shot them all three of the president's nominees to d.c. court of appeals.

martin walsh will take over in massachusetts largest cities and labor activists. in detroit, mike duggan is set to become the city's first white mayer in nearly 40 years. chris? >> all right. let's dig into these results with two very strong political commentators. will cain, a columnist from the blaze and mark lamont hill who's from the huff post live. let's stick with virginia and new jersey, shall we? virginia, race as metaphor. what do you think as the message of why terry mcauliffe won? what happened there? >> i don't know the story, chris, is why terry mcauliffe won but why he won by so little. i told kate yesterday that i think virginia is about virginia. it's about scandal, two conflicted personalities that aren't very popular. here's the story to me. it got so close late last night. what was the final, several

>> howard fineman of "the huffington post" and joan walsh for salon. both are msnbc political analysts. i want each of you to answer a simple question. did the president deny or admit right there in that answer to chuck todd that there was a poll taken and focus groups delivered and organized to find out whether it would be a good idea to dump biden and bring in hillary. was the answer yes or no from the president there? >> well, i'll jump in and say yes, the president admitted that in a very oblique and round about way. he said he doesn't delve into polls. that doesn't mean he doesn't read them. he said if they had come and asked me shall we get rid of joe biden i would have said no. that doesn't mean that they weren't percolating the idea around. and i also love the 2 million employees excuse. i mean, that was pretty funny. i got to say. and, you know, the fact is he did talk to joe biden about it. they had it out. i think they genuinely like each

we say good morning to joan walsh from salon.com, the editor at large. shira centering is the politics center for role call and corey dade is a contributing editor for the root. joan, i just need you to be here in d.c. and it will be hail, hail, the gang's all here. i'm sorry we're teaming up against you today from washington, d.c. i want to start out first with chris christie. we have the former president, george w. bush, making the surprise appearance at the rga meeting yesterday speaking to governors and then politico saying it's christie's request that the president show up. what does that say about his power when he can get a former president to come out at his behest. he's coming out pretty strong, right? >> yeah, i think he has a lot of power. he has power with what's become the moderate wing. they're obviously very conservative but have become the moderates. george w. bush is a former governor himself. i think a lot of the governors there want to say this is where the next president is going to come from. chris christie thinks it's going to be hi

jonathan capehart of the washington post, and joan walsh of salon. let's look at the far right's hatred of president obama. number three on our list in our countdown, u.s. congressman blake fairentold of texas, he sided with a group of birthers in a town hall early this summer, and openly discussed impeaching the president. he is also an ardent supporter of ted cruz, 2016 campaign for president. and this is a clip now from his appearance here on "hardball" in september. it's remarkable. >> obama's president. ted cruz can be president. >> what do you mean? this is serious business, congressman. >> absolutely. >>. >> you've been doubting the guy, said he could run for president. explain. is he eligible. you brought it up. i didn't. >> i think he's eligible. i'm giving you a yes answer. >> so if obama was born overseas to an american mother, even if that crazy theory of donald trump is true, he would still be eligible to be president, by that standard. >> we're talking about ted cruz. >> can't you -- an inch mentally? >> i'm telling you that president o

i want to bring in nick paton walsh. you just left tacloban. you were down where i was several days ago where the bodies were collected and there is a large number of bodies that weren't collected but gathered in a mass area. what did you see? >> certainly in the last few days, the government came in. there is a change in the street and a lack of communication. what we saw, one of the key things where the bodies being gathered. the smell is in the street when is you drive through. think put them together in a makeshift morgue and there is a complex and heart breaking complex of trying to identify who are in those body bags and that's the beginning of trying to get through the process. >> let's take a look. >> this is where it ends for so many without ceremony or even their name spoken softly. the corpses that have littered tacloban, so much of the city leaves, come to rest here. until parts of the horror of how they must have died. but they leave many questions, too, among the overpowering smell of looming disease. it's a cold, but necessary pr

mr walsh thanks very much for coming on to the program we've heard that the pope has apparently said that fracking exploits the pole how is that after all nobody's being forcibly evicted and also people are getting compensation. you know we've actually seen forcible evictions happen here in the united states pennsylvania community called jersey shore literally about one hundred residents were evicted from their community after a private water company started to sign contracts with gas trailers in order to provide water during operations in in the state we've also seen people whose drinking water is being contaminated and hurt which is a tremendous issue for many people in developing countries in low income areas and i think that those sorts of challenges are the reasons that you seem not just the vatican but tremendous numbers of people coming out into the streets to oppose this sort of gas development from going on in their communities you know we've seen very strong opposition to this in romania in france across the united states starting. up in australia and new zealand and other

martin walsh former union official. he will be the next mayor of boston.associ press, interesting ballot measure in new jersey. in new jersey, the new jersey state legislature had passed a rise in the minimum wage. and new jersey's republican governor, chris christie was re-elected by a large margin. he vetoed the rise in the minimum wage. supporters of a rising minimum wage put it on the ballot for a statewide vote. and the voters essentially overruled their governor's veto at the same time they turned him back for another term as the the state's governor. associated press called this race. new jersey question too. that will bring new jersey's minimum wage from the federal minimum of $7.25 an hour up to $8.25 and hour and annual cost-of-living adjustmentmes. big change for minimum wage workers in the state of new jersey. more ahead. stay with us. when you vote for flo, we'll have discounts. ice-cream discounts. multi-cookie discounts. pizza loyalty discounts! [ kids chanting "flo!" ] i also have some great ideas on car insurance. [ silence ] finding you d

and by the late 1960s, the walsh preserve of wall street itself began to fade. many firsts were achieved by women in finance during these years. they pursued their careers against a backdrop of the women's liberation movement and other calls for societal change. by the 1980s, women had come a long way in finance. but obstacles remained. they were not going to go further on wall street if the financial sector could not cure its own ills. wall street was plagued by problems caused by playing technological catchup in the late 1970s and emerging from stagflation. not helping was a bit of anti-feminist backlash and a sense of complacency as the equal rights amendment was defeated in 1982 and the wage gap also increased. once the economy boomed again, wall street gained a pop culture fascination. and for the first time, women numbered among its stars. elaine garsarelli who predicted the 1987 market crash and abby joseph cohen became household names. other women, however, faced inhospitable workplaces. beginning in 1996, the first gender based class action lawsuits wer

. >>> remember earlier this week, vice president joe biden made a call to the wrong marty walsh?he meant to call the mayor elect. it happened not once, but twice. biden left a voice mail saying, anything i can do to help you from the white house in terms of your needs in boston, holler, man. any other marty walshs out there, we would love to hear from you. >>> lots of reaction from "time" magazine's cover of chris christie dubbing him the elephant in the room. >> in their offense, i think they chos the least offensive. chris christie having a whale of a time. between a rock and a lard place. that's not good and hail to the chef. i don't think any of those -- >> well, christie will likely address that and more on "meet the press" this sunday. one cartoonist getting flak for his disney icons including hillary clinton as princess 2016 and ruth bader ginsburg as supreme princess. it's all satire and there shouldn't be one art type for a hero. >>> bill de blasio is a human, warm-blooded vertebra, exhales carbon die ox side and is a biped. >> i love that part. that's your morning dish

fund in boston. >> who happens to know the marty walsh. >> the wrong marty walsh is sitting on the couchon mayor victory. >> you know, there is somebody placing that call for biden. >> i don't think so. >> of course, they r. they will be like, hey, get marty walsh on the line. >> i see joe biden. he is picking up his own phone. that's why, mr. vice president, once again, we beseech you, please come to the third hour, today's take and co-host our show. >> right here. >> right here, right here, vice president biden. >> there is only one. >> we want you. one al roker for you. he will come for you. >> can you imagine the wrong marty walsh. you are watching tv, the phone rings the vice president of the united states, by god, you did it. way to go, you son of a gun. >> at least he's in politic, he knew what was going on, wrong guy, wrong one. >> do you remember you kwik click on the wrong person in the e-mail. >> i don't think you meant a this for me. >> oh, that is right. >> especially if your name is car loss danger. >> that's right. >> oh, don't touch car loss. >> a female teacher has been

call, joe biden congratulates the wrong marty walsh for the boston mayoral win. >> the marty walsh bidena former aide to senator ted kennedy. >> did you just win an election? >> i'm sorry, it's the wrong number. >> bye-bye. >> the number two trender, private parts. >> privatize everything. >> so is this the answer to making federal government cheaper and these services more fish snent. >> john stossel touts one country's private practice. >> organ selling. >> i'm upset it's not legal. >> ready for transplant. >> in the one country it is legal, nobody waits for a kidney. thousands of people -- i'm afraid to say it's iran. it's your body, it should be your choice. why does the government limit what you can do with your body? >> what the hell did you just say? >> how much are kidneys going for iran, do you know? >> today's top trender, mod squad. >> a lot of the food we eat, mainly fruds and vegetables, are already modified. >> tomatoes grown to monstrous proportions. >> we don't know about it because they're not labeled. >> it would require labels. losing by 10%. >> >> dupont and coke and

thank you, joan walsh. coming up, the smoking gun. we now have because of the good reporting by the "new york times" today, a republican playbook. it's an actual document on how to kill affordable care. it's a multi-part effort to collect stories from people who claim they have been hurt by the law and make it seem like it's happening to everyone when it's only happening to 0.6% of people. if you're willing to give money to fund voter suppression efforts, the gop is willing to keep your name secret. isn't this wild? you don't have to have a name even to give billions of dollars. but try to vote somewhere in texas. >>> and case closed, an author makes the case that lee harvey oswald and lee harvey oswald alone killed jack kennedy. ron burgundy had fun last night on conan, and toronto mayor rob ford's expense. >> my dear, dear, dear friend, mayor rob ford of toronto is running for re-election. and i hold him in the highest regard. he is the best. >> okay. >> i watched that last night. so good on conan. this is "hardball," the place for

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. >> joining me is jim walsh who is an expert on international security.good to talk to you especially at times like this. we appreciate it. whether or not it's a great deal tedepends on who you ask. there are critics that say this does not go far enough to gair guarantee without certainty that iran can never develop nuclear weapons. is that a realistic goal to have and is that accurate. >> as long as iran's enrichment program is restricted to 3 to 5%. you can't make uranium with 3 to 5%. and the alternative which is to insist on 0 enrichment is everyone recognizes is a poison pill. there is no way that iran is going to dismantle after 10 10 years the 18 or 19,000 sens 19 0 centrifuges it's built. they agreed not to make anymore and take care of what they produced. and they agreed to unprecedented levels of inspection. ththe international atomic ageny is going to be able to visit those sites everyday. >> i don't know any place in the world that operates under that level of invie instrusiveness. and there is no way iran is going to give everything up and me