washington state is going to vote on a ballot measure about whether or not products derived from genetically modified organisms have to be labeled as such. one of those failed in california last timegton should be very close. that will be interesting. 11 counties in colorado tomorrow are going to vote on whether or not they want to secede and form north colorado. it will probably never happen, but still, they're trying. new jersey not only tomorrow votes for governor, they also vote statewide on whether or not to raise new jersey's state minimum wage. new york is going to vote for new york city mayor tomorrow. but also, on the statewide question of whether to open casinos across new york state. boston's going to pick a mayor tomorrow. virginia, of course, picks a governor and a lieutenant governor and an attorney general tomorrow. it may be an off, off-year election day tomorrow, but it is still an election day, and we are going to be all over it tomorrow night here on msnbc with the election music and everything. cancel your plans. you'll want to spend tomorrow night with us right heemplt we'll be right back. we'll be right back. r we'll be right back. e we'll be right back. . we

washington state is going to vote on a ballot measure about whether or not products derived from genetically modified organisms have to be labeled as such. one of those failed in california last timeround. washington should be very close. that will be interesting. 11 counties in colorado tomorrow are going to vote on whether or not they want to secede and form north colorado. it will probably never happen, but still, they're trying. new jersey not only tomorrow votes for governor, they also vote statewide on whether or not to raise new jersey's state minimum wage. new york is going to vote for new york city mayor tomorrow. but also, on the statewide question of whether to open casinos across new york state. boston's going to pick a mayor tomorrow. virginia, of course, picks a governor and a lieutenant governor and an attorney general tomorrow. it may be an off, off-year election day tomorrow, but it is still an election day, and we are going to be all over it tomorrow night here on msnbc with the election music and everything. cancel your plans. >>> what used to be the controversy about senator rand paul as an author is that he hired this guy to be his ghost writer, a conservative

>> what we know is that around midnight washington time, rather, 7:00 p.m. washington time, those two bombers entered this newly declared air defense identification zone. they all have an air defense zone in sort of the general area, but expanded it over the weekend. to include this area that includes the disputed islands that you mentioned a moment ago. so 7:00 p.m., washington time, midnight gmt, these bombers went into that zone, without filing what is now required by china, that is the flight plan, the radio frequency, and the transponder information of the mission that's underway. so direct challenge to the new ryements from beijing. the u.s. says this was a routine training exercise. long planned called corral lightening. they had also said anyway that they weren't going to abide by any of these new rules anyway. china apparently did not make contact with the planes while they are in this newly identified chinese zone, this air defense zone, and it passed without any particular control, at the time, interestingly, when the u.s. official who made the st

time. the chair: the gentleman from washington reserves the balance of his time. for what purpose does the gentleman from new jersey seek recognition? mr. holt: i rise to claim time in opposition to the amendment. the chair: the gentleman from new jersey is recognized for five minutes. mr. holt: i wanted to point out a curious but revealing point about this amendment. in order to get the bill to core properly, to fit with the policy of the republican conference, it was necessary to ut $5 million out of the authorization in the bill. so where did they go? to cut $5 million out of renewable energy and let the tens of millions of dollars of authorized funds for the oil and gas to sit untouched. but i'd really like to address something else that the gentleman said that has to do with the whole reason we're here. instead of doing that important rk that mr. hoyer spoke of earlier. the gentleman talked about how we have to increase the supply of oil so that we can drive down prices at the pump and talked about how the policies of mr. bush, president bush were responsible

another plea to change the washington redskins name. it's time for the side bar. shington, d.c. city council voted yesterday to call on the team to change the name saying it's, quote, racist and derogatory. native american officials have asked for the name change. the team's owner, dan snyder, says that ain't happening. res denlts in portland, maine, overwhelmingly approved a measure that will legalize recreational use of marijuana for those 21 and older. more than 67% voted in favor. meanwhile, in colorado, voters in 5 of 11 counties voted to secede from the state of colorado. results are still being counted. the rural communities wanted to secede because they felt the legislature had been ignoring their needs and end they don't agree with stricter gun laws there. and the fbi says a former california city councilman accepted a whopping $2.3 million bribe from an undercover agent back in january. it is thought to be the largest bribe involving a politician in a sting ever. he is charged with one count of bribery. and husband and wife ran against each other in the t

every newspaper -- i especially this trust national media like washington post, new york times -- distrustational media alike "washington post," "new your times," cbs. they have a significant bias. you can tell by the headlines and the adjectives. both in the verbal and in written stories. years as an engineer. i have a distrust of opinion, especially second or third opinion. get the facts right. there is an awful lot of institutions that are modifying facts. that are creating facts. news tried -- i listen to and i put my filter on. sharing yourou for thoughts. a couple tweaks this morning. cspan. into pbs, bbc, they do not have an agenda." harrington tweets, each report needs follow-up. the answer is trust no media at all. it is all corporate owned and put out whatever aligned it is told to put out. it is a set up. coming up to the 50th anniversary of the assassination of john kennedy. everything you will see on the main media is about how lee harvey ostwald was the sole assassin. a provable lie. if you take one look at the film,t of film -- zapruda there has to be more than one shooter.

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here is a piece from "the washington times" this morning. federal government is approving -- guest: keep in mind that under the legislation we are looking at, it does not call for amnesty. 1986 under president ronald reagan, that was amnesty. here it is and earned pathway to citizenship. said -- atwould've least let's legalize those people, get them out of the shadows, so they can provide more taxes and provide productivity to our economy. even going back to the border security, there is a good piece of legislation that i support. saying, butlly given analysis, let's see what we need for the border, and then add the resources, it instead of just throwing candy at the border, what i call these extra resources. .t is going to be hard even in that type of bill. if you have border security, then what else do you do? you still need to deal with the interior security. keep in mind, i live on the border. my brother is a border sheriff down there. we are familiar with the border. i have lived there all my life. becameer came across and a legal resid

however the washington times reported they contain cit a document suggesting pakistan had secretly endorsed the program for years. greg kinnear the receiving classified briefings on strikes and casualty candidates. experts have long suspected pakistan of giving implicit consent for strikes in the pool under orders to kill what was coming. pakistani authorities we already know this is the situation since it might even be a strike resulted from information might be styles. and it would be the first scientific estimates a recent amnesty international report said four hundred to nine hundred civilians were killed in pakistan by drone attacks since two thousand and four and that the strikes may violate international laws place the us from me tonight tensions are running high income so that is vacant space to the polls that this sunday to connect lake will need as if it's seen as a test of confidence from john relations with saudi and pitching and defense at independence from in two thousand and eight the senate did not recognize the means but madeline is looking ahead to eu membership the last t

here is "the washington times" this morning. the headline -- "reunion poignant for world war ii veterans." that story notes -- the host: when the retirement army for slim tenant went to his first reunion at the 30th infantry division, those who landed on the beaches of normandy and fought across spansion germany, he was greeted by a thousand other veterans. host: another generation of veterans is looked at in "the christian science monitor" today. the vietnam era veterans. "40 years after america's most controversial war began to wind down, more vets seek closure and reconciliation." front page of "christian science monitor" out this week. and finally, this story from politico. "iraq and afghanistan changed the face of veterans day." a bit of that piece -- host: we will be talking about that subject with you in our first half-hour of today's "washington journal." has a rack in afghanistan, those wars and the change the face of veterans day in america -- has the and afghanistan changed face of veterans in america? arnold, good mo

yesterday, "the washington times" announced the paper and rand paul mutually agreed to end his weeklyed found evidence that three pages of rand paul's latest book were directly lifted from conservative think-tank's documents. another entire section of the same book was lifted nearly word for word from a forbes article. last week, rachel fleeted the theory that rand paul maybe doesn't know what plagiarism is. this is not the first or last time we will be faced with this question. is rand paul lying? or is he just not quite, you know, smart enough off to understand the issue. and that we will probably always be evidence for each of those possibilities. when it comes to rand paul to. day rand paul said this about the hacks and haters who have exposed his trafficking in journalism. if i were their journalism teacher in college. i would fail them. here is what a journalism teacher at rand paul's college said today about rand paul's plagiarism. robert darden associate professor at the journalism school. said had one of my journalism students made the same mistakes i would fail them for each

joining me now "time" magazine, washington bureau chief, tom sherer, the cover, the reference to the the room. i know you don't write the copy on the cover. was there a debate within "time" magazine can we say that about this particular guy because of his size? is there something wrong with using that phrase with him? >> well there is debates over everything that goes on the cover. yes, there was. the reference there, sort of a triple, elephant, republican, the guy no one is talking about on the right, who may come in and, and, mop up the nomination for 2016, as a moderate, being the elephant in the room. and the, the third part of it is not reference to him, just being a large guy, it's his whole -- act, which is really the subject of the story that, that i wrote for the cover. you know, he has been campaigning in new jersey for re-election as if he were campaigning for president. and his message is, that i am, you know, a -- a larger-than-life guy who is going to -- take it straight to washington. and change the way things are done. just like i did in new jersey. you know he talks,

the conservative "the washington times," ran an article monday head lined the conservative case againstk hyden of conservatives concerned about the death penalty. conservatives believe that the government should exercise fiscal responsibility and restraint and the waste of the death penalty process is in direct conflict with fiscal conservatism. "the washington times" reported a study of prosecution costs in maryland revealed that the average case in which the death penalty was pursued cost $1.9 million more than a case without the death penalty. they consume taxpayers' money, many argue the money could be better spent on schools and infrastructure. in california, donald heller who wrote the death penalty law in 1978 now says it has been a failure, the cost of our cyst temperature of punishment, any benefit that could be obtained from it. now i think there is very little or zero benefit is so dollar wasteful it serves no effective purpose. ron briggs, a republican who supported the death penalty law in 1978, in california, now says -- i tell my republican friend, close your eyes for a m

in this morning's "washington times" -- we are taking your calls on the numbers are on your screen --look at more of headlines, this morning's "financial times" -- let's take some of your call starting with kathy in duluth, georgia, on our line for independents. caller: i was calling about the immigration, actually. say is that like to instead of passing legislation, more legislation, why not pass legislation that what we have be and acted. as -- and acted and written and take away the power of administrations to only enforce laws that they like and they have to enforce all laws equally and cannot make changes to them? host: thank you so much. of will talk withann garon "the washington post" guest: happy to be with you. host: tell us what the goal of this visit is. guest: from the iraqi perspective, the goal is to get more military hardware and other associated u.s. help for the fight against a really alarming spike of terrorist driven violence inside iraq and the argument that the president, -- the prime minister nouri l threatis that this is a that affects not only iraq but syria an

guy taylor, washington times state department correspondent. k university on a set of --tractors including the washington journal live every morning starting at 7:00 eastern on c-span. moderating a discussion on the 2014 midterm election. event at thes museum in washington dc starting at 8:30 a.m. eastern on c-span two. tuesday, the atlantic council looks at the future of nato and -- liveeal with coverage at 9:30 a.m. eastern on c-span three. next year on c-span, our first ladies series features jacqueline kennedy. that is followed by president obama honoring veterans at the tomb of the unknown. ♪ >> i think every first lady should do something in this tradition to help the thing that she cares about. i just think that everything in the white house should be the best. the entertainment that is given here. children are the same the world over and so is our feeling for children. world, it is good in the there is quite enough to divide people, so we should cherish the language and the emotion that unites us.

charlie hurt joins us, a columnist for "the washington times" good to see you. >> good to be with you, gregg. >> in your column, you expose the president and accuse him of trampling the document. let me quote you, presidents don't get to write new laws on a whim, presidents don't get to refuse to negotiate with congress on financial matters because the president doesn't like what congress has been urgently instructed to do by voters. charlie, is he guilty of all of those things? >> absolutely, gregg. i think we saw two weeks ago, it was on a friday before yesterday where he came out and for the second time regarding obama care, just simply declared that he was not going to enforce some part of the law. and actually, the first time he did it, he actually changed some of the language of the law, just because the law has your name on it doesn't mean you can go in there and rewrite it as a president. he is not a king. he is a president. congress makes the laws and they send them to him, and he can veto them or approve them. but what he has done in terms of going -- so much farther beyond

side, this would have been , not the time i was at post in washington. i'm not aware of those contacts on that issue. i think the cabinet office did put out a statement about this last week when the issue came up again. -- you i don't know don't have any inside knowledge, i hesitate to speak at all of it, but i would guess that there would be two sets of discussions here, obviously between the cabinet office and the inquiry it has been documented over a couple of years that there are discussions going on about particular categories of u.k., u.s. exchanges -- u.k.-u.s. exchanges during the conflict. ,econdly, maybe more recently the issue was reached by the united states itself. u.s. mind isthe whether the early release of top-level exchanges between prime ministers and presidents were matters of war and peace. if they are released well ahead of the normal time in the political lifetimes of the people who are involved, would of thefect the nature trust and confidence in each other for future presidents and prime ministers and make them less likely to stic

she was hired as the inquiring camera girl for the washington times harold. .ne column the last part of her life she was a very prolific editor of books in new york city working with several different authors. >> see this as a special time saturday at 10 of 5 p.m. eastern on sunday at noon. our series continues as we look at lady bird johnson. discussion now on retirement planning. the ceo of charles schwab was talking about that. an remarks lasted about hour. he has been thinking about this since he was 22 years old. let's go back to 1983. he founded the hampton company. then fast forward a dozen years later. men he became president and as theperating officer war a ham man. move is a wall street. the issue was who would leave and 9 million brokerage accounts after he remains the company chairman. he is one of the largest itancial services firms use the firm in 2000 and eight. despite all that he added 900,000 new broke rich account to his client a's in 2012 alone. jump.orted a 17% this year the company added a new program will want etf. look for speaker he says this is a philosophy t

the washington times is cutting ties with senator rand paul. it sending his weekly column amid plagiarism allegations. he is now putting safeguards in place to make sure that doesn't happen again. he said if it will make people leave me the hell alone, we'll try to put out footnotes. >>> oklahoma senator tom coburn is undergoing treatment for prostate cancer. he revealed his diagnosis tuesday. the 65-year-old was treated for the disease back in 2011. >>> obama care is going hollywood. the california endowment is spending $500,000 to ensure the law. they want writers and producers to have information on the act. >>> bill nelson wants lawmakers to ban corporations from getting tax deductions on penalties. it comes as jpmorgan chase is trying to get a tax deduction on a $13 billion penalty. >>> a former southern california lawmaker has pleaded guilty to taking more than $2 million in pribs. marcello coe was trying to steer laws in his favor while he was on the moreno city council. >>> public tours at the white house have resumed on a limited basis

to the airport where he arrived just a short time earlier for his motorcade and planned speech in dallas. the assumption is he will be taken back to washington. mrs. kennedy, at last report, was still in the hospital. president johnson left the hospital a short time earlier. they believe he is also heading back to the airport to catch a jet to be taken back to washington to be sworn in as president of the united states. >> the speculation is that they are going to administer the presidential oath to president johnson. >> it always occurs as soon after the death of a president as possible. there is no particular protocol or formality for it as far as we know. the vice president is informed of the passing of the president and his almost immediately sworn in. sometimes there is a private swearing in ceremony that is repeated later. it is not a joyous occasion as you can imagine. constitutionally, the vice president becomes president immediately after the death of the president of the united states. >> there are reports that the president's father and mother were informed of the attack on their son in massachusetts. there is no indication that t

congressman, let me show you the headline in the "washington times," republicans press the president to remove the health website, they want it taken down. >> right. i think that every effort is being made to look through the weaknesses of the website and to go forward and allow people the chance to enroll. it's improved. we've heard that. it's been made better and we'll continue to pursue so that hopefully in the next remaining days of the month, we'll see a vastly improved, better time response, fewer error situations and a site stability that i think will be helpful. >> you heard yesterday from henry kho, who is the guy at cms who oversaw the rollout of the website and he was saying yesterday at your hearing that 30% to 40% of this website is still not done. the accounting, that sort of stuff. an important part of the website. are you satisfied with that? >> i'm not satisfied. there's a lot of frustration and anger how this was rolled out, but the president has said himself he's angry about the way it's rolled out. there are those people who are technically sound in terms of skill

police investigated the case the couple the washington times. in a scheme to sell for at least one thousand dollars the franchise stores under the name of leftover products are maize factory pieces or can't celebrate this kind of a mountain renault factory producing sentiment in china. this makes it even more. it does not prevent its source from chinese factories. most online stores selling interest products. it's like these. even though time has been home to the factories of many international brand. a large number of products are still produced outside of china the talented just taking advantage of assumptions made by consumers who think they can buy new deals online. on the liquor brands are well aware of the alps love the part time brent and tried to minimize risk by keeping strict supervision other factors when defective or leftover parts are finding their way to market. the factory could be fined. we've been to the contract. therefore surprised look and product contracted factories can be very hard to find chinese market. like what if some

i think i'm being unfairly targeted by a bunch of hacks and haters. >> well, and today, "the washington times," a conservative paper where senator paul used to write a column, they ended their relationship with him because of the plagiarism, saying we expect our staff to take responsibility for an oversight in the column. and today, she co-wrote a paper today, james carl covers politics for "the journal," paul's home state paper. you check me on this. it is not about footnoting, although we should foot note. there is something more powerful here, it is taking sentences and lifting them and putting them in speeches and naming them. like in other words, you did the original composition. what are your thoughts? >> yeah, what rand paul fails to understand is what most high schoolers grasp. which is, you can't take something from wikipedia and claim it as your own. he personally makes a distinction, that he just got a little sloppy. >> what if somebody else wrote your speech for you and somebody else was worse than sloppy, was he worse than sloppy in managing his staff? where does the sloppiness n

"the washington times" says the u.s. coral reef task force chose a beachfront hotel on st.roix as their base on a mission to study coral reefs. the beachfront resort, which appeared in an episode of "the bachelor," reportedly has a lush government course and rooms that start at over $300 a night. federal officials claim the on scene experience about caribbean coral reefs is important to the mission of conservation. u.s. coral reef task force was created by an executive order in 1998. the group, with members from a number of federal agencies, meets twice a year. as for this trip, the group insists they cut a deal on room and board. >>> finally, a cultured solution to loitering. young people, courtesy of a mcdonald's in australia, a restaurant has started playing classical music and opera late at night. media reports say so far the results have been positive. the store's operations manager says fewer young people are hanging around late at night. social media is not sold on the idea with some locals claiming the muse sick a little too loud. but others say it might just bring

times,"he washington reporting this morning, the headline -- "the senate and house at odds over whatdo with detainees in guantanamo bay." what would you like to see happen? i would like to see us maintain the status quo. i do not support bringing them to this country to have their hearings and trials. i think that they need to stay under military tribunal and we tried that way. not support releasing these detainees and sending them back home. the ones that happened, at least a large percentage of them have backd right around, come and gotten involved in al qaeda and whatever terrorist network they are, implementing attacks against ourselves, our troops, or our allies. i support the house version. another contentious debate on the floor over this legislation, sexual assault in the military. there are two different proposals, one would take it out of the chain of command, the justice system. what do you think should happen? guest: i support keeping it in the chain of command, but adding the provisions that the house added, which gives a lot more protections and advocates for the victim

. >> but then another issue, the website washington times reporting that some of the language had been verbatim lifted from "the week" magazine. mandatory sentencing began in response to a growing endemic. america's prison population has tripled to 2.4 million. america now jails a country, including china and iran, at a staggering cost of $08 billion a year. here is what senator rand wrote. america's prison population has quadrupled to 2.4 million. america now jails a higher percentage of its citizens than any other country, including china and iran at the staggering cost of $80 billion a year. the senator told national review that if he were a journalism teacher for taking the coverage of msnbc and the associated press, he would have failed them. the plagiarism was real and attacking the media doesn't change that. send me a tweet at this hour about our show. >>> ahead on media buzz, bob woodward on his latest crash with the white house, his view of the obama care mess and his relationship with jeff bezos. that's next on media buzz. weap. now back to "media buzz." >> bob woodward has r

time necessary even at a -- we will look forward as we head to washington. words. relaying your >> the whole situation is that the vice president lyndon johnson will be given the oath of office as the president of the united states as soon as it can be done. time to check this but i believe the oath can be administered by anyone who can administer an oath. in lessappened unfortunate circumstances, he normally would be sworn in by the chief justice of the supreme court but in this case he will be sworn in by anyone who has the power to do it. that means that lyndon johnson will be president of the united states and will finish out mr. kennedy's term running until january of 1964. what happens then, we do not know. the next in line for the presidency after mr. johnson becomes john mccormick of massachusetts who is the speaker of the house. he is next in line. we were told a few minutes ago that the or -- air force had jet planes on the ramp i nearby andrews air force base ready to take off her texas and maybe they have by this point. they will bring mr. johnson and ot

again, from the back side blindsided, not that time against jacksonville. but in washingtone a couple that got away. of course today a moment ago, didn't see williams coming after him. >> phil: when somebody different is in the backfield this time it's julius thomas in there. wide receivers go back there. >> jim: moreno did not squeeze between a couple of players and it is set back two yards. >> phil: good job by laurence guy getting it in the back field. >> jim: you see king dunlap going to the locker room, starting left tackle for the chargers. second and 12 -- moreno. >> phil: te'o on the tackle. he said what a difference from college to the pros. the information, learning all of it. number 50, reads it pretty quick this time, he said he's getting the hang of all this now. understanding and reacting much faster than he did his first couple of starts. >> jim: third and three. >> phil: on the job training. >> jim: looked like he stepped back, are they going to give him the forward progress for four and a first. julius thomas. >> phil: good point, jim. as he catches the foot

it should also be noted that the washington times tonight ended their relationship with senator paul. he will not be writing for that newspaper anymore. so yes, the day goes to governor chris christie, and he is not only reelected, he is apparently as of tonight down one major rival for the 2016 job that he wants way more than the job he just got tonight. [ female announcer ] 1 hour to go, 1 hour to whiten. when you don't have the time, there's new crest 3d white 1 hour express whitestrips. removes years of stains in just 1 hour. whitening without the wait. now get the best 3d white deal of the year at selected retailers. >>> election night tonight has been mostly dominated by the two marquis matchups, the governor's races in new jersey and virginia. there's other fascinating results still pouring in. new jersey also voted tonight to raise that state's minimum wage. new jersey's minimum wage had been the federal minimum of $7.25 an hour. but now it will go up to $8.25 an hour and there will be annual cost of living adjustments. governor chris christie had vetoed that, but tonight vote

about three months later i wrote in the dallas times "herald" with the washington times, i forget which, but he threatened to tissued nixon. i don't know. you just did not -- i agree totally with the warren commission. i am just saying, the investigation could have been of little deeper in some respects. for instance, the fbi, all visited the fbi office and left the threat. faugh. >> 1975. so i'm just saying, there were some things. >> gentleman. >> next question, please. >> i am proud. i read you for many, many years. intellectually honest. it fits. is it not possible that they need and the desire to find a conspiracy to commit -- explain the assassination grows out of the fact that we -- the alternative is so hard -- that is to say, we would then have to accept the apparent truth that a pathetic loner brought down camelot, and to accept that then we have to look at our own selves and that meant something we don't always like to do which is that violence and death is unfair and random. >> i agree totally. >> thank you for being here. i was wondering if modern did not as you would be ab

gerri: the white house pulling out all the stops and according to "the washington times" a consumer web site for health care a trusted source among consumers are pocketing money from the federal government to promote obamacare. dr. jaffa, i was surprised because i know this is a website that a lot of americans trust sometimes to the ire of their own doctors seeking day get a real deal. what is the real story? >> i found it disturbing myself because almost makes me worry that the government tries to bribe webmd.com to be a propaganda organ but it should not be surprising the government has leveraged finance to get what it wants from different organizations the ama had a government grant for the monopoly of the creation for what was used by 80 insurance companies and i am sure that is leveraged with their compliance and cooperation. big format got a lot of breaks with obamacare and in return they have spent that so it worries me the government tries to use financial leverage. gerri: let's talk about what webmd.com is getting this is a web site you thank you get unbiased information they r