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williams. we're on capitol hill in washington tonight, where we'll be coming back on the air, 9:00, 8:00 central address. for now, from washington, good night. >>> tonight we witness an american tradition. >> mr. speaker. >> the president before congress and the nation. but after his toughest year in office and a public in no mood to trust washington, can the president make his case for action on the economy, on income inequality, on the environment, education, and foreign policy, and can he do it withwithout congress? >> from nbc news, the state of the union address live from washington. here is brian williams. >> and good evening on a cold night in washington. we should warn you there will be fleeting moments of warmth inside the house chamber beneath the capitol dome right behind us here on capitol hill.

to assess the frustration and if it from obamacare to endicott on inequality, of juan williams columnist for the hillormer member of the george w. bush senior staff brad lachemann. good to have you both here. talk about income inequality that's go to 53 percent disapproval rating for this president with the latest daley gallup poll. key cannot see right now to do anything right. what is the way to improve called numbers for the president? >> with the start of the new ear you have to get back to your base look at the decline of his poll numbers. what is outstanding much has come up from the democrats and independents. if he could start to get the democrats back in line to demonstrate some competence especially with the obamacare web site, making sure enough are registered zero they have a functional marketplace, i think that would make a lot of decrats very happy singing hallelujah. and independents have been turned off so if he could stop the bleeding he could help the numbers go up but there's not much with the republicans. lou: how were they in your judgment handling of the mess of obamacare, the f

meant, and perha when he wished he had not said, fox news polical analyst, columnist for the hill, juan williams, thank you, juan. first. the president saying, in effect erasism is the reason his numbers soft ended over the our of last two years, i can not think of anything more -- well, troubling for him to say, and have revealed martin luther king day than those words. >> it is crazy, if he says his numbers, his poll numbers have declined over last few months in part because of race, that is just absurd, it plays to racial aning itnism in the society -- antagonism to the socociety, and you in the book have written just about this point of speaking to the idea of us as one idea as opposed to separate groups, tribal, rare racial or , the presidents saying less that, my suspicion said he knows he did not get the majority of white votes in 2008, and less in 2012, his hope i suspect is that, as he said, you know, while some whites might not like him because he is black, he is aware there are others who like him because he is aerson of color, are those people the ones that define american politics?

>> so let's bring in our expanded panel, steve hayes, juan williams, columnist with the hill.easton, and charles krauthammer. charles? >> well, listening to that excerpt from ed henry, you would think that's the campaign speech of someone running against barack obama. obama is indicting the four years, the five years he's been president. he said the rich have done well. everybody else has stalled. inequality has increased. the four years, the five years are his years. essentially, he's saying my job now is to undo what i have done in the five years of my presidency. it's hardly sort of a ringing call to arms. i'm sure they now have tested all of these words, inequality, opportunity, all this stuff, to see which ones resonate with the focus groups, but i don't think it's going to help him in any way. as for, you know, the agenda he has, if you heard what robert gibbs says, he's given up on being the great uniter, the charismatic president who would bring america together. and now he's simply trying to hang on for quite small achievements. which i think in his own eyes means tha

hill. >> i will consult william relevant committees in congress to seek their views. and then seek congressional authorization for the new program as needed. >> now that is a surrounding statement from the president considering what he said earlier before the first cabinet meeting of the year. >> we are not just going to wait for legislation in order to make sure that we are providing americans the help they need. i have a pen and i have a phone. i can sign executive orders and take executive actions and administrative actions. >> okay, will he or won't he work for congress. here is mitch mcconnell of kentucky. the president said he can do it on his own. and last week he said he really wants to work with congress. which president do you believe is telling the truth? >> we get both versions are you tonely. he would be smart to work with congress. everybody is concerned about their privacy, but we are concerned about avoiding another 9/11 attack and a number of the techniques that we developed in the last ten years have prevented those attacks and i think we can meet th

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william lives 10 minutes from the plant, in pine hill. he lost his job in october 2012. and for one year he was another statistic, another percentage point in wilcox county's high unemployment rate. then golden dragon started hiring and a year later william got a job. a really good job. i'm honored that william and his wife toshika are here tonight as mine and dianne's special guest. i'd like for you to meet him. (please stand. applause) this is our role, to create an environment where there is opportunity for people to get a good job, to train and get the skills they need, to get a good education at an early age and to continually encourage people to break free of the bondage of dependency, to stand on their own two feet, and we do this by giving him or her an opportunity for - and the satisfaction of having a job. [ applause ] >> william is why i am here. he is who i work for. and alabamians just like him are why we are all here. we should never forget that. [ applause ] god bless you all, and god bless the great state of alabama. >> the the governor positives final sta

williams. nbc news, capitol hill. ♪ she fell did you know without a shadow. >> paul with a little help from ringofans what they were hoping to see. a paul and ringo beadle reunion at the grammy. february 7 will mark the 50th anniversary of the beadle u.s. invasion. the arrival gave america much-needed boost of spirit just over two months after jfk assassination. and now paul ringo and those who were on the scene remember the chaos and hysteria welcome the if boys. >> we came over not feeling like america but just there at the right time and it was like america wants to party again. wants to get over that hurdle. >> we want the beatless. we want the beatles. >> the beadle disnot intend to heal america sorrow after the assassination of president kennedy. but heal they did. ♪ ♪ i think you will understand ♪. >>reporter: by january 1964 beadle mania had conquered europe and america was finally catching the fever. the bandy want to hold your hand which is being rereleased on the beadle new u.s. album box set hit no. 1 but still aprehension when the beadle flew to new york february 7, 1964 for the firs

when it slammed into a retaining wall and plummeted onto oxon hill road. 45-year-old james monroe henderson and 30-year-old iyani williams both of alexandria were killed. a third person was hurt. oxon hill road and surrounding roadways were shut down for hours. >>> new concerns for u.s. officials about the safety of the olympic games in sochi, russia. an islamic terrorist group from southern russia has claimed responsibility for killing 34 people in recent bombings. now that group says more attacks are on the way. danielle nottingham reports from the state department. >> reporter: the olympic torch is making its first appearance in southern russia. the flame entering the city of volgograd where terrorists struck with twin suicide bombings last month. in an internet video an islamic militant group from southern russia claimed responsibility for the volgograd attacks and promised a present for those attending the olympic games. >> we've got sochi very near the part of russia where extremists have spent a lot of time. >> reporter: the u.s. state department has issued a warning to americans planning to attend the winter game

hill street. i want to address the govd code section 655985 that mr. williams mentions. mr. genius recited j 1 about health and safety. but those criteria do not apply here. section 65589.5 j says as you've heard and you see in front of you when a proposed housing development project complies with applicable objective general plan and zoning standards and criteria including design review standards and effect at the time. and then, if it complies, then other conditions may come to bear, but it does not comply. and your findings say it does not comply. if state law had planted all local authority to design and reduce housing projects except for the case of health and welfare, it would be front page news. the case that mr. genius referenced in southern california, this -- there were no findings made. i'm sure the attorney will direct the board on that new law if that in fact were the case. i hope that the board will be clear that those criteria that he listed about health and safety do not apply in this situation. thank you very much. >> hello, my name is barbara geshg. i'm a l

are -- the winners are the university of north carolina at chapel hill and oems college in massachusetts. $17,400 a year in tuition. williams cost $58,900 a year. at the average freshman receives about $40,000 in grants at unc. that college gives out 14,000 in grants to freshman. it is expensive no matter what. >> thank you. have a good one. the national association of theatre owners is calling for shorter movie previews will stop the group wants to limit them to two minutes per trailer. perthere are two exceptions year per movie distributor. trailers for those babies can run up to three minutes. this follows complaints from moviegoers like me about previews being too long and evening away too much information about the movie. theater owners will be airing just 150 days ahead of the release of the movies. >> these trailers -- you can't sit through half an hour of trailers before you get to the movie. >> at the movies are so long, you are out of my old stop -- you are out all night. >> we do like previews around here. we have a preview of 6:00 will newsconsider this your trailer. >> tonight at 6:00, we have pictures that sho

william and mary in williamsburg made the list at number eight. north carolina chapel hill was rated number one. princeton review released the list based on admissions, tuition and financial aid data from each school. >>> if you drive a toyota camry hybrid and you've noticed problems with your brakes the government wants to hear from you. national traffic and highway safety administration are checking into claims that brakes are failing in these cars, focusing on the 2008 models. two crashes, no one was hurt in. hands are a dead give away. and tell their age? why? >> you can somewhat. the nails get more dry and brittle as you get older. you also get more of the longitudinal, you get ridges in the nails. a lot of that has to do with what happens at the matrix, which is below the cuticle here as the skin ages. >> okay. you've got some nails to show us. you're going to tell us quickly what those problems are as you look at them. you see this as a doctor? >> all the time. >> what's wrong with this? >> you see how the nail is like splitting, like slate? this is due to dryness. w

college of william and mary in va vashgs university of florida and university of virginia, usc chapel hillranked number one. >> doctors moving in on congress over food stamps one in seven americans receives assistance a medical group says cutting budget would reduce in higher bills down the road to treat diabetes and developmental problems in kids the study found increase in hospitalizations among poor people with diabetes. >> watson 90 made famous after it's performances on jeopardy is on the move. imb turning watson into its own headquarters building. ibm has been developing watson for purposes such as use in health care and wafrnging industries the company says commercializing will mark the start of a new era. >> just ahead action by new jersey governor chris christy and wake of the george washington bridge traffic jam scandal. >> also, today's comments from dennis rodman being met with approval from the family of a american jailed in north korea. >> coffee and dehyd >>> one of many moves by new jersey chris christy in response to claims his top aides or chess straighted a major traffic

hill. massive trillion dollar budget that law makers passed is packed with costly pet projects. williams in our los angeles bureau to it tell us. hi, william. >> reporter: the cup board is bare and can be no more cuts yet the budget is filled with 300 billion in useless programs. so who won the argument? take a guess. >> we have to chaefrj the culture of congress to prioritize limiting wasteful spending. >> reporter: remember when saving money made sense? not so in the budget. >> it is full of pork projects and ineffective government programs and hand outs to corporate cronies. >> reporter: congress deals out more money than many request. the navy wanted 3 billion and got four. congress gave the army 90 million to upgrade a tank that didn't need it and 50 million for a mississippi river that was not asked for. oil and gas industry gushes profits and yet it received a half billion dollar subsidies. we shouldn't pay for the rnd private sector energy companies. they need to stand on their own merits. >> and congress brepgs home the bacon. washington senator got money to it restore the paci

. >> reporter: jeannie williams decided at the last minute to turn a day trip from the family farm in rock hill, south carolina, into an overnight adventure for her homeschooled 11-year-old son jeffrey. >> he just liked hotels. he liked to travel, and he thought it was a neat thing to do for some reason, and he just enjoyed it. >> reporter: they checked into the best western in boone on june 7th, 2013. but not into room 225. newspaper reporter elizabeth leland -- >> and now in one of those terrible tragic ironies in this case, the room they were in reeked so much of cigarette smoke that they asked to be switched to another room. >> reporter: they were upgraded to room 225. was it a nice room? >> it was a nice room. it was a big room, and it had a fireplace and it had a kind of heart-shaped tub. jeffrey wasn't quite sure about that. he thought that was quite interesting, and never had seen that before. >> reporter: was there anything unusual about the room? >> no, there was nothing. >> reporter: jeffrey is in bed, in his pjs. >> my last vision i have of him is just sitting on the edge of the bed

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william, thank you very much. keeping the lights on up in capitol hill. it will only cost a trillion dollars.w budget cut anything? we'll find out in minutes. martha: a shock reminder of the dangers of texting and driving. keep this i am imagine your head, folks. we'll be right back. martha: so it cost a trillion dollars it turns out to keep the lights on essentially on capitol hill. congress agreeing to a massive spending deal and avoiding, for the time-being, government shutdown. welcome everybody, to a brand new hour of "america's newsroom." i am martha maccallum. bill: i am bill hemmer. good morning. at home or work wherever you are watching us today house leaders set to speak after cutting a new spending deal of more than a trillion dollars. that is 1500 pages. would fund the federal government through the month of october. martha: 1500 pages of spending. unbelievable. chief congressional correspondent mike emanuel on capitol hill. we understand we'll hear from speaker john boehner. what will he say this morning? >> reporter: speaker john boehner told republican members, a turning point

williams and his company never received any government benefit of any kind from me or my from my administration. >> joining us, our political panel, the hill's. stoddard. political director rick klein and before we get to the governor. middle of the show during the first part of the show we had to evacuate the set, shepard smith had to take over. nice to see you outside in the lobby. >> luckily no fire. >> rick klein's second time this has happened as a guest over here at fox. aside from that, we are all back. let me start with you a.b., governor mcdonnell? >> it's a remarkable story. if you read the indictment and you learn just what hoists and decisions the governor and his wife made, even if they perceived it, they never received anything illegal or did anything illegal on behalf of johnny williams ahead of scientific it all beginsen othe first page when you learn that the governor actually requested the use of johnny williams' private plane without ever having met him. and it went on from there and it's quite a dramatic tale. >> if he expected a gift in return and got a gift in return. >> there was a lot of give and take on whether or no

william dresser, is cooperating. >> fire crews are getting a handle on the wildfires in the hills east of los angeles.inment. five homes have been destroyed, 15 others were damaged. it's believe the flame was sparked when campers used papers to feed a camp fire. they are now in jail and facing charges. >> and we're hearing long lost audio recordings from martin luther king, jr. he's heard discussing steps then senator john f. kennedy took to get his release in. >> it is true senator kennedy did take specific steps. he was in contact with officials in georgia during my arrest. he called my wife, made a personal call and expressed he was working and trying to do something to make my release possible. >> that sound is from a tape found in a tennessee attic a few years ago. >> extended hours today at the national zoo in the washington area for the huge crowds that are packing in to see bao bao the panda cub. bao bao, whose name means precious in mandarin, was born in august. don't worry, if you can't get there in person, you can always tune in to the panda cam, chris, on the national zoo's web site, knowi

hill tackles a subject they normally sidestep. long-term unemployment and poverty. why now, we'll tackle it all tonight on washington week. judy? on tomorrows edition of pbs newshour weekend, correspondent william brangham looks at germany's push to reconcile it's nazi past. and a quick editor's phot before we go. in our report on wednesday on investing in infrastructure, i mispronounced the skaj-it river. and we should have said the i-35 bridge that collapsed in 2007 connects two areas of minneapolis. when we make a mistake, we want to set it straight! that's the newshour for tonight, i'm judy woodruff. have a great weekend. thank you and goodnight. >> major funding for the pbs newshour has been provided by: ♪ ♪ moving our economy for 160 years. bnsf, the engine that connects us. >> charles schwab, proud supporter of the pbs "newshour." >> and with the ongoing support of these institutions and foundations. and... >> this program was made possible by the corporation for public broadcasting. and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you.  >>> this is nightly business report with susie gharib. >> our rating service provide objective independent ra

hills and wilcox county. in a few weeks golden dragon will begin production in its brand new $100 million plant working there will be a man named williamaws or. william lives to minutes from the plan. william wallace's job in the october 2012. for one year volume was just another statistic, and the percentage in the employ of a rate. and golden dragons are retiring. a year later william get a job, a good job. i am proud that william is live on here tonight as minor and diane special guests. i would like for you to meet them. would you step. [applause] who up to 500 people will soon get the job of hundred families in the nation's poorest area that have a new opportunity and a much better way of life. this is our role, to create an environment where there is opportunity for people to get a good job, to train coming to get the skills that they need, to get a good education and an early age and to continually encourage people to break free of the bondage of dependency, to still another of to feed. we do this by giving him or her an opportunity for air the satisfaction of having a job. [applause] .. >> william is why i am here. he is who i

hill of after lawmakers passed the recent trillion dollar spending bill. we are highlighting just some of their pet projects because it's all your money. and williamth a look at how your lawmakers intend to spend it. william? >> >> reporter: well, jon, there's corporate welfare like 62 million for a nearly bankrupt mining company, a $44 million slush fund for water projects and millions for canceled autism research in the pentagon budget. so much for reform. >> got to change the culture of congress to one that prioritizes limiting wasteful spending. >> reporter: remember when saving money made sense? not so in the latest federal budget. >> it's full of pork projects, ineffective government programs and handouts to corporate cronies. >> reporter: spending is up 45 billion as congress doles out even more money than many request. the navy wanted $3 billion for a new submarine, it got four. congress gave the army 90 million to upgrade a tank that didn't need it and 50 million for the mississippi river that wasn't asked for. the oil and gas industry gushes profits, yet it received a half a billion dollar subsidy. >> we should not be paying for the r&d

hill were convicted. seven senators and six congressman. how long were they in jail? host: they all served jail time and they were in jail for at least several years. host: harrison williams was the sole u.s. senator that got convicted. mr. wallance, why did some non-congressional members in the city councils, etc., get involved in this fbi sting? host: i referred earlier to the network, the outer circle, these low-level crooks who were selling stolen art or stolen cd's who then put the undercover operation in touch with the next level. that was angelo eric hadi and corrupt lawyers in accra city council. they in turn, after satisfying themselves that they were dealing with authentically corrupt arab sheik then passed the undercover agent, or set up meetings for the undercover team with the congressman and the senator. it was a network from the outer circles to the inner circles that is what really made abscam so defective. host: a viewer tweets in -- now, we covered a little bit of that but please go ahead and revisit that. again, was there a targeting of specific officials or was this going to be wide open to all 535 members of the congress? guest: that is the good -- a

hill were convicted. seven senators and six .ongressman how long were they in jail? host: they all served jail time and they were in jail for at least several years. host: harrison williamsas the sole u.s. senator that got convicted. , why did some non-congressional members in the city councils, etc., get involved in this fbi sting? host: i referred earlier to the , the outer circle, these low-level crooks who were selling stolen art or stolen cd's who then put the undercover operation in touch with the next level. angelo eric hadi and corrupt lawyers in accra city council. they in turn, after satisfying themselves that they were dealing with authentically then passed sheik the undercover agent, or set up meetings for the undercover team with the congressman and the senator. it was a network from the outer circles to the inner circles that is what really made abscam so defective. in --a viewer tweets now, we covered a little bit of that but please go ahead and revisit that. again, was there a targeting of specific officials or was this going to be wide open to all 535 members of the congress? good --hat is the a good question. in the first instance, there was no targetin