footage provided to "lockup" by the prison, hostage negotiators are outside the cell of inmate willie hill. moments earlier, hill overpowered a female correctional officer, shackled her with her own restraints and was now holding her at knifepoint in his cell. meanwhile, river bend's emergency response team suits up for action. while the negotiator speaks with hill, the team quietly assembles undetected outside the cell door. >> here we go. coming in. >> at a precise moment, the door is opened and the team rushes the cell, setting off a flash bang grenade. the team uses pepper spray to subdue the inmate. within seconds, the still shackled officer is pulled to safety. a short time later, hill is also removed from the cell. though dazed by the effects of the pepper spray, hill is uninjured. his assault on the officer earned him two months in punitive segregation and an extension of his sentence. riverbend's emergency response team regularly trains for crises where a cell extraction is called for. our crew was there to cover one session. >> as you can see, when you get that many people in as

the >> the house debate the resolution against president obama we are joined from capitol hill from mike willis of the hill whose reporting on this upcoming debate why does the speaker want to see the president? >> guest: this plays into the republican narrative ever since obama has taken the white house that he has abused his executive authority, stepped out of bounds with the constitution and boehner said we had the vast and we will sue and according to a provision of obamacare that the democrats passed without support face says certain delay of that provision is what congress did not approve and we are suing because of it. >> host: what does this resolution do or what does it mean? >> guest: authorizes the chamber to sue the white house. of how the debate over one facet is if they have a standing to do so. some say they do not and others say they do and it will be tied at sea will not see any decisions legislation based on this pre-election so the fact they go through these motions so it is political fodder for both sides. >> host: the speaker treated we will pass a resolution authorizing th

bay area, president obama returning tonight to attend a luncheon tomorrow in the hills in silicon valley. $10,000. willie is with me. what is this that national politicians like about the bay area and the tech scene here? >> almost more than anything else, california and the bay area are cash cows, and in particular, for democrats. real, quality, upscale democrats come here to get re-fueled. >> and fueling the campaign coffers in election years. but isn't something different now? this city is very different now from when you first became mayor, largely because of the decisions you made about building different kinds of housing, more upper income housing in places, to help set the table for the growing tech scene. >> in reality, san francisco has transformed itself over the last 20 or so years from being kind of like many other places in america into something very special. a culmination of incredible research capacity for medical coverage and for health and the whole business of what do you do with the so-called internet, how do you move into the world of tomorrow. we are now the ground zero for all of t

. >> mike willis of "the hill." thank you for the update. >> thanks, appreciate it. [captioning performed by national captioning institute] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2014] >> also likely this week in the house, action on a republican proposal for border security funding. for more on that, we spoke with a clip reporter. -- capitol hill reporter. >> the spending process for c.q. roll call. what will the focus of this republican bill be like? what is money being allocated in this? >> about 2/3 of the money is going toward border security. most of it going to the department of homeland security . they're looking to beef up funding for i.c.e., which transports the migrants once they're apprehended at the border, houses them initially, and also deports the immigrants after their case. also a lot of money going to putting more judges on the border, including teleconferencing technology to allow for quicker immigration hearings before a judge. which they're hoping to get done within seven days after migrants are apprehended at the border. >> an artic

willy-nilly wrote amendments to bills. they were called signing statements but executive branch writingments to bills without them going back to capitol hill. jon: presidents done that too. >> other presidents have done generally what president obama has done here. i think, the, what, speaker boehner is doing is a political stunt trying to hold off the clamor on the far right for impeachment. i can understand why he is doing that. legally it will not have much merit. what is more likely to happen is challenge coming from the private sector like we saw with the hobby lobby decision much the hobby lobby decision did put a brake on the president's use of executive authority. said, no you have gone too far but it came not from one party creating a extra constitutional fight. it came from the private sector. probably what has to happen here as well. jon: as you point out, this is a president swept into office in large part based on his promise to change the culture of washington. >> not in large part. that is why he was swept into office. the fundamental promise of his presidency, to reach across party lines and, change culture of washington is

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hill. >>> from nbc news, this is "today's take" with al roker, natalie morales, willie geist, and tamronn new york city. july 2nd, 2014. we've got a great crowd on the plaza. i'm willie geist with tamron hall. al is off this week. natalie is in brazil covering the world cup sadly now perhaps for the last day. this country was gripped. we were locked into our tvs. no work was done from 4:00 to 7:00 eastern time. what was it like to be down there? >> reporter: oh, i got to tell you. i was there, i was at the game. it was both heart stopping and then of course sadly heart breaking in the end for the u.s. team with their world cup dreams dashed by belgium's team. belgium unfortunately those red devils came on strong and they shot at us. they came out from the very beginning taking shot after shot. the only thing we seem to be able to do is get tim howard in that goal with that strong reaction keeping those balls out of the goal. incredible. i mean, he was able to stop 16 attacks, 16 shots right at the goal for a new world cup record. he is certainly the hero of the game. but the whole team r