where is joe biden right now? >> i have been reporting on this and a story about this earlier today in politico. the point is this. joe biden has always been somebody who sort of came in and did the 11th hour deal when it came to the debt ceiling in 2011 and when it came to the fiscal cliff of last year. it's no secret as dana knows all too as well, there are lots of democrats, most prominent among them, harry reid, the democratic leader in the senate, who thought that the democrats got the short end of the stick in some of these deals so he is not eager to have joe biden back in this. but i've spoken with people close to joe biden, but say what is joe biden supposed to do? there is no negotiation going on. this is a very different time. this fight is predominantly in the house, by the way, and not in the senate. and, by the way, mitch mcconnoll, with whom joe biden has worked in the past, has a tough re-election fight. he is not a leader in trying to get a deal worked out in all this. you're shaking your head bec

welcome to "morning joe." with us on set we have the chairman of deutsche incorporated, donny deutsche and mike barnacle is here. we have msnbc contributor robert gibbs here with willie, joe and me. good morning. >> good morning. the cardinals make it through. >>leal adam wainwright is huge. >> talk about pirates. tough. >> great story. >> we're albumed about pirates. but the cardinals, what an organization. >> where do you think gibbs got the table cloth? >> i don't know. i was wondering that myself. >> a little offseason but cute. >> man speaking of fastballs at your head. >> you know what? steps up first swing and pre-season, boom. >> let me tell you barnacle i'm taking fashion advice from a lot of people but one of them is not you. >> for the first time since 2008 the economy is not america's top concern. new gallup polling shows the government shutdown, the dysfunction in washington has become the number one concern of voters at 33% and while all sides are taking a hit in their approval hittings as a resu

welcome to "morning joe," everyone. it is october 30th, the day before halloween. >> that's how harold and i were on education. >> it wasn't that, kill the mood. we have pulitzer please historian john meacham. are you going to do the jonas brothers right now? >> i did it earlier. i proofread it. no one proofread the jonas brothers. >> that's a shame. msnbc visiting analyst. former democratic congressman harold ford, jr. good morning. and in washington, we have senior political editor and white house correspondent for the huffington post, sam stein. sam, the piece of paper in front of you. look at that. he comes with pages. >> you know why he got the notes from? >> where? >> his plummer yesterday, he gave him the details. how did it go? >> is everything working with the dishwasher okay? >> no, it's not. >> everything is hysterical. >> now would be a good time for you to tell the audience, actually, your plummer works for the obama administration. willie, do you believe all spoold up mia was yesterday. everything was goin

and so joe and i started going to new york and joe and i literally went door to door meeting every one of our hosts and we basically -- i like to say when you bought an iphone steve jobs didn't sleep on your couch but we did. >> rose: all the people that were engaged in renting their homes here in new york you'd go see every one of them? >> yes. and when we visited them we'd get new insights. >> rose: like? >> well, we'd hear all sorts of things that people desired to share their space on a service like ours, some things like simple payment system. an easy-to-use calendar, support for mobile devices. and so we would gather this feedback-- which was really tapping into a traditional industrial design process. >> rose: are most people doing this because they need extra cash or are they doing it because they want to meet people and want to have some kind of interesting experience? >> i think one of the things we used to talk about was we felt like money was the initial hook. it's the reason you might try this for the very first time. but the reason most hosts continue to do it is because

joining me now is dana mil bank and joe madison. thank you for your time. >> thank you. >> joe, this is a pattern now, so what's behind this talk. >> let me tell you, they just can't stand the fact that they've got a very start, intelligent black man that has outthought them, outcampaigned them, beat them twice without any controversy. the nerve, the absolute nerve to use crack cocaine, something that destroyed individuals, destroyed families, practically destroyed communities, to compare it to something that heals people, that brings families together, that allows them to save money, allows them to be well is absolutely absurd. and rush limbaugh has some nerve. here is a man that even talked his maid into stealing drugs from her husband so that he could have a high. so, i mean, let's call it what it is. these people simply have lost their freaking minds. they just can't handle it. >> dana, when you hear people comparing government dependency to drug use and slavery, i mean, what are the implications of dog whistle politics in this

if it's way too early, joe, what time is it? it's time for "morning joe." now it's time for the daily rundown. is it chuck today? i believe it is. take it away, chuck. have a great day, everybody. >>> thank you, mika. diagnosis and prognosis, secretary sebelius tries to tamp down the uproar over the -- fix the glitches and get past talking tech trouble. but what is the bigger problem in washington? democrats and their health care blues? or the republicans and their suddenly 2014 trouble as highlighted by the bluegrass battle or that mitch mcconnell was fired by the left and the light. >>> and a royal affair. all right, it's christening day for the newest member of the royal family. wait until you hear how many god parent this is little guy has. that's in our data bank, we're going to get a glimpse of the new prince this hour. it's wednesday, october 23,

i knew for me an joe i and joe e way to go. >> the kind of death joe envisions is rare. the study showing that most americans would prefer to die at home. more than two-thirds die in a hospital or in a nursing home. many after stays in an intensive care unit like this one. >> he is a o of 56-year-old decreased respiratory drive. a probable bacterial meningitis and a lot more lab abnormalities. temperature is 103. her daughter is here. her husband does not understand she is doing very badly. >> it's very serious. >> today the doctor and her team are treating a 60-year-old woman with multiple organ failure. >> this is the patient who just came in last night who became very ill very quickly. we don't know which way it's going to go. i think it's important that it's clear to the family that the patient is almost as sick as she can be. do you have any questions right now? i know it's overwhelming. we don' don't know if she will survive this. we have pushed the limits as far a sedation. we have to talk about what the patient would want. in terms of remaining on life fort fo su

mika, joe. we got a bulletin boston police are removing them because they have been licking the green monster. >> they are is going take barnacle. >> this is not right. >> they are going take barnacle's tickets away. >> this is not right. >> they are doing jumping jacks. >> she's dancing. >> wait, there's a rockette thing. >> i want to apologize to our viewers at home. >> there's been other world champions. >> we'll hold down the fort. there are problems at hand. when you have problems at hand you have government busters and chuck todd. in that nbc/wall street journal poll. basically one out of three voters say they will vote independent. >> what this is, our pollster said you have to look at our last two polls and in october, halloween, uber scary for both parties. at first it looked like republicans would take the heat but now the undertows. think of twin billing government shutdown. the republicans throw a tantrum. democrats looking incompetent can't launch health care. of course independent

joe, back to you. >> joe: he's proven it in this world series. it was a matchup of the two aces, jon lester/adam wainwright, and it was lester ending up on top. he's now 2-0 this world series, in control from the start. the final of 3-1. uehara got the save, and the red sox will go home and try and win the world series in front of their home fans at fenway. back after this. [ male announcer ] do you know who brewed your beer? ♪ i am passionate about what i do. i am passionate about budweiser flavor. when i tell them i'm the brewmaster, they can't believe it. they think i've got the best job in the world and i think they're probably right. ♪ i've dedicated my life to making sure that beer will be perfect, and to see a person really enjoy it means everything to me. [ male announcer ] meet the brewmaster who spent 30 days brewing your budweiser at trackyourbud.com. >> joe: good pitching here tonight, an error-free game and the red sox win it 3-1. we'll go down to the field and erin andrews. >> erin: david ortiz coming up from the clubhouse. you

you'll see. >> i hope you're right, joe. i hope you're right. >> stokes, wouldn't you think that would be the most sensitive place to an actual imminent default? >> yes, but the application still is we do get a deal. >> that's what i mean. you've been -- you know, you wrote the column two weeks ago sort of hoping that when there would be a default, remember? >> i'm hoping that i'm very wrong. >> but, you said don't be so sure there won't be a default. >> not a default, that we could go past the 17th and -- >> no, it was a default. >> i'll get the column for you. >> i didn't read it that day, but -- >> we have to talk to mr. buffett. >> let's do. let's get to becky. >> gentlemen, thank you. now let's get to the man of the morning, war b buffett, chairman and ceo of berkshire hathway. warren, you've heard the news. you know where things stand in washington. at least at this point at the look at the reaction in the markets, not much. wall street seems to be betting that there is going to be a deal. do you think that's a safe be

. >> joe doesn't talk. he hasn't spoken to us. >> he expressed himself by pointing. >> do you want yogurt or grapes? >> that's what he could eat and where he could go. even the bathroom. he could get agitated at times, even violent. >> he was biting himself, which a lot of kids on the spectrum will do. and i think that comes out of frustration from not being able to communicate. >> put paper plates on the table. >> but a year ago, his communication skills improved. for the first time, he was able to get through to his mother. he's using an ipad app. he's still pointing, but his communication abilities have improved. >> you want strawberries. >> his interaction less frustrating. >> put the silverware on the table. >> using the technology, it combines a child's physical surroundings with videos of the child in those surroundings. >> it's joe in the pictures, which all the other things are those symbols of things which joe doesn't have an imagination, so trying to figure out what the picture meant just made th

welcome to "morning joe." with us on set is, pulitzer prize winning columnist and associate editor of the "washington post" eugene robinson here with us in new york. that's nice. msnbc political analyst and visiting professor at nyu, haired ford junior and in washington -- it's time to have your corn flakes. senior political editor and white house correspondent for the huffington post," sam stein. and john heilemann is in a gutter somewhere, but he'll be here in a moment. >> get directv. >> knows what he's doing. we'll get to the latest on the government shutdown in a moment. first, that dramatic scene on capitol hill streets yesterday where a woman who is suspected of trying to run down a white house barricade was eventually shot and killed on the streets near the senate. it all began yesterday afternoon with reports of shots fired near the hart center building on constitution avenue. the capital went on lockdown. legislators and staffs were told to take shelter. when the dust settled, law enforcement say a w

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you can count joe mansion among them. >> there should be no fines. we have a lot of problems and they have been identified and everybody has recognized them. let's fix it. january 21, 2015, no fines whatsoever. >> many democrats feel the longer there are issues with the obama care website, the less likely their chances are to retake the house of representtives next year. several lawmakers are calling for the white house to take more responsibility over the website failures while some are calling for some to lose their jobs. still, a new gallop poll shows support for the saw forwardable care act is up. >>> this is just a terrible story out of massachusetts. we will give you more details on this this morning. a beloved high school teacher has been murdered and police say one of her own students is to blame. her body was found yesterday morning in the woods behind the high school in massachusetts. her family reported her missing when she did not answer her phone. the family of the murder suspect, the 14-year-old, reported him missing two hours earlier.

>> sure, joe barton is a friend of mine. joe traditionally was a more moderate republican. i think now he is pushed to take the tea party stance. that's why i got upset. i know he is not normally that kind of a person. he is trying to scare people not to use the website with the goal ultimately that people wouldn't sign up, which is dangerous for the success of this. >> i think you are right, they would have had far more credibility if they hadn't been so hysterical about the law early on. >> thaumplth you have introduced a new term, monkey court. thank you for joining us. up next, a slightly different view on obama care right after this. the day we rescued riley was a truly amazing day. he was a matted mess in a small cage. so that was our first task, was getting him to wellness. without angie's list, i don't know if we could have found all the services we needed for our riley. from contractors and doctors to dog sitters and landscapers, you can find it all on angie's list. we found riley at the shelter, and found everything he needed at angie's list. join today at angiesl

you know, joe, every year for thanksgiving, we have 30 people... >> 30! [laughs] >> 30, and i cannot live without the extender ring kit. >> yes, the extender ring lifts it up. >> it fits so much more food, great for appetizers, just like we have here. >> look at it-- we got the extra rack here. this is just a fountai of appetizers. with the extender ring, you can do up to a 16-pound turkey, and i have done that. >> yeah? >> i have done that. >> for thanksgiving? >> yes, absolutely. >> mmm... >> oh... >> oh... >> baby... >> look at that steam... >> wait, wait, i want you to watch this, watch this. i'm gonna just... watch this. look at the juice! >> look at that... >> do you see that juice? you want a piece? >> right, once you've made a turkey in your nuwave, you will never go back... >> never go back... >> to your conventional oven. >> again. >> mm-mm... delicious. >> look at this. >> look at that! >> oh, my gosh... if you liked the turkey, you're gonna love the ham. >> ham. >> up to a 14-pound ham-- again, with the extender ring, you have so much more vol

last month, joe made a bearish call on netflix. let's listen. >> yesterday, my final trade was to sell netflix, which i have done. this is a momentum stock. i don't want to wake up one morning and find out it's 50 bucks lower. fundamentally, the company's in good shape, but it's very rich here and i don't want to take what i view right now as outsized risk. >> joe, so you take today's move into consideration when we had this conversation, but talk to us about it. >> first of all, i've really screwed this trade up big time. i've been trading around it over the last couple of weeks. it went up to 334. would i buy netflix up here? no. absolutely not. i would not buy any of the momentum names yet. steven talked before about waiting. you need to be on the sidelines, waiting to see stability back in the overall marketplace itself. i'm out. i screwed it up. that's probably the reason why it will go down further. >>> coming up next -- >> i know that feeling. >> the dean evaluation. aswath damodaran will be with us when we come back. you re

welcome to "morning joe." with us on set we have former communications director for george bush, nicole wallace. we have steve rattner. in washington, my only friend in the world that takes ambien, former "new york times" report er -- >> tuesday most red sox -- >> it is tuesday. >> justin verlander. seriously. >> i don't take it any more. i haven't for a long time. >> she guzzles cough syrup. >> i'm tired of the shutdown. >> your ambien comments all linked together. have you seen that? >> no. but i'll look. >> it's the only thing that comes up when you google my name. thank you very much. >> you should not be googling themselves. >> all that hard work on capitol hill, working night and day, night and day, bringing the people their news for the "new york times" and mika here has tied the ambien -- >> why is it googling your name. >> let's talk about the news. >> let's change the subject. >> why don't you ask jeremy if he sees any movement on capitol hill. >> jeremy, once this thing ends, it's so embarrassing. i

live in the news room, joe vazquez. kpix 5. >> this first day of enrollment for the affordable care act was so busy, covered california's signup system was backlogged by mid-morning. by afternoon, it was at a complete standstill. at this call center in concord, people were on hold for more than half an hour. some people told us they'll try again later and are just excited to get health coverage. >> for years, my parents could not get my sister on any kind of insurance coverage. you know, big guy like me, but i'm glad that that happened. >> yeah. it crashed the system. the covered california web site reported about 10,0 o 0 hits a minute for much of the day. you'll have until december 15th to get coverage. that starts january 1st. >>> a day after news stats painted oakland as the nation's robbery capitol, we hear about this. another violent robbery and a very dumb criminal. christin ayers tells us this one is really hard to believe. christin. >> yeah, it is, liz. these just seem to keep getting more creative. one actuall

. >> joe: two balls, two strikes. >> tim: halloween early. >> joe: tazawa struck out adams and looking for the same with molina up.

as long as joe goes, we go. you've seen it for yourself, as bad as we played, joe flacco still let us march down the field and we were that close. he'll be better, we'll all be better. right now, we need to just work on a few things. down the line, there's still a lot of football left, so, like i said, i'm not going to hit that button that says panic." and some good news from the ravens... jacoby jones will return to practice this week... he's been out since opening day with a sprained right mcl.... they'll work him in slowly...and harbaugh said today that they'll quote see how he does this week... to the college game... maryland's terps are 4-0, and' the rest of the nation is taking notice... maryland grabbed the final spot in this week's ap college football poll.. the first time they've been in the top 25 since the end of the 2010 season... and their 4-0 start is their bestsince 2001... this saturday though, will be a stern test: they travel to tallahassee to take on 8th ranked florida state the tampa bay rays

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welcome to "morning joe." it is friday. does this feel like the longest week ever or was that last week? ever. with us on set msnbc and "time" magazine senior political analyst mike halperin. cute little sweater you have there. zip it a little more. little less shirt. senior political editor and white house correspondent for the "huffington post" sam stein. and msnbc political analyst and visiting professor at nyu, former democratic congressman harold ford jr. >> i'm rochablely overdressed. >> in washington, white house correspondent for the associated press, julie page joins us. good to have you all on board this morning. we have a lot to get to. a couple of things. hillary clinton is back in the news. she got some good news but got heckled at an event. we'll show you how she handled it. how the former secretary of state was hammered on benghazi but she handled it pretty well. i think. you decide. also made accommodate in america, why are you all looking at me. medicaid in america. actually a very serious story prescriptio

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yeah, you know, joe, you owe this family. i didn't tell anyone about your fiona apple tribute video. ♪ ♪ i've been a bad, bad girl ♪ i've been careless with a delicate man ♪ ♪ and it's a sad, sad world ♪ when a girl will break a boy, just because she can. ♪ i'm broken. (door rattling) bonnie: joe, open the garage. i've earned this private time! listen, i don't have time for this. i'm late for a hostile takeover of a jelly factory. i'll show those smuckers. that's fine, but you can't drive. oh, don't be ridiculous! driver pete at your service, sir. peter, we're not doing that. aw. carter, you work too much as it is. you're not a young man anymore. you need to slow down. slow down?! i can't slow down. i'm running a six-billion- dollar company. if i slow down, the company goes under. it just seems to me that perhaps it's time to think about retirement. never! retirement's for old people. i can work till i die. maybe even after that. mr. pewterschmidt, the gentlemen from zurich are here for your 10:00. will you need

"morning joe" starts right now. have a great weekend, everybody. >> it has been my honor, my deep true and sincere honor to be here tonight with all of you truly generous new yorkers who have come together for 68 years to do good for those who need as much. you have housed children. you have fed the children. and once again tonight you have raised millions to address a variety of health care crises. and hopefully a large portion of this year's money will go towards fixing the obama care website. [ laughter ] >>> good morning. it's friday, october 18th. welcome to "morning joe." this has been i think the longest week ever. we're still in washington and here with us on set in washington we have a great group. washington anchor for bbc world news katty kay. then former white house press secretary robert gibbs with us. senior political editor and white house correspondent for the "huffington post" sam stein who had a harrowing trip. correspondent for bloomberg, josh green who found a new way to get his cover at the top

you don't go anywhere whether you have a career like joe. he had half a million dollars. they bring you over there and he played catch with the kids. >>> newton and the carolina panthers on a 6-yard touchdown. 221 yards. mr. tough guy is about to go 0 and 7. 31-13 panthers. mendmendocino college has a record of beating theredwoods 69-66. >> stay connected with kron4.com. see our facebook page. >>> slain teacher shocker. >> deborah: the accused student, cops say he went to the movies right after the slaying. >> and then witnesses for prosecution at the facelift murder trial. the doctor's own daughters take the stand. >> the day my mom died, i was concerned that my father killed her. >> and tv's king of infomercials. >> lose up to 10-pounds in the first 24 hour. >> the government says he's a con man. so why are these people still cheering him on? >>> plus, the new ridiculously photogenic guy. >>> and did this photo of a kissing star end a hollywood marriage? >> kicking

"morning joe" starts now. sfm with the shutdown of the federal government and the launch of obama care to help you understand it, it's time for winners and losers. >> loser the obama care website which had technical issues because of web traffic. you can't campaign that millions don't have health care and then be surprised millions don't have health cares. that's like 800-flowers be caught off guard by valentine's day. >> winner, canada. senator ted cruz was born in canada. while we worried about iran, a canadian shut down the u.s. government. well played, canada. >> well done. good morning, everyone. it's monday, october 7th. welcome to kwo"morning joe." with us on set, visiting professor at nyu, former democratic congressman harold ford, jr. good morning. former treasury official and economic analyst steve ratner. and on capitol hill new york times reporter jeremy peters. in washington, columnist and soeassociate editor for the war buffett warren buffett post david ignacius. good to have uh you on board. >>

joe johns is live in washington with us this morning. joe, we haven't seen this in 17 years. you've been you believe, i believe, about 24 hours following it all for us. give us a little synopsis of what happened. >> reporter: hope springs eternal that this will not take too long to resolve, but it could. house and senate and white house could not agree on a spending proposal to keep the government operating because a faction of republicans in the house want to undermine president obama's health care law. this back and forth on capitol hill went slightly past midnight to about 1:00 a.m., ended with the house approving a request

that is part of joe's greatness. i think that is what makes joe who he is. andlook around the league, you will see a lot of cornerbacks not standing in their the way he stands in there. he is special that way. we do not win again without his willingness to stand in there and make those throws. >> good news for the ravens. they came out of the win in miami with no significant injuries. say if hisgh did not left tackle would play. harbaugh calls it uncharted territory, having never traded for a player midseason before. the rays are continuing to find ways to look at past protection, as well as the one game. the packers, meanwhile, developed a convincing win at home yesterday. now, with both wins at home, both losses on the road. that play very much to the ravens' favor. they have now won eight consecutive home games against nfc opponents. the packers arriving next sunday. a 1:00 kickoff as the ravens look to extend the win streak. looks like moneyball might have the upper hand in the baseball postseason. the detroit tigers looked like, to some people, a possib

. >> joe is going, i'm going. bill is not going to the game about that so we'll -- >> has "morning joe" started yet? >> we're doing "morning joe" from fenway tomorrow live from fenway park. hopefully sorry senator mccaskill the red sox win. bill, do you want to do any weather? >> you have one viewer from new jersey still watching. >> senator mccaskill sends us mail about how red sox focused we are. >> she's on a plane. >> might as well give you the forecast for tonight since it's the only thing we care about around here. it looks pretty warm. actually a little breezy and slight chance of a shower. but no problem whatsoever. actually be very warm considering how cold it was last two games. as far as the forecast goes, a lot of people are concerned about their halloween forecast. it is going to be to be wet. we already have rain through kentucky, west virginia, virginia. severe storms possible. a mini severe weather outbreak. we're looking at halloween, this storm will track eastward. we'll have many areas with down

natalie sgro has a few answers. >> well, yoe sajoe said joe mon. and angela says clutch athlete the one and only michael air jordan. and ron says kirk gibson, '84 tigers and hobbled home run for l.a.. >> it was game one and he it didn't do it over game one. he didn't do it over the course of the series he was hurt but it was a single amazing clutch play. next at fenway park, "morning joe". >> here comes the 2-1 pitch. high fly ball to left. this ball is off the monster. one run scores. here comes ortiz. here comes gomes. he is safe! he brings it home. pitch number 59. hit into right center. back at the wall.

. >> lisa myers will be on "morning joe" at the top of the hour at 6:00 a.m. some news outside of d.c. to talk about. a federal judge blocked a key part of a texas law toughening access to abortions one day before the law was set to take effect. the judge threw out the portion that required doctors who perform the procedures to have admitting privileges at nearby hospitals 30 miles or less away. critics say it would have forced 1/3 of the state's clinics to shut down. wendy davis filibustered the legislation over the sum per the bill ultimately passed and davis is now running for governor against attorney general greg abbott who has already promised to appeal the judge's ruling. >>> the virginia governor's race increasingly appears to be in the hands of a democratic candidate terry mcauliffe who has opened up a double digit lead in the latest polling. "the washington post" poll shows him leading ken cuccinelli 51-39 with libertarian candidate behind. president obama will help mcauliffe campaign this weekend as the race heads into the final stretch. >>> penn st

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joe, i'm sorry. i think the republicans don't have high ground on this because they're trying to extract concessions over a temporary funding bill. if this were about funding the government for a year, i think that there are charges that harry reid won't negotiate would have residence. this doesn't have residence because they are trying to extract major concessions for six weeks of government. >> you know, you've been saying you're all for a government shutdown if it does something. what does this do? >> i think it hurts. i think once again it hurts the republican brand not on the house side but i talked to republicans, senate committee, that are really concerned because they felt like they could win arkansas in 2014. they felt like they could win some other red states and they thought they might be able to pick up the united states senate. the longer this ticks on, the more concerned they are and more concerned republican money people are that we'll maintain the house because it's in such a way that

will. >> i was going to say, joe mccarthy. >> it's go back to joe mccarthy for a minute, carl. the president said. i was going to say, this is how easy it is. >> he said a month ago, we need to go to war, they supported the president. they said, was that mccarthy? did they demagogues it? that's an incredible cheap shot. >> let's stop about cheap shots. i think obama did a stupid thing about saying a line in the sand. i think he back tracked because he knew it was not a wise move. >> i'm just saying. the leadership in the republican party. >> let's stop on the cheap shots. i would suggest when you said eric cantor and the republicans were the most dangerous, his republican party was the most dangerous to happen to american politics. joe mccarthy called out columnists in hollywood and government and the truman and fdr administration, some would take that as an insummit. >> he might. >> that's not a cheap shot? >> no, i don't think so. i think joe mccarthy's historic role. >> eric cantor. >> i think you are very comfortable. i think they heal not from fact but wild accusations. >>

you can count joe mansion among them. >> there should be no fines. we have a lot of problems and they have been identified and everybody has recognized them. let's fix it. january 21, 2015, no fines whatsoever. >> many democrats feel the longer there are issues with the obama care website, the less likely their chances are to retake the house of representtives next year. several lawmakers are calling for the white house to take more responsibility over the website failures while some are calling for some to lose their jobs. still, a new gallop poll shows support for the saw forwardable care act is up. >>> this is just a terrible story out of massachusetts. we will give you more details on this this morning. a beloved high school teacher has been murdered and police say one of her own students is to blame. r body was found yesterday morning in the woods behind the high school in massachusetts. her family reported her missing when she did not answer her phone. the family of the murder suspect, the 14-year-old, reported him missing two hours earlier. po