secondly what sheldon said there i'm curious. do you think the senate should vote on the 14 bills the house has already passed to fund vital priorities like the v.a., like our parks. >> no, i think that's a complete sham. >> you don't think you can vote on them? >> i don't. you can waste time voting on them. every one you vote is a vote to leave every other agency that's not in that particular bill shut down. >> what do you say to the veterans? >> i haven't interruchtpted you. to deny the services the american people count on from all those other agencies. i say to the veterans and people who are served by epa and people who have safe stock portfolios because of the securities and exchange commission and i say to people who have fire protection because of federal programs, i say to all of them, open the government up and let's negotiate like americans do and let's not negotiate by harming other people and saying that unless you have it your way you're going to keep hurting these inknow senocents. >> we are going to keep you here.

tuesday night in new york, ladies and gentlemen, i give you sheldon addleson. >> so you would support negotiations with iran currently, as long as they forseized all enrichment of uranium? >> what are we going to negotiate about. what i see is, listen. do you see that desert out there. i want you to show you something. you pick up your cell phone, and there's a missile that goes in the middle of the desert that doesn't hurt a soul. maybe a couple of rattlesnakes and scorpions or whatever. and then you say, see, the next one is in the middle of tehran. so we mean business. you want to be wiped out. go ahead and take a tough position and continue with your nuclear development. you want to be peaceful? you want to be peaceful, just reverse it all and we will guarantee you you can have a nuclear power plant for electricity purposes. for energy purposes. >> so a tremendous demonstration of american strength, so they would get the message? >> the only thing they understand. >> okay. let's note a few things here. first of all, a nuclear strike on iran's desert would, in fact, almost certainl

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tuesday night in new york, ladies and gentlemen, i give you sheldon addleson. >> so you would support negotiations with iran currently, as long as they forseized all enrichment of uranium? >> what are we going to negotiate about? what i see is, listen. do you see that desert out there? i want you to show you something. you pick up your cell phone, and there's a missile that goes in the middle of the desert that doesn't hurt a soul. maybe a couple of rattlesnakes and scorpions or whatever. and then you say, see, the next one is in the middle of tehran. so we mean business. you want to be wiped out, go ahead and take a tough position and continue with your nuclear development. you want to be peaceful? you want to be peaceful, just reverse it all and we will guarantee you you can have a nuclear power plant for electricity purposes. for energy purposes. >> so a tremendous demonstration of american strength, so they would get the message? >> the only thing they understand. >> okay. let's note a few things here. first of all, a nuclear strike on iran's desert would, in fact, almost certainl

here is toby shell done before all of the -- sheldon before the surgery and here he is after. this is the real before and of a. before and after. >> get out of my head. >> to get the look sheldon had botox injections and hair transplants. >> it is funny because he is do just about anything you want4x3 it is better to aspire and if there is no god as this person believes you might as well be justin bieber. gavin, at what point should a doctor say you are mentally ill and i will not operate on you. if somebody walks in and you are the surgeon and say i want to look like, i don't know, barbara hershey. >> before or after? joy what about these teenager -- >> what about these teenagers who get sex changes and then regret it? >> tattoo. what about tattoo? you are covered in tattoo. dowry greet them? -- do you regret them? >> it is not great being a coney island freak at the beep? i like it at the biker bar. but i screwed up. >> it is a plastic surgeon's job to say enough is enough when the patient runs out of money. >> andy had a lot of plastic surgery to look like nurse jackie. >>

joining us now is senator sheldon whitehouse of rhode island, a member of the senate budget committee. senator whitehouse, thank you so much for being with us. >> very happy to be with you. >> growing up, my dad always told me close only counts in horseshoes and hend grenades. >> this is the hand grenade version of that. >> oh, i was going to ask, does close also count in debt ceilings? are we already in dangerous territory? >> yeah, it absolutely does. there are two consequences of a default from not raising the debt ceiling. one is if you actually don't do it, and then markets and interest rates adjust in probably unimaginably bad ways. but even when you get close, other countries, bankers, people buying treasury securities look around and think this security doesn't seem quite as secure as it used to. i think i'm going to have to charge a little bit more in order to come in and be a buyer. and because we pay the interest, that comes right out of the taxpayers' pocket. so, it's very irresponsible to drive too close to the debt limit and to force all those costs on the taxpayers and

senator sheldon whitehouse and ted cruz will be on "crossfire." erin burnett starts right now. >> let's make a deal. we'll do everything we can to get this solved. >> is president obama only talking about the royal we? and a woman vanishes from a hospital. she is found dead weeks later. it turns out now she may never have left. >> what happened

sheldon, come on. yeah, it's just one sneeze. (sneezes) you're on your own. see you, buddy. oh, leonard, i have something for you. per our roommate agreement, this is your 24-hour notice that i will be having a non-related female spending two nights in our apartment.

this is what sheldon a songwriter looks like after all of the work. on top of botox injections and hair transplants. he also has smile surgery with his upper lip lifted and his lower lip plumped. >>> i'm mark kelly live in san francisco. your ipad is about to be old news. later today apple is coming out with its newest version. we'll tell you what it has coming up. >> reporter: i have been it whatting a long time -- i have been waiting a long time to say this. the strike so far and bart trains are running. why they were delayed in the first place, coming up. ,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, [son] all right,she has no idea. [man] no one told her,right? [son]hi! [mom screams] >>> >>> the bart strike is over and the train system is up and running this morning. >> if there's any lesson learned, it's that this can never happen again. >> bart management and its unions reached a tentative agreement late last night. and some new information in the investigation into what happened right before this weekend's deadly bart accident. >> ntsb investigators spent the day again

joining us now is senator sheldon whitehouse of rhode island, a member of the senate budget committee. senator whitehouse, thank you so much for being with us. >> very happy to be with you. >> growing up, my dad always told me close only counts in horseshoes and hand grenades. >> this is the hand grenade version of that. >> oh, i was going to ask, does close also count in debt ceilings? are we already in dangerous territory? >> yeah, it absolutely does. there are two consequences of a default from not raising the debt ceiling. one is if you actually don't do it, and then markets and interest rates adjust in probably unimaginably bad ways. but even when you get close, other countries, bankers, people buying treasury securities look around and think this security doesn't seem quite as secure as it used to. i think i'm going to have to charge a little bit more in order to come in and be a buyer. and because we pay the interest, that comes right out of the taxpayers' pocket. so, it's very irresponsible to drive too close to the debt limit and to force all those costs on the taxpayers and

tuesday night in new york, ladies and gentlemen, i give you sheldon addleson. >> so you would support negotiations with iran currently, as long as they forseized all enrichment of uranium? >> what are we going to negotiate about. what i see is, listen. do you see that desert out there. i want you to show you something. you pick up your cell phone, and there's a missile that goes in the middle of the desert that doesn't hurt a soul. maybe a couple of rattlesnakes and scorpions or whatever. and then you say, see, the next one is in the middle of tehran. so we mean business. you want to be wiped out. go ahead and take a tough position and continue with your nuclear development. you want to be peaceful? you want to be peaceful, just reverse it all and we will guarantee you you can have a nuclear power plant for electricity purposes. for energy purposes. -- >> so a tremendous demonstration of american strength, so they would get the message? >> the only thing they understand. >> okay. let's note a few things here. first of all, a nuclear strike on iran's desert would, in fact, almost certa

looking at right before pictures of 30-year-old tony sheldon over the last five years. he spent his entire life savings, $100,000 to be exact on numerous procedures to look like his 19-year-old idol, justin bieber that includes botox, chin reduction, eyelid surgery and hair transplants. >> he doesn't even look like him. >> if you wonder why, bieber has the perfect youthful look and brian, he's actually planning additional surgeries to keep the look. >> doesn't he have any friends or parents involved? >> listen -- i think whatever makes him happy, you know, good for him. he's doing it. he's living his dream like me on tv talking to you. >> someone turned down my ear of piece so i can't hear a single word you said. >> you're better off. >>> still ahead the worst calls in sports history, your best and most creative tweets, #waytooblue with "morning joe" just moments away. ♪ ♪ (announcer) answer the call of the grill with new friskies grillers, full of meaty tenders and crunchy bites. losing thrusters. i need more power. give me more power! [ mainframe ] located. ge dee

. >> i know you had a goal of being able to kiss your boyfriend sheldon, have you been able to do that? >> he kisses me, and i try, but i don't kiss him the way i want to. [laughter] >> a big part of her life now, music teacher, who she met just before the surgery. >> she came to the music store, before her face transplant, so she was a site to see. and etch the first day i saw how strong she was inside, her inner beauty attracted me. >> what was your reaction when you first saw her new face. >> held her hand and stared at her. it was just like mind boggling and amazing. >> twinkle, pretty good, huh. >> the face shelden is admiring on shelden came from a 56-year-old massachusets woman, whose death gave carman her new life. >> you knew that you're getting a face was going to mean a tremendous loss for somebody else. >> i knew that there was somebody out there she has no idea it was going to be her. i knew that she was going to leave family, i knew it is going to be unexpected. >> on february 13th, carman finally got word that a donor face had been found. tell me about the significance o

. >> sheldon adelson lost a lawsuit against the national jewish democratic council over suggestions that he personally approved of prostitution and casinos owned by his company. a judge ruled it was protected free speech. >>> supporters of putin nominated him for the nobel peace prize for his efforts to get rid of syria's chemical weapons, but they did it mid september and nominations were due back in february. so it might have to wait u unti next year. >>> last night stephen colbert was making fun of the government shutdown and what he could do now that the federal agencies had stopped working. >> no chepa. time to dump old house paint down the storm drain. there you go. sorry. this will just take a second. sorry. sorry, dolphins. you had a good run. >> that's so wrong. but that is your dish of scrambled politics today. >>> and joining me now for our first look at politics is lynn sweet, washington bureau chief for the "chicago sun-times". good morning. wall street did not seem to blink when the government shut down yesterday. perhaps it was already factored in. but the debt ceiling, th

sheldon, let me ask you a question. are there bipartisan areas we can agree -- the nat in the midst of this battle had a brief moment of bipartisan negotiation -- let me finish the question, where we unanimously passed the bill -- so why was it that you voted to fund the machine and women of the military? >> i think while people are in service overseas and putting their lives on the line for our country, we owe them a special obligation. i don't think -- >> and i agree with you. >> i don't think doing that means that -- it doesn't change the underlying equation. the underlying equation is that you are insisting on not just good-faith negotiations, but negotiations with hostages. in your willingness to let the occasional hostage out while holding the other hostages, doesn't change that fundamental principle. i think that's fundamentally wrong and fundamentally un-american. >> shelton, the house has passed 14 bills to fund vital government priorities. all 14 of them are sitting on harry reid's desk. he won't allow the sen

hey, sheldon. i was up in the administration office, and i happened to overhear the name of the winner of this year's chancellor's award for science. and you want to rub my nose in the fact

louis, a fight broke out just two minutes in between chris stewart and sheldon brook brookbank 3-2 winr st. louis. >>> returning to cricket now, has been dropped in the series, a technology that uses infrared technology. after series of defects during the last series in the u.k. for more on that we're joined live in nurnberg. some sports like football are slowly embracing video technology, though cricket is scaling back. >> i think it depends on which technology we're talking about. there has been a general movement in the last couple of years to hef the referee, then umpire, help these sometimes extremely critical decisions. with any new technology we have to always understand its limits, its uncertainty, often with any measurement, there's always a margin, margin of error and i think when new technologies are being introduced, it's really very important for the governing bodies of that sport to really understand the limits of the capacity of that new piece of technology. >> what about did -- technology has become a tool for attracting television audiences. ali do you believe it's play

>> sheldon addelson has been a big donor to our troops and he called me and said i hear rumors that the bodies might not be flown to america because we have such funding issues. and i said i will give you my planes and pick those bodies up and have them brought here. and i thought that was wonderful, i will pay for the funerals this is not a loan. they should be able to bowery their families immediately. i called my friends in the department of the defense. i said hey, this is the offer on the table. they said nope sorry, we have this taken care of. i said this is not a loan. he is willing to fix it right now without obligation. >> and the response was? >> thanks but no thanks. >> and why do you think that was? >> i'm not really sure. it doesn't make sense to me why you would throw away an opportunity like this for somebody that wants to take care of these families and it would have been clean-cut easy. >> it interesting since he supported republicans in the race ain the last presidential election. but thank you for bringing us up to speed on that story. >> no problem. >> in the meantim

hawks and the blues-- teeing it up, sheldon brookbank and chris stewart only minutes into the game... hawks were down 1-0 early, but a quick power play and patrick kane hanging around the net, pokes it in, his third of the year, 1-1... then second period, blues up 2-1, another power play for the hawks and jonathan toews is there to tie the game at two, where it stood in the final minute... hawks bunched up on offense, couldn't get back in transition, three-on-one, alexander steen through the legs of corey crawford with 21 seconds to go... game number three for the hawks, they're 1- 1-1 after losing to the blues, 3-2. and by the way, what about the goal last night by 19-year-old tomas hertl of the sharks??? i mean, really? drags it between his skates and then roofs it... that was his fourth goal of the night, sharks beat the rangers, 9-2... hertl will never forget this night, and i guarantee you the rangers won't forget it either. cubs are starting over in their managerial search, with joe girardi signing a four-year extension to stay with the yankees... don't know how confident the cu

. >> brian sheldon's family has worked these waters for three generations. >> we're going to go up to middle sands. it's a little island that gets dry during low tide. >> harvesting in washington's wilipa bay, one of the richest shellfish areas in the world. but in the last decade this low pressure difficult and dirty job has gotten harder. identities teoyster larvae star. >> in 2005 nothing. which wasn't really alarming which there were times we would go a year without a set. 2006 nothing, 2007 nothing. >> we had gone through almost 15 years of excellent sets. so we were probably getting pretty complacent. >> biologist breuf kaufman manages the state's oyster beds. he blames bay water cool below the oyster larvae need. it could be a mix of factors man made and natural. high acidity, and chemical pollution. >> i think in wilipa bay we don't have a handle on what's causing the mortalities. >> are these long term changes or shorter cycles, we don't know. >> he knew he had to make a difference or history would face a fight for survival. wilipa bay oysters are harvested in the millions, s

senator sheldon whitehouse and ted cruz will be in the "crossfire." >>> welcome to our viewers. the showdown shutdown day 9. how long will this go on for and will we reach a deal before the deadline? i spoke with a democratic and a republican, we'll meet with him tomorrow. we begin with a powerful number. 26 died when the shutdown began. because of the shutdown, there is a terrible loss to the families they leave behind, the loss of benefits at the worst possible time. this country owes them a huge debt. the president made his inaugural address with charity for all, let us care for him who shall have borne the battle and for his widow and for his orphan. they made a deal with a private charity to reimburse the families until the shutdown is over. as far as a deal to end the shutdown itself and avoid the looming debt deadline, both sides seem as far apart as possible. i want to bring in two on either sides of the aisle. democrat jim heinz of the fshl services committee. gentlemen, welcome to you. let me start with you, if we may, james lang. we've spoken a few times through this

senator sheldon whitehouse and ted cruz will be on "crossfire." erin burnett starts right now. >> let's make a deal. we'll do everything we can to get this solved. >> is president obama only talking about the royal we? and a woman vanishes from a hospital. she is found dead weeks later. it turns out now she may never have left. >> what happened >> good evening, everyone. we begin "outfront" with news. a democratic lawmaker who just left a private meeting with the president at the white house tells cnn, the president signals a more, quote, give on the idea of a temporary six-week deal to lift the debt ceiling. that could be significant, obviously. dana bash is on capitol hill. i want to get straight to you. what have you learned? so many questions. is the shutdown involved? will we be in the same place we are now in six weeks? what happened? >> unclear about the first question, probably about the second question. we've been reporting since yesterday, and really even earlier, that this could be the makings of a potential deal. when i say this, this

sheldon is hopeful as he looks ahead. there have been better natural sets in the last two years. he says staying flexible is the key to keep the bay and the business healthy. >> we're going to turn to science to help make this work. we're going to hope that global conditions can stabilize. >> from these mud flats to seafood markets around the world. allen shoffler, al jazeera america, wilipa bay, washington. >> ross is back with sports, do or die for dodgers right? >> you can use all the cliches, backs against the wall, hanging on with a thread. the boys in blue not feeling blue. he has best pitcher in all of baseball, the cardinals are hoping to show everybody that they can close out a series. because survey says whenever the cardinals have taken a 3-1 series lead, they choke. they're 0 and 7. they took a 3-1 series lead against the dodgers and they did back in 1996. the boston red sox will be looking to close out against the tigers. max sherzer sparkled in game 6 but can he do it again? >> i haven't played in a game yet where it hasn't been pooh must-win situation for us. to me

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. >> i want to play a clip for you of sheldon whitehouse saying why he's untroubled by a temporary continuing resolution and a temporary raising of the debt ceiling for only four months because he thinks republicans have learned a political lesson from this. listen. >> the republicans, and particularly the tea party republicans, really burned their hands on this hot stove, and the idea that in january they're going to want to grab it again and burn themselves all over again doesn't seem very likely. i think they learned a lesson from the damage that they did to our country with this latest stunt. >> do you think he's right? >> partially. i think republicans privately look at the poll numbers and they see 74% of americans are dissatisfied with the way they're operating. they're aware of that. they're aware of the constituent calls coming in. but because of the way the conservative movement operates today and the way it influences the republican party, if speaker boehner does embrace the senate deal, you're still going to see many, many house republicans oppose it because it does not include pr

the end of the day, these guys have gotten citizens united, and that means that the koch brothers and sheldon althsson and all of these guys can spend hundreds and hundreds and hundreds of millions of dollars on political campaigns without any disclosure. they want to go further. what they want to do is to make sure that individuals will be able to spend as much money as they want on campaigns, giving money to individuals, without any disclosure whatsoever. so ultimately, what they are about is creating a campaign finance system where billionaires can spend unlimited sums of money on campaigns and candidates electing the people they want. that is not, in my view, a democracy. that is called oligarchy where a nation is run by a handful of billionair billionaires. now what senator cruz is here talking about, he is really outraged by the fact that the fcc is supporting a rule where it says that if you are putting ads on television in the 50 largest media markets in this country, that they're going to put that information on their website, so that the american people will know who is, in fact, fu

senator sheldon whitehouse and ted cruz will be in the "crossfire." >>> welcome to our viewers. the showdown shutdown day 9. how long will this go on for and will we reach a deal before the deadline? i spoke with a democratic and a republican, we'll meet with him tomorrow. we begin with a powerful number. 26 died when the shutdown began. because of the shutdown, there is a terrible loss to the families they leave behind, the loss of benefits at the worst possible time. this country owes them a huge debt. the president made his inaugural address

and now some will say to well what's the difference between this case and citizens united you know sheldon adelson can you know he's already pumped tens of millions of dollars into the twenty twelve election what's the difference you know what the difference is you'll now have candidates i mean under the supreme court's logic that's independent spending and it's not corrupting you know i don't buy that i don't think very many people do but the court does now mr adelson will be able to go to a candidate directly and write a check for up to three point six million dollars that's the danger here it's that nexus that corruption that is inherent in a system where candidates are asking for checks about three point six million dollars it's actually more than a spend some congressional district yeah exactly but he says that it's not enough to buy a politician about to go with the sole donor to a politician. the i own you to this person can say to the politician i own you and you must do this exactly when you get your phone calls returned you will set the agenda and it's based on the size your bank