about these issues. i think it is a mistake for us to suggest that somehow every effort we make has failed and we are powerless to address poverty. that s just not true. first of all, just in absolute terms, the poverty rate when you take into account tax and transfer programs, has been reduced about 40% since 1967. now, that does not lessen our concern about communities where poverty remains chronic. it does suggest, though, that we have been able to lessen poverty when we decide we want to do something about it. in every low-income community around the country, there are programs that work to provide ladders of opportunity to young people, we just haven t figured out how to scale them up. and so one of the things i m always concerned about is cynicism. my chief of staff, denis mcdonough we take walks around the south lawn, usually when the weather is good, and a lot of it is policy talk, sometimes it s just talk about values. and one of our favorite sayings is, our job is
ed rollins: and it is going to get much worse. howard dean: it is a fraction of what it was before. the average age is well over 50. the average age of if you were on msnbc is 62 years old. on fox it is 68 years old. the bell curve stops at 35. no one over 35 watches any of this stuff. facts [inaudible] [laughter] the truth of the matter is that all of this stuff, the evening route evening news, still the biggest way of getting the news out, is disappearing. we are in the big first quarter. for this problem of controlling messages, it s only going to get more difficult as people get their news in different ways. believe me, if something is on the front page of the new york times, the l a times, or one of the three big networks, it s still a big story, but not as will big as it used to be. in 15 years that may not be true anymore. one of the most fascinating things to track overtimes in the white house is the seating and how it s changed. there is a new seating cha
his murder spree, they say, began more than a week ago today. they say it came to an end here in a cabin that went up in flames. gunfire in the mountains two hours east of los angeles. the statewide manhunt for fugitive christopher dorner took its dramatic, final turn on big bear mountain. we have the suspect holed up in a cabin. reporter: cornered inside a burning cabin, san bernardino sheriff says this is where they believe the former l.a. police officer and cop killer came to his end. we believe he is still inside the cabin, yes. reporter: there has been no sign of dorner since his burnt-out truck had been found six days ago. incredibly, just across the street from the sheriff s command post, sites of multiple media briefings. two women who arrived to clean the vacation rental stumbled on to dorner. he tied them up, then stole their car. the first was a purple nissan, which he ultimately appeared to have been driving too fast, lost control of the vehicle, crashed
vote. the families of newtown deserve a vote. as house speaker john boehner explains in an exclusive interview why he feels the president doesn t have the guts to stand up to his own party. and rough landing. a small plane carrying a family, including a 7-month-old baby, crash lands in a field of snow and it s caught on camera. and, incredibly, everyone escaped without serious injury, today, wednesday, february 13th, 2013. announcer: from nbc news, this is today with matt lauer and savannah guthrie live from studio 1a in rockefeller plaza. good morning. welcome to a special edition of today on a wednesday morning. i m matt lauer. good morning, everyone. i m savannah guthrie in washington, d.c. we will, of course, matt, have complete coverage of the president s state of the union address and the republican response in a moment. but first i know that scene in big bear lake, california, remains very active this morning, matt. yeah. it s been very busy there. in
vote. the families of newtown deserve a vote. as house speaker john boehner explains in an exclusive interview why he feels the president doesn t have the guts to stand up to his own party. and rough landing. a small plane carrying a family, including a 7-month-old baby, crash lands in a field of snow and it s caught on camera. and, incredibly, everyone escaped without serious injury, today, wednesday, february 13th, 2013. announcer: from nbc news, this is today with matt lauer and savannah guthrie live from studio 1a in rockefeller plaza. good morning. welcome to a special edition of today on a wednesday morning. i m matt lauer. good morning, everyone. i m savannah guthrie in washington, d.c. we will, of course, matt, have complete coverage of the president s state of the union address and the republican response in a moment. but first i know that scene in big bear lake, california, remains very active this morning, matt. yeah. it s been very busy there. in
purple rain and delirious just to get warmed up. when all in starts right now. good evening from new york. i m chris hayes. tonight, new evidence the trump campaign is a bait and switch that many have been predicting. while donald trump has been campaigning over the last 24 hours in delaware and pennsylvania, working to clinch the nomination, his new chief aide, paul manafort, has been on a different mission to sell his candidate to the republican establishment. and bombshell audio from a private meeting in florida between manafort and top republican officials shows just how he is doing it. by assuring members of the rnc the trump onstage and trump behind closed doors are two entirely different people. when he s sitting in a room, he s talking business, he s talking politics in a private room, it s a different persona. when he s out on the stage, when he s talking about the kinds of things he s talking about on the stump, he s projecting an image that s for that
as remembrances continue to pour in. this morning we played purple rain and delirious just to get warmed up. when all in starts right now. good evening from new york. i m chris hayes. tonight, new evidence the trump campaign is a bait and switch that many have been predicting. while donald trump has been campaigning over the last 24 hours in delaware and pennsylvania, working to clinch the nomination, his new chief aide, paul manafort, has been on a different mission to sell his candidate to the republican establishment. and bombshell audio from a private meeting in florida between manafort and top republican officials shows just how he is doing it. by assuring members of the rnc the trump onstage and trump behind closed doors are two entirely different people. when he s sitting in a room, he s talking business, he s talking politics in a private room, it s a different persona. when he s out on the stage, when he s talking about the kinds of things he s talk
were shot execution-style in a home about 20 miles, actually, the crime scenes were in four different homes 20 miles west of piketon in a tiny community called peebles. and there were four crime scenes. they were spaced apart. this is not something that the people of piketon are used to hearing. this is a community where young couples would go to raise a child and do it freely with leaving your doors open and, you know, your windows unlocked at night. and tonight that s not something they re doing. very disturbing. now, any suspects or clues that they re pursuing at this time? they are not framing it as such as an active shooting. they must have some information to be able to say that. that s correct. the attorney general is not framing this as an active shooting. however, they say that there are no suspects right now. no one is in custody. and the gunman or gunmen, plural, still out there tonight. and they are actively searching for whomever is responsible for this heino
Electrofishing sampling of trout populations in the Big Hole, Beaverhead and Ruby rivers reveals modest uptick in numbers and encouraging presence of juvenile fish. However, numbers remain below long-term average.
We are days away from the Green River Festival, one of the most anticipated and most popular summer events in Franklin County. Now in its 38th year, the festival will run from June 21 to 23, Friday through Sunday, at the Franklin County Fairgrounds in.