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In all of this. he has taken a role where he made is clear on the floor where he is fully supportive. he said what needed to be said. throw sug port there. but privately many other senators are telling us mccon sell working on a deal. mcconnells aides say no, thats not going on. if you piece these things together, you get the sense where someone who thinks he can see the end game, thought i had it a while back and the opportunity for members of congress to disapprove a debt ceiling vote, which i...

Have you been outside? i mean, how is the town -- how is the city doing? >> well, i just walked outside a second ago, and its pitch dark right now. you cant see. there are no lights on. and theres always -- you know, everythings lit up around here. and theres no lights on. but i tried to earlier, not too long after the tornado, i wanted to go check on my place, and i couldnt even get to it. i couldnt get very far off campus until they would turn us around. but i was able to see where the tornado...

What he may be doing going forward in the next bunch of days. lets now talk about the question that martin and i were discussing a second ago, and that was mubaraks money. with the departure of mubarak, an international treasure hunt is now under way looking into his fortune, estimated anywhere from $2 billion to $70 billion as we were mentioning just a second ago. nbc news national investigative correspondent michael isikoff joins me now. >> i was talking to an analyst, and they said it may b...

Water bottles. of course emotions are high here. everybody is paying attention to all threats that may possibly come in so well keep our eye on this in midtown manhattan 45th and tenth avenue. that wraps up this hour on msnbc. peter alexander picks things up next. peter, what do you have? coming up at the top of the hour we have the latest on todays security scare in times square. also, what you mentioned a second ago, of course what happened in times square, the second in less than a week. an...

In arabic. the war that followed drove thousands of arab refugees out of israel. "the new york times" reports that most of the staff will stay in tel aviv for the time being and the american ambassador will split his time between the two locations. benjamin hall in jerusalem. first, the chief white house correspondent, john roberts. john, big picture. >> the big picture, its symbolic more than anything. you mentioned a second ago, ambassador david friedman and a core group of staff will be occup...

Few black athletes in the nba and nfl. >> i want to point out the nfl is it a little more than 70% african-american players. nba about 80% african-american players. but when you said a second ago, congressman, pull the sheets off. i suspect i know what you are referring to. but i want to give you a chance to elaborate. >> well, let me simply say that time and time again hes refused to distance himself from individuals like david duke and a vowed white supreme cyst as well as others for reasons t...

There is another instance at borough market and vauxhall. the control room of british police say there is an incident possibly involving a knife in a vehicle. we know it never people in and around the area have been asked to leave. just as soon as they could. one presumes that was the advice of the police. there is video being circulated on social media. which shows police officers entering a bar at four market and telling people to get out as soon as possible. this would appear to be the video ...

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24 hours a day and try to get all the most important information, so, you know, were filtering it ourselves, taking whats important to us, and making decisions based on that. >> greta: all right. let me turn to this poll that i just read a second ago. 81% say the federal government is doing a crummy job. now, thats up 42% over the last 10 years. now, thats sort of an equal opportunity. i dont think its saying the democrats or the republicans. i think its saying its everybody in government. how d...

Who polices the so-called "police." >>guest: the s.e.c. you can see they were guilty of being stupid and generally that is not a crime. s&p you should know, and moodys, they received money, their payments are received by the people they rate. a huge conflict of interest. >>neil: you have even said department. >>guest: i cannot feel sorry for them the most corrupt business model in the world, i rate you and you pay me and the collateralized obligation, it issued some of the highest fees so they c...