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Whether or not Speaker Pelosi votes. Its tradition the speaker doesnt often votes but on a day like today i would think she would want to lead from the front. Well see. It seems like unprecedented times. Hagar, felipe, congressman, thank you so much. Well hand off to ari melber. Good morning. Im ari melber reporting live from nbc headquarters with coverage of todays events on msnbc. The breaking news coming out of capitol hill, lawmakers in the house about to take their first ever formal votes o...

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Touches on this inquiry. i want to bring in historian jon meacham to this conversation. im told among other details that distinguishes this morning from most other mornings on capitol hill, the speaker intends to preside directly over this vote in her constitutional role of authority running the house but she, of course, doesnt usually physically literally do that. your view of those kind of details and what were seeing in the eyes of history this morning? >> right. thats exactly what the democr...

People take a probiotic. on the other end it is a question mark about the whole thing. >> i dont know what causes autism. we have a host of new diseases jenna that are undescribed before the use of antibiotics. when antibiotics hit the modern world we changed the intestinal flora. we overuse antibiotics and we are changing that gut. and lack of breast freeding is implicating in changing the gut. and processed foods. no one knows for certain because it is hard to do the 30 year study. these disea...

Martha: what is going on here. >> that nightmare bacteria comes from the director of the center for disease control, tom friedman, a expert on preventative medicine. he is very concerned about that bacteria, here is how it happens. we overuse antibiotics. we dont disinfect properly in the hospital and clings to things like respirators and catheters. if you overuse an antibiotic, martha, the bacteria the most resistant is the one that survives. we dont have the antibiotics to treat it. because dr...

A long time. thats one of the reasons why were worried about this. >> so basically youre not going to get it if youre at home. basically its in the hospital, and if youre in the hospital for a while is what youre saying. >> yes. absolutely. now, this bacteria, it actually worries me because it can spread resistance to another bacteria. thats another thing it does. it has a survival advantage meaning that its the resistant bacteria that are going to live if theyre faced with the antibiotics that ...

>> right. and doctors have to be strong too. it takes more to explain to a patient, look, you have sniffles for a couple days, you have a virus, you have a cold, its got to run its course. lets see what happens. so, yeah. but you have to think about that. we overuse as a society antibiotics. jon: doctor, thank you, and i know youre going to be back later in the hour for a look at good cholesterol and heart disease. >> yep, were breaking it all down. jon: thanks. jenna: we also have this fox news...

We overuse is the phrase elections have consequences. almost every day it comes up at one point or another in talking about whats going on in the world and what might be on the show. elections have consequences. and, boy, do they. the combination platter of events around the world involving the obama administrations department of state, just today, is the best elections consequences demonstration weve had in a long time. im not sure anybody is covering this on cable right now. the details are ju...

Heavy, please stop writing. the one that applies to the world outside our cubicles that we overuse is the phrase elections have consequences. almost every day it comes up at one point or another in talking about whats going on in the world and what might be on the show. elections have consequences. and, boy, do they. the combination platter of events around the world involving the obama administrations department of state, just today, is the best elections consequences demonstration weve had in ...

the end of next year, beyond the election, with cuts and spending caps also on the table, house speaker john boehner wants all house members to weigh in. so he plans to hold a conference call with many of them sometime today. so weve got up to the minute coverage of whats happening in washington. cnns kate bolduan is on capitol hill. dan lothian is at the white house. first to you, kate, senate leaders in both parties keep saying that they are, quote, very close to a deal. what more do...