senator warren says it's deeply personal. >> senator warren is moving to the left of everyone else in the democratic party including president obama. she fancies herself a populist and wants to connect with the average person. to do that she uses her own history and she had a hard time coming up through the ranks of the academic ee let until she landed at harvard and became a millionaire -- >> that's mythology? >> yes, she didn't grow up dirt poor. she had a very good career. she worked hard but to say elizabeth warren was o pressed by the system is a fiction. >> james, she's jumped on the anti-walmart bandwagon. >> first they pick mcdonald's to blame for all of the problems in the obama economy. i don't know where anyone got the idea that a fast food joint is responsible forgiving everyone in the country a high paying job. now they've moved on to walmart and this is again a union effort to organize walmart, to pressure nem and force higher wages, a lot of regulatory costs coming here. it's amazing thing where democratic party has come to where they base he cicaly basic of their week

a lot of people woke up to news regarding senator warren. turning down this special position in leadership just for her. what are you hearing? >> tamron, all indications are that elizabeth warren will join the democratic leadership in a position that will specifically have to do with communicating the party's message, as well as allowing progressives to have a seat at the table. the current makeup of the senate leadership is reed, durbin, chuck schumer. progressives often felt their voices were not heard loudly enough to those individuals specifically, warren being the firebrand within the liberal cause that she's will try to down play concerns. also, the idea is to give that group some fresh blood. harry reid as you saw during mid terms was effectively portrayed by republicans in red states where democrats are running as a boogie man, if you will. by having elizabeth warren there, someone who is harder to take shots at, mainly because of her populous story, and because she is somebody that's not afraid to go into rural areas and go after wo

elizabeth warren is further to the left. hillary clinton will be dragged to the left in the primaries. what about there being a group within the democratic party disent rest? >> i think barack obama has really remade the dem gratic de bill clinton led in the '90s. i think he were to face and beat hillary clinton if they were to face-off. they basically pushed the private economy out of the room. so you're left with the hard-core activists. and i think warren probably gives them a much more compelling message. >> how strong is that political appeal? elizabeth warren says the debt is stacked against you. and that rings with a certain proportion of american voters, doesn't it, dan? >> if it did. they wouldn't have done as poorly as they did in the election two weeks ago. >> in the presidential election they would perform a lot better. >> but it's class warfare, stewart. she doesn't just want the raise minimum wage but more spending to forgive the debt. she's let the regulatory state run wild. who does it appeal to? some populat

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to elizabeth warren. it is really a thrill for her to be in their. she was the most popular campaigner for democrats in 2014. that is because her economic expanding social security benefits, making more affordable, reforming wall street, is popular among everyone. they saw her ability to fill beyond their wildest dreams, aand they want that was represented in the room. >> do think part of the reason is given that position is because democrats were not selling that message before -- during the election.? >> yes, absolutely. been -- d, there has this election somewhat filled in -- with somewhat filled in with nothing. there was not an economic agenda that was worth the voters while. their ability to have control if they went to the polls. you cannot motivate people with nothing. elizabeth warren is out there with big ideas. her colleagues recognize that, aand they want her to help the situation. >> so the list of big ideas -- what is on top of that list? >> well, look, we have the republican congress right

the warren commissioners and these are the photographs he showed to the warren commission. here is the test skull he shot. he shoots a test skull and brings in these images. these are published in the war and report. report.n that is supposed to replicate that. no one raises any objection to that. there is no reporter pointing out that there is a huge what happenedeen on the diagram and what happened to the tesco. there is autopsy photograph. that is a real autopsy photograph, as many or all of you know. and then, warren report also -- they reported that based on information and artist drawings, path toted the bullet's as shown int's head frame z-312. you will notice that they did this to show you the path of the bullet. you will notice one huge difference. further down in the diagram but the point is if you shot kennedy had kennedy been shot in the way said they had, entering the bottom of the skull from oswald's position, you could see the bullet would have blown out through his face just as it did in the test skull. in order to avoid that by canting the head downward, th

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and what the evidence is now suggesting the warren court could be the warren court because it had a supportive democratic congress. it would not have been able to issue many of those rulings had had a separate conference. think about that working in tandem with a friendly congress. and laying out the evidence for the claim it is much more democratically accountable than maybe we thought it was. the second question the book addresses is that a good thing or of bad thing? that is the more interesting policy questions what kind of court do you want? that it is independent this is a good thing. debris would have fewer rights and liberties in the united states today if we did not cover independent federal court. so they investigate that claim we have projections around the world so looking to see if that is true but there is said different story for democracy for countries like us that is very much not the case the independent court provides greater protection the more independent the courts are the fewer protections to write civil liberties we have. so if you care maybe you do not. if you think th

elizabeth warren doesn't want to work with anybody. >> the. we're going to tip back to the speaker be takenning questions. >> -- entertaining questions. >> the president is threatening to take action on immigration, even though in the past he has made clear he didn't believe he had the constitutional responsibility or authority to do that. and i just say this. we're going fight the president tooth and nail if he continues down this path. this is the wrong way to govern. this is exactly what the american people said on election day they didn't want. and so all the options are on the table. we're having discussions with our members members and no decis have been made how we will fight this if he proceeds. >> the funding bill could have strict language. >> all options are on the table. >> you said the government shutdown should be off the table. government shutdown is not go for the party or the country -- >> our goal here is to stop the president from violating his own oath of office and violating the constitution. it's not to shut down the gove

the warren report was released to the public 50 years ago. we will see video recorded by the national archives of many of the well-known artifacts from the investigation, including lee harvey oswald rifle, the so-called magic bullet. >> john f. kennedy assassination records collection was created act of 1992.e numerous official investigations starting with the warren commission and congressional investigations. in the early 1990's, there was a movie that came out by oliver stone. -->> my name is oliver stone. it is with pleasure and some pride that i appear before this subcommittee to urge the passage of 454 to provide for the expeditious disclosure of records relevant to the assassination of president john f. kennedy. >> the purpose of the act was to make sure all the records were collected and sent to the national archives. you can search on an item level the records that are in the collection and if you see something you would like to see, you can ask to see it on our business hours when we are available. >> here we have three items. unlik

jessica warren buffett. -- classic warren buffett. it does not have extensive growth, but as you when i grow day, you getstmas these new items, and you spend all this money on duracell batteries. batteries. tub of >> it is always going to be there. >> it is tax efficient. >> that is the other warren -- he has done this a couple of times. he did it earlier with the publisher of the washington post where he swap shares for a miami television station here he had shares in phillips 66, swap those for shares in a pipeline business -- he has done this over and over and i'm sure he will do it again in the future. point,y, you make a good where you say this is also classic, or more recent classic warren buffett move where he swapped his stake in big companies, and instead has gone out and bought companies that he now owns himself, right? >> this is the big trend that berkshire. i agree with everything jeff said. his is a big trend in the past , a move from a common stock portfolio where berkshire righthunks to our ownership of businesses. 20

we want elizabeth warren's image. we'll be talking about victory at the polls. >> a couple tweets to give you -- for all hear, who pays these programs that you talk about? >> let's start with the last one. right now, big oil companies get $4 billion in subsidies per year. corporations that ship jobs overseas and have tax incentives to go overseas pretty much rabbit treasury of of dollars -- rob the treasury of millions of dollars every year. the loophole is how we pay for these programs. it is not a question of, do we pay for something? the question is, who side are you on, and where are you distribute in your budget? on the agenda for, this is a really interesting question. it is one of the greats we have with the democratic party, and taking bad republican ideas -- not fretting about them -- instead just into a rating them larger bill, stuttering over the ideas between the different parties and the different ideologies, and then tell the voters, hey, this is a democratic bill. who wanted to help insurance mandates?

warren's issues. hillae clinton and at an event in massachusetts with elizabeth warren just before the mid-terms. >> and i am so pleased to be here with your senior senator, the passionate champion for working people and middle class families, elizabeth warren! >> finally, overseas in aust youtralia, members of parliament have been treated to a video produced by staffers that incorporates staffers from the television show "seinfeld". >> you say you can vote liberal or labor and you will get exactly the same amount funding for your school. >> you are pushing your luck little man. come back one year. >> the suit nan australia, amazing. >>> just ahead on "power politics". >> we regret very much the embarrassment that's been caused you and i would like to tell you what the story is from our end out here. >> private phone calls between former president ronald reagan and margaret thatcher have been made public. possible political kickbacks and a scandal involving the president of mexico's nearly $7 million

. >> please give us elizabeth warren. [laughter] please, god, let us have elizabeth warren. i think she's a passionate person, and i respect her because she has the courage to speak her convictions. but i do respect the fact that she comes out and says something and he's not so handled and scripted. that's refreshing. having said that, i think her views are so far to the left that it would be a disaster for the democratic party on the george mcgovern scale if, in fact, she got the nomination. >> yeah. youyou know, speaking of some of the things she's said that were unscripted, i'm thinking of the fact that the gaffe-to-matic may not be working for her. it's starting to resonate with people and really sink in as to something they don't want to be a part of. out of touch with what broke really means. i term it it's funny, but sooner or later people wake up. they start to let that stuff sink in. i wonder that's not a play. >> yeah. but it was a liberal poll. so i think that to andrea's point about who's going to give hillary clinton some trouble, i think hillary clinton herself

one voice is different elizabeth warren. she spoke to the post, along with the capital and the rest of the democratic team. >> i believe in what the democrats are fighting for. wall street is doing well. ceo's are doing millions more and families across the country are struggling. we have to make this government work for the american people. that is what we are here for. i'm grateful to the leaders, to the caucus for giving me a chance to be part of that fight. >> senator and eclipse chart -- amy klobuchar is also part of the leadership team. the rest of the leadership team is back as it was before. our elizabeth warren and amy klobuchar enough to cure what ails the democratic party in the senate? next the democratic caucus is largely -- >> the democratic caucus is largely liberal now because of polarization. elizabeth warren campaigned for a lot of losing candidates, too, in addition to hillary clinton doing the same. they're both very able. but the fact that they are just putting their leaders back in, it's surprising. >>

commission and testified for the warren commission. you have dr. russell fisher, a colleague of dr. west, a medical examiner of baltimore. of dick clarkn panel -- he was a chairman of the clark camp. you have luis alvarez. -- and he debunked the acoustics. on the right, one person whenever the anniversary comes around, automatically the first to a former coroner. addition, we have the association. george came over to a series of articles at the aftermath in 1991 and 1982, a series of articles in the journal of american medical association is that his right from the journal. we are able to have -- and that's a picture standing with dr. lundberg, not a good one. the journal was also all of the ama journals, quite a powerful endorsement and the new york times chimed in that by organizing and publishing the key findings of the warmer commission, the articles performed a service for reasonable people and for a reason. and to all who are willing to listen our proof of its territory a -- against paranoia. authorities in the country leading me

just an aside on the warren buffett deal. whopping $4.7 billion of p&g shares for the duracell unit. he bought those four $336 million. get.e kind of return you >> the kind of return warren buffett can get. ♪ >> good morning, everyone. friday, the number one expert in america on the pollution of china. elizabeth economy will join us. the momentous decision made by the chinese and united states on climate. thrilled to bring her to you. we have important breaking news. mr. buffett at it again. >> he is buying png's duracell unit, the battery maker. buying it for $4.7 billion in equity. he already owned p&g shares. he will turn that over to png as the purchase and take on duracell, one of the brands png was disposing of as it tries to slim down. wouldt gwyneth paltrow call a conscious uncoupling. >> it was their sixth largest holding. >> there's a nice headline within the bloomberg terminal. thrown around like a cupcake on wall street, part of the income statement. adjusted for a hunk of the balance sheet. png is giving this d

we're here with senator elizabeth warren. one thing you talk about in the book is how you help create the consumer financial protection bureau. the c-p, c-f -- it's not a great name. [ laughter ] >> four random initials. >> seth: yes, four random initials. >> that's right. it was named by the republicans. [ laughter ] >> seth: oh, you think they gave it a bad name? >> you know, the truth is, i would never say this publicly. yes, i actually do think they gave it a bad name. we have better names out there. so i just call it the consumer agency. it works. >> seth: i like the idea that the republicans say you can have your consumer advocacy group, but you have to call it the jerk squad. >> yeah, exactly. >> seth: and then, you can just say, "the jerk squad is here to help you." but that's what you have to live with. >> yeah, no more cheating banks is what i wanted to name it. this was actually -- i have a great example of how hard this name is to remember. dis you see you were a question on "jeopardy!"? >> oh, i did. >> seth: let

bu finds warren buffett acquiring duracell batteries from procter & gamble. p & g bought it in 20005. buffett gets duracell and minimizes taxes by handing over $4.7 million shares berkshire still owns. they ended half percent higher. we have more on the buy out and what it means for berkshire and why procter a& gamble is lettin duracell go. >> if you heard him say it once you heard him say it a thousand times. warren buffett likes to invest in big consumer names like fruit of the lum, geico and hines. when he feels the price is right he will pounce. he said he has always been concerned as a consumer. he said it is a leading brand and will fit well in berkshire handling. berkshire hathaway. even if sales are down, analyst think there is still a charge to be had in batteries, especially in a deal where berkshire hathaway used procter and gamble stock. they are put $2 billion back into duracell before they take over. >> i think it is interesting on a number of levels. the least of which is the opportunity for berkshire to shed holding without capital gains tax.

has warren buffett lost his mojo? people keep asking that every time he comes out with a mistake in investment. we will be back with more. ♪ >> we continue to countdown to the opening bout. we are halfway through, and it is time for the deep dive -- number five is warren buffett and berkshire hathaway. they were held down by a u.k. retailer whose shares fell 34% last quarter after the company disclosed private estimates were overstated. warren buffett called the investment a huge mistake. i want to bring in jeff matthews, a long-term -- longtime berkshire hathaway shareholder and an author of "secrets in plain sight." it has been a great -- longtime. >> it has been a while. >> warren buffett flag this to investors -- his was a big mistake. a write-down of almost $700 million. this is a one-offing. >> he does not make mistakes very often, and this was a big one, very public. he admitted it, and he is moving on. >> where do you think he went wrong with tesco? >> there were issues people did not know about publicly, bu

is a elizabeth warren going to be the new leader or hillary clinton? >> i feel like you should go with whoever gets people screaming and elizabeth warren seemed to do that. >> so your presidential ticket is chris christie and elizabeth warren? >> it's whoever jet -- gets dragged to the left by elizabeth warren. she's got an education. stands fored -- c something and people respond to that. >> we will be right back on "bloomberg surveillance." we will discuss the state of the consumer. ♪ >> good morning, everyone. the president is in beijing. let's get terror top headlines -- >> new revelations about faulty general motors ignition switches as gm ordered half a million replacements almost two months ago before telling federal safety investigators about the problem. the faulty switches are linked to 30 debts and have led to the recall of more than 2 million vehicles. asket share in russia profits are in line with estimates. hockey league was sponsored and organized a music festival. carlsberg is feeling the pain from a weakening ruble. baba get set for

like warren said, people are afraid of the powerful. and only 1% said that people think the government is excellent. we need to think bigger. we can't just think we can do the same thing and try to run the same kind of candidates who seem like they're the most electable. voters see through that. >> mitch, what is -- what was your take away from the midterms. >> well, i think, number one, chris, is we got slaughtered. and i think it's important for democrats to recognize -- i think it's important for democrats to reck nieds -- >> four take aways, two going into the elections and two coming out. there is an avalanche of outside money right now that floods in in midterms. presidential years, candidates can kind of bully up with structural deficiency that we have to address as a party. i think, second, we take a lot of pride in evaluating what works and what doesn't work from cycle to cycle. i think the biggest take away is that the biggest take away is our message, biggest take away will fug your out from p obama to vice president obama al

>> well, again, he should get his direction from elizabeth warren and the elizabeth warren wing of the party or frankly just the american people. mean this is not rocket science. it's not a 50/50 nation. these are 10% to 50% issues with 10% undecided. it's not real hard. is he going to look for d.c. bipartisanship or mainstream by partisan ship. it's the direction we need to go and it will set them up for success in 2016. >> they have the power, they never liked the new deal. get ready for a budget fight, folks. they're going to try to privatize everything they can get their hanldss on. we'd better be all hands on deck and engaged. adam green, michael eric dyson, great to have you with us tonight. appreciate your time. remember to answer your question at the bottom of the screen. share your thoughts on twitter and on facebook. we certainly want to know what you think. >>> coming up, rand paul took to social media to blast hillary clinton. can she gain momentum going into the 2016 presidential race after what happened last night? >>> plus big wins last night for rampant republican gover

warren's promotion to the massachusetts senator that the progressive views. joining me now, joan walsh. what do you think? >> i think it's good news. i'm happy to hear it. i worry ant the liaison part because that means she gets the job of listening to us gripe and then progressives don't necessarily get to see harry reid. we still want to see harry reid. so that part i didn't like, when i was just hearing about that. but shaping policy is a great bone for her. >> that's the great part. the thing about liaison, the white house liaison progressive groups, their job is to go and take views from people that september them or tell those people, bad news. s.t.f. umplt. stop coming here and boltering us. we don't want to see you and get in line. >> right. that part i don't like. and i don't think she's really going to do thoo. and then anyone who thought she was just going to sit there and listen to progressives wine, they should talk to tim gieter in. she has talked about ceremonial roles in a nothing job. >> the congressional oversight panel which is basically a

today elizabeth warren came out swinging. and new polls show the american people back a progressive agenda. >> i believe that we can build that america for everyone of our kids. but i know we're going to have to fight for it. so we'd better get ready. >> but first -- >> would you go surfing on a frigid lake in the middle of a massive storm? 70 inches of snow and more on the way. we'll have some of the stunning video from this historic snowfall next. to map their manufacturings at process with sticky notes and string, yeah, they were a little bit skeptical. what they do actually is rocket science. high tech components for aircraft and fighter jets. we're just their bankers, right? but financing from ge capital also comes with expertise from across ge. in this case, our top lean process engineers. so they showed us who does what, when, and where. then we hit them with the important question: why? why put the tools over there? do you really need those five steps? what if you can do it in two? whoo, that's an interesting question

we want elizabeth warren's image. we'll be talking about victory at the polls. >> a couple tweets to give you -- for all hear, who pays these programs that you talk about? >> let's start with the last one. right now, big oil companies get $4 billion in subsidies per year. corporations that ship jobs overseas and have tax incentives to go overseas pretty much rabbit treasury of of dollars -- rob the treasury of millions of dollars every year. the loophole is how we pay for these programs. it is not a question of, do we pay for something? the question is, who side are you on, and where are you distribute in your budget? on the agenda for, this is a really interesting question. it is one of the greats we have with the democratic party, and taking bad republican ideas -- not fretting about them -- instead just into a rating them larger bill, stuttering over the ideas between the different parties and the different ideologies, and then tell the voters, hey, this is a democratic bill. who wanted to help insurance mandates?

warren described it as a seat at the table. i plan to use it to make sure that people around this country have a real hearing. so will this new title translate into a bolder economic agenda for the senate? does this mean that the lessons democrats are learning from this last election blowout is that they need to have a bolder, clearer economic vision outside of minimum wage? >> i think you're being very optimistic that there's a lesson that has been learned. it's quite clear that elizabeth warren is quite popular. with democrats but also had the ability to talk to nondemocrats about kitchen table issues, finances, economics and doing it from a populist but most important leanne authentic position. anyone who has talked to him in person or speaks publicly can see that she's dripping in sincerity. i was the first person to ask her if she would want to run for senate and i think she said i'd rather stick a knife in my eye. actually, i think it was a fork. and then a few months later she was in the race. so she doesn't come across

besides his warren buffett ties. warren buffett is the number one person saying don't open up keystone. he wants it to keep going on his railroads. this goes back to the money contributed to obama. charles: the environmentalists have him here. 40,000 jobs immediately. 400,000 jobs over a certain period of time. billions of dollars in revenue and economic expansion, but the environmentalists don't want this to happen. >> i think it's crazy. i know we've called it here a lot. i side with a lot of the environmentalists on a lot of the environmental issues. you're right, charles. this is a huge opportunity for jobs. this is exactly what we need for this country. i'm not sure why those environmentalists and those people shouting from the sidelines can't get on board. this is exactly what we need. >> there was 1.5 billion barrels of oil spilled from railroads last year. they should say, please give us this state of the art pipeline. >> that's why this initially is coming up. why you're seeing 15 democrats pass over and pos

warren's hitting him on the burger king deal. tax inversion. basically saying that anybody who has wall street experience should not be in a position of power in treasury responsible for dodd-frank implementation. i don't know if it knocks him off the path of confirmation but the party is moving left and doesn't like people in wall street. >> worked on a tax inversion number one. and number two, from wall street. >> exactly. >> so who would she rather see in that job like that? >> saying through an aide to me last night, when we broke this story was that she would like to see somebody with more experience working on consumer protection issues because this job will interface with the consum consumer federation protection but owe. not someone with okay we sags deals and the experience is international. so, you know, he may still get through and a larger message about politics in the democratic party. >> 99 of 100 senators think they would be an excellent president. does she want to run? >> i think deep down she probably does. very ambitious. i in

the warren commission got it wrong. all of her stone's film "jfk" provoked the passage, and 4 million pages of assassination records were subsequently placed in the national archives. now we can read the transcript and even listen to the phone conversations that reveal how johnson cajoled senator russell to serve on the commission and exactly how lbj used the threat of world war iii and 40 million dead americans to force chief justice earl warren into doing what he had refused three times to do -- twice to robert kennedy and the first time to johnson, until confronted with that terrible threat, namely, to head up the commission that bears his name today. 50 years after the publication of the warren commission report, it has become clear that the longer we had to study the case, the wronger the commission's findings become. i'll put it that way. thank you very much. i'll be happy to take any questions you might have. [applause] >> ladies first. >> all right, thank you for that. very interesting. i am dying to read the re

message to project that is by reelecting basically all the same leaders with the exception of elizabeth warren and amy klobuchar and most important he leaving the top leadership of harry reid. is that the best message for democrats to send to the voters at this moment? >> i think the democratic leadership nancy pelosi and harry reid, they are both very capable that we have albany will to rely on in the obama white house and helping the president with the agenda. i don't know what the question should be for congress, which is -- who are the best leaders to run the democratic caucuses in both of those houses? these are very accomplished and talented politicians who also lead their caucus very effectively. >> is your hunch that isabella thinks harry reid is an inspiration for the future? >> my hunch is that she probably is not aware of harry reid and he's probably not aware of her. but we are talking about within the congress. i think in terms of what the white house has taken away, the lessons we've taken away from the election, we've done a lot of thinking about it before the election and after

basic training all the way to the capsule training where these guys go off to war. >> reporter: the warren grove range has been around since the 1940s but not many know exactly what it does. >> we provide that training that in the worst case scenario over there when it all goes bad these guys have nothing else left they're going to have to rely on the training that they got here. >> reporter: today the warren grove gunnery range is a joint training facility used by almost all branches of the military from all over the country even the world. >> looks like standard 4035s low angle high drags. >> reporter: if you know someone locally in the military you likely know someone who trains here. >> bottom line we're citizen soldiers. most of our guys are what they call drill status guards. full-time jobs they're probably firemen, police officers, doctors, lawyers, teachers, you name it, we've got them here in the 177th and they probably could live right next door to you. >> reporter: fighter jets use to do drop training ordinants on stationary and moving targets. >> it provides a same realism they

i love this example, keep in mind that warren buffet's wife, upon warren's passing he advised her to invest in the s&p index, but remember two things firstly she is not going to follow the fluxuation on a daily basis and really will not be impacted if she sees a 40% loss in that. keep in mind for her to invest all her money or inheritance in the s&p 500 actually diversifies her portfolio even more so than owning just birkshire hathaway. >> barry, thank you for all your thoughts. barry glassman with glassman wealth services. >>> and after the bell today, bank of america further cut its reported third quarter profit by $400 million due to higher legal costs that were associated with a multi-bank investigation into fortune currency trading. you remember last week city also revised lower quarterly numbers for the same reason. >>> the cyber attack on the payment systems a few months ago is wider than originally thought. the home improvement chain thought that 350 million more addresses were exposed, besides the others compromised. home depot said originally target was attacked in a simila

senator elizabeth warren being eyed for a spot on the senate democrat's leadership team. is this what the party needs to rebound from midterm losses? >>> two window washers stuck 70 floors above the ground. but they are save d by firefighters at new york city's freedom tower. >>> and democratic senator mark begich refusing to concede after the race is called for his challenger and wait until you hear stephen colbert's take after another gop win. this is "way too early." ♪ all i do is win, win, win ♪ and every time i step up in the and everybody's hands ♪ >>> it's thursday, welcome to "way too early." the show that doesn't do windows for a good reason. that story is amaze pg. >>> in just a few hours, capitol hill lawmakers will vote on party leaders for the next session of congress. there could be one high profile addition. harry reid is reportedly holding talks with senator elizabeth warren about joining leadership. politico reporting that reid is creating a special role for her. senate leadership is expected to remain the same with senators dick durbin, patty murra

elizabeth warren has a new gig, a go between liberal groups and the party. the move also bumps her up to the leadership table. >> i believe in what the democrats are fighting for. we have to make this government work for the american people. and that's what we're here to fight for. >> chris christie has a pig problem. yes. it could hurt his presidential hopes. he has to decide by december if new jersey pig farmers can use gestation crates. animal rights call them inhumane. pig farming is big in new jersey but huge in iowa. healthercare.gov opens tomorrow but there's a catch. there will be a lot more low priced health plans. sounds good, right? that means you could actually pay more for coverage next year thanks to smaller insurance tax credits. >>> see you in court, maybe. john boehner is going after the president again. this time for his decision to use his executive powers to pass an immigration bill. meanwhile check out how jimmy fallon handled the hot topic. >> that it's rumored that if president obama is planning to announce a new ten part immigration p

warren st. john saw, a skyscraper, climbing high above the park in the heart of manhattan. >> didn't think much about it until the following spring when i was at a playground on 72nd street and fifth avenue, nearly a mile north, and the same thing happened. and i looked up, and it was a shadow from the same building. and it had stretched three-quarters of a mile north across the park. and i thought to myself, how'd that happen? >> new yorkers aren't easy to startle, but, like st. john, many of us have been stunned to learn that the tower casting those shadows across the children's playground is the vanguard of more to come. a line of gated castles is forming along the southern rim of central park, staking a privileged claim to the space, sky and sun long shared by all. this building is the first, marketed as one57, ninety stories tall on west 57th street. the noted architectural critic paul goldberger could hardly believe his eyes. >> the very top floor is the most unbelievable view you've ever

>> elizabeth warren. her message resonates with the broad american public. fighting for students, for the middle class. i think she's -- >> you see those ready for warren people out there as well. they're not anywhere near as ready for hillary. but they're out there. when i interviewed elizabeth warren in 2012 and consider running for president in 2016, she says no, no, no. now she's saying i'm not running. a lot less definitive now. >> picking the best and worst of the 2014 campaign. the new stars. but first the "powerhouse puzzler." scott brown, intending to become the first senator to represent two different states in 136 years. here's the question, who was the other politician that represented both new hampshire and massachusetts in congress? cokie knows it, but you all come back. with over two hundred thousand businesses, from fashion retailers to healthcare providers, from jewelers to sporting good stores, to help their customers get what they want and need. banking. loyalty. analytics. synchrony financial. engage with us. maestro of project management