this has been going on this has been going on for an hour and we learned in the last 20 minutes or so it could take another 30 minutes. we could see this happen immediately or in the next few minutes. you talked about her sister, sophia, holding a stuffed bear. they re ready to talk with the her. they did have word via cell phones, the parents, with nadia, but so far we haven t seen her face emerge from the thick woods. by the way, paramedics are said to be fatigued so they re having to row teat crews in and out, which speaks to the conditions that they re working in. very warm out there. jane good news, as you mentioned, as we heard from the police chief, the child is doing well, as soon as we see her and get the pictures of her being brought out of that wooded area, we ll take you there. harris, let us know, thanks. reporter: you got it. jon: now to a story of safety for you, your kids, your grandkids, the danger of nuclear terrorism tops the agenda at president obama s nuclear s
oklahoma pushing for the create of a state militia to defend against a federal intrusion on state s rights. doesn t anybody remember the oklahoma city bombing at hands of tim mcveigh? the 15th anniversary of that attack is coming monday. guess who won t make it to the tea party in boston, of all places? massachusetts newly elected republican senator scott brown can t make it to tomorrow s tea party rally in bean town, headed by the queen of tea, herself, sarah palin. what s more, brown joined the democrats that helped a republican filibuster against extending unemployment benefits. i wonder what the queen is thinking about today. also, wait until you find out how much sarah palin made last year. tonight i m going to finish with thoughts on political b.s. and the all-out dangers in dealing with half lies. we start with president obama s nuclear security summit today. with me now, msnbc political analyst pat buchanan and former mayor of san francisco, willie brown, also speaker o
against a federal intrusion on state s rights. doesn t anybody remember the oklahoma city bombing at hands of tim mcveigh? the 15th anniversary of that attack is coming monday. guess who won t make it to the tea party in boston, of all places? massachusetts newly elected republican senator scott brown can t make it to tomorrow s tea party rally in beantown, which is headed to the queen of tea herself, sarah palin. what s more, brown joined the democrats that helped a republican filibuster against extending unemployment benefits. i wonder what the queen is thinking tonight. also, wait until you find out how much sarah palin made last year. we re talking major league money. tonight i m going to finish with thoughts on political b.s. and the all-out dangers in dealing with half lies. we start with president obama s nuclear security summit today. with me now, msnbc political analyst pat buchanan and former mayor of san francisco, willie brown, also speaker of the assembly out there