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frederick douglas is not someone that you wouldn't encounter in either new york life or business life or political life. this was unusual. >> be that as it may, eugene, bring us back to contemporary times and current politics. is the nomination of devos at education in real jeopardy? >> well, it's right there. it's right -- it balanced basically she has enough votes right now, but she can't lose one more. she lost two republican senators. that makes it 50/50, they have to delay the vote to confirm jeff sessions as attorney general. so he can vote as a senator. to confirm devos. if one more senator, republican, goes to the other side, devos goes down. so this is -- this is the one that's really quite spenceful right now. >> as a viewers guide, there was discussion today of the nuclear option in the senate. just like in real life, it's a phrase that never should be tossed around. president said, mitch, meaning the majority leader mcconnell should invoke it, what does it mean? >> instead of getting 60 votes in the senate to confirm a supreme court nominee, they changed the rules so that

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nationwide are targeted with bomb threats on monday alone at least 11 were targeted from new york to new mexico. >> part of liferight now as we see it. >> reporter: this center near milwaukee was evacuated, streets nearby closed for hours, the second have here recently. it's the second have here recently. the kids hods go to school here now practice for them. >> i'm a teacher. i have the day off. i thought, i'm not going to avoid going to the jewish community center because i'm not going to be frightened. >> reporter: monday's rash of threats is just the latest wave. nearly 60 jewish centers have received menacing phone calls since the beginning of the year. no bombs have been found. the fbi is investigating as potential hate crimes. the white house responded monday to the increase in harassing calls saying in part, hatred and hate motivated violence of any kind have no place in a country founded on the promise of individual freedom. the presid directly addressed the threats, but overnight, ivanka trump who converted to judaism saying america is a nation built on the principle of religious tolerance. we must pr

new york's fashion week. this isn't all that will surprise you about his new life today. >> i'm a little nervous.ted. >> the shirtless 33-year-old, tattooed yet finely chiseled abs and sweet baby blue eyes of his opened the philip kline show with stars like madonna, kylie jenner,,paris and nicky hilton sitting front row. >> do you feel like this is a second chance? >> yeah. second chance. might be my fourth. might be my eighth. >> not bad considering hot mugshot guy, aka jeremy meeks, just got out of federal prison 11 months ago after he was convicted for a weapons vital and "strret terrorism." >> this is really not me. i'm not some kingpin. >> here is proof you can turn a bad situation around. meeks, also named the blue-eyed bandit and prison bait, is a happily married man for eight years and father of two equally gorgeous sons. but his past hints at meek's troubled past. this on the neck appears to be a gang sign. the 6'1" california native now wants to pursue modeling. he's definitely living the life. posed with his black maserati and calls this mansion near sacramento home. good. >>> also in

your goal in life, it wasn't ton get to know her grandchildren or help her kids out take a trip to new york city or even cleveland, her goal in life was to live long enough to have medicare. i would like congressman price to actually meet her and saye a your goal in life needs to be you can live three and a half or think about the morale, mr. president. congressman price i don't know him well, but voting for somebody who wants to raise the medicare eligibility age, it's immoral, it shows how out of touch most of my colleagues that will vote for congressman price have never really sat down with anybody who would think it was a really bad idea, not immoral to raise the medicare age. o i plan to join a lot of my colleagues on voting no. i just think it's the wrong move

." >> tom: new york city night life is about to be hopping again. 30 years after its demise, a brand-newyboy club is scheduled to open just a few blocks from times square. just like in its heyday, the club will have a lounge, restaurant, the bunnies, of course, and a ball pit. you've got to have a ball pit, right? playboy enterprises spokesperson says it's going to be one of the most chic and sophisticated venues in the world. but some industry analysts aren't sure that the buddy brand is still relevant. one travel expert notes, "we live in this era when thousands of women are gathering in march is to protest. i'm not sure the zeitgeist is right for playboy now." and another says, "playboy has the word anachronism written all over it." guess who is not being invited to the playboy club, those two squares! these guys are using words like zeitgeist, they aren't the playboy club type. >> first of all, i don't think it will work because those are days gone by. >> you can't go in there and gie her a little smack on the behind and go, "hey, honey, how about another harvey wall banger!" those d

new york's fashion week. this isn't all that will surprise you about his new life today. >> i'm a little nervous.e shirtless 31-year-old is tattooed abs and sweet baby blue eyes of his, open the show with stars like madonna, kylie jenner were paris and nicky hilton sitting front row. [ inaudible ] >> yeah. second chance. might be my eighth. >> hot mug shot guy, aka, jeremy meeks, just got out of federal prison eight months ago after he was convicted of a weapons violation and street terrorism. >> this is not me. i'm not some kingpin. >> here is proof you can turn a bad situation around. meeks, blue-eyed bandit is happily married man for eight years. and is father of two equally gorgeous sons. but his past hints at meek's troubled past. this is a gang sign. 6'1" california native now wants to pursue modeling. definitely living the life. posed with his black maserati and calles this mansion near sacramento home. his comment on the shot, god is good. >> also in new york is a platinum blonde kanye west. his show is tomorrow night. we will be there to catch whatever happens. meanwhile, nick jonas is a

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cassidy, the one-time teen heartthrob will stop touring, taking on a new role in the fight of his life. kristen dahlgren, nbc news, new york>>> we're back in a moment with a special guest who kind of made our day here at "nightly news." >>> he once led the los angeles lakers on the court, now he'll lead them from off the court. magic johnson has been named president of basketball operations for the lakers. in a major front office shakeup, the lakers hope magic can turn things around after it endured its worst four-year stretch in franchise history. >>> it's time to say bye-bye to bao bao. she was aboard a plane that fedex dubbed what else, panda express. she was born at the national zoo in 2013 but will join china's breeding program. her in-flight meal consisted of 55 pounds of bamboo. >>> indulge me for a moment to follow up on a charming viral video from a few weeks ago that featured a little boy in portland, oregon, letting a local reporter know he wanted someone else to interview him. >> lester holt. >> lester holt? was lester holt part of this morning's coverage? >> i usually see him more on the news than you. >> i'm

life. >> reporter: indianapolis, indiana, and new york city.lanned parenthood doesn't use federal fund for abortions. that's been prohibited by law in almost all cases since 1976. but many are calling on congress and president trump to reallocate funds to health centers that don't perform abortions at all. >> really the push to defund planned parenthood is so tax dollars don't go towards something that we think is morally wrong. >> reporter: what about those who say, look, you are a guy you don't know anything about our bodies and what we need? what do you say to those people? >> well, men are husbands, are fathers. men defend women and children. >> reporter: just steps away -- >> her body! her choice! her body! her choice! >> a personal choice. and every adult human should be allowed to make that choice for themselves. >> reporter: planned parenthood says defunding would leave 2.5 million people without all kinds of health care services. >> they do things around sexuality. they do things around gender. >> reporter: and a joint anti-abortion ma

smatter, we know all lives matter but when we look at it in the context it is a life that is getting choked up in new york, it's a black life that has his hands up getting shot in the street and that has his hands up in the car and gets shot in front of his daughter. that's why we see blacklight smatter, those biases do matter so it's not any other culture that this is happening to. so of course yes all lives matter but when will the country start realizing blacklight smatter so just to know that he is a new spark to the modern-day civil rights is an honor and to know that we are a part of the new movement. >> host: in addition to serving the elder statesman who do a lot of work for the foundation and continuing his legacy and mentorship as well as the families of people who've been killed can you talk about what the foundation does and the work they are continuing to? >> guest: one of the things we are proud of is we do connect with other families. we connect with all the mothers and fathers that are victims of senseless gun violence and we have what we created us to circle the mothers and fathers that w

didn't necessarily -- i thought, if i could just go fail, then they'll let me go to new york and support me. >> jimmy: your life't finish college, you moved to new york. >> moved to new york. >> jimmy: and you started modeling? >> age of 19, yeah, i did. >> jimmy: that's how i got in. >> we all did. >> jimmy: it's a little depressing that that earned instant laughing. [ laughter ] how did you get into that? how does one get into modeling? >> it's just another cliche. i was walking down the street in new york, had no idea what i was going to do with my life really at this point. and a guy came running out of a deli and asked me who i was and what i was doing. i told him i wanted to be an actor. he knew some people and then i ended up getting to do a little print work in the meantime. >> jimmy: a man came running out of a deli. you were so handsome that this guy put his corn beef sandwich down and said, i'll be right back, i gotta go get this guy. [ laughter and applause ] >> i don't know. who knows. >> jimmy: you trusted a man running out of a deli. >> i got out of life pretty unscathed, because i was following

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washington post columnist sally quinn talks about her life and career, which includes being the founding editor of the -- of a blog. a new yorkes correspondent discusses his book on the business of government -- this town, to parties and a funeral. a new york times reporter on her life and career, including covering hillary clinton's presidential campaign. you can watch these anytime or search our entire video library at c-span.org. c-span's washington journal, live every day with news and policy issues that impact you. coming up monday morning, the american enterprise institute gary schmitt will discuss his weekly piece about presidential power. next, a look at recent tensions of nuclear powers north korea, russia and iran. wright joins us to talk about her book on behalf of the president, presidential spouses and white house communication strategy today. be sure to watch c-span's washington journal live at 7:00 a.m. eastern sunday morning. join the discussion. next come the justice ruth bader ginsburg on her life and career. then come remarks by vice president mike pence at the munich security conference. 11:00 p.m. eastern

a spokeswoman insist that she is not trying to cash in on her new life, telling the new york times sheas not trying to make money from her role as first lady. >> it is fueling the flames of all of this discussion about possible conflicts of interest in the new trump white house. jummy: to boston, where it was a nightmare on the highways this morning. freezing rain blamed for a 20 car pileup, as many as 30 vehicles crashing in that area. highway officials have brought out equipment, treating the many drivers were unable to handle the conditions. that is when you need to just park your car. [boston accent] doug: tomorrow they will have problems as well, heavy snow. the northeast corridor, major snowstorm. and we have a lot to share with you. it looks like spring right now, 73 degrees. and sunshine and degrees. -- a breeze. here are the numbers, 73 at reagan national. the wind is turning to the west. drier air is coming in for the moment. and then slowly temperatures falling this afternoon and the trend will continue. 73 at reagan national so far, that is a record. and we are close to the

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swastika graffiti and bomb threats to jewish community centers from wisconsin, texas, new york and new mexico. >> it's part of life right now as we see it. reporter: the calls coming in four ways. 11 jewish centers targeted monday with bomb threats. 60 in all since the beginning of the year. >> i am not going to avoid to the jewish community center. i won't be frightened. reporter: the president faced backlash after the holocaust memorial that made no mention of the threats. >> what we are concerned about and what we have to address -- >> sit down, i understand the rest of y number one i am the least antisemitic person you have ever seen in your entire life. >> but not directly addressing the issue until today. president trump: the antisemitic threats targeting our jewish community and the community centers are horrible and painful and a sad reminder of the work that still must be done to root out hate and prejudice and evil. reporter: anne frank center said his acknowledgment of this is too little, too late and not enough. the f.b.i. is investigating. in new york, abc7 news. michelle: president trump is sending s

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her life, a whirlwind, shopping on a quick trip to new york's fashion week, including a front seat at siriano's side. at her time, her devoted girlfriend. >> you know she has a brand, right? strike oil. >> yes, i do. >> reporter: their relationship, raising eyebrows, since gigi in the past always talked about dating and being attracted to men. >> i used to like really muscular, really tall, like manly boys. >> reporter: but after she fell for nats, she took to youtube again. >> i am a lesbian. >> i felt compelled to come out and make a video coming out as a lesbian, i see myself that way. >> so you're not bisexual? >> no. >> it's crazy, i have fathers my goodness, i can't believe i'm meeting you, me and my daughter watch your videos and we bond over it. >> reporter: we met gigi last year in los angeles. >> i love it. it's very versace. >> reporter: where we went shopping for the first time. going for a spin in her custom designed ford mustang. >> this is a moment. >> reporter: on the hunt for another killer outfit. >> why do i look like a muppet but you look like a rock star. i look l

continue to have a haven for people looking to come here to make a better way of life for themselves. i was in new york over the weekend and attended a rally at a park, as well as j.f.k. airport. i spoke to the customs and border folks about individuals who were detained at j.f.k. the stories were shameful. individuals were handcuffed. during that time period. there was a 5-year-old child detained. at dulles airport. a journalist in chicago. in new york, students and refugees were detained. along with an iraqi immigrant who had risked his life in the cause of helping american soldiers and american interests in iraq. that is shameful for that individual to have been detained at j.f.k. for a moment, let alone a day and a half. so with that, let me recognize the gentlelady from california and the vice chair of the democratic caucus, linda sanchez. ms. sanchez: good morning, everyone, and thank you, joe. well, as you might imagine, for donald trump, the honeymoon did not last long. donald trump has essentially stepped into office and shredded the constitution. and i searched mightily to try to characterize

some people are working all their life just to come tohehe new york so they can have a better life. should be able to judge who can come in and who can't. >> do you like bill de blasio, the mayor? >> yeah. >> no. >> oh, very good. >> de blasio is very good. >> do you know who i am? >> no. >> i am watters. [laughter] >> bill: another very impressed person. were they scared to talk to you? did a lot of of people -- >> a lot of people left. my main objective was just too get them to stop. so, i would say... una pregunta por favor. which means one question, please. then, i hit them with some spanglish and probably had about 40% blocked. >> bill: so, for out of 10 -- they seemed very nice.er >> very nice. >> bill: no one menaced you. >> no one menaced me. he is an open border, come on in. >> they said he is "numero uno." >> bill: all right, watters, thank you. a quick reminder that he will join dennis miller and me in tacoma, washington, end of march, last weekend, out of about 20,000 tickets, just 300 tickets remain. information on billoreilly.com. "tip of the day," two new books you mi

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