you look at the coalition contract and the different documents then it seems that there is more of john crow junker in there than of a minor in my call i don't want to get into the details here but there are two more or less competing visions for the euro zone. and it seems like the germans are trying to go a little more in the direction of crude you are not as visionary as a man who in my craw as we've known them in the past the germans more pragmatic are still missing major focus is an apartment block and hotel in the city while lean where most of the deaths occurred north korea has staged a military parade in pyongyang and a show of strength just one day before the olympic winter olympics open in the south nuclear armed north is all in the lympics linked charm offensive sending it troop of performers and the sister of leader kim jong un to south korea. well u.s. vice president mike pence has said the world should not become distracted by warming ties between south and north korea it comes as the two nations join up under a unified flag at the upcoming winter olympics in china short time a

something brussels sees as a welcome change america is also due to meet with commission president john crow juncker later today. all right let's find out what this would be government could mean for europe with the split a correspondent thomas farah here with me on the set and with max hofmann brussels chief a very good day to you both gentlemen want to start off with you thomas if i may the e.u. is not wasting any time to v.i.p.'s in town today indeed that just stresses the importance of europe for this coalition agreement if you read the coalition agreement it's one hundred seventy seven pages long but it starts with the message of the new stocks to europe and that's something that is also reinforced by the fact that the foreign ministry and the finance minister will be in the hands of social democrats the foreign ministry will be in the hands of martin shows who is passionately pro european on hides who has indeed stress on various occasions that he would like a strong good judgement participation within european institutions and he has a proven track record as well all right to max nobo

the eurozone and and it seems like the germans are trying to go a little more in the direction of john crow do you agree or not as visionary as a man who in my craw as we've known them in the past the germans more pragmatic. thanks so much for now of course what it max in brussels. so you look now at some of the other stories making headlines around the world today aftershocks are rattling taiwan is emergency workers search for survivors of tuesday's strong earthquake nine people are now confirmed dead from the quake while dozens are still missing the major focus is an apartment block and hotel in the city if where more most of the deaths occur deadly flooding and mudslides swept libya following days of heavy rains their homes cars have been damaged by mud and rubble a state of emergency has been declared in several regions and officials in the us will have set april twenty second is the date for the presidential election despite criticism that the early ballots won't be fairing president nicolas maduro has already launched his campaign for a second term in stands as the only candidate. yes

[rooster crows] john wesley rice senior, my grandfather, was a sharecropper's son in greene county, alabamave who had ta him how to read, and he decides he's gonn go to college. so he saved up his cotton, and he went off to lman in tuscaloosa, paid for his first year of college, got through it, and then they said, "so, how are you gonna pay for your second year?" he said, "well, i'm out of cotton." and they said, "well, you're out of luck." he says to them, "so, how are those boys going to college?" they said, "well, what you have to understand is, "they have laat's called a schip, "and if you wanted to be a presbyterian minister, then you could have a scholarship, too." and my grandfather says, "you know, at s exactly what i had in mind." and my family has been presbyterian-- and by the way, college-educated--ever since. that access to education was gonna change everything, m, and not just for but for generations to come. d anddaddy rice foundeurches in mississippi and louisiana and alabama, and then it was his pattern to found not just a church, but a school. my grandfather would go door

john. who's donald? [ laughter ] trump, of course, was there to crow about his state of the union address, and bask in thetion of his fellow republicans. trump even suggested that after a slow first few months in office he's gone above, and beyond what he promised voters on the campaign trail. >> i was there four months, you know this paul, and they were saying he didn't fulfill a promise, but now we fulfilled far more promises than we promised. [ laughter ] and they're having a hard time with that. we have seriously fulfilled promise, i call it promises plus. [ laughter ] >> seth: he refers to his accomplishments like they're choices at a gas station. [ laughter ] we have promises, promises plus and promises unleaded, just don't get them near a match. [ cheers and applause ] of course, while he was giving that speech, trump probably had the ongoing russia investigation on his mind. now, we don't know if trump will ever agree to sit down with special counsel robert mueller, but if he does, mueller is likely to ask him about his repeated attempts to interfere with the investigation. just to name a few, he

sell regardless of how good the quarters are t-mobile, we'll shall talking to john legere, is he top bill, like sheryl crowead-in act? >> sure. >> she's like att. we'll have to hear about dumber and dumber and pet peetdy thing. >> we have a lot of question for them they are typically quite conservative but they guided their guidance was not quite as strong -- >> it wasn't there are holes in the story. >> so there's going to be plenty to talk about but before we do that, can we talk about twitter? >> first of all, we have to take out telepart and tired night football to get the comparisons, jumps to being 7% better i mean that's huge on twitter. the fact they are making money david, the fact it's now an asset class, we lost the vix as an asset class and that turned out to have no close social media is an asset class look at snap and twitter it is zero sum and facebook is not doing well this is where the money goes, i had clorox on, they are more than 50% in social media in their ads. you know who you can reach with social media >> everybody. >> millennials. >> ten second ads. >> let me refresh people if the

crow possibly. >> guest: sure. i think john henry days does deal with different moments of black history.s, the hurt also, and humor is just a tool, and it's a direct tool for this job or not? the right tool for this story or not? so, my most purely comic book is the noble hustle, and i had a lot of fun writing it. the first line is: i have a good poker face because i'm half dead inside. you either find that line fun or don't. you're bored with the weird miserable humor or not but i think that kind of sums um where it's coming from in that book. >> host: aneat tacoma madison, wisconsin, -- aneat tacoma madison, washington, dc. and. >> caller: thank you for taking my call. i'm retired librarian but never quite retired. i want to know the books he loved or were important to him in middle school and high school. middle school and high school. thank you. reading a hundred years of solitude as a high school senior was really great. i had a cool english teacher who taught a class on fabuly sm. and pilgrim's progress, that old british religious story about pilgrims and allegorical at ventures ve

crow possibly. >> guest: sure. i think johns we moments of black history through a satirical lens. humor is just a tool. it's a tool for this job or not? the right tool or this story or not? so, my most purely comic book is the novel hudsle and i had a lot of fun writing it. the first line is, you know, i have a good poker face because i'm half dead inside. either you find that line funny or don't. you're bored for the weird, miserable humyear or not but i think that kind of sums up where it's coming from in that book. >> host: aneat dark madison, wisconsin, high. >> caller: hi. thank you for taking my call. got a big question. i'm a librarian or a retired one but never quite retired. i want to know, the books he loved or that were important to him in middle school and high school. >> guest: middle school and high school. thank you. reading hundred years of solitude as a high school senior was really great. i had a cool english teacher who taught a class on fabulousism. so we read pilgrims progress, that old british religious s

john fox was 70 years old. >>> coming up on "action news" tonight the city of trenton has a new plan of attack to scare away tens of thousands of crows that are making a mess of the capitol city. >>> plus, an eagles success means philadelphia businesses score big. cecily. >> well, the heavy rain is finally out of here but we still have some flooding along the rancocas creek. should be dropping below flood stage wednesday morning but i'm tracking more rain on the way and a week of rollercoaster temperatures. all the details in the accuweather 7-day forecast. >> and malcolm jenkins makes an appearance on live when "action news" and continues tonight. >> ♪ cancer challenges us. to find smarter solutions. to offer more precise and less invasive treatment options than before. like advanced genomic testing and immunotherapy. see how we're fighting to outsmart cancer at cancercenter.com/outsmart >> federal wildlife officials coming to trenton tomorrow to try to scare away as many as 30,000 crows. the birds are making a mess of the capitol city. plus they're noisy and present a danger to aircraft. officials plan to use methods ranging from p

crow trying to make millions auctioning off all his worldly goods? all the answers right now on "page six tv." [ cheers and applause ] >> welcome to "page six tv." i'm johnugelsang. here are today's top stories. now, ryan seacrest is not backing down after accusations of sexual misconduct. the style est emerged yesterday. seacrest maintains it didn't happen. the network agreed and this is nowhere near over yet. carlos greer? >> it's not over at all. in fact, we spoke to top hollywood publicists who

crow, eat it early because it will fester on your plate and taste disgusting. >> reporter: everybody knows what leftovers taste like. >> dana: all right. john roberts from the white house, thank you very much. >> reporter: you bet. >> dana: let's go to capitol hill and take a live look at the senate floor as they're talking about immigration reform. president trump said it's now or never, but there are some proposals in the senate. so what is next? mike emanuel is on capitol hill with all the answers. that's a tall order, mike. what do you have? >> reporter: no question, dana. president trump is backing a plan from senate judiciary chairman chuck grassley which mirrored the president's own blue print on the issue. would provide a path to the young people brought to this country illegally over a 12 year period. provide $25 billion for a border security plan, including more man power and a wall, limit family migrations to nuclear family and phase out the lottery system. they need to address the underline problem and not just the status of the young people. >> the widespread desire in this chamber to find a resolution for until legal immigrant

crow era. the case is so important because it was overturned in brown versus board of education, where thurgood marshall read john before hepinion argued plessy versus ferguson. john harlan's opinion has come to be celebrated as one of the greatest prophetic statements of liberty and equality in constitutional history. thegoing to read from it beginning. he goes on to say the white race deems itself to be the dominant race in this country, so it is in terms of prestige, wealth, remains true to its great heritage and holds fast to its principles of constitutional liberty. say, in the on to eye of the law, there is in this country knows of. dominant ruling class of citizens. casteec --as here. our constitution is colorblind. citizens are equal before the law. >> let's connect dots. all citizens are equal before the law. here, that sentence everyone born in america is born a citizen and therefore an equal citizen. that first sentence which overruled dread scott is what he is channeling. he is channeling, in a way, john marshall, because remember, he got the civil rights cases of 1883 were wrongly decided. he thought

crow era where southern states and others begin to mandate a kind of american apartheid. the case is so important because it was overturned in brown v. board of education where thurgood marshall read john marshall's dissenting opinion in plessy for best for inspiration before arguing plessy versus ferguson. john marshall harlan's dissenting opinion has come to be celebrated as one of the prophetic statements of liberty and inequality in constitutional history. i will read from it because it is jarring at the beginning. harlan begins by making what would strike s as nativist comments about chinese americans , suggesting he shared some anti-immigrant bias. then he says something about white people. he's of the white race leans itself to be the dominant race in the country so it is in terms of prestige and achievement and education and wealth and power. i doubt not it will continue to be if it remains true to its heritage and hold pass -- holds fast to the constitution. in view of the constitution in the eye of the law, there is in this country, no superior dominant ruling class of citizen . there is no caste here. here are the famous words. our constitution is colorblind and neither know

john podesta, debbie wasserman everyz, james comey -- one of these people has been putting stuff together because they wanted hillary clinton to win. she did not win! so now they have a big old plate of crowe front of them that they have to eat. they are starving, and they are about to die because they did not want to eat that crowe. . you have got to understand -- this had nothing to do with russia, ok. if you look back to the evidence, and when i see is a big old puzzle. all of these pieces in a box that i am looking at right now with all of the stuff going on, i am trying to put these uses together, -- pieces together, and what i am putting together is a picture of the democratic party making of the dossier against trump so that they have a bucket of chum to throw out to the fishes everyone's in a while. this is the media involved in it, too. if you think there is anybody on this on cnn, msnbc, the democratic party, the obama administration, then your mind is completely flipped out. host: all right, let's take a look at what fox news reporter possible nextbout steps. "the house intelligence committee could override trust toision on democratic memo this could lead to a secret session on