joy. >> his full name is kwang choi joy. >> weren't the police out to your house recently because you guys had an argument? >> we'd been drinking that night. she started yelling at me. >> k.c. said it was all just a drunken misunderstanding. >> i don't like you, i'm not attracted to you. i said, maribel, we had a great time tonight. what's the problem? >> what was the problem? detective ramirez heard from maribel's family something very interesting. k.c. joy had wanted to be more than just roommates with maribel ramos. lucy told us the same thing. when did it become apparent to you that k.c. sort of had a crush on your sister? >> he called me, and then he just said, i'm like in love with your sister. so i was like, oh, this is great. >> because you knew your sister wasn't in love with him. >> yes. and that's a bad situation. so at that point i'm like, okay, k.c., you know, you're a good man and i'm sure you'll find somebody out there for you, but -- >> but it's not going to be her. >> yeah. >> now the woman k.c. told lucy he wanted had told him that not only did she not love him, but

>> and yet she because she enters into that passion is able to know the fullness of joy, the joy of resurrection, she who shares fully in the cross and burying of the tomb shares fully be the resurrection, she is known as the joy of all who sorry. the comforter of the afflicted. the searcher for those who are lost. quick to hear. quick to listen to and respond to the needs of her children. so, all of this is not modeling so much as the reality that out of this pain and/or row is born a new life, the joy of life in the spirit which is the resurrection itself. >> she is the model of the mother. when we come back after this break, we'll talk about the way we meet mary through the rosary. please rejoin us. [ cell phone rings ] >> yeah, i'm watching it too. i see them every day. >> the curtains, they're always drawn in this place. >> i know. >> that guy, it seems like he's in charge of them. i don't know, i don't feel very good about this. >> we have to report this. >> yes, absolutely. >>> welcome back. we are going to talk with kevin with the rosary. everyone knows the rosary consists of saying the

>> absolutely, joy. feels like they can run roughshod here in florida. they have a playbook. they use it every single time one of these mass shootings happen in florida, pulse nightclub shooting in 2016 or this week the parkland shooting. their playbook is to smile, walk down into their basement and pull out their gimps. florida governor rick scott and u.s. senator marco rubio, and then they do their song and dance about thoughts and prayers and it's too soon. right now fundamentally this is ultimately a political issue. the only way in measurinamerica florida we are going to end these mass shootings and stop these bullets from flying is to use our ballots and vote out every single one of these nra bought and paid for republican cowards whose answer to dead american children every single time is thoughts and prayers instead of the legislative action that is needed, joy, to stop and remedy this issue. until we, the people, take responsibility for this, this will not change. the nra is going to do it over

welcome to "am joy". the survivors of the deadly school shooting in parkland, florida are taking donald trump and the nra to task for their inaction. the president true to form is making the horrific death of 17 students and teachers all about him. and his sad and desperate need to deflect from the russian investigation. after the fbi admitted it failed to follow up on a detailed tip about the shooters six weeks before the shooting trump used the admission to continue his crusade against the fbi. tweeting, very sad that the fbi missed all of the many signals sent out by the florida school shooter. this is not acceptable. they are spending too much time trying to prove the russian collusion with the trump campaign. there is no collusion. so here's the thing. the fbi is a federal agency employing approximately 35,000 people. many of them investigate major crimes, murder, cyber crimes and like and, yes, they are supposed to follow up on tips about potential violent crimes like the massacre in parkland. indee

joy."" starts now. >>> breaking tonight, former trump campaign aide rick gates pleads guilty and flips as a new indictment comes down for paul manafort. we've got the latest reporting on the mueller front. >>> plus, breaking from the "washington post." rod rosenstein's call to the white house two weeks ago about issues with jared kushner's security clearance. the report coming just hours after the president says he'll let john kelly decide whether kushner gets final approval. >>> all that plus highlights from a classic trump performance today before conservatives. "the 11th hour" begins right now.

joy." the good guy with a gun. it's something we heard for years from the nra, members and politicians they purchased. you heard it again this week after a 19-year-old gun mran shmranman shot and killed 17 students and teachers in parkland, florida. we've heard public outcry, thoughts and prayers, brief silence from the right and a roaring defense of guns followed by inaction from politicians and silence again. by the "washington post's" count even after losing 1,077 americans to mass shootings since 1966, many of them children, we've not imposed adequate laws to prevent massacres like the one in parkland. despite the fact that polls have shown the american public overwhelmingly supports sensible gun regulations. the nra has stood in the way every time. shifting the conversation from getting guns off the streets to mental health or video games or conspiracy theories that the black president is sending the black helicopters to confiscate the red state guns. this time something feels differen

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welcome to "am joy." this week, we learned more about the best people donald trump hired to staff his administration. starting with his former staff secretary, rob porter. both his ex-wives have accused porter of years of domestic violence and abuse. that was not news to some senior members of the administration. white house counsel down mcgahn knew of the accusations back in january of 2017. trump's chief of staff, john kelly, learned of the allegations this past fall when he found out that the fbi was delaying porter's security clearance. yet porter stayed on as kelly's right hand man, designated to see classified material, despite reports that porter was one of 30 officials working without full security clearance. that list including jared kushner. when the allegations against porter were first made public tuesday night, john kelly defended porter as a man of true integrity and honor. he reversed course the following day after porter first wife, colbie holderness, released this photo showing a black ey

welcome to "am joy." well, everything old is new again, and the question looming over the coming week, besides whether congress will fund the government before thursday's shutdown deadline -- more on that later -- is whether donald trump will attempt to fire the top doj official overseeing the russia investigation, deputy attorney general rod rosenstein. the fear he'll use the nunes memo to act against rosenstein and perhaps replace him with some willing to derail or even shut down the russia investigation. republicans release the memo in attempt to undermine the doj's case forgetting a spy warrant for former trump campaign aide carter payable. it looks weaker in light of a letter obtained by "time" magazine in which carter page bragged about being an informal adviser to the kremlin back in 2013. these fax don't seem to matter much to donald trump who tweeted yesterday, this memo totally vindicates trump in probe. and other weirdly capitalized thoughts. meanwhile, devin nunes announced his witch hunt agai

let's talk about this joy behar deal.o they not ever try this stuff on muslims, it's always a christian conservative guy or gal that gets hit with this stuff. they never do this with the muslims, they always focus on the christians, dan. >> i do it with muslims, i've debated eight or nine of muslim scholars, belief in a la is just as delusional as christian belief in yahweh. the dictator of the cosmos is talking to them, that's dangerous. >> laura: monica. >> whose voice would you rather hear in a regular basis, joy behar or jesus. i'll take jesus any day. the truth is if the vice president were muslim and he came out publicly and said he regularly converses with paula, joy behar would be celebrating that point. the left respects everyone's beliefs unless you are conservative and a christian, in which case you have the wrong belief and you are to be marked and roundly dismissed. the only extremist here is joy behar and the rest of the crew on "the view" who took the opportunity to take cheap shots on the vice president an

. ♪ give joy - with valentine's gifts for them and get joy - with kohl's cash!e a diamond ring a floral sleepwear set or a new keurig and you'll get kohl's cash! plus - take an extra 20% off when you spend $100 or more! give joy, get joy - only at kohl's. >> reporter: washington, dc, it's the 1980s. reagan and the redskins are in their heyday. >> touchdown. >> reporter: and speaking of time warps, it's the midnight showing of "the rocky horror picture show" it's become a staple here in georgetown, the center of the night life. lets do the time warp again. and it's at one of those showings, 200 miles away from the haysom's home in bedford county, virginia near lynchburg where elizabeth haysom says she was when her parents were murdered. an alibi with her boyfriend in tow. >> she told us that her and her german boyfriend had -- rented a car on that friday and drove to washington to sightsee. >> and what do they do while they're in washington, d.c.? >> according to her, they just -- played around, went out to eat, went to movies. >> reporter: the films were strange

in kampala hillary own knack is the state minister for relief for disaster preparedness and refugees joy dooku is a refugee from south sudan joining us from a rule in uganda and al jazeera correspondent malcolm webb is in kampala thank you all for being part of the stream today i want to start with members of our community one in particular who is a refugee himself this is a rebirth of the creator on twitter who explains why he had to leave south sudan he says it was the last straw i gave up hoping all would be well the uncertainty was too much there were too many rumors super inflation still no salary new increased wave of crime and insecurity hits those traveling on the roads making movements a life or death situation in south sudan was inhospitable so we asked him what his reception was like in uganda and whether the idea of uganda being a paradise for refugees was a misconception and this is what he told us not at all uganda is a paradise for refugees forced out of south sudan twice and both times uganda was there for me thank you uganda joy i said reading about tweet there and you'r

and the german government figures showed that around one thousand people left the country to go and joy in isis now around one third of those have returned back to germany but the government also points out they have no way of knowing how many children are being born to those those germans that went off to join isis and how many potentially could come back to the country and pose a threat but that prompted mohsin to say that he thought that the security. the services should be given the rights to launch surveillance operations against minors in germany that's anybody under the age of fourteen years old that though of course comes with its own issues a particularly sensitive topic talking about launching wiretaps and other types of surveillance operation against children that young. to the u.s. now where murder rates in the city of baltimore skyrocketed in twenty seventeen with fifty six killings per one hundred thousand people a new record for a city that already has a reputation for being dangerous crime ridden. few cities in body american urban decay more depressingly than the city of

an for some people when they release this emotion, instead of joy it becomes anger.the psychology world they're somewhat related. >> you do see knuckle heads climbing the poles and jumping on awnings. that is not the city of philadelphia. >> reporter: we are not making excuses for that kind of behavior. in fact he said he believes events like this these almost act as an invitation for troublemakers who may not even be loyal fans of the team anyway. >> it's such a big group of people. >> a lot of emotions that's definitely true. >> i tiered up, off camera. off camera i did. >> kate's got our forecast as we lead up to the parade on thursday. >> it's a good thing it's not on wednesday. i think there were rumbling that it might have been on wednesday and mother nature said no. i'll show you why that is. we've got a pretty dynamic storm system heading our way for the middle of the week and the parade forecast definitely going to be cold but it's going to be a lot drier than wednesday will be. the skyline is still lit all in green thanks to our super bowl champion eagles l

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so let's talk about the joy, the joy that we saw on jake elliott's girlfriend face. we spent time yesterday at a flag football game for charity. she was very confident. just like so many fans, just like everyone we had talked to earlier this week. she was calm. she looked pretty calm. >> you have to understand the family dynamics. he's married to his wife actually i think over 20 years. certainly since he's been in the nfl as a player and as a coach. and they have three sons. two are off to college. they came home this weekend. here rather, not home. they came here for the super bowl. >> she said pause their colleges wouldn't let them leave early. they had classes to attend. they just got in yesterday. doug's mother is a widow. his mother terry a widow a couple of years ago. when doug got the job here in 2016 his father gordie died that year. it was amazing experience for him to have his mother in her mid to late 70s. just having his family around. we got a chance to visit with her yesterday a little bit. right after the game, jeannie came right up to us. so here's w

she is happy and is a source of joy. i called her and talk to her three to five times a day. she is such a source of my resilience but also, i am so proud to be a part of a movement that is a part of changing the world. i mean, it is hard work and it is challenging work. but it is also work that revives my spirit and soul to be part of something that is 100 years hopefully we are not having the same conversation, hopefully we are adding new conversations. >> host: the joy that you describe to your mother isn't there. in the book she is a serious character and important character, but also one who seems to have to carry the world of her back. i don't never ever going to a movie with my mother or window shopping or together as human beings. we've always had to be humans doing. seems she's always working and stressed and filled with guilt. >> guest: we have to unlearn the things we thought about each other and relearn each other. i had a dedicated relationship with my mother throughout the years. she's one of the primary care providers for my child and that brings a great source

right now it is time for "am joy" with my friend and colleague, joy reid. joy? >> i'm disapointed in people on our side. >> okay. >> for being hypocrites about sexual harassers and abusers of women who are in our party, who are sitting in the white house. who brag about their extra marital affairs. who brag about mistreating women. and because he happens to have an r after his name, we look the other way. we don't complain. this is, this is a party that was ready to endorse the republican party, endorse roy moore for the senate in the state of alabama, even though he was a credibly accused child molester. you cannot claim that you stand for women -- and put up with that. >>> good morning. welcome to "am joy." conservative author mona charen went off script saturday at the cpac earning aggressive boos and heckling for her rebuke of donald trump and roy moore. "washington examiner" reports that mona had to be escorted out for her own safety after her comments. it was a stark contrast to the raptures reception the day before for trump who tossed aside his prepared

there is a sense of joy. of course they must be profoundly sad inside at having lost their father, but i'm wondering if you get that sense from those that you've seen along the parade route, they really looked at this man, and just celebrating his life, the joy that he inspired in all of them with his teachings. >> reporter: yeah, and i think billy graham said that as well, that he was sort of just biding his time here on earth, waiting to get to heaven. living 99 years is a blessing, i think. and i think at this point, the last few years of his life, he was not very active and did have some health problems. i think that relief for them is the fact that he is now where he wants to be, in a better place, according to them. >> catie beck, we're glad you're where you are today for us. thank you for that live report. i'm alex witt, thanks for watching. a third former jump staffer agrees to talk to investigators, at the top of the hour, after "velshi & ruhle," which is next. . roads nowhere to be found. ( ♪ ) and

an for some people when they release this emotion, instead of joy it becomes anger.the psychology world they're somewhat related. >> you do see knuckle heads climbing the poles and jumping on awnings. that is not the city of philadelphia. >> reporter: we are not making excuses for that kind of behavior. in fact he said he believes events like this these almost act as an invitation for troublemakers who may not even be loyal fans of the team anyway. >> it's such a big group of people. >> a lot of emotions that's definitely true. >> i tiered up, off camera. off camera i did. >> kate's got our forecast as we lead up to the parade on thursday. >> it's a good thing it's not on wednesday. i think there were rumbling that it might have been on wednesday and mother nature said no. i'll show you why that is. we've got a pretty dynamic storm system heading our way for the middle of the week and the parade forecast definitely going to be cold but it's going to be a lot drier than wednesday will be. the skyline is still lit all in green thanks to our super bowl champion eagles l

katz's joy in munich victory at leipzig which you think surprises. we'll have a look at the table in more detail in a moment but first let's enjoy the best goal of the weekend once more that's what a champion does. drama was the god stuff the wasn't true stuff was that even i was surprised that i hate it so well even though it was planted and when i was meant to go it was still a bit lucky but i love history and so while i was out my bedsit this is about the best he's ever going to still have it is that he was. yes it was. a rocket from krakow his stunning effort as dug up back a little closer to the champions league places. and it's still runaway leaders with dortmund and childcare second and third respectively frank because unlike take all lost ground the second half of the table is really starting to look interesting greyman both sports minds and cologne are all fighting to stay in the division with just ten matches remaining a loss for hamburg against mines next weekend welcomed them in real danger of the two off. the top division was frozen soli

and especially in this moment not on the side of a white nationalist. >> but how do you get to the joy and optimism that you seem to have been so much has gone wrong? >> that is a really good question but i have a mother who has been way worse than me and wakes up at 5:00 o'clock in the morning thinking she is happy. and of course she is human but i tell her every day we talk about everything and she knows everything but also just so proud to be part of government that is a part of changing the world. it is hard work in challenging but also that revives my spirit and soul that hopefully we are not having the same conversatio conversation. >> that joy that you ascribe to your mother is not the book she is a serious and important character but also seems to carry the world on her back talk about i don't ever remember going to a movie with her or windowshopping really had to be humans doing and it seems she is always working always filled with guilt. >> it was hard to witness that. we really had to unlearn the things we felt about each other and i have been very dedicated to the relations

dances on the stage and general noti book standing all about the joy of young people of men and women in paris and powerless you join the resistance not as yet i was working on plus to guys like chile momart of where i contacted german soldiers on plus the god because there are so many germans or just there and we took them to brussels and to cover a race and they paid us a commission for bringing the german soldiers into these northeast places and thats how we made the i made a very good living actually doing this year naturally and force papers a four hundred francs i bought my sims myself some for its people and i changed my name to all bad mates now born in i just love and so that worked for a while little identify who you really were dead tried to then you will discover i met a girl i fell in love is just clean was her name and. i told her that i was in the resistance. and but one day when the had fights between each other she went to the germans and told him that fred in order that it's all their mates there is not from our eyes i saw again but he's working for the resistance po

let's bring in the panel joined in the studio mary joy she's the director of educates a child it's an initiative set up in cattle with a goal of making sure ten million children get a primary education this year from what he been a young female leader from states in northern nigeria founded the y. the foundation which helps women get an education and via skype from london joseph nana riley the head of education policy and advocacy at save the children very warm welcome to all three of you let me start with you what he been herky because you represent what we are seeing in so many parts of the world particularly in africa the moment somebody you missed the education system but you were lucky enough to get into it and now a success tell us a little bit about your findings and your story. i am one of the privileged young girls from that. quality education but that is not the case. that our other girls my age. probably have. just one that is why i found that. because i was tired of that i was. suffering from this challenge and. then i hadn't but i had the passion and i would. get an educa

dances on the stage and general noti book standing all about the joy of young people of men and women in paris and part of. you joined the resistance not as yet i was working on plus to guys like julie momart of where i contacted german soldiers on plus the god because there are so many germans or just there and we took them to brothels and to cover races and they paid us a commission for bringing the german soldiers into these northeast places and that's how we made the i made a very good living actually doing this year naturally i'd force papers a four hundred francs i bought my sims myself some for its people and i changed my name to all bad mates now born in i just love and so that worked for a while little identify who you really were dead tried to then you will discover i met a girl i fell in love is jacqueline was her name and. i told her that i was in the resistance. and but one day when the had fights between each other she went to the germans and told them that fred in order that all their mates there is not from what i just of mine but he's working for the resistance point

he said, "joy, not in my lifetime". and that, for me, i was in.was named world rugby‘s referee of the year. tonight was another step up. her ambitions, though, don't end here. to be involved in the six nations men's fixture as an official on the line would be a dream come true. six nations teams are a little busy right now but they will no doubt be watching her career with interest. natalie pirks, bbc news. well, you may be thinking about heading for bed reasonably soon, but in south korea it's already saturday morning and a full day of olympic events beckons. our correspondent andy swiss is in pyeongchang. andy, so much to look out for, and some exciting prospects for team gb? yes, fiona. welcome to pyeongchang. nearly 7:30am. not long until the action gets under way. team gb have high hopes of success at these games. they are targeting their best winter olympics ever, and their best hope is speed skater elise christie, a triple world champion, who goes in her first race later today. also competing, lizzy yarnold, who won gold in sochi four years

joy." this week while republicans hyped the memo, this is what was happening in the russia investigation. "the new york times" reported that special counsel, robert mueller, has zeroed in on team trump's attempts to spin reports of the infamous meeting at trump tower attempted by trump's son, son-in-law and campaign manager and several russians who had offered don jr. dirt on hillary clinton. trump jr.'s response was, if it is what you say, i love it. when the meeting was revealed last july, the president, himself, drafted a statement claiming the meeting was about adoption policy. trump's role in that station is one of about a dozen subjects that special prosecutor, robert mueller, wants to question about as part of his obstruction probe. meanwhile, trump's former legal team spokesman is reportedly planning to tell mueller about another white house conversation, when communications director, hope hicks, said that junior's e-mails about the trump tower meeting would never get out. they did

>> riding the buses and seeing it's joy on the fans faces. it was old, it was young and everybody in between and they all have a story and our players have a story and the team has a story and this championship means a lot for them. >> and you guys did it? >> we did it. it make its that much more special. >> indeed it does. this was about the underdog today and that is the ultimate underdog there doug pederson was named as the worst coaching hire of two years ago and a lot of those guys wednesday to twitter today to apologize. jaime apody, channel 6 "action news." >> a little con -- there was no greater enthusiasm for the team than when the buses came up south street in philadelphia. trish it was quite an experience? >> what a place to be for the eagles victory here on broad street and packed to the gills and i have never seen such happy joyous eagles fans and they dispersed after they went by. and look at this video we shot early, they were here hours and hours before the parade began and they packed broad street. and some said it helped the

which is what idid, joy from small things.se i was in a very dark place in 2006, it was all very dark for me. the only ray of hope for me was clinging on to that little thing that happened, it gave me joy. was clinging on to that little thing that happened, it gave mejoy. and i think a lot of people connected with that. and then everything changed, in 2007, when one of your blogs was picked up by an american radio show host, and it was named "the perfect post,", which must have been wonderful. i wonder if you might read us an extract from that. it is about someone you refer to as k. read us an extract from that. it is about someone you refer to as ki will read the last paragraph of it. " then out of the blue, i got the phone call saying k was dead. he had had a massive cardiac arrest, it was like a very bad nightmare coming true. i couldn't believe it. this is what happened in the movies. how could this even beat? it left me frozen, numb speechless. i did not know it then, but it would take me a lifetime to recover. it would f

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. >> for more i'm joined by joy reid host of am joy on the weekends and elise jordan, political analyst. thank you, joy. i want to start with the teachers. i have a very interesting theory about the teachers. i think what he's setting up is something he knows the teachers unions and teachers and common sense is never going to happen. they're not going to put guns into holsters. if you were a kid in school, i can imagine going back, you would be watching the teacher and saying where is the gun. he's got it in the right-hand side on the holster. you never take your eye off that gun the whole class hour. it would be obsessive to you. it's never going to happen. he says nba star s youhave to go through a metal detecter to see a basketball game. we don't have the basketball players carrying guns or the pop stars carrying guns. we have guards. it's insane teachers teaching while they're showing their gun to somebody. is that just so when hell breaks loose again in six months or a year from now, he can say it's not my fault. they didn't have a gun in the classroom. i told them to. i think that

that was joy behar yesterday on "the view."s talking about her time at the white house and she said that mike pence said jesus tells him to say things and that's what precipitated that conversation. brian: i'm kind of torn about keep rolling clips of "the view." because we are making it relevant again. i like life for when five years we ignored "the view." steve: you aren't interested in the crazy things they say to america. brian: not really we give ratings. ainsley: tomi lahren is a fox news contributor. we wanted to have you on to see what you think about it what did you think of joy behar mocking mike pence for his christian faith. >> who is she to toggle judge how long our vice president should talk to his lord and savior. who is she to mock anyone for their faith. they are amazing to me they preach day in and day out about tolerance and love. tolerance and love for everyone except conservative christians. and then they can mock you and it's funny and they are going can you use for jokes around the table and cackle about i

brings her great source of joy being a gram parent. but she made sure environment was managed because she was doing everything. making sure we had shelter and figuring out how to raise four children. she is trying to make sure we have food on the table and make sure we're surviving. i cannot imagine the stress that can cause an individual. support kids by the time she was 27. obviously she has support sometimes but she largely did alone. >> is your baby going to grow up and say my mom was always doing. >> no. that's interesting that you ask that. when you witness someone else working like that it's easy to be like that. i do spend a lot of time with my child and try to find ways and i think about my mom a lot and how i create a different environme environment. >> your father is a bigger character in the book when you get into the book lc why that happens that talking about why he has a drug problem you talk what is the impact of years of's trip searching and being bent over, views before that when no dream you had for several taking se

we can create spaces for all young people that are based on love, joy and justice.based on what you just said i would hold up two other books with looking at. some of you have read in the last year between the world and me for his marvelous memoir, the beautiful struggle where his new book we were in power. if you haven't read his books, you must read him but one of the themes that comes through in his themes are poor working-class african-american kid growing up in baltimore and again and again he says i was a curious boy but the school didn't want a curious boy. they wanted obedience, compliance and conformity. they didn't want my curiosity. he said i went outside to find it. he's a college dropout because he couldn't be the curious person he wanted to be pretty says again and again the classroom wasn't where wanted to be. i wanted to be in the library because that's right could be curious. that's worth remembering. i feel like your story about your brother is so much about that, a kid with energy, a kid with initiative, a kid with a certain amount of courage, but

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she is happy, and, of course, she is like a source of my joy and i see her. i call my mother every day. i talk or three to -- talk with a three to five times a day. she knows everything. she's a source of my resilience but also i'm just so proud to be a part of a movement that is a part of changing the world. i mean, it's hard work,, challenging work but it's also, it's work that revives my spirit and my soul to be a part of something that hopefully that in 100 years we are not having the same conversation. we're having you conversations. >> host: the joy that you ascribe to your mother is not in the book. she's a serious character, an important character but also one who seems to have, she is carrying the world on her back. you see don't remember ever going to a movie with my mother or window shopping. i don't remember us together as relaxed as human beings. we've always had to be humans doing. it seems like she's just always working and she's always stressed and always filled with the guilt. turkey it was hard witnessing that. we really had -- >> guest: we

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actually there were no tears and i think when i get home i will be jumping for joy i hope by the time i get home. to try to make. a. difference. in. the western media. the winter olympics and south korea have wrapped up with coming out on top of the medals table at the olympic athletes from russia or. at the doping scandal having prevented many russians from competing there that did not stop the team from beating expectations. takes a closer look at achievements in. well seventy medals chang is only minus twelve if you compare it to twenty nine team russian medals unsought cheat this is not blowing result but it still deserves a huge round of applause given that most russia stars weren't even invited here by the international olympic committee so basically it was mostly a team of olympic newbies but i'll tell you what did blow the mind of russian fans here in p.r. and chang it is the first gold medal by their men's ice hockey team in twenty six years the final was really tough neck and neck till the last second with surprise silver medal as germany and the red machine was all able to

. >> for me i'm joined by joy read host of am joit joy on the week. joy, i want to start with the teachers because i have an interesting theory about the teachers. i think what he's setting up is something that he knows the teachers unions and common sense is never going to happen. they're not going to put gunss in the holsters because you and i know if you were a kid in school, i can't imagine going back, you'd be watching that teacher and say where's the gun? i think he's got it in the right-hand side in the hollister and you never take your high off that gun the whole class hour. it would be obsessive to you and it's never going to happen. he says nba stars, you have to go into metal detector to see a basketball game. we don't have the basketball players carrying guns, we have guards doing it. it's insane that teachers teaching while they're showing their gub to somebody. here's my question. is that just so when hell breaks loose ghen six months or a year from now can he say it's not my fault, they didn't have a gun in the classroom. i told them to