will be now get to the dispatch box and apologize for this appalling remark? >> this is a ridiculous, this is ridiculous smoke screen from a prime minister running from his record on the nhs. [shouting] the answer, because it is prime minister's question is the ball close, all of those units have closed. let me give him another one. let me give them another one. the a&e unit at chase farm and he stood outside with their local mp saying hands off our hospital no cuts, no closures. is the a&e at chase farm opened or closed? >> i will tell them i record on the nhs. 9000 more doctors, 6000 more nurses, hospital acquired infection right there. investment up. but people rightly want to know what his motives are when it comes to the nhs. if his motives are that cares about this great national institution, fine, but he told the editor of the political editor of bbc he wanted to weaponize the nhs. so i ask him again, get up there and withdraw. [shouting] >> i'll tell him what my motive is. it's to rescue the national health service from this story government. [shouting

will he get to the dispatch box and apologize for that appalling remark?this is a ridiculous smokescreen from a prime minister running from his record on the nhs. the answer, because this is prime minister's questions, is that all those units have closed. let me give him another one. he stood outside the a and e unit at chase farm, with the local mp, saying, “hands off our hospital. no to cuts, no to closure.” is the a and e at chase farm open or closed? >> i will tell him my record on the nhs. 9,000 more doctors, 6,000 more nurses, hospital-acquired infections right down, investment in our health service up. people rightly want to know what his motives are when it comes to the nhs. if his motives are that he cares about this great national institution, that is fine, but he told the political editor of the bbc that he wanted to weaponize the nhs. i ask him again. get up there and withdraw. >> i will tell him what my motive is. it is to rescue the national health service from this tory government. frankly, this is a man who has got a war on wales and is usi

and i was appalled. i was shocked of the behavior of these children. >> and if that isn't enough, she is even more distressed when she finds out who else is caught on camera in the crowd of spectators. >> there were three different videos that were up on youtube. i saw the little girl on the bottom, her mom, encouraging the fight, hollering at her daughter. >> good stuff. >> dave bristow is the spokesman for the manatee county sheriff's office. >> they were fighting about an ex-boyfriend, and this fight was planned. it's disturbing that you have a large group of teenagers that are involved in something like this, and then when you throw in the parent, it just makes it that much more disturbing. >> police say they've obtained additional footage, which shows the parent, 39-year-old april newcomb, cheering on her daughter, doing nothing to stop the brawl. >> actually walking up to the fight with her daughter. unbelievable. and then egging her daughter on during this fight. she certainly wasn't doing what sh

i had him on several shows. >> were you appalled, though, by being born for television?ecause it seems to me that you loved television. entertainment? >> i did. >> in general. >> you are right, not to say clive is wrong if he is watching. i don't know. i think you are right, i belong in it. >> still ahead, on "talk to al jazeera" dick cavett on the guests he loved andthose he loathed. >> we pray for the children in the womb >> a divisive issue >> god is life , so it's his to take >> see a 10 year old girl who's pregnant, and you tell me that's what god wants... >> a controversial law >> where were you when the babies lives were being saved? >> are women in texas paying the price? >> fault lines al jazeera america's hard hitting... >> today they will be arrested... >> ground breaking... they're firing canisters of gas at us... award winning investigative documentary series... access restricted only on al jazeera america >> this is talk to al jazeera. i am antonio mora. my guest this week, author and talk show host, dick cavett. >> i want to ask you some of those questions

there's tents, there's -- it's appalling an appalling situation the police officers do come but the situation is not getting better and that's why i'm here to express my deep concern. everyone in our building is concerned. all of our neighbors we don't know what to do. we asked the police officers the regular police officers they say their hands are tied and i can i can understand why they might say that but we have to do something before something tragedy happens because at this rate something tragedy is going to happen all of the elements are there. that's all i have to say. >> thank you. next speaker? >> my name is carla and i'm here to echo pretty much what malia said and what the gentleman just before me said. i live on casada and third street for for 7 years i'm a property owner and i have a vested interest and i'm trying to open a restaurant on third and i also have an arts studio on griffith and a day in my life is to wake up and say hello to the local drug dealer parked in in my driveway they get on my street at 6:00 a.m. we've documented this and there's crack heads and prostitutes

[video clip] ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> you can see why trotter and the other protesters were appalled by the filmennsylvania. on his doorstep. >> the answer to blacks and carpetbaggers. >> i want to ask you about monroe trotter and d.w. griffith at the end of their lives. what happens in the movie to all of the characters? how many people died from the different families? >> i cannot actually give you a headcount, a number of the sons from both families died. lieutenant ben cameron is on one of those horses under the hoods, as a result of his sister's death. flora, who jumps to her death. he founds the klan and the climax is the klan portrayed as the savior of the south. as a healing force, that's how he portrays the klan, a healing force who brings order to the chaos that has been created by freed slaves, poor undeserving of freedom, of voting rights, of any trappings of civilized being. the klan rides to the rescue as some of the family members are trapped in a cabin and being stalked by black troops. >> i found this on youtube. it has absolutely no connection to your book and i am not sure who

i had him on several shows. >> were you appalled, though, by being born for television?ecause it seems to me that you loved television. entertainment? >> i did. >> in general. >> you are right, not to say clive is wrong if he is watching. i don't know. i think you are right, i belong in it. >> still ahead, on "talk to al jazeera" dick cavett on the guests he loved andthose he loathed. >> tonight. >> i am a mother of a missing child. >> every parents worst nightmare. >> this could have been anybody. >> but in a twisted tale of neglect, abuse, murder and suicide. >> are kids today safer? >> who's to blame? >> i've answered your question. >> a dysfunctional family... >> the mother certainly played a role. >> a flawed investigation... >> do you feel that the police has been as fair? >> and a missing child. >> i hope that the person that has her just bring her home. >> now, "america tonight" investigates the search for relisha. tonight, 10:00 eastern. only on al jazeera america. >> sunday, the parents of captured american reporter austin tice. >> austin went missing in syria.

i had him on several shows. >> were you appalled, though, by being born for television?ecause it seems to me that you loved television. entertainment? >> i did. >> in general. >> you are right, not to say clive is wrong if he is watching. i don't know. i think you are right, i belong in it. >> still ahead, on "talk to al jazeera" dick cavett on the guests he loved andthose he loathed. >> monday, a climate emergency. >> so a species could not be here in ten years. >> nasa steps in to help protect the future of the planet. >> the tropics regulate our climate. >> "techknow" heads to costa rica to see how one rainforest is fighting back. >> wow! some of these are amazing. >> "techknow's" team of experts show you how the miracles of science... >> this is my selfie, what can you tell me about my future? >> can affect and surprise us. >> don't try this at home. >> "techknow" where technology meets humanity. monday, 5:30 eastern. only on al jazeera america. >> sunday, the parents of captured american reporter austin tice. >> austin went missing in syria. >> campaigning for his r

by 1914, he and many black leaders in the country were appalled by the jim crow in the federal governmentotter insisted on an audience with the president and pulled all of the strings to get into the white house which he did. he presented the president with a huge petition and confronted him in a very firm, trotter-like way about segregation in the federal offices about what a betrayal it was. wilson -- it soured so fast, wilson could not believe a black man was talking to him in this way. essentially, he told trotter to stop and nobody talks to me like that. he told the others in the delegation if they ever come back, they would have to find another person to represent them. he basically kicked trotter out of the white house. >> you have a quote for woodrow wilson. >> yes, i love that letter that wilson wrote after this encounter that came up in front news. that to me is right out of the playbook that wilson had used in his encounters with people like trotter. like in 1912 when they met able to persuade trotter to support him. saying generic things. he lost it at that moment. i loved it

the way they treated women was appalling and probably is still appalling. and, you know, but i just wouldn't -- i refused to be denied. i was like excuse me. those are your issues. you have to get over it because i want to get paid and i want to do this dance number and i want to work with this person. so, i am going to go for it. >> you were later discovered in an nightclub by spike lee. you are from brooklyn. he is from brooklyn. you get this major role in "do the right thing." how much of that performance was any? >> i think it was deroofed from my life from me observing all of the traps that a lot of girls fell. you know, of looking for the valuedation outside of the home, of early teen pregnancy, frustration of not getting what you want out of life knowing that you deserve more but not having the wherewithal to go get more. and for metion my personal life of, you know, spike was like, i need you to get really angry right here. i go, that's a walk in the park. disposal? >> i had it at my disposal. so even though yes have, you know, an acting lesson in m

>> it is appalling. anyway. >> it is. >> representative, thank you. >> we'll keep working on it, thank you, greta. >> and straight ahead. we know president obama won't meet with israeli prime minister netanyahu when he is here next month but did leader nancy pelosi just give a nod and a wink telling democrats in congress to boycott netanyahu's speech to congress? you have to hear what house minority leader pelosi just does your carpet ever feel rough and dirty? don't avoid it. resolve it. our new formula with a special conditioning ingredient softens your carpet with every use. it's resolve, so you know it cleans and freshens but now it also softens. resolve. a carpet that welcomes you. and try resolve for amazing stain removal the first time. want to know how hard it can be... ...to breathe with copd? it can feel like this. copd includes chronic bronchitis and emphysema. spiriva is a once-daily inhaled... ...copd maintenance treatment... ...that helps open my airways for a full 24 hours. you know, spiri

let's watch. >> sure. ♪ >> you can see why trotter and the other protesters were appalled by the filmgovernor was lynch. >> lynch. >> sent down by stoneman from peninsula or from washington, d.c. >> sure. >> and gus, on his doorstep. >> the answer to blacks in carpet baggers. >> what happens to all of those -- i do want to ask you about monroe trotter and d.w. griffith at the end of their lives. what happens in the movie to all of the characters? how many people died from the different families? >> i can't give you an actual head count. a number of the sons from both sides died during the war. the lieutenant ben cameron, he is on one of the horses under one of the hoods. as a result of his sister's death, flora, who jumps to her death, he founds the klan and the klan -- the climax of the movie is the klan portrayed as the savior of the south as a healing force. that is how griffith portrays the klan, as a healing force who brings order to the chaos created by freed slaves who are -- who are undeserving of freedom, of voting rights, of any trappings of civilized being. the klan rides t

he was appalled that people in the united states living in those conditions. he set out to help. the american gi forum became active early in its history to try to help these people. they tried to raise consciousness about the conditions in which these migrant workers from mexico were living on u.s. soil. these items represent a case, which was an incident that occurred early in the history of the american gi forum, and dr. garcia was very instrumental in publicizing. the private served the united states during world war ii and was killed by a japanese sniper towards the end of the war. it took three years to get his remains recovered and returned home. his widow arranged to have his funeral conducted by the only funeral home in her hometown of three rivers, texas, near corpus christi. they were willing to conduct that funeral, but they were not willing to allow his body to remain in their funeral home overnight. it was for fear of offending the white citizens of the area. she appealed to dr. garcia and conducted a letter writing campaign to positions with influence. i response c

they were appalled. lynching was widespread at this time. it was popular. people attended it in town squares in the south. the protesters and the militants against this film saw the propaganda in the film as an incitement to violence. they were saying at a certain point, that has to be regulated. it becomes another fascinating dimension to the civil rights movement, to this whole civil liberties question. >> woodbury, virginia. good afternoon. >> good afternoon. glad you have me on. i have a question and comment. i will do the comment first. i have a colleague who is jewish and i am an african american. he told me one day, do you think it would be better for black and white people if we stop teaching slavery in our schools? i looked at him and went, well, would we stop teaching about the holocaust as well? my question is, were there any other presidents after wilson sharing the same sentiment as wills? -- as wilson? >> i don't know if they shared any of the sentiments about the film. i can't really comment on that. >> i can't, either. the story stops at the

he was a little appalled at his father's taste in art and he found that provincial.een published and he said he was eager to see what the response would be in garrettsville that they would find it completely beyond their means to understand. the hostility with the father, the identification with grace and with other members of the family whom he found to be sympathetic, and yet the need constantly to break away and then to return-- endless yo-yo effect-- seems to me to have had very complex reverberations in the work. the sound of distraction there is very extreme in the poetry, and it comes from a kind of family romance and the explosion of that romance, certainly. [hart crane] "where the cedar leaf divides the sky "i heard the sea. "in sapphire arenas of the hills "i was promised an improved infancy. "sulking sanctioning the sun, "my memory i left in a ravine,-- "casual louse that tissues the buckwheat "aprons rocks, congregates pears "in moonlit bushels "and wakens alleys with a hidden cough. "dangerously the summer burned "(i had joined the entrainments of the wi

. >> it's heart wrenching, horrifying, appalling, absolutely unacceptable and every parent watching this should be filled with outrage. >> we have also learned that montgomery county maintain a confidential watch list. we'll have more at 11:00. >>> we've suffering from unseasonably cold weather, very little moisture, and we are keeping an eye on storms to the south that we hope stay in the south. >> we might see a little moisture from that storm on thursday, just in time for the morning commute. it's 28 degrees downtown, and no records tonight but certainly well below average. the average high, 48 degrees, so nobody made it above freezing today. the radar over the past hour or so, you can see all the snow clipping the northern neck and also southern maryland. we could have more snow to fall on thursday. headlines? not as cold tonight, hard to believe we're saying that, even though temperatures fall into the teens and 20s. bus stop temperatures, 18 degrees to 28 degrees, and cold on wednesday but tomorrow will be the mildest day of the week as we hit the 40s. i think the flakes will fly w

john kerry appall be mixing organic apples and imported oranges, don't worry about terrorism because mac will care so much better today. it's a non sequitur it makes no sense whatsoever. lori, to clapper's point, look, islamic state, the caliphate is now a global brand to rival coca-cola and mcdonald's. i mean those videos that we so abhor, beheading videos burning pilot video, these destruction of statues today and antiquities in the muslim museum. the trumpeting about sex slaves, et cetera, to offset, it's appalling, they know the audience, this is microtargeting with mastery. if you're a disaffected young muslim jail bird convert somebody just unhappy with the world, or feels put upon by the world for whatever reason, the message of islamic state is join us, god is going to empower you to torture people to kill, to rape to loot to take sex slaves, and if anything happens to you, you go to paradise. that may not move us but i'll tell you for the young thugs i've encountered myself around the world that is an incredible bargain, and marie harf of the state department thinks they nee

even the dna left behind matches the us census data. >> let's get to the appalling stuff.acteria from the swab test antibiotic resistant bacteria. right? >> yep. sounds -- gerri: how many stations did you do total? >> 460 ate468 stations. we saw 400 samples. we saw the types of bacteria are perfectly benign. gerri: you keep saying. there's food poisoning urinary tract infections. mozzarella cheese. and staff infections in 37. mozzarella cheese, is that the pizza thing? >> yeah, that's the pizza. (?) >> one of the sued monis trains. a lot of things there. (?) a lot of these things can be associated with disease. they're normally present. only when they get something bad can they get you sick. gerri: thank you for coming on. i wish you had better news. we'll be right back. when the moment's spontaneous, why pause to take a pill? or stop to find a bathroom? cialis for daily use is approved to treat both erectile dysfunction and the urinary symptoms of bph, like needing to go frequently, day or night. tell your doctor about all your medical conditions and medicines, and ask if

how the ivory sale in its complexity i encounter san franciscans that are uniformly shocked and appalled and acting a total ban will not be easy royals the importance a san francisco motivated by the experience of pulling streetcars uphill introduced our incongress cable cars that makes it is important to end the suffering and the nomination are social advocating the right to be regardless of race gender or species representatives of the cultural folks marched together protest the sale of irony it was the second largest in the world 0 stop this existence where we have cultural cooperates around the world without that there is no hope i saw an asian woman give information to the youth i say an example that is positive thank you very much. >> thank you very much. next speaker. >> good afternoon, supervisors i'm pat hugh i've lived in san francisco since 198249 argument district thank you for hearing us i want to tell you a story about some folks in african in 2003 a number of ann lops were captured and brought to a small vinyl interceptor nervous milling about but that night a herd of elep

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>> this is the most appalling, horrible, terrifying video that i've ever seen.is suffering in minute detail. there are a lot of close-ups. this was sort of stage managed to terrorize in every way possible. it's like a scene out of the worst horror movie you can imagine. >> paul and buck thank you both very much. next, jordan's king as we've shown you, he's here in the united states at least for now. we played you what he said in reaction to this horrible horrible video. we're now looking at how the u.s. may react to this murder and how the world should respond. i'm joined by jake tapper and fareed zakaria on those angles next. [ female announcer ] we help make secure financial tomorrows a reality for over 19 million people. [ susan ] my promotion allowed me to start investing for my retirement. transamerica made it easy. [ female announcer ] everyone has a moment when tomorrow becomes real. transamerica. transform tomorrow. at ally bank no branches equals great rates. it's a fact. kind of like shopping hungry equals overshopping. >>> we're back with our breaking

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. >> i was appalled. i didn't get the memo that i didn't have any rights. >> plus, melissa rivers speaks out about her mother's absence from the oscar in memoriam tribute. >> then, we're with the new dancing stars. >> demi's daughter is one of them. rumor willis is right here. see what got this reaction. >> oh, my god. >> also, we have honey boo boo's mom confronted on tv about her daughter's obesity. >> i've been talkinoug abt her health for nine years. she may get more bigger. >> stevevv harayy pls matchmaker for our nischelle turner. it's good. >> without that helmet on. >> fly to the basaham, do a little spa weekend. >> i can't believe you're looking for a date when i'm right here. >> i think i'm going to pass out. >>> now, "entertainment tonight." we love entertaining people. >> mama june's little girl honey boo boo morbidly obese. her health at serious risk. so what is being done to help her? we're going to get to that later in the show. let's start with the oscars. >> part of what we love about the

. >> consumers would be appalled at that. >> the fda has a consumer advisory to avoid the product and asking companies to voluntary stop selling while it builds a case to force them to stop. but the burden of proof that a common ingredient is not safe is on the fda. >> the accidental overdose risk is not worth taking. >> banning powdered caffeine would be extreme according to a defender of natural products. >> they should talk to their physicians before taking dietary supplements. >> but the grieving parents of these two young men argue -- >> hopefully they will list. >> kimberly suiters, abc 7 news. >>>> an alert for jeep owners. they need to fix a software problem that can cause airbags to inflate for no reason. this covers cherokees from 2014 to 2015. for more information about the fix, go to wjla.com. a former baltimore ravens player indicted. >> what he is charged with and it involves a wild animal. plus -- >> a march for peace against gun violence in southeast washington. [ female announcer ] business travel isn't just about the going. it's also about the going home. and being c

. >> i was absolutely shocked and appalled because i'd spoken to the field consultant for 7-eleven corporatek prior. he said this problem won't happen again. 7-eleven contacted "action news" to say it wants to make this right. employees at the location will be counseled on the americans with disabilities act. >> time to turn to david murphy. it's cold out there but tomorrow you'll feel different. >> reporter: this evening, it will start to turn and tomorrow raw. storm tracker 6 live double scan not precip. looking live there's no, no clouds out there in the center city shot. 31 in wilmington. 29 in allentown, 28 in trenton. and 32 down in sea isle city and up the coast on the boardwalk in atlantic city. windchills are making it feel like the mid to upper 20s. the winds are not that strong. future tracker 6 is showing we're maintaining relatively cloudy skies we'll have rain or snow showers rain the farther south you go, but mainly snow in the northern and western suburbs. not a lot going on by noon, at 6:00, there's a chance they get off the board. these are spotty and they won't do that muc