and then came bol, which touched on even more sensitive issues, and then now he's made verna.a man like shoaib mansoor was not difficult because that's what he does. there is a disclaimer at the beginning of the movie which you made a point, i think, of tweeting out, it says: "everything in this film is imaginary. imaginary because the reality is too bitter to be told or shown. events shown in this film are like jokes compare to what has been happening in countries like ours. " was this a film made out of anger? yes, absolutely. absolutely. i can speakfor him, he will never ever speak out himself because he doesn't — once he wraps a film he sort of goes back home and shuts his doors. so i know that it is definitely a film made out of anger and a lot of frustration, for sure. how do you make accessible rape in a country which, it has to be said, has a problem with sexual violence that is endemic. you know, it's domestic, it is pervasive, and groups in pakistan, like the human rights commission, and others, talk about the reality that a woman is being raped in pakistan every two

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customs and border patrol calls the replacement a bol lard style wall, a bol lard is a post.osts otherwise known as a fence. they are literally taking down an existing wall and replacing it with a fence which is also another way of describing what you might call a see-through wall. in just over a year, president trump has managed to reinvent the concept of a fence and gosh darn it, he is going to get that built. >> we need walls. we started building our wall, i'm so proud of it. we're getting that sucker built. you think that's easy? people said, oh, has he given up on the wall? i never give up. can start in the colon and may be signs of an imbalance of good bacteria. only phillips' colon health has this unique combination of probiotics. it helps replenish good bacteria. get four-in-one symptom defense. i ...prilosec otc 7 years ago,my doctor recommended... 5 years ago, last week. just 1 pill each morning, 24 hours and zero heartburn. it's been the number 1 doctor recommended brand for 10... ...straight years, and it's still recommended today. use as directed. >>> of there ar

in fact, today will be the day that we begin the second met bol i c i can mapping associated with cocaine euphoria. we have no idea what we'll find. >> we need to find out all we can about the biochemistry of drugs. equally important, we need to know who is vulnerable. >> long term prevention means looking at the life of substance abuse in the life of the individual. can we predict who will be at risk for drug abuse? and if we can, how do we intervene to prevent it? for over 20 years, dr. kellum is looking at predictors of substance abuse. >> we determined several developmental paths, one of particular interest, the early aggressive behavior, and shy and aggressive behavior of children which we found to be strongly predictive of heavy substance use by age 16 or 17. if you take marijuana use, for example, 45% of the shy aggressive first graders were heavy users by our definition at age 16 or 17. maybe 30% of the aggressive children were. shy children alone were as low as 10%. those neither shy or aggressive were somewhere between 15 and 20%. one intervention is directed at the risk behavio

hamilton, laura some bol. >> just outside the bay area, quite the wintry scene. video taken in lake county off highway 175 up on cobb mountain. one family switching golf balls for snowballs. at blackrock golf course. check out video, raj mathai posted on twitter. he says his friend john shot the video from dublin. it could be raj video. a slush covered roadway from early morning hale. >>> our viewers have been sending in videos all day long. thank you so much. william allen sent us this video of hale in gilroy. kelly conley sent us video of hale in brentwood. we want to see your weather videos. you got them. we'd love to see them. send them to us at i see at nbc bay ararea.co bayarea.com. >> switching gears now is, tough questions in vallejo as people gathered for a meeting about preventing gun violence. >> this isn't enough. this is not enough. >> congressman mike thompson heads the house gun violence prevention task force. dozens of people came out seeking answers on what's being done to protect students and teachers in the wake of the deadly florida shooting.

gone out for a meal and found the children's menu containsjust three items — chicken nuggets, spag bolvertising executive who is putting brand thinking and creativity into solving one of the problems of our times. he is a man on a mission to improve the quality of children's menus. jonathan pangu is declaring death to nuggets, and hejoins me now from melbourne. first off, what is set you on this mission to transform kids' menus?” think it is really exactly as you said. you can go out for a meal, and you can know exactly what would be on the menu before you would even look at it. it was extremely predictable. lots of beige stuff, lots of fried stuff, very little fresh stuff and very little vegetables. right, and obviously this is in an effort to tackle the rising scourge of obesity among children as well. but what is different about what you are doing over campaigns that came before? jamie oliver's attempt to make healthier menus on kids' lunchers comes to mind. yes, absolutely. i felt with my background in marketing and advertising i could bring something a bit different to those effor

live from cupertino, laura sam bol, nbc bay area news. >>> fear and anxiety, what thousands of undocumented students across the bay area say they are feeling. as they wait for a resolution to the federal daca program. our sky ranger was overhead at san jose city hall and you could see the protesters rallied on what was supposed to be the day the program was halted by president trump. a supreme court ruling delayed that decision. but dreamers and their supporters say little has been done to find some sort of permanent path to citizenship for about 800,000 people in this program. nbc bay area's jodi hernandez is at berkeley where they say the limbo is leading to fears. >> reporter: students say it is a constant worry. dreamers say they are glad that the daca program didn't end today. but the fight is far from over. >> this is home for me. yes. i believe this is where i grew up. and i consider it my home. >> reporter: but 20-year-old joset worried he may some day be forced to leave the only home he's ever known. he moved to the bay area from mexico when he was just 2 years old. the berkeley ci

. >>> ahead on, the tough talk us by stormy daniels' attorney. bol with my grandkids 'cause of the burningn in my feet. i hear you, sam. cedric, i couldn't sleep at night because of my diabetic nerve pain. i hear you, claire, because my dad struggled with this pain. folks, don't wait. step on up and talk to your doctor. because the one thing i keep hearing is... i'm glad i stepped on up. me too, buddy. if you have diabetes and burning, shooting pain in your feet or hands, step on up and talk to your doctor today. step on up cohigher!ad! higher! parents aren't perfect, but then they make us kraft mac & cheese and everything's good again. brbut how will his dentured to thicope with... a steak. luckily for brad, this isn't a worry because he's discovered super poligrip. it holds his denture tight and helps give him 65% more chewing power. leaving brad to dig in and enjoy the tastiest of t-bones. super poligrip, helping you enjoy the foods you love. >>> that is a wrap of this hour of msnbc live. i look forward to seeing you at noon. stay where you are. >>> peter wang would never, jamie guttenb

. >> john bol dechlt n is being considered. >> more conventional. >> >> he has experience. >> extraordinarily security community responds to someone who said some of the things that he has. your answer? >> he has been in politics. >> tv personality. >> it's part of bringing back into the fold people who have already done it. >> i think it's bringing people out of green rooms. >> exactly. exactly. >> look at who he is hiring. not to denegrade people who appear on tv. >> larry kudlow. >> present company included. that's where he's looking for expertise. not even googling people, as far as we can tell, to see who knows about the stuff that he's interested in pursuing because he doesn't know what his own personalities are. that guy is good on tv and i want him in my administration. >> any one of us could be the next pick. >> there you go. you never know. we're waiting for sarah sanders to step behind the white house podium at the white house briefing which is under way. will they go, will they stay? and also the top headlines on stormy daniels. ♪ come to my window ♪ ohh ♪ crawl inside ♪ wait by t

reports based on leaks from the white house that mcmaster was going to be t t t t t t t t t t t t t t bols going to be the leading candidate. that is why i wrote that piece in anticipation of the likelihood this was going to happen. amy: what are your major concerns? >> i thinknknknknknknknknknknk w that john bolton has been in fact a very vocal advocate of war with iran as well as with north korea. he has, for years, been appearing on fox news regularly. i have not counted them, but there must be dozens of times that he has publicly called for the united states to attack iran militarily. no one else in american life has done anything even remotely similar to what john bolton has done in terms of advocating war with iran. he is not the only one, but he has done it more consistently. sincncncncncadministration in 2, -- rather,he has 2007 i guess it was, he has been a leading advocate of war with make himresident trump to the national security adviser clearly is the most alarming thing that has happened in terms of u.s. foreign policy under thisis administration thus far. amy: i want to turn

much as sixty million dollars when he was running for office sarkozy denied any wrongdoing natascha bol is live for us in. paris force so in a tasha another day of questioning there for former president. that's right or the former french president nicolas sarkozy is still in the building that you can see behind me here in just outside of paris he was taken here on tuesday morning for questioning now we understand he was allowed to go home last night to get some rest he was allowed out for about eight hours before being pulled back here this morning on wednesday and what police are trying to find out what they are investigating is whether or not nicolas sarkozy accepted illegal funds from libya back in two thousand and seven when he was running as a presidential candidate now police say that years cooperating fully he is onstream questions and this case opened five years ago but it is the first time that he's been arrested in connection with well he police say that he has forty eight hours and during that forty eight hours he will be questioned and after that magistrates will have to dec

be treated in this shabby way, and the way rex tillerson was treated this week, it's something die bolweigh up to donald trump's total fear of the mueller investigation. >> here is what the fbi agents association released a statement momentsing a. i'll read this for you chris and saying basically i'll sum if up the association says in statement says personnel decisions should neveren politicized and that the association is committed to ensuring members are provided appropriate procedural protections here. >> yes well you know, doug is right. the fish rots from the head. and you know everybody in the orbit of this president is ultimately sucked in and tarnished or destroyed. it happens to almost everyone. and i think that this -- this could -- let's hope this is a turning point. and that people like kelly and others will wake up and realize that we're in real danger here. >> thank you, gentlemen. i appreciate both of your perspectives. when we come back we have got breaking news on the stormy daniels saga. we'll give you all the details next. ♪ i thought i was managing my moderate to se

>> i make of it that this white house runs as sham bol likely as the trump organization did as crazily as any of "the apprentice" episodes did. the incompetent, the chaos, the mismanagement, the corruption up and down the cabinet, around the west wing, it's unprecedented in the history of the country, unprecedented in the modern presidency. it's not normal. we've never seen like it before. it's extraordinary to behold. for sure, it shouldn't be a revelation that this administration functions at a perpetual level of incompetence that heretofore is unprecedented in the american presidency. >> cecilia, what was the way in which the president you served handled these kinds of things from a personnel perspective? >> well, with a lot more decency than what we're seeing out of this administration. government is hard. >> you've got to fire people sometimes in government. >> sometimes you have to fire people. president obama did it when he had to do it from the perspective that honored the people that he served with and recognized their public service. and that's -- look, there's just an enormo

. >> so the next layer is going to be the bol aniece, which is sort of like a traditional sauce, butwists there. >> a secret sauce in here. this sauce is to die for. >> the best sauce ever. >> thank you. >> if you want to assemble it, you can use your favorite sauce. >> absolutely. store bought meat sauce will work for this. >> or cheese if you're a vegetarian. >> that works too. we have done versions like that. >> once that's on, then we get to rolling? >> you want to do it? >> yes. i remember we kind of do it like a cinnamon roll. you go in tight. >> there you go. >> like that. >> go dylan. go dylan. >> it's okay if it does that. >> the layers are nice and thin. >> perfect. you nailed it. >> then you slice it. >> yeah, we actually let this chill in the refrigerator for a little bit to let it set up. so this is ready to go. >> okay. we slice and then you put it -- >> we put it right into this casserole dish. >> are you loving it? >> this is the best lasagna i have ever had in my life. >> we're both almost done. >> after they showed me how to make it, i brought it home and calvin ate

for example, we assess russian aggression in the ukraine will persist, even as we seek to bols -- bolster ukraine's ability to protect itself. let me turn to the final plan -- regional plan that i plan to talk about today, the middle east and north africa. this region will be character rides by political turmoil, economic fragility and civil and proxy wars in the coming year. iran will become the most prom -- will remain the most prominent state sponsor of terrorism and adversary in the middle east. its provocative and assertive behavior increases the potential for escalatory actions especially in iraq, syria, and yemen that threatens u.s. forces and allies in the region. turkey is seeking to thwart kurdish ambitions in the middle east in the ongoing kurdish incursion is complicating counter isis activities in the region and increases the risk of u.s. sources located in the area. syria will face continued unrest and fighting throughout 2018 with spikes in violence occurring as damascus attempts to recapture urban areas as we are now witnessing. i will pass over in the interest of time our