it seemed to work ok yesterday in charles city, so if that is ok with you, i will start out by -- and i will have my back to you, but i will listen, but hopefully everybody doesn't talk at one time. i would like to have some subjects that you want to bring up. >> enemy of the people. chuck grassley: just a minute. fast., i don't write that asked about enemy, something about enemy? >> enemy of the people. >> [indiscernible] chuck grassley: what was -- the lady. steve bannon. chuck grassley: i heard abandoned. >> world unethical standards. >> russia. >> your voting record. >> moral institution. chuck grassley: ok, now -- russia. what did i hereafter russia? >> epa. chuck grassley: i have got that down. >> your voting record. >> the apa. chuck grassley: i just wrote down aca. >> epa. chuck grassley: what was that? education. i will just write down -- [indiscernible] chuck grassley: ok, maybe two more. >> farm bill. chuck grassley: i heard immigration and farm bill. >> planned parenthood. >> financial regulations. chuck grassley: yeah, i got that. >> investigation. >> that, too. [applause

. >> anyway -- >> in charles city, iowa, senator chuck grassley came face to face with his constituents courthouse, filled to capacity. getting an earful on issues ranging from obamacare to immigration. >> why did you vote to jeopardize iowa's quality of education and how is betsy devos a qualified candidate for your vote? >> a president gets elected and has to carry out the responsibilities of which he was elected, that that person ought to have the team that they need to get the job done. >> but don't you believe that the person should be qualified? >> then we would not have tillerson being secretary of state. [ cheers and applause ] >> in some cases, angry voters across the country holding empty-chair town halls for lawmakers reluctant to show. voicing their displeasure by posting missing congressman notices on milk carton, marco rubio's constituents printing a life-sized cut-out and hiding his face in where's waldo puzzles, seeking him out in their daily routine. >> i thought you were in europe. i saw these missing child posters all over town. are you going to host a town hall? i'm

i want to go to cnn's ryan young, live in charles city, iowa. it appears to be the beginning of republican senator chuck grassley holding a town hall. and i know, ryan, it's actually -- or has been rather quiet as you are as evaluathe h taking some questions. so use your golf commentator voice. >> reporter: he's actually talking as we speak right now, addressing a question about the supreme court. people wanted to know why the supreme court nominee was held you want last time. he is explaining why he felt it was necessary to hold up that last supreme court nominee. a lot of the questions people have been talking about have been health care, they've been talking about the wall, and they've been talking about the economy. we had one woman stand up and say she feels she would die without obamacare, she wanted to know what he planned to do with the health care initiative. this has been going on for 20 minutes. he came out five minutes early. he has indicated to us he has other meetings throughout the day, that he will make time to talk to us. but i

so it seemed to work okay yesterday in charles city. so if that's okay with you, i'll start out by -- and i'll have my back to you, but i'll listen. but hopefully everybody doesn't talk at one time. i'd like to have some subjects that you want to bring up. >> [ inaudible ]. >> just a minute. please, i don't write that fast. did -- who asked about enemy? >> enemy of the people. >> okay. enemy of the people. >> what was -- the lady? >> steve bannon. >>> heard bannon. >> recall mo and ethical standards. >> what does bannon have on you? >> russia. >> voting record. >> climate change. >> sexual predators. >> i heard russia. what i did hear after russia? >> epa. >> moral and standards. >> i got that down, moral. >> voting record. >> do you have the aca down, sir. >> i just now wrote down aca. >> epa. >> voting record. >> education. i'll just write down. >> planned parenthood. >> planned parenthood. >> maybe two more. >> planted parent hood. >> immigration. >> farm bill. >> i heard immigration and farm bill. >> and planned parenthood. >> plann

. >> in charles city, iowa, another town hall this morning, good morning, ryan. >> reporter: good morning, poppy. politics is now a contact sport. you're talking about joining from the city -- the temperature has dropped more than 20 degrees in the last 24 hours, people are expecting temperatures to raisin side the room when this town hall starts. >> everybody here -- 2020 you're gone! >> reporter: republican lawmakers across the country coming home to this, facing off with scores of enraged constituents. >> do your job! >> reporter: the anger palpable in arkansas. >> you work for us! >> senator tom cotton looking out over a sea of protesters in a packed town hall. >> aca! >> what kind of insurance do you have. >> reporter: others expressing their frustration over the new administration including this 7-year-old boy. >> donald trump makes mexicans not important to people who are in arkansas who like mexicans like me, my grandma and all my people. and he's deleting all the parts in pbs kids just to make a wall. he shouldn't do that. >> reporter: in new jersey, a record crowd. >> how you wi

brian young, cnn, charles city, iowa. >> brian young, thank you. >>> still ahead here on "cnn newsroom," some unsettling details on how the half brother of north korea's leader was murdered. stay with us. >>> we'll have a live report coming up. plus, iraqi forces approach one of their biggest victories yet in the battle for mosul. why retaking a destroyed airport is still important to ousting isis. that's coming up here. you're watching "cnn newsroom." (mic thuds) uh, sorry. it's unlimited without compromising reliability, on the largest, most advanced 4g lte network in america. (thud) uh... sorry, last thing. it's just $45 per line. forty. five. (cheering and applause) and that is all the microphones that i have. (vo) unlimited on verizon. 4 lines, just $45 per line. >>> welcome back. we are learning some really troubling developments out of malaysia. investigators there say that the half brother of north korea's leader was killed, that he was poisoned with vx nerve agent. >> kim jong-nam was killed at kuala lumpur last week. at least two women are being detained in connection with th

this was a packed district courtroom in charles city, iowa today.blican senator chuck grassley got hit with questions for over an hour from a big overflow crowd. >> i was going ask about gun control and what you're going to do about that but i think more important the first gentleman that talked, he talked about trump's lies and the attack on the press so i would like you to respond to how you're dealing with his lies and the attack on the press. >> will you vow that you will protect dodd/frank, all parts of it, especially the consumer protection agency? >> please explain to us your iowa constituents, your hypocrisy and willingness to ignore the constitution. >> oh. >> oh. to his credit, senator grassley has not shied away from public meetings with his unhappy constituents. the same could be said of louisiana senator bill cassidy who held another town hall which was a little bit of a surprise given the disastrous event he had yesterday where "shame on you, shame on you" is what it looked like in that room at the start of that town hall. joining us i

cnn's ryan young live in charles city, iowa, where another town hall takes place tonight. there are always organizers. but the idea that that's what really is going on may be extending the truth. >> reporter: good morning, chris. a lot of passion out there. we're literally on main street in the city. we know this morning people are expected to pack this town hall. we've seen a lot of emotions across the country. >> 2020 you're gone! >> reporter: republican lawmakers across the country coming home to this. facing off with scores of enraged constituents. >> do your job! do your job! >> reporter: the anger palpable in arkansas. >> you work for us! >> reporter: senator tom cotton looking out over a sea of protesters in a packed down hall. >> aca, aca! >> reporter: some emotional about the prospect of losing insurance coverage over obamacare. >> what kind of insurance do you have? >> reporter: others expressing their frustration over the new administration including this 7-year-old boy. >> donald trump makes mexicans not important to people who are in arkansas who like mexicans

make sure that our president is not a puppet or vladimir putin. [ cheers and applause ] >> in charles city, iowa, a woman pressing senator chuck grassley on whether he truly represents his constituents in asking what they told his office about trump's cabinet nominees. >> did you have more pros or more cons in support of betsy devos? >> more cons. >> in the case of jeff sessions for attorney general, did you have more pros or more cons? >> more -- more cons. >> in the case of scott pruitt for epa, did you have more pros or more cons? >> more cons. >> in the case of steve bannon as a principal member -- >> i can give you an -- i can make it easy for you. it eventually got to a point where people called up and they said "we're against every one of trump's nominees." >> in northwest arkansas, a woman asking tom cotton to do something to get president trump to release his tax returns. >> what would you do to help bring that about in congress to show this man's tax returns? >> the way we determine who our commander-in-chief in this country is is through elections. and we just had an election. [

anyway -- >> reporter: in charles city, iowa, senator chuck grassley came face-to-face with constituents, this tiny courthouse filled to capacity, issues ranging from obamacare -- >> how is betsy devos a qualified candidate for your vote? >> a president gets elected and has to carry out the responsibilities of which he was elected, that that person ought to have the team that they need to get the job done. >> don't you believe that the team should be qualified. >> then we would not have tillerson being secretary of sta state. >> reporter: in some cases angry voters across the country holding empty chair town halls for lawmakers reluctant to show, voicing the displeasure by posting missing congressman notices on milk cartons. marco rubio constituents printing a life size cutout and hiding his face anywhere's waldo puzzles. >> i thought you were in europe. i saw all these missing child posters all over town. are you going to host a town hall? i'm glad you're okay. there's a constituent town hall today. we need to hear from you senator. senator, we need to to hear from you, your constituent

charles: ronald reagan called america a shining city upon a hill and in donald trump said he wants toore that shine. >> the forgotten men and women of america will be forgotten no longer. that is a hard at this new movement and the future of the republican party. the g.o.p. will be from now on the party also of the american worker. charles: is president trump changing the overall space of conservatism here to discuss gina loudon and ed rollins. gina hear the headline to read today cpap gets dramatic makeover. how about this one the g.o.p. isn't the party of trump yet or the rise of the tough guy right. as conservatism changed, hasn't changed from what people thought it was even a year ago or three or four years ago? >> no, no think so but i do think president trump has come as very much a more pleasant surprise than a lot of people really would have predicted charles. you know i have been on your show for a long time, many months thing about donald trump was our most viable winnable option that but i can say a lot of people didn't agree with me. i think they have, and around. we are j

don't worry about the sanctuary cities. charlesmmissioner thank you very much and i'll mention your new book. now back to helping us get our life together appreciated. i can't wait to read it. the iranian ayatollah calling for the destruction of israel -- destruction of israel. we have the details, next. charles: iran's supreme leader ayatollah khamenei calling for quote holy intifada. expressing support for the violent extreme for its cruel occupation of the region by joining a lieutenant colonel schaefer. colonel schaefer thanks for joining us. it's so amazing that we had a visit by benjamin netanyahu and they were so much negativity in the press with the way that the israelis are treating the palestinians and i think we forget the enormous pressure that the state of israel is under and now iran with all this cash and now weapons from america in a position to really inflict serious harm and damage. sid you are completely correct and we have not considered the fact that the palestinians working through hamas and other organization

city. investigators have now released a sketch of the suspect. kron 4's charles clifford is live for us tonight at police headquarters union city with details. charles. . . take a look . . . . this is the man union city police say robbed a 12-year-old girl scout and her mother at gunpoint this past wednesday. the robbery allegedly occurred just outside this safeway along decoto road, where the girl and her mom were selling girl scout cookies. according to police, the suspect approached them twice. the first time he only asked about buying cookies but moments later he returned, displayed a handgun and demanded cash from the pair.the suspect was last seen fleeing through the safeway parking lot. the 12-year-old and her mother were upset but uninjured. so far, investigators have not been able to identify him but are hoping this sketch will help lead to an arrest.he is described as being a black male in his late teens, 5'4"-5'6". at the time of the robbery he was wearing dark clothing and a hooded sweat shirt.in a statement, the girl scouts of northern califronia say

and counties that participate in being sanctuary cities or acting like sanctuary cities, whatever the case may be. charles: austin is a very rich city, though. let's face it. they have a lot of cash there. i'm not sure how that would impact them. if that wasn't enough to persuade them, would you actually consider jailing the sheriff of austin? >> well, so here's the deal. i think the legislature is considering legislation right now that would potentially make it a crime for officeholders failed to execute their duties as officeholders not following the constitution, not following federal law. so i think that is a possibility that the legislature is consideng. arles: inically, that makes sense. >> yeah. charles: you take an oath, at the very least you should follow through on it or quit that job. i want to ask you because pretty soon we do get a follow-up from the white house on the travel moratorium, i know texas got involved with the brief. of course you have these big companies, big tech companies that said it would hurt them. big universities that said it would hurt them. how important that other state

charles: steve, president trump is already talked about withholding federal funds, that is a biggy. from de blasio of the year, and other citiesget onboard. >> you know what charles, i think tammy is right, the victims primarily, here is part of the irony, i say this as a latino that lives in a sanctuary city, i hate that term it is sanctuary for whom, for the criminals, not the cops. charles: sanctuary are criminals that have come here, and compounded it. >> charles, you don't belong here, and on top of this you commit a crime, you should have been gone yesterday, most was the victims are hispanics, this is so just wrong headed, it reminds me of a lot, history books, 1960s when southern politicians tried to ignore federal civil right laws, because they have a personal agenda, in the south, they ignored them, and flautted them in the end federal statute stood, i think similarly, donald trump will stand up for civil rights of legal immigrants and of regular citizens, legal citizens of united states who deserve protection from known criminals, who are hiding in plain sight. charles: update audrey puent odd -- audience, hearing s

charles seminary at city avenue at lancaster avenue, and an accident at penn's landing as cleared and all the normal delays as well. we'll check it again in the next half hour. >> see you then thanks matt. more ahead on "action news" at 5:00 tonight. new white house memos outlining the president's immigration plan, coming up the new rules from the trump administration that has immigrants worried about their lives here in the u.s. >> first health check, the exercise a new study shows could help asthmatic children exercise safely and strengthen their lungs. if youin a palace of ice,winter there's only one place to go. and that's not the only thing you can only find in new york state. ♪ you can find it all, only in new york. new york. it's all here. it's only here. plan your winter getaway at iloveny.com >>> health check tonight a common injury among adult athletes is more an issue for school athletes as well. ali gorman has the latest from the big board. >> doctors and coaches have noticed it themselves, more knee injuries, tears of the acl the tear of the ligament and it's happening at

charles seminary where city avenue meets up and a vehicle fire involve with that as well.t is not before you want to be that intersection is all jammed up because of the crash and vehicle fire. and a crash on 422 westbound in the normally busy spot by route 29 phoenixville collegeville and extra heavy coming out of king of prussia to that point. and a wreck involving a pedestrian in plumstead township buck county along lexington drive and south jersey camden county a crash in pennsauken at mansion boulevard. by canal liquors 11 miles per hour on the approach to that and we had a wreck on 295 southbound on 42 that is gone and speeds in the 20s from 73. we'll check it again coming up in the 5:00 hour. >> thanks matt. >>> adam joseph is standing by with the accuweather forecast. tonight's special: longhorn favorites. get our outlaw ribeye, the longhorn salmon, or the parmesan crusted chicken. and for lunch, try our steakhouse burger, or any steakhouse lunch combo. you can't fake steak. >>> we were just discussing. adam likes to ask us the questions every week and is never hap

. >> in a tale of two cities, charles dickens wrote it was the best of times, it was the worst of timest applies to two north bay communities. guerneville and an ansel mow where the weather gives and came close to sweeping parts of downtown away. this was 7:00 a.m. where the creeks 14 feet and seemed destined to turn the center of town into a river bed once again. >> it's brutal. >> casey gardner had ten minutes to move all her stuff to higher ground for the fifth time this rainy season. >> i've been open for business five days in january. and i'm not alone with that. that's so many people on this avenue. >> one county north in guerneville, even the community who has seen everything water can bring expressed surprise. >> thanks, guys. >> fawn never expected to save the fire district but that was before the high waters turned her house into an island. those firefighters had to walk her out this afternoon and it's not the first time she's been flooded this winter. >> this is three, three or four. it's going to rise up into the houses this time. it comes up again. the creek is coming now.

charles: they want to become sanctuary city. what do you think of that? lawfully present in the united states or you're not. that is fact. with the criminal illegals, their countries don't take them backs. ashley: right. charles: they don't want them. >> the taxpayer is paying to keep criminals shouldn't be in this country in jail. ashley: how many are deported come straight back? that is a huge problem. charles: we are rolling out red carpet. it is busy day at the white house. we'll be right back. aretha franklin queen of soul announcing retirement after 56 years in the "spotlight." saw her three years ago. she sin deed an american icon. more "varney" after this. ♪ why pause a spontaneous moment? cialis for daily use treats ed and the urinary symptoms of bph. tell your doctor about your medicines, and ask if your heart is healthy enough for sex. do not take cialis if you take nitrates for chest pain, or adempas® for pulmonary hypertension, as this may cause an unsafe drop in blood pressure. do not drink alcohol in excess. to avoid long-term injury, get me

clients were pillars of the ocean city community, who mentored kids, and donated thousands of dollars. the future of the popular restaurant is now in limbo as charles and mary bengals know their faith. >> reporter: they had a big influence on the ocean city community but in the end they hurt the community and the united states for not paying their taxes. charles bengal will report to prison in september, after the summer season. bengals have to pay just under $250,000 to the irs in restitution. reporting live, at federal courthouse in camden, david spunt for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> thank you, david. >>> judge in bill cosby's sexual assault case has limited number of accusers who can testify during the entertainer's june trial. prosecutors will only be able to call, one of the 13 past accusers. but one witness who can testify says that she was assaulted by the now 79 year-old in 1996. the decision comes as cosby prepares for another court hearing on monday. the judge could rule on defense request to move the trial out of montgomery county , or pick a jury outside of the area. >>> officials in new jersey, approved a controversial pipeline, and hu

especially in public transportation like you see in montgomery county, prince georges county, charles county or baltimore city. >> hogan didn't once mention president donald trump, and administration policies that will impact the state. >> nearly 500,000 marylanders are at risk of losing their health care. it would have been nice for him to talk about what the state of maryland is going to do in that eventuali eventuality. >> republicans say hogan's state of the state set the right tone for this legislative session. >> i think the governor's right not to drag partisan politics into this environment. i encourage members of the democratic party to resist it as well. >> there was one thing that governor hogan repeated over and over. telling lawmakers they have achieved a lot in the past two and we must do more. in annapolis, chris gordon, news 4. >>> hillary clinton is working on a book for personal essays, structured around famous quotations that have inspired her. the book will reflect her thoughts on her loss to zoon ald trump. she will deliver the commencement speech at her alma matter, wellesley college. >>

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the emails show his ties to conservative billionaire charles and david coke. >> >>> union city policeested a 17-year-old boy suspected of robbing a girl scout. police say he robbed a 12-year- old girl and her mother at gunpoint. they were selling cookies outside the safeway. he was arrested at james logan high school and reportedly confessed. officers raise $1000 in donations for the girl scout. they bought all the cookies she did not sell. >>> commuters on highway 24th might have seen it. the highflying work happening and what this means for pg&e customers. >>> more than 100 people are staying in this evacuation center forced out by the flood in san jose. by monday they don't know where they are going to be. >>> we can see traffic is getting busier in some areas already. including here on the san mateo bridge. we have some good visibility. >>> clear skies for the most part and cold this morning. temperatures in the 30s. in our suvs, you feel every mountain we've ever conquered. in our sports cars, you feel every podium we've ever climbed. and now, they've come together to create some

city... the girl and her mom were selling girl scout cookies. kron four's charlesows us the message the girl scout is now sending to others. take a look . . . . this is the man union city police say robbed a 12-year-old girl scout and her mother at gunpoint this past wednesday. the robbery allegedly occurred just outside this safeway along decoto road, where the girl and her mom were selling girl scout cookies. according to police, the suspect approached them twice. the first time he only asked about buying cookies but moments later he returned, displayed a handgun and demanded cash from the pair.the suspect was last seen fleeing through the safeway parking lot. the 12-year-old and her mother were upset but uninjured. so far, investigators have not been able to identify him but are hoping this sketch will help lead to an arrest.he is described as being a black male in his late teens, 5'4"-5'6". at the time of the robbery he was wearing dark clothing and a hooded sweat shirt.in a statement, the girl scouts of northern califronia say "the parent involved stated that

whatever is going on, we have a civil war raging in american cities, it's an outrage, it's terrorism, it's got to stop. charles: i agree. >> you have to give them hope. charles: thank you very much, guys. health and human services tom price finally sworn in. does this mean obamacare is on its way out? >> as tom price finally gets approved for the top job at hhs. a new poll shows that repeal and replace should be the top priority. >> well, it's official, president trump's pick to lead health and human services is in. is obamacare out? the top concern for american families. the reason why gerri says repeal and replace. >> it's got to be a top priority. individual families are playing more and more of their money out in health care costs. it's not going to be easy. tom price is going to come in health and human services and start executing that executive order from the president. that's going to happen first and knock out some of the supports of obamacare and we are going to get a bill and that's going to contain repeal and some parts of replace. charles: there's confidence he can get it done and he's a smart guy

whatever is going on, we have a civil war raging in american cities, it's an outrage, it's terrorism, it's got to stop. charles: i agree. >> you have to give them hope. charles: thank you very much, guys. health and human services tom price finally sworn in. does this mea a concert. i gave thanks with tickets to a sporting event. we gave thanks with tickets to a circus. looking for a unique way to show your gratitude for our nation's veterans and service members, one that will immediately and directly impact their lives? give your extra tickets to vet tix! help america's heroes destress and decompress. give them a fun and exciting experience they'll remember forever. every empty seat at a concert, a game or a special event is a missed opportunity to say thank you. how will you give thanks? vet tix. give something to those who gave. for more information on how you can make a difference, go to vettix.org. >> well, it's official, president trump's pick to lead health and human services is in. is obamacare out? the top concern for american families. the reason why gerri says repeal and replace. >> it's got to be a

what about chaos in our cities across america. charles: the american public voted for this, they did not like the direction of the country, they did not like the idea of waking up and finds out a discoteque was blown up or people were mowed down in the streets. in europe you have seen the bloodbath. you have got to wonder -- kelly -- rachael, is the gop going to stand shoulder to shoulder with president trump on this even if the rub relation tide turns? >> i think they are. they know that he was elected on saying that he was going to do extreme vetting. this was not a ban. no matter what cnn or tonight press says. this was a 90-120 day pause to look at the vetting system in place by the obama administration to see if it fits the standards of the trump administration. why are christians being band from refugee status. there is a lot of questions people have about the vetting process. and it just seems sensible to say let's take a pause, let's look at 90 days. i think it's totally defensible for the republicans to go shoulder to shoulder wi

louis officials charles taylor to leave her home in the northern part of the city to make way for a governmentuilding, the house has been in her family five generations and now being loaded on to a truck and relocated eight blocks away. the move cost the city about $245,000 but she gets to preserve her house and the history. >>> lauren is back with the lack of check on your . >>> final chance to enjoy winter weather activity outside of city hall, let's take you to dilworth park where skaters took their final. it was a good size crowd. the philadelphia orchestra provided the sound. looks like everybody had great time. i was crawling around the last time i was out there. i hand been ice-skating in so long. anything but grateful. i tried. lauren last check at forecast. >>> scattered showers on tuesday, 60's, 70's again by wednesday, the march 1st, and the official end of meter logical winter. and showers and storms potentially wednesday, heads up for that. >> all i heard was spring, that's all i care about. that will cbsphilly.com. have a good night, everyone. ♪ >>> this is theed hyundai sports z

charles. >> now, penndot of course the city of philadelphia, clears these roads, and penndot is out around theof philadelphia. >> true. >> let's go back to this sweater debate. >> because we are getting bombarded. but i really like this one, mike, when i look at you sometimes, especially today it, kind of reminds me of a tiffany box. >> really? >> i think this was the best one yet. >> you think? it is a light tiffany color, yes. >> and i like that your collar is white, like the bo is right here. >> and i'm basically a gift to you every morning. >> that's exactly right. >> is that right. >> yep. you never know what you are going to get. oh, that's a box of chocolates. >> maybe you can unwrap me later? >> no, i'm good. >> the snow coming to us now, yes, basically here, we will be right back. he wouldn'help me.itting us. i'm scared. it hurts. he told me not to tell. make the call. make the call ...before it's too late. suspect it? report it. make the call. 1-800-932-0313 paid for with pennsylvania taxpayer dollars. >> hey look at this, a fresh co- fresco video. >> new britain township, ray sent t

region each get two minutes on stage to prove they belong in new york city, competing against others from around the world. charles darwin, eat your out. these kids have come from all across california, from as far away as utah. there's a lot to the stake. >> we're talking about the royal ballet in london, france, germany, new york. >> reporter: this woman founded the competition which awards scholarships to 30 ballet companies which train and then turn out the stars of our future. around 7:00 p.m., solana delizo took the stage for her contemporary number. you're watching a ten-year dream on the line here, and she looked good to us but the judges announce who moves on until sunday. you might have to go to school away from home. >> yeah. >> reporter: sorry, mom, if she wins, could be lonely days ahead. in san mateo, wayne freedman. >> i like that dance teacher. creme de la creme de la creme de la creme. >> just the talent in that room. >> they're going to be dancing through the rain, i'm afraid. >> i can't even touch my toes, mike, so give us some good news. >>> we'll talk about a little bit of the rain going on. y

charles: if we stop listening to new york city leftist and found some middle in the country. we have got to get it to lou. lou: the trump administration in serious talks about whether to designate iran's revolutionary guard a terrorist organization. president trump making it clear he will no longer tolerate iran's provocations. tonight they have total disregard for our country. they are the number one terrorist state. they are sending money all over the place and weapons and we can do that. charles: such a move and its representations with john bolden and also tonight circuit court of appeals weighing president trump's executive order calling for extreme setting. the president says the order is straightforward only common sense. >> yarn have to be a lawyer. if you are a good student in high school or a bad student in high school you could understand this. lou: we will discuss the appeals process, the fate of the order and america's leftist judiciary with attorneys josh blackmon and david rifkin. and another big win for our economy. >> we have been working on it for several ye

in the first quarter of the knicks/clippers game, when charles oakley got into a fight with security. here's the call from the game. >> new york city police there. that's security. and apparently there's a -- >> charles oakley in a fight in the stands. charles oakley involved in something. they need security in a big way. >> well, we show you that, because twitter still buzzing over the incident. reports say oakley was yelling at knicks' owner james dolan sitting nearby and was asked to leave the game. he was arrested and charged with assault. jim lebenthal, the other reason we're showing that, you have said that madison square garden is a value play. >> i think this is a very interesting stock, scott. don't look at the earnings right now. they recently spun off the networks, msg networks and hard to project what the earnings will be. look at the balance sheet. a $4.2 billion market cap but $1.3 billion in cash. it's enterprise value is $2.7 billion. and that is against an array of assets. i think we can talk about and really come up to more value in 2.7. it opens the knicks. look, any publicity is good publicity is what i say abou

charles: if we stop listening to new york city leftist and found some middle in the country.o get it to lou. lou: the trump administration in serious talks about whether to designate iran's revolutionary guard a terrorist organization. president trump making it clear he will no longer tolerate iran's provocations. tonight they have total disregard for our country. they are the number one terrorist state. they are sending money all over the place and weapons and we can do that. charles: such a move and its representations with john bolden and also tonight circuit court of appeals weighing president trump's executive order calling for extrem

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. >>> owners of a popular restaurant chain in ocean city, new jersey, learned their sentence for failing to pay ta taxes. charlesangle of the manco and manco pizza shop will spend 15 months in prison for failing to pay his taxes in 2010. his wife mary was also sentenced to thee years probation. the pair took over the iconic pizza chain formerly known as mack and manco back in 2011. >>> happening right now, the search is on for a man who is exposing himself to women in south jersey. take a good look at this sketch. police say this guy is wanted in connection with more than a half dozen incidents. tonight residents are feeling pretty uneasy knowing he's still out there. fox 29's joanne pileggi reports from evesham township where the latest incident happened just yesterday. >> reporter: police in evesham township are out in force right now with extra patrols and their k9 dog brody trying to track down a man who is exposing himself in the kings grant area. >> we were like happening out at the lake, and this guy like ran past us and like two cops came by and asked if we saw any, uh, if we say a guy one past. like sca

it's when the war began it was in my home city where nearly 40% of all the slaves would come through charleston south carolina into this lake charles tony an who came up with the concept written into the constitution three fifths of as. man. also in 2010 they had the choice between strom thurmond's son and a young african-american guy. the evolution that occurred in the south can be seen very clearly on this day in charleston. it was over strom thurmond and one of the most popular governors in the south carolina campbell junior. i thank god that's the south i have had a the experience to eny is a different charleston did my grandfather knew in his 94 years. but my life hasn't been on the privilege of promise as i said a few nights ago born in a singlen family household. anything you can think of, racial perspectives, good, note. too often. there is a need for us to crystallize what we are fighting about, who we are fighting for, how we are going to get there.rt this is an important day and an important issue.l it is perhaps one of the most important decisions i will make about the cabinet. but i will tell you for me, this has been

. >>> the owners of a popular restaurant chain in ocean city were sentence dad for evading taxes. charlesangle the owner of manco and manco pizza will spent 15 months in prison for failing to pay his tacks in 2010. his wife mary bangle was also sentenced to three years probation. the pair took over the iconic pizza chain former known as mack and manco back in 2011. >>> developing right now, a woman murdered in the city's port richmond section. she was found dead inside a home on the 3200 block of mercer street and right now, we know that the victim is a 57-year-old woman and we know that the killer is still out there on the loose. fox 29's shawnette wilson live at philadelphia police headquarters with the very latest. shawnette? >> reporter: well, dawn, police say no motive yet but they do tell me that family members say that some things had actually been stolen from the victim's house. her body found in a pool of blood. this tight knit community in port richmond remained a crime seen late into the night. it's where police say a 57-year-old woman was found dead inside her home near the fr