i'm going to ask one or two and go to charles, jim carol, david jackson, and others. get us started. let me ask you a non-congressional question or perhaps a non-congressional question as we all know, new york grand jury yesterday declined to indict a white police officers in an unarmed black person, eric garner. does the death of unarmed black americans at the hands of police call for bipartisan action, and if so, what? >> well, maybe i can start by saying, i think without knowing the specific circumstances in that case, i understand there's going to be an investigation. so we'll better understand just what, what actually occurred and why. i do think that we have avoided a serious discussion about race in america now for some time. and it's critical that we continue to understand the need for that dialogue, the need for us to become much more aware of the inequities and the challenges that we face as a nation. whether it's the voting rights act or voter suppression or any one of a number of other challenges we face in the country. we have a lot of work to do, and the

. >> david jackson, u.s.a. today. >> a lot of people were wondering what might have happened to the healthcare law if you were in charge of passing it? how do you think things might have been different in what's

david jackson to my fire last is a veteran journalist. he was the bureau chief for "time" magazine. he has worked for the defense department. he has. he has worked for face of america state department come executive editor at the "washington times" and we are pleased to have been here today to ask some probing questions of all of us. david, i turn it to you. >> thank you, john and thank you all for joining us. turkey has historically been known as a crossroad on a bridge between east and west. recent years has growing concerns at turkey has become a crossroad not of civilization but of terrorist financing and fighters across turkey southeastern border into the cauldron of conflict in syria and iraq. do with horror from the center on sanctions on on sanctions and melissa finances raises a lot of important issues in those issues will be the focus of our conversation this morning. the issues include the threat of terrorism, the will of nato, turkey's leadership and policies in the ongoing flight of the kurds, just to name a few. you'll see brief bios of our panelists in the program so

. >> david jackson, u.s.a. today. >> a lot of people were wondering what might have happened to the healthcare law if you were in charge of passing it? how do you think things might have been different in what's the future for obamacare? >> first of all, i have no idea. we have failed to pass meaningful comprehensive healthcare legislation for over a century. the fact is we passed something in 2010, some i look back with -- and i look back with great satisfaction. was it's perfect bill? absolutely not. i think most people fail to understand how much commonality there is. there is very little difference between republicans and democrats about the fact that we still have a cost problem. we intend more on heck neck the united states than india has nit entire gdp or brazil or russia. $9,200 per year this year. costs have come down dramatically as a result in part of the passage of the affordable care act. i'd emphasize only in part but nonetheless they have come down. we still have an access problem. 30 million peo

is a valuable talent that we need more of and we need to of it.vantage >> david jackson, "usa today."> talk about the white house, a lot of people are wondering what might have happened with the healthcare law if you had been charge of passing it? how do you think things might have been different had you been then? white house what is the future for obama care? idea.st of all, i have no failed to passe meaningful healthcare a century. for over the fact is we passed something in 2010 and i look back with great satisfaction. there are -- was it a perfect bill? absolutely not. know, i think most people how muchnderstand commonnallity there is. differencery little between republicans and democrats about the fact that we still have a cost problem. spend more on healthcare in the united states than india has g.d.p. or brazil or russia. costs have come down dramatically as a result in part affordableage of the care act. i would emphasize only in part but nonetheless, they have come down. an access problem. 30 million people are uninsured. we have serious quality problems. we don't even rhode

host: david jackson, white house correspondent. guest: thank you.ome of the scenes outside the coffee shop in downtown sydney. we want to ask you about isis terror threats. do they worry you? caller: they worry me because we his own words.se it is a disgusting video of four americans who died. what difference does it make? we will enforce the border by moving guns to mexico and everything else. we will make a world apology tour. i lose track. it is a joke. he is supposed to be the world leader. nobody respects us. nobody fears us. if i was a terrorist, i would say this is the best ally we can have and i hope you could run for a third term and we can get othery or one of these progressives elected so they could be on our side. host: thank you for the call. about 16 hours after the siege, three dead, including the iranian refugee and two chocolateof the lindt coffee shop. one viewer saying the war on terror has not made us more safe. the are -- caller: discussion is limited. you do a great service, but all you are talking about is the major headlines,

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we bring in "variety" senior features editor david cohen, hln legal analyst, joey jackson and cnn money to all of you. good morning. so david, i'm going to start with you. why won't anyone sign this petition? wouldn't it be in their best interests to stand up for sony? >> well, to say the least hollywood executives are known to be risk-averse. i think it's not too strong a word to say cowardly. so even under the best of circumstances, they're not inclined to stand up for creative freedom because in the actual creative process of making movies they are frequently the ones who are transfo trampling that creative freedom. they're frightened by the prospect of violence in movie theaters and by the threat that their own studio could be the next one to be hacked and their own e-mails could be exposed, their own financials exposed and own careers threatened. i understand their decision not to sign that petition. i do, however, find the total, that no one in the industry is contemptable. it says something bad about the industry. >> it says i'm afraid my personal e-mails will be leaked and my ca

i'm going to ask one or two and go to charles, jim carol, david jackson, and others. that'll get us started. let me ask you a non-congressional question or perhaps a non-congressional question as we all know, new york grand jury yesterday declined to indict a white police officers in an unarmed black person, eric garner. does the death of unarmed black americans at the hands of police call for bipartisan action, and if so, what? >> well, maybe i can start by saying, i think without knowing the specific circumstances in that case, i understand there's going to be an investigation. so we'll better understand just what, what actually occurred and why. i do think that we have avoided a serious discussion about race in america now for some time. and it's critical that we continue to understand the need for that dialogue, the need for us to become much more aware of the inequities and the challenges that we face as a nation. whether it's the voting rights act or voter suppression or any one of a number of other challenges we face in the country. we have a lot of work to do,

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house because after we elected an african-american president, quite frankly, david, i thought men like sharpton and jesse jackson be looking for jobs. david: have you ever heard of a job being created in the private sector by al sharpton? >> never. quite to the contrary. i've seen a lot of jobs lost. and, david, i know the nation has to be heartbroken when we hear chants like what do we want? dead cops. when do we want them? now. then to see al sharpton totally silent until he has to say something. the same thing with de blasio, and that's hurting employment in this country. david: i'm wondering what they talk about. eighty-one times. i can understand once or twice. but 81 times. but, of course, what's in my eyes reprehensible because the guy has flouted the law or broken the law and sometimes led to terrible situations in which people, innocent people have died. white housal sharpton was in the white house when the president was announcing the new attorney general. al sharpton was there. he's not a symbol of justice. he's a symbol of a mob. >> you're right. a stain on the memory of martin luther king. everythin

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up next, juan williams and david webb are here with reaction. later reverend jesse jackson says it was, quote, awful, that the mayor tu-- police turned thr back on mayor bill de blasio. >>> welcome back to "hannity." since the assassination of two brave nypd officers on saturday, the left has scrambled to distance themselves from the anti-police rhetoric that has helped poison the minds of mm including the deranged gunman. unfortunately many of their comments were caught on tape, comments like these. >> sometime, you know, you've got a police department that has got been into bad habits over a period of time. and hasn't maybe surfaced some hidden biases. >> as an african-american man who has been stopped and searched by police in situations where such action was not warranted, i also carry with me an understanding of the mistrust that some citizens harbor for those who wear the badge. >> because that history still hangs over us, the dangers he may face, we had to literally train him as families have all over this city for decades in how to take special care in any encounter

david furnish are officially married. a ceremony was held today in great britain. the couple have two children -- zachary jackson levon and elijah joseph daniel. madonna gives her fans an early christmas present. dr evil pops up on snl and this week's box office results. nick valencia has more in today's hollywood minute >>:madonna is giving her fans an early christmas present. the singer released 6 new tracks from her new album, rebel heart, slated to come out in march. the release is in response to a leak last week of unfinished songs. the pop icon said in part. "i would prefer my fans to hear completed versions of some of the songs instead of the incomplete tracks that are circulating." doctor evil is back. snl alum mike myers made a surprise appearance as the character to give his take on the sony hacking scandal. "let's start with you nk, you are one of the most evil countries and your act of war is to kill a movie? butt to 23:32:58 "come on sony, you thought it was joke to have james franco assassinate kim jong un? the man single handily almost killed the oscars." >>:now to this weekends box office. peter

david mercer, al jazeera. >> rebecca joins us. hi rebecca. >> intense heavy rainfall is now tracking from gaines vifl to jackson, florida, but so many cloud to ground lightning strikes, we had one in the parking lot of the stadium where the tampa bay buccaneers were playing. they did lose. i don't want to be aspoiler. injured seven people transported to 12 people, impacted by that cluster of storms. we have a real cluster of moisture that has been hammering the west coast. it's a spheric river. in the amount anywhere of 5 to 10 inches of rain. little further across the valley, the cascade mountains had up to seven, seven and a half inches detected. 2 to 3 inches of rain in the valley. keeping the roads wet from rainfall in the lowlands of the weathewest and bringing in muchr air, taking temperatures 20 degrees more than normal. >> thanks rebecca. a few loud bangs and a massive collapse at a texas sports stadium today. relax eagi aggie fans. that was all planned. part of a $450 million budgeted new areas for fans. i'm sure long horns like seeing that though. >>> the format has been making a come back. >> once upon a time before these, before

david, officially married yesterday. this is video of the happy couple entering their poor ceremony great britain. the cup develop two children, zachary jackson, laugh on, and elijah joseph daniel. >> can you imagine how many a list celebrities this that crowd. >> oh, i know. what do you wear to a christmas wedding? red? >> i'm sure that was a big question before that event. >> we're red. >> i you guys are always ready. >> everything but the invitation. >> i know, thought less. >> well, coming up in just a couple of minute, more local news weather and traffic together over on our sister station the cw fill. >> i you can find the "cw philly" on these channels, here they are for you, comcast xfinity channel 13, hd811 also verizon fios channel 16 or hd516 or on over cn channel 1017. or hd1017. >> wow. >> and reminder err to join us bright and early, we start things off at 4:30 here on cbs-3. next on cbs this morning, north korea's new threat against the us. >> to continue following your local news weather and traffic, turn now to our sister station the "cw philly" where "eyewitness news" will continue right after this break. good morning, everyb

david brooks was right, white people have to understand the black experience with cops. there is institutional problems with racism. al sharpton, not okay for him to show up but jesse jacksoners there with guns on rooftops, asked by police to disarm and not do that anymore? not one-sided. you have armed militia people showing up which is not helping the situation. jon: but when it comes to the media coverage, so much of this was fanned by people telling stories about how michael brown was shot in the back, by a police officer while he was trying to surrender. the autopsy report. there is no evidence. none of that is supported by the evidence. >> i think there is a lost feeling in the african-american community that for closure that at least could have been a trial where all the evidence was put on the table rather than what is much more closed-door grand jury investigation. and that that would have brought more closure to the community. jon: rich lowery also wrote that if michael brown had perhaps run away from the cop car and kept running, or if he had surrendered he would be alive today. >> you know, we can all surmise what may or may not have happened. a moment occurred

jackson for us in los angeles this monday. thank you. let's bring in executive director of advancing human rights. also daily beast contributor david keys. sony lawyer also saying now "the interview" could be released at some point. ways the what's the likelihood of that happening? >> i hope it's high. i think even the fact it won't be in theaters is a real blow to the american way of life. the fact that a north korean tianttie tyrant thousands of miles away can determine what we see in theaters is a profound attack on the american way of life. >> you reacted strongly in your new piece. it's called america's craven capitulation to terror. you wrote by giving artistic veto to a mad man, we submit to the mind-set of a slave. if anything is worth fighting for, it is this. how do you propose we fight? >> well i think this fight can be fought in a few levels. the first is obviously the president or the administration needs to have a strong and overwhelming response to the north korea be regime. i think a lot can be done on the level of average people. we launched a movement as a crowd sourcing platform for human rights where anyone can