. >> this week on "talk to al jazeera" danish editor and author flemming rose. in 2005 he commissioned cartoons of the prophet muhammed. >> that cartoon is not targeted muslims it's targeting a . >> in juldz posten. >> that's what makes them so difficult to handle. >> the ongoing debate over freedom of the press is back in the headlines after 12 people were murdered on the attack of a french satirical newspaper, charlie hebdo. >> we did not publish we caved in to intimidation and i don't think we'll get less intimidation because of that. we are telling the system that it works. >> are rose's name and face appeared on the laid editor of charlie hebdo. >> what can be more peaceful? >> i spoke with flemming rose on the first american publication of his book "the tyranny of silence." >> i've got to start with the horror of what happened in paris. what did you think when you heard about the attack on charlie hebdo? >> i was shocked. i mean, i was grieving because i knew some of these people. but i was not surprised. in 2006 when the danish embassies were burning in b

. >> thank you for allowing me to be on the air and thank you, congressman flemming. first on the healthcare bit it would be nice to hear my party and have a written in writing plan to take care of the healthcare deal. it's a little ridiculous. look at something works. st. jude's foundation. it's a hospital that takes in 1 million patiences a year and facilitates them and pays their bills. that might be the way to run a healthcare system correctly. we pay the bills and you guys spend the money and the other one i want to hit on is income inequality. it's funny to hear most of the democrats about this mantra out there that the reason of income equality is caused purely by two things democrat and republican parties. you pwr row $0.54 on the dollar. inflation goes and goes stkaoeu sky rocketing. at the same time the cost of living is going up. this is government inflicted programs. the dollar has been annihilated by the two parties for borrowing and borrowing and fighting between the two parties got to stop because more on the sent are of things. take care of stuff and d

. >> this week on "talk to al jazeera" danish editor and author flemming rose. in 2005 he commissioned cartoons of the prophet muhammed. >> that cartoon is not targeted muslims it's targeting a .

let's bring in republican congressman john flemming.you so much for your time. >> kate great to be with you. >> thank you very much. i think the most important question at this very moment three weeks out congress has left town. you're still in town. they're not even going to be in town next week. is the department of homeland security going to run out of money? >> at the rate we're going, we are. the bill to fund dhs is held up in the senate and the question is why do democrats want to give social security cards to illegal aliens while depriving paychecks for our border security officers and that's -- >> democrats say why are republicans putting poison pills, if you will into a funding bill that threatens the security of our country? >> because it's a responsibility of congress being an equal branch of government to say to the president that you can't go out and unlawfully violate the constitution and provide for amnesty to over 5 million people here illegally and our main tool to deal with that is defunding the president's actions. >>

. >> this week on "talk to al jazeera" danish editor and author flemming rose. in 2005 he commissioned cartoons of the prophet muhammed. >> that cartoon is not targeted

. >> public speaker: good afternoon, my name is carole flemming and board of governors in the common wealth club. i wish to put in the record a letter today. the appellants approach san francisco beautiful asking for their support in their cause. and i want to read the letter that san francisco beautiful wrote as a result of that meeting. dear supervisors, i'm writing to you in support of the common wealth club. their new headquarters at 110 embarcadero. san francisco beautiful supports the club's proposal to renovate the building that has long been neglected. with the design proposal sensitive to community needs and to preservation. the club has appropriately honored the historic events associated with this building by preserving and restoring the historic stuart street facade. their careful attention to the historic prominence of the building is show cased by their effort to the building and the water front area, particularly of the labor history. the common wealth club's relocation to the neighborhood along with their extensive programs for all age groups will increase civic engag

. >> you need to know how flemming lives his life and the newspaper.hreat of violence all the time. when "the new yorker" publishing a famous cover live the famous fist pump of michelle obama and -- never death threats. howling, argument i went on cnn once and wolf blitzer said this could have been on the cover of a nazi magazine a ridiculous thing to say but as bad as it got. argument. what you have is a gulf of culture, a real difficulty are bridging it and did you go too far, too far enough? what are you trying to say? these are complicated, complicated decisions. what flemming is trying to say and says so eloquently in this sbook book is that the price of your editorial daring cannot must not be violence. this is outrageous and this just can't be explained away as an editorial difference. >> flemming rose, would you agree with that? >> absolutely. and i think -- i think, you know, what i see now is that -- that the -- the mechanisms of a fierce society is beginning to show its face in the midst of our liberal democracies. david and i have an experi

. >> flemming rose it is very good seeing you again. >> thank you for having me. hello from al jazeera in doha. a cease-fire is supposed to come into effect. mending their ways. we report from nigeria's strategy to bring peace to the region. plus? >> it's a big job but someone has got to do it. we meet the king of the carnival. >> it took four world leaders 16 hours to negotiate in the next few hours the latest cease-fire agreement that will come into force in ukraine. there has been fierce fighting across the east. we have the latest on that. >> it's hard to believe that there is an emanant and much hoped for cease-fire just hours away. the rebel held area grabbing as much territory as possible has become the order of the day. >> with the support of the army of the russian federation, they're trying to solve tactical tasks that are important for them. to widen the territories that they control. >> and clearing up this morning at the center of the city of donetsk after a residential block was hit by shelling, broken windows and more shattered lives as two people d

>> look like the maitre'd at flemming steakhouse? >> nice and casual.ing washington i. >> always do every time here. washington audiences are always so kind to the show. expect a sold-out run here. a lot of fun at the nationals. >> doesn't matter i'll tell people it's here at the national. >> still some seats are left. >> a few? >> yes. we'll be sold out through the weekend. >> happy you took the time to stop by here. >> my pleasure. enjoyed talking to you. >> thanks for coming. >> you bet. >>> again, at the national until the 15th of this month. >>> wanted for kitten snatching. a new picture of the wanted moon nap story. >>> plus the blue glow from your phone and other devices could be keeping you awake at night. the app that could help you out. >>> but to be so brave to live this truth of who you are and if mrs. jenner this transitioning, i give all my support to her. >> and more from patricia arquette on transgenderism on the "meredith >>> d.c. police want your help to camp the man they say stole two kittens in the district. they released these pictu

probably five or six house lots across the street from curtis hillyer, and contracted architect robert flemming to build this very large house. when they went to tear it down, it took three months. it was solidly rebuilt. one of the interesting things i found out about the five patton daughters is that they were everywhere all the time, and were socially interchangeable. and i was trying to tract them down in the society pages and wherever i could and the papers always included ms. patton as one of the attendees, or ms. patton hosted a tea. i was like, what's going o they were just interchangeable. no one knew which is which, and they were spread out, and they were all over the city and in the evening. the pattons became famous for their tea and you can guess they became spinsters and were serving tea into the 1930s. two of the patton sisters married. the first was augusta who married john glover, and made the mistake of moving into the house. so glover was the first male ever to live in the house. shortly thereafter, a big feud broke out with the glovers about augusta's inheritance, because ap

he said the way we know it happened is the flem felt they were part of something are revolutionary.f yo look at the way things are being changed by the conclusion of our devoices, that has so disrupted things. it is like the combination of the steam engine mechanical you know things like it the loom and other things that create the industrial revolution. >> thank you, guys, very much for coming up here to talk. i appreciate it. >> cool. >> togood to see you. >> thank you. >>> this sunday on q&a, baltimore complice polis commission police commissioner anthony bats. >> it was clear to me i had an issue with public trust and people believing things that weren't said. regardless of the fact that i stand in front -- i say use of force is down 46%, lawsuits are down, officer involved shootings are down and we're moving in all positive ways, people in community say we don't believe it. >> with live coverage of the u.s. house on senate and the senate on c-span2, onb=+$v c-span3 we complement the coverage by showing you the most relevant congressional hearings. on the weekend c-span3 is the

lieutenant general flem of the intelligence agency testified this week at the armed services committeet we are now faced with an enemy who has gained ground in the last year that the strategy of the administration are not working and he said he would not vote for an authorization for force unless there was a strategy that was capable of working. so, i think if we need the judiciary committee needs to hold hearings on the domestic threat. homeland security needs hooelingz on the border and the danger of catastrophic disasters. the intelligence committee needs to look at why 15 years after 911 we still have not solved this or 14s years we still have not solved these problems. the foreign affairs committee has to look at the collapse of the state department as an effective instrument and the united services needs to look at we have been waging war now at least since 2001. you could argue much earlier than that in terms of dealing with terrorism. we haven't won. you have a baseline hearing that says what are we doing that's proceed foundly wrong. host: the et cetera say, why we are losing"