. >> he was the first to go george jeff. when the picture went viral others called in to praise the shave. others warn that shaming kids could have a lasting effect on their self-image. speaking of misbehaving -- >> who tore up the kleenex? >> did you do that? did you this right here? who tore that kleenex up? kasey? kasey, did you tear the kleenex up? >> i think it was kasey. what do you think? will this harm a child? do you believe in shaming a child to get results? >> here is what i think they should do.i think it is very cute which is not to get the reaction they are going for, but a better approach would be to do the haircut in the barber shop and say we will make you go into public if you do it again. then shave it off so they don't have to get shamed the first time. >> you believe in these kids? >> i do believe in them. >> then he goes full bald and he wouldn't look so strange. i think the kid looks fine with that hair. >> it is like a businessman. >> he can start something. john you were probably a guy partially disc

jeff adachi. this after san francisco district attorney george gascon announced the murder charge against andrus was dropped due to a lack of evdience. that despite, police chief greg suhr saying there is surviellance video showing andrus in possession of the suitcase found last month with a headless human torso. sunday night. chief suhr confirmed andrus died after admitting himself to a hosptial on saturday. though, the chief says he cannot confirm the cause of death or why he admitted himself to the hospital. andru's attorney released a statement saying quote i am sorry to learn that mark andrus died. during the short time i represented mark, i found him to be a kind and engaging person. andrus' was taken into custody late last month from his friend mark keever's apartment in the tenderloin neighborhood. here you can see a covered-up andrus escorted by police. keever says he last saw andrus on friday and didn't notice anything out of the ordinary. he did add however, that he believes andrus' death was drug related. the medical examiner's office has yet to identify the body of the man found in the

jeff mason, let me go back to what we discussed at the beginning of the program congress did give george bush that authorization to fight al qaeda. why do some feel that is irrelevant today? guest: some have articulated that this is a different war and the different fight. president obama has been using that as justification for airstrikes already against the islamic state. it has been a long time, obviously, since that original authorization is granted. this is, at least from capitol hill and lawmaker's perspective, is different. host: this is a quote from nbc news he said, and the current crisis, the authorization does not apply. you touch on this a moment ago just how broad or narrow do you think this authority will be for the president? guest: the president has said repeatedly that he did not want to send ground troops back into iraq. obviously, one of the main reasons he was elected in 2008 was because of his promise to and the iraq war and bring troops home. the legacy that this white house will hope -- hopefully extend to president obama is one that ended wars and not one that con

jeff adachi. this after san francisco district attorney george gascon announced the murder charge against andrus was dropped due to a lack of evdience. that despite, police chief greg suhr saying there is surviellance video showing andrus in possession of the suitcase found last month with a headless human torso. andru's attorney released a statement saying quote i am sorry to learn that mark andrus died saturday morning at san francisco general hospital. the hospital, however, later released its own statement saying it quote cannot confirm. that person was not our patient this weekend. the police department says it cannot confirm andrus' whereabouts. stating only that he is a free man -- then refering any further inquires to the san francisco medical examiners office. andrus' friend mark keever says the last time he saw andrus was friday. and, that he didn't noticed anything out of the orindary. we have reached out to the medical examiner's office. but at this time, they are not confirming or denying that mark andrus has diead. live in san francisco, philippe djegal, kron four news. >> vicki: an ov

this one was at george mason university, a fundraiser as well and our jeff goldberg is there with a live report of that coming up at 6:00. there's now international tension, also. turkey's president demanding that the white house address this matter and this afternoon, the president did issue a statement. president obama saying "no one in the united states should ever be targeted because of who they are, what they look like or how they worship. michelle and i offer our condolences to the victims' loved ones. "more on the newscast tonight. alison? >> thank you. meanwhile, congressional republicans officially signed the bill approving the keystone x.l. pipeline today. house speaker john boehner urged president obama to "do the right thing" and add his name. republicans will delay sending the bill to the president's desk until after their week-long recess. mr. obama has already vowed to veto it. if approved the pipeline would transport crude oil from canada to the gulf of mexico. >> the president visited silicon valley today for a summit on cyber security. that's in response to a number of

jeff mason, let me go back to what we discussed at the beginning of the program congress did give georgeush that authorization to fight al qaeda. why do some feel that is irrelevant today? guest: some have articulated that this is a different war and the different fight. president obama has been using that as justification for airstrikes already against the islamic state. it has been a long time, obviously, since that original authorization is granted. this is, at least from capitol hill and lawmaker's perspective, is different. host: this is a quote from nbc news he said, and the current crisis, the authorization does not apply. you touch on this a moment ago just how broad or narrow do you think this authority will be for the president? guest: the president has said repeatedly that he did not want to send ground troops back into iraq. obviously, one of the main reasons he was elected in 2008 was because of his promise to and the iraq war and bring troops home. the legacy that this white house will hope -- hopefully extend to president obama is one that ended wars and not one that conti

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jeff brushe. there may be a slight delay in response here but what can you tell us about the damage so far from these two cyclones? >> georgeas gone on shore in the northern territory, a part of australia that most people would recognize as being where the crocodile dundee movie was set. so there's some isolated communities there. but it has. caused a lot of damage. the second one is a significantly different matter. just 36 hours ago, this wasn't even categorized as a cyclone. it was a tropical low. it went to category 1 and in an extraordinary turn of events it went up to a five, packing winding over 200 miles an hour. that made landfall earlier today australian time. it's then come down over the small community here which has the officialings are saying it's phrased the area destroying homes and a lot of areas without power. it is now continuing inland and further south. it's expected at some point tomorrow to interact with another weather system that's depositing a lot of rain. 300 millimeters of rain 10 inches i think, right where we are here in brisbane. what happens when those two systems collide isn't clear. authori

george gas cone. >> look who has a bff. >> appears on his show. >> he likes all of us here. >> hanging out with jimmy fallon. >> aren't you feeling left out, jeffwe don't get to hang with "the tonight show" folks? >> that was fun for you. let's get a look here. we had quite a bit of fog across the bay area. it was extremely stubborn. didn't move throughout 2:00 3:00, 4:00. a tiny window of sunshine that poked through the clouds. you can see right now our view throughout the early afternoon hours. once again, that cloud cover socked in across the north bay, east bay, south bay and also for the peninsula. what i want to do right now is jump forward into that morning forecast for tomorrow. it's still going to be overcast to start with. temperatures in the upper 40s and low 50s. expect that fog in san francisco in the north bay and high overcast for the peninsula and south bay with temperatures in the 40s. now, as we head throughout the day, we'll see a key change. you'll see what we really have been monitoring to help bring the fog. it's all about this westerly wind pulling in the moisture. also the colder air that comes in with the california cur

jeff goldberg shows us the outrage is spreading nationwide. >> the somber sounds reflect the overwhelming sentiments of the moment. >> it's just such a tragedy what happened. >> cold but determined an estimated 250 students at georgeson university coming together to honor the three victims of the north carolina shooting. >> i want to do what i can stand by them. >> it shows we're all together and united with this. >> the vigil was organized by the muslim student association. >> we all saw ourselves so touching and such an emotional experience for all of us around. >> sarah is the president. >> we're not trying to focus on the violence. we're not trying to focus on the reaction. our reaction is just peace, love and community. >> wednesday night in chapel hill, more than 1,000 people united to honor the victims. last night, the gatherings continued in san jose california, and in dupont circle in downtown d.c. now, george mason. >> dedicated their lives to the service of others. >> their message is one of love and support. which is what they're saying with words to the families of the shooting victims. it is a moment of great pain. matched by strength and unity. >> i'm really moved by it and i couldn't be more proud

george w. bush, and bill clinton. following this form, april will sign her new book, "the presidency in black and white: my up close view of three presidents and race in america." mr. jeff johnson has e-mailed, we hope he is on his way. he is trying to catch a flight so he will mud get caught up in the monster storm. pardon? it's 10 minutes out. he is on his way. we will introduce him when he arrives. they can, roland. athena jones is a general assignment reporter for cnn. she works out of cnn's washington bureau. previously, she was a white house reporter on air for msnbc and nbc news. athena covered the protest -- the presidential campaign of hillary clinton and barack obama during the 2008 presidential cycle. remember that? let's give us the night a hand. [applause] -- athena a hand. sitting next to athena is gilbert. last month it was announced that gilbert would be receiving the prestigious national press foundation benjamin c bradley award as editor of the year. [applause] for guiding his news organization through the police shooting of michael brown in ferguson, missouri and the tumultuous aftermath he will receive that award on february 18 right here in washingt