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parent story touching so many people, who have contributed more than $30,000 to a go fund me page for gory. >> people that i don't even know have been approaching me or sending things, sending messages. it is just un believable. >> the city has determined 239 will eventually need to be demolished. neighboring building like the one housing restaurant the little lion can be saved, but the owners have no time line for when they can reopen. nearby restaurant city tavern is stepping up to help. >> here at city tavern we have been shutdown due to the fire ourselves. >> manager jason bid is the interviewing some of the zero eight little lion employees left jobless by the fire. >> we're a community here in old city. and a lot of people in the kitchen have worked at little lion. so we get around. we eat in local establishment, and we see the faces. >> like so many building in this area, this building has very unique history, told it was built in in the 1850's, was former hat factory. although it has to be del old irma, it is trying to save its cast iron facade. >> thank you, trang, for that update.

response of the formulates been a couple of emergency measures take place within israel itself in gori an airport the main airport in tel aviv was shut for about fifteen minutes all flights was suspended there and we're also hearing of air raid sirens going off in israeli towns and villages in the north so a lot going on right now but really what the response has been is all about iran it's not so much about syria the israelis squarely blaming iran for all of this and they using this as an excuse to really ratchet up the language against iran though there have been about one hundred s. strikes by israel inside syrian territory in the last seven years we've never seen anything like this an f. sixteen being shot down suggested that the israelis have a chink in the aroma which is what the syrians will be describing else in the syrian state t.v. is using language like that so what happens next is absolutely crucial and do expect things to escalate given the role as you say of iran syria israel. well this is all about iran syria israel like i said the row is this cabinet meeting that is bei

bombers blown herself up at a university in northeast nigeria the woman targeted the university of my do gori in the heart of the city there are reports she was the only casualty of the attack and security is tight as authorities search for a second bomber that they believe is still on the run. so downes foreign minister has told our jazzier all political prisoners who were detained last month will be released more than eighty have already been freed including prominent opposition leaders sudan had faced international pressure to release the detainee rest of us on to government protests about the rising cost of food. the story. the move to release dozens of political prisoners from jails in the sudanese capital of khartoum came as a surprise. most were arrested last month after protests about soaring prices and tough economic conditions turned violent so now madonna. we will work hard to get rid of the reasons that have led to demonstrations and detention we will be in contact with all parties concerned we will keep and maintain the human rights and we will put an end to political polarizatio

some sort of a letter system, something like g for gory or r for respectful or x for excellent. of course, "pg-13" is for if paul giamatti plays 13 characters. ( laughter ) he's that good. he could do it. a lot of people have been trying to fight the influence of the n.r.a. by calling out their corporate partners, and it's been working; in the last week, united airlines, best western, metlife and at least a dozen other companies have cancelled discounts and perks for n.r.a. members. ( cheers and applause ) that's the market. that's the free hand of the market right there. yeah. although, remember gun owners: if you go into almost any business and show them your gun, they'll give you stuff for free. ( laughter ) i didn't even know these gun discounts existed. are there other weapons-related savings we could be taking advantage of? does olive garden have a special. show your machete, get free spaghetti! ( laughter ) i don't think so. but some companies are resisting. for example, calls to divest from the n.r.a. fell on deaf ears at fedex, which offers members up to 26% discounts o

a more gory version of "star wars." lauren: disney shares are up this morning.ou might want to give yourself some extra time in the northeast. the commute can get messy today. cheryl: janice dean is here with us for the forecast today. >> a lot of moisture and potential for snow, freezing rain, sleet and severe weather across the south. you can tell we've got the warmer, unstable air mass in front of the cold front. potential for strong and severe storms but tornado warnings for part of central louisiana as the system moves eastward. freezing rain, sleet along the ohio and tennessee river valley, lower mississippi valley as well. ingredients for potential is not major rice, but certainly throughout the morning and into the afternoon hours along the boundary with all the moisture moving in and following through a layer -- a layer -- a layer of freezing temperatures. north is back, where we are getting the snow. all of this is going to be a messy commute throughout the day today and through the afternoon where we have winter weather advisory posted and potential f

so immediately it telegraphs a violent gory title. >> reporter: a brilliant abstract of a tiger >> yout the upper left corner with the little ear, you have the spine going along the top of the composition, and then all the way to the end of the far right you see a twisted tail right along the edge of the canvas. and on the bottom, you see the very abstract feet. tigers are strong, they're proud, stealthy, powerful, but they have the ability to camouflage themselves when necessary. and this is a quality you might want in the south if you're an african-american artist who doesn't want to be punished or called out in any way for your creative efforts. >> reporter: the painting is partially made from rope to carpet. and while it reflects dial's own identity, there is deeper meaning revealed in the paintings. >> he said these are the heads and faces of martin luther king, john f. kennedy and robert f. kennedy. but when you look right in the middle of the composition hidden in the belly of the beast and the belly of the tiger is this image of a young african-american boy, and that is emmett

that's what jim carey shows in the truman show, just like the famous "the al leg gory of the cage."o return to your original naked state. in the reality show when truman figures out it's fake news, his choice was clear. >> i am the creator of a television show that gives hope and joy and inspiration to millions. >> then who am i? >> you're the star. >> in case i don't see you, good afternoon, good evening and good night. yeah. >> beautiful. now the real jim ca rrrey says s leaving a brand-new news bubble, because he said that -- carey posting this new dramatic picture showing what is presumed to be zuckerberg. car he's putting his money down to follow this corporate activist. facebook seems to react more to financial and legal pressure than it does to congress. in fact, remember when congress held those hearings on russian interference, zuckerberg sent that guy, his lawyer in place. but when vladimir putin wanted to -- he went in person to meet with putin, even gave him a t-shirt. facebook's pressure campaign and the pressure it's facing is not letting up. the company has gone from

a place in their life where they think this is the way to get the attention, go out in a blaze of gory. we have children -- there are a lot of advanced protocols about what to do with an active shooter or if your campus is compromised. i think that's going to be something that continues to be looked at and strengthened. >> as far as the president's resolve, this morning he's tweeted a lot, about half a dozen times. none of them have anything to do with this issue. michael, a quick pivot. we have an expert in our midst with what's going on with the russia investigation, so let's use it. the reporting that cnn has that mueller could be looking at jared kushner during the transition period working people for financing for his outside projects, no the work of the american people. does that sound like something within the purview and are u you suspicious there's been no request for mueller as far as don'ts as far as we know? >> it seems to me, chris, that what we have in mueller is a prosecutor who is looking at financial crime. we see this in manafort's indictment, we see it in the new fil

when researching why japan surrendered i had to go through gory details were two atomic bombs killed the hundred thousand people in less than one minute. today's nuclear weapons are more destructive. no wonder the thought of it nuclear attack mode sphere. nuclear weapons are also a powerful force for peace. the century before the coming before nuclear weapons from 185c area of great power politics. there are numerous major wars among the great powers of the day. they're hugely destructive. in worldwide one over 20 million people died. world war ii was worse. but since 1945, great wars have come to a dead stop. the united states, china german france, now russia have had their trouble and have wage wars but non- have thought a shooting war against each other and almost 75 years. was the cause of this long great power peace? is it the democratic peace, the idea that democracies don't fight each other? no. our international politics in general so peaceful that major powers no longer have serious international crises? >> no. major powers have experienced numerous crises that one might thi

of these allegations made against rob porter for months now, but they did not know, quote, all the gory that have surfaced in these recent media reports. that would be of interest to people in the white house, of course. because not only of the nature of these allegations but in regards to porter's security clearance n his role as staff secretary, it's certainly not a role that is well known to most people outside of the white house and this complex, but that was a role that required porter to be in touch with a lot of the documents that are coming in and out of the oval office, not only executive orders but once john kelly became chief of staff, his role really grew larger and came to encompass more things, briefing clips and whatnot that were brought to the president, but someone with a security clearance that would have to deal with the nature of those things, the security of those things here, brooke. right now we're told that staffers inside the white house were generally aware about these allegations that had been made against porter. >> kaitlyn, thank you. he's denying it, but he

this is something that's horrific, gory and it's painful. the recovery for those injured will last a lifetime. not just the physical wounds but the traumatic wounds and the psychological wounds. i'm glad you showed that video. what the washington gun lobby has done well is they make us move on quickly. they make us move on after tucson, after the shooting in las vegas. their agenda is one where we say now is not the time. we wait till the news cycle ends and we move onto the next topic. if we don't show what are the consequences, what is the pain these victims feel, we'll never get the change we need in this country. >> talk about yourself. you witnessed this. you went through watching this unfold and experiencing the trauma of that. what did it do to you and what did it take for you to get past it? >> for me, it was holding the head of the congresswoman, no person should ever have to hold the head of their hero because of a gunshot wound. no child should have to go to school and be afraid they're going to die or in the screams we heard fear

when researching why japan surrendered, i had to wade through gory details of hiroshima and nag nagasaki two o atomic bombs killed over 200,000 people in lest than one minute. today's nuclear weapons are even more destructive. no wonder the thought of nuclear attack evokes fear. paradoxically, however, nuclear weapons are also a powerful force for peace. the treasure before the momming of nuclear weapons, from 1850 to 1945, was the classic era of great power politics. with numerous major wars among the great powers of the day. these wars were hugely destructive. in world war, 120 mental pipe died. world war ii was worse, over 50 million people died. but since 1945, great power wars have come to a dead stop. the united states, china, germany, britain, france, the soviet union, now russia, have had their troubles and have even waged proxy wars but none of them have fought a shooting war against each other, major one in over -- almost 75 years. now, what is the cause of this long great power peace? is it the democratic peace? the idea that democracies don't fight each other? no. china and r

television series, people tell me you got to watch this series on netflix which i turn it on and this is so gory body i can't possibly watch it. they are very popular. stuart: been there myself, exactly right. >> i know what you are feeling. senator bill nelson of florida, democrat, said the way this shooter planned it, you talked about this too, before school closing time, according to senator nelson, wearing a gas mask, went up to the fire alarm and pulled it and knew he was going to create pandemonium to shoot as many individuals as he could. half of the states do have mandates for active school shooting drills. that is the key. how do you do it when he is doing something like that. stuart: bret baer from washington dc, you and i and everyone else watching and listening to the president, one thing he said got our attention which is he quoted scripture. god said i will heal you. around this table we have not heard public officials bring in spirituality before. did that strike you as different, unusual and welcome? >> the president, this president has used scripture before in moments of comfort

there is, when it comes to gory details. when it comes to gory details. is ten, 11, 12 —year—olds. burke, it is ten, 11, 12 —year—olds. we've covered confusion about sexuality. puberty. life hacks, we will be speaking to university students. university students. would think they have very little in common with a 10—year—old. common with a 10—year—old. it is about signposting those websites. websites. them watching pornography or getting the wrong information. the wrong information. going to find out about these things. things. like catherine said, something i am passionate about. something i am passionate about. sex, but teaching them how to be happy as well. happy as well. about consent and sex, low self—esteem, things like that. self—esteem, things like that. are the questions that people don't ask in classrooms. ask in classrooms. come to us, or on the radio, they go on line to find the answers. on line to find the answers. thank you very much forjoining us. you very much forjoining us. bed and think, i'm going to have a brisk walk. brisk walk. curtain