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his dream is to find a buyer for his jade stoves. and to be able to retire to an easier life. for the congolese the journey to work all aboard means unimaginable hardship i prefer to live on the standard my god the captain through chance in a life and live on a dangerous journey through the jungle i've gone on to the rails with a nearly died of their own children go to school and live because of the training risking it all the democratic republic of congo at this time on al jazeera business updates brought to you by qatar airways going places together. business updates brought to you by qatar airways going places together. to gain u.s. residency in twenty sixteen. but . under the trump presidency. when his american dream is still alive. in america at this time on al-jazeera. coming up in the next sixty minutes.

his dream is to find a buyer for his jade stokes. and to be able to retire to an easier life. for the congolese the journey to work all aboard means unimaginable hardship i prefer to lie down because they might get caught up in truth chancing a life and live in a dangerous journey through the jungle i've come on to the rails when i merely die . own children go to school and live because of the prank risking it all the democratic republic of congo at this time on al-jazeera. it's the cheapest rail service in the deal congo the largest country in sub-saharan africa. the swallow crosses half the country from lubumbashi to a labor of it's the only link between remote villages and the outside world. the swallow has been around for more than fifty years like a local bus it stops a virtually every station passengers clamber the remaining seats people cram into whatever space they can find. nearly two thousand people all together three times the officially permitted capacity for those who want to able to find a place or who can't afford a ticket there's always the roof. travelers have

his dream is to find a buyer for his jade stones. and to be able to retire to an easier life. it's like the wild west they can do anything and the really hard for them to get the power for internet is worth a tool for democracy and a threat somebody who controls ten thousand dollars at home for the hundred thousand voices and they distort the debate in the echo chamber world of fake news in cyberspace the rules of the game have changed there are no precedents people and out investigates dissin from ation and democracy part two at this time on al-jazeera. al jazeera. you ever your. well if we cannot have palestinian my government was suddenly not allowed britain to control french palestine would be an outrage but then we need to find another solution before we come to blows more than a century ago britain and france made a secret deal that would influence the shape of the middle east for more than a century to come and so. now we can draw a map. psych speak out lines in the sand at this time on al-jazeera. the most memorable moments with al-jazeera was when i was on air as hosn

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his dream is to find a buyer for his jade stuff. and to be able to retire to an easier life. for the congolese the journey to work all aboard means unimaginable hardship i prefer to live go because they might go back up into chancing life and limb on a dangerous journey through the jungle have gone on to the rails for a nearly died of their own children go to school and live because of the trade risking it all the democratic republic of congo at this time on al-jazeera. what makes this moment this era we're living for so unique this is really an attack on its truth itself is a lot of misunderstanding a distortion even of what free speech is supposed to be about the context is hugely important we have a right to publish if you have a q. cheek to be offensive or provoked it's all about eyes people do setting the stage for a serious debate. up front at this time on al-jazeera. in twenty twelve al-jazeera traveled to iraq people here are definitely scared to speak on camera they're saying that if they talk to us they think they'll be arrested down the line to take the pulse of a

more big sales follow... >> chinese white jade necklace.hat at $1,000. >> ...like this chinese white jade necklace... [ gavel bangs ] >> $4,250. [ cash register dings ] >> ...and an ancient himalayan strand that earns $5,900. [ gavel bangs ] >> bidder 604 for $3,000. >> the auction goes on for more than five hours. >> last call -- $3,750. >> nearly 300 lots, thousands of beads on the block. [ gavel banging ] in total, the auction earns more than 300,000 bucks. when you first looked at this collection and think, "ohhh! there's a lot of beads," and then you walk away with hundreds of thousands of dollars. that was an incredible gift from your aunt. >> oh, my gosh. it really was. and she'd be happy that people thought her things were interesting enough to buy them. >> and that may be just the beginning. many top-tier items that didn't hit their reserve will be re-offered down the line, like that ancient tibetan coral strand, the central asian stone necklace, and these mongolian beads. >> the plan is to market the heck out of it. and then we'll

one thing to watch is her jade necklace. chan says it was a gift from her grandmother that she began wearing regularly at the age of 9 while recovering from a foot injury. >> when she was younger, her mother had given her a jade necklace. it kept her safe and secure and protected. so it's kind of doing the same for me. so i never take it off. when i'm skating, even like before competition, i'll just kind of touch it. i'll do it without knowing so, but i guess it just makes me feel comfortable. >> very special for her. chen also said that jade necklace isn't her only superstition. watch carefully, she always laces her left skate first, then the right, jumped around a bit, and reties the right skate before taking the ice. all sorts of superstitions. we wish her well in south korea. for more stories up and personal with our northern california olympians, tune in to our olympic special in prime time. garvin thomas and janelle wang host it on super bowl night sunday at 10:00 p.m. >>> up next, will the president release it or keep

congrats, i love you. >> how cute is that. >> jade even tweeted back i love to you his dad as well.e caption when will sent it out he said delicious gift to a parent to admire his children keep doing you, so pretty darn cute right there nice moment. >> time for jade even to do a classic. >> that within great. >> in west philadelphia been and raised. >>> we are coming back in 90 seconds do you want in for a good run >>> welcome back boy, did we feel that heat it was so much fun. our eagles just reveling in that victory parade they had as much fun as we d lets look at the tweet from his some of the guys out there in the moment. carson tweeting out epic. that parade was epic. absolutely unbelievable support and passion from the entire city of philadelphia can't thank y'all enough. chris long loves him in that outfit tweeting i have never seen a city so full of love as of today, a couple million people outside and all love, no tension, deserved a championship. >>> torey smith giving props to the men and women there who were along the route, thank you for your support shout out to the bu

we recovered, particularly around the main ndled, include a bone ha green to has been dyed imitate jade. used to serveass, a dessert. you start to get a sense of what was on the table here. we also can't forget that in and around the house were enslaved people that made his life possible your. an object we found include these fragments, part of a bell system that ran from the house and into jefferson's office. it is a reminder that at the touch of a cord he could summon an enslaved person to him somewhere in the house. thomas jefferson designed a landscape that surrounds the main house that drew from elements he picked up through his travels and things he had been reading about all his life. he turned to english landscapes, plucking elements from them and putting them into the landscape. he did more than that, he blended together architecture and landscape design. the element that shows that is the two mounds that flank the house. of were created when slave lawn andg out a the dirt was piled up to create these mounds. jefferson is using a landscape element to stand in the pavilions as p

the craftsmen are still expert in laying white marble with translucent flowers of jade amber and lapis nine thousand and. eight elm assist and coral and the simple red sandstone black marble and porcelain being used to create a garden of eden in stone. eight . our diocese are known to islamic tradition and at the taj eight rooms and close the of the tavern or main chamber. the first screen in the main chamber beneath the dome was made of gold but sharjah hand himself had it removed for fear that it be stolen. the marble screen he replaced it with was sold by his son who in turn had a less opulent screen installed in its place. the screen surrounds the center tough where the empty sarcophagi of martyrs mahal and sharjah han lie their mortal remains are in the crypt below. forgive those who have mended their ways and chosen your path lord and let them go into the gardens of eden the mausoleum is covered with inscriptions referring to the garden of eden on his son covered as the lord of all the world becomes the guardian of heaven the time is paradise for god as my highland sharjah han a

impressing jaded consumers gets ever harder.anada and mexico will be spending this week reworking the north american free trade agreement. us president donald trump has threatened to walk away from the nafta altogether if it is not changed in america's favour. asjoe millerfound changed in america's favour. asjoe miller found out in changed in america's favour. asjoe millerfound out in his locker diner, winding back nafta could be very messy indeed. —— in his local diner. donald trump talks a lot about trade deals. in case you missed it, he's not really a fan. every trade deal we have is horrible. he claims they take away from americanjobs horrible. he claims they take away from american jobs and really hurt american producers and farmers. but one thing we know the president is definitely a big fan of is the all—american burger. but the thing is, this burger is really only made possible thanks to nafta or the north american free trade agreement. and that's the very agreement that the trump administration is currently in the proce

people like actress jade anouka from peckham in london — she has so far raised around £4,000 for a screening local cinema. i think it's just a film you don't really see, you don't see black superheroes in big blockbusters. the positive representation is good for people growing up in this area but i think all over the world. we're home. black panther is being seen as a cultural milestone. a predominantly black cast leading a big budget blockbuster. you get to decide. and a film that also puts strong women right at its heart. black panther is a moment and hopefully it's one that... it will obviously exist for longer than this particular moment. we want this momentum to keep going. i don't think it's black panther‘s responsibility to change the world. the change will come from the people who see it and choose to make a difference in their own lives. for many, it's the kind of film they've been waiting decades for hollywood to make. how important was it for you making sure this was primarily a piece of entertainment, even with this huge amount of social responsibility that was inevitably going t

instead, all his wealth and the rights to his records he sold joy, theo jade and girls he adopted inietnam. it is carnival season in rio de janeiro. krewees are on the schools. 13 schools are fighting it out to be champions. a colorful face-off in real at the city's top some bus schools.- samba each school has around one hour to show off. i have been participating for seven years. i could not before because of work. since i retired, i am involved. i've always liked the schools. the residence of rio are persistent. we have faith in ourselves and this carnival is happening. it will be as beautiful as it has always been. the carnival will never die. conservative mayhem, the show has gone on without a hitch. spectators crowded in the stadium -- over 72,000 spectators crowded in the stadium. for now, the only worry for the performers is to stay safe and remember their routine. will openg school next year's festival and the one that comes last will be disqualified. no matter who wins, participants go home knowing they were part of the world's greatest show. genie: time for a business updat

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the french side were relentless, scoring four tries in total, including two from jade le pesque. 2a—0o premier league games this afternoon — strugglers newcastle against crystal palace and then what could be a cracker at anfield liverpool taking on tottenham. there were goals everywhere yesterday. a first for alexis sanchez for his new club manchester united — they beat huddersfield — and arsenals new boy pierre emerick aubameyang made an impressive debut as they put five past everton. joe lynskey reports. new arrivals at the emirates face a special kind of pressure, but this january, arsenal have gone all out to bring in the best. commentator: mkhitaryaan, in towards aubameyang, he chips the goalkeeper, it's a lovely finish. at £56 million, they'll hope it's just the start of the aubameyang dynasty. but on a day when arsenal put five past everton, it was an old head who broke new ground. a first hat—trick for aaron ramsey in his nine years at the club. and fresh faces have brought fresh hope. it looks like they have the quality to integrate with the game we want to play. they are qui

. >> my mother's jade ring. >> my parents ashes. >> the perspective changes so much. >> you've been throughu can afford to get a new phone. >> she's trying to find ways around this. one picture gayle and that's it. >> photograph of my brother and pi. >> diamond necklace from my mother. >> passport photo of my father before he immigrated to the united states. >> i'm not the 50s even though the 50s seem like that picture of mom and dad. >> wait to the 60s. >> my husband's painting. >> my locket with my mother's picture in it. >> 70s people go my iphone. >> my wedding ring. >> my ipod. >> ha, ha, ha! >> my teeth. >> that is such a good one. >> that's a good one. i'm going to go with that. >> i'll take gayle's t-shirt. ♪ >>> you are absolutely going to love this christian, because you are a scuba diver here on staff at "right this minute." check this out, this is in mexico. scuba divers went night diving and they came upon this beautiful sea turtle. look, here's more reasons for oli to hate the ocean. look what's attracted to the light because they're night diving. blood worms. >> are you serio

but as jade and andre got old enough, their parents asked them if they were open to having foster siblings. andy martinez: and they were like, "yeah, that sounds good." biggest thing was that god blessed us with this home, and we were humbled by it when we first--this is our first home, so we wanted to bless other people. vai: they view their foster children and siblings as their own family. their pictures are on the family blessing wall. in fact, the first foster kids they took in were three siblings under age five, two in diapers. female: it was really, like, hard to let them go, so whenever they leave, it's really hard. male: the coolest thing was having a brother 'cause i've always wanted a brother. sheina: this is a blanket that my husband bought me a couple mother's day ago back when we were a family of eight kids. and this now needs to not be eight, it needs to be ten. george: that was nbc 10's vai sikahema reporting. joining the conversation now are sheina martinez, who we just saw in vai's story. in addition to being a foster parent, sheina is a foster care recruiter for bethany c

went to business and their kids saw them as kind of phone use and fakers and they had this kind of jaded ironic take on everything which is why you know the eighty's and ninety's were a generation that was really ripe for like stand up comedy and humor and offbeat tyrell expire a magazine that kind of thing and now we're the pendulum is swinging back the other way i think this next generation of looking at my generation and saying you guys didn't take politics seriously enough you left us with with trump that office and now we have to get serious and clean up your mess and i think that's what's coming is a new wave of kind of earnestness and seriousness and anger and it's not it's not might be dead it might be did irony is. yeah exactly. absolutely all that's going to this edition of the kaiser chorus max keiser stacey when i guess that me if you're right just on twitter it's kaiser report it's like. fifty years ago breaking it within to come together as a sleeping pill. does. something to fix what terrible. victims are still getting legal battles demanding at least some compensation. to

people like actress jade anouka, from peckham in london — she has so far raised around £4,000 for a screening you don't see black superheroes in big blockbusters. the positive representation is good for people growing up in this area but i think all over the world. we are home. black panther is being seen as a cultural milestone — a predominantly black cast leading a big budget blockbuster... you get to decide. ..and a film that also puts strong women right at its heart. black panther is a moment and hopefully it's one that will — it will obviously exist for longer than this particular moment. what we want is this momentum to keep going. i don't think it's black panther‘s responsibility to change the world. the change will come from the people who see it and choose to make a difference in their own lives. for many, it's the kind of film they've been waiting decades for hollywood to make. how important was it for you, making sure this was primarily a piece of entertainment, even with this huge amount of social responsibility that was inevitably going to come into the equation? i mean, that's w

this is the man in which the entire anti—apartheid victory was invested after jade nelson mandela andgo with dignity. there is cyril ramaphosa who thinks— who is caught in between in that he does not want to be tainted by him, but he also does not want to look like he is completely cutting links with the history of the anc. so it is kind of lesson about him and more about the history of post—apartheid, black led politics in south africa. -- less about him and more about —— less about him and more about the history. and how people do not want it to be sullied as a failed experiment in corruption and how other people feel about and should be passed sea mlessly a nd effortlessly and jacob zuma knows all of this and he is just sitting tight hoping that he can negotiate the best deal which is his salary and pension and not giving up a penny of his perks and benefits etc. so what happens to him ultimately depends on which one of these factions wins and which way cyril believes is best for his leadership going forward. where are those voices saying all these multiple charges of corruption, w

the french side were relentless, scoring four tries in total — including this from jade le pesque in017 england begin their title defence tomorrow away to italy. it was an emotional day for manchester united as they commemorated the 60th anniversary of the munich air disaster with a minute's silence. the game was won by united. they beat huddersfield town 2—0 with new signing alexis sanchez scoring the second goal. sanchez‘s old club didn't seem to miss him too much. aaron ramsey scored a first hat trick in this, his tenth year at arsenal as they thrashed everton 5—1 at the emirates. new signings henrik mkhitaryan and club record signing pierre emerick aubameyang both made their debut, with aubameyang scoring the fourth goal. it looks we have the quality to integrate the game we want to play. quick, sharp movement, agile and wa nt quick, sharp movement, agile and want the ball. that's very good. very positive signs. manchester city's lead at the top of the premier league has been cut to 13 points after their 1—all draw with burnley. there were important wins for bournemouth, brighton

but impressing jaded consumers is getting ever harder. rory cellan—jones, bbc news, barcelona. they'll no longer be legal tender. our business correspondent nina warhurst has been speaking to people in bolton to find out if they're ready. it was charles darwin who decreed that human progress requires change. we will never know what he'd make of the extinction of his face in favour of jane austin's, but in bolton they're not sure evolution is always for the best. i don't like the new ones. why not? it's like monopoly money to me. i don't like the feel of them. no. it doesn't look the same in your wallet neither. do you not like change? no. for sarah they are simply too slippery. them are the old ones. when you go to pull them out theyjust come out nice and easy. these ones, you go to pull that out... does that happen a lot? a lot. it's risky. yes. you might give someone too much change. yes. what can you tell me about this £10 note, tony? what else can i tell you about a £10 note. they're going out of circulation and being replaced. why? good question, tony. the paper is being r

people like actress jade anouka from peckham in london — she has so far raised around £4,000 for a screening you don't see black superheroes in big blockbusters. the positive representation is good for people growing up in this area

wanted to business and their kids saw them as kind of phony isn't fakers and they had this kind of jadedironic take on everything which is why you know the eighty's and ninety's were a generation that was really ripe for like stand up comedy and humor and offbeat tyrell explain magazine that kind of thing and now we're the pendulum is swinging back the other way i think this next generation of looking at my generation and saying you guys didn't take politics seriously enough you left us with with idiots like trump that office and now we have to get serious and clean up your mess and i think that's what's coming is a new wave of kind of earnestness and seriousness and anger and you know it's not it's not might be dead but it might it might be did irony is. yeah exactly. absolutely all that's going to do with this edition the kaiser of course famous ties or stacy when i guess that to me if you're a just on twitter it's kaiser report it's like. china six million. and that's to me it's eighty thousand since i want to reach refugee now living greeks. you know just. to get into you know full.

i tried not to be jaded i have seen defeat and victory and change that i did not expect and that i kindf expected but one thing that keeps me grounded to be honest is my close friends who are also in the struggle. one of my friends told me something that stayed with me that said sometimes in the movement we value paid but we forget the struggle is beautiful and every day this is beautiful that my mom had the strength to put me on the plane and not know if i would ever see her again that is beautiful so i try to hold onto that because honestly sometimes it looks bleak and i have had bleak moments and to be honest with you coming here is very emotional for me. i grew up in miami. it is the only place in the entire world i feel at home. you know when you go home you feel i'm at home? this is the only place. i was driving from orlando and i thought i cannot wait to get there and to drink. i was planning my whole day. [laughter] and every big moment of my life to have somebody to tell me that i don't belong here? hell no. i do belong here and that also grounds me in those moments. [applause]

. >>> you know jade even smith is a wrapper new and people, his cd his music is really good. >> oh, yeah. >> everybody is telling me i should listen. >> his dad recreated it. >> yes well, they need extra money. >> yes. >> owe is true. >> we have to take a break. we have to go to work, eventually you know. alright, i brought in high protein to help get us moving. ...and help you feel more strength and energy in just two weeks! i'll take that. -yeeeeeah! ensure high protein. with 16 grams of protein and 4 grams of sugar. ensure. always be you. >>> man, does philly know thousand throw a party parade down broad street all the way to the art museum truly was an incredible moment but there was one message from everybody who spoke yesterday that this is just the beginning, there will be many more parades as super bowl championship toss come and doug pederson looks to build a dynasty. >> i love these guys, we brought you guys a world championship and just lake mr. lurie said we are in the done yet we have more to go, more to prove this is our new normal, this is our new normal to be playing foot

i try not be jaded. that's one thing that i try really hard. think about it a lot.hat i have seen defeat. i've seen victory. i've seen change that i did not expect. and then change that i kind of expected. but one thing that really keeps me grounded, if i want to be really honest with you, is my close friends who are also in the struggle. so sebastian who is not here but mentioned in the book, he told me something that really stayed with me. he said, sometimes in the movement, we value pain but we forget that the struggle is actually beautiful; that every day the resilience that our communities have is beautiful. the fact that my mom had the strength to put me on a plane and not know if i was ever going to see her again, just so i could have a little bit of an opportunity, is beautiful. that's courage. that's a light. and i try to hold on to it because, honestly, sometimes it gets really bleak. i have had bleak movements, and also, i will be honest with you, coming here is actually very emotional for me. i grew up in miami. miami is the only place in the entire worl

gets jade up pretty quickly like he'll be chilled out and will be like ra r. we're like oh, my god.o. >> jimmy: nice age difference. >> pretty great. >> jimmy: does the baby look more like one of you than the other. >> the baby you know it's weird he looks a little like jeff sessions. >> jimmy: the attorney general of the united states? >> yes. >> jimmy: why, what parts of his face look like jeff sessions. >> it's not like that more like he has this expression like that quizical look that jeff sessions has. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: oh, yeah there he is. >> that's what your son looks like huh. >> with the little rso forgive >> jimmy: he does look like he needs a diaper change. hopefully he grows out of that. >> we love him he's gorgeous. >> jimmy: how is bobby doing. >> he's good, good. sends his best. >> jimmy: he seems like a really great guy. >> a lot of fun. two kids under two. >> jimmy: you brought your parents here tonight. >> i did. my dad's hoping to get a new car. >> jimmy: a brand new 1992 festiva. oh, those are your parents. where you guys from? where do you live now? >> in

these are jaded politicos talking. this should never reach the public. if i were there, i would track down that person and fire them. >> a brand new quinnipiac poll out this afternoon showing u.s. support, public support for stricter gun laws. the highest ever recorded by the poll. 66% supporting, 67% saying it is too easy to buy a gun in the u.s. are these numbers that you think are where they are because of the immediacy of the shooting in parkland, florida, which happened before this poll was taken? >> i don't think necessarily. i think there is broad public support for reforming gun laws. the question is what does that mean exactly? i think people have different views about what it means to tighten gun laws and gun regulations out there. and i think that it is less important. this proves that it is less important, where the majority of americans are what is more important is where each party is. where the republican party in particular is. and i think the republican party's base is so far to the right on the gun issue that it makes it very, very diff

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situation we find ourselves in where the discourse is so crude and so coarse, people are starting to be jadedi think what the president is referring to, if it's possible to get into his brain, is what you talked about. you were one of the people who saw the classified intel. you saw the documents in which some of the trump associates were unmasked. you were asked about that at the hearing. you wouldn't talk about that at open hearing. he suggested later that you leaked information, that you were one of the anonymous sources. >> well, i didn't leak anything to the media. i did talk about what unmasked it. when you are engaged with a valid foreign target, that is a very important phrase, and there is reporting on it, and that person is identified as u.s. person 1, 2, or 3, you're going to understand the context of that, then there is a process for requesting the identity of the unmasking of that person. and i did describe the process at that hearing. i did not go into details about specific unmasking requests because that, of course, is classified. >> okay. so because you're one of the people w

it was this kind of age group who have the passion, who still have the optimism, aren't jaded.in the face of more recent history on this particular issue and the reality of gerrymandering districts and a whole host of other cultural issues. >> whether it's the younger voters or the women voters, it's trump. it's an anti-trump animous among those two groups. if you're a republican and you're paul ryan, you're a republican running for district, who you do you make it about you and not about him? >> you see democrats campaigning in these special elections trying to distance themselves from nancy pelosi. you'll see republicans campaigning in the midterm elections very likely trying to distance themselves from the president and saying, this is not me. >> in 2010 they ran against obama and got punished. >> i think it will be dim. that's how it works for these democrats in these special elections coming um. >> on this point, you know,. >> there are blue state democrats like in new mexico, colorado. >> they don't have the votes right now. we'll see if they show up in november. >>> a ne

now, what's remarkably refreshing about these students is that they are not yet jaded by the ways of washington. they have spent their lives practicing active shooter drills. they have grown up being told that mass shootings are just a fact of life. but they know that they deserve better. after being thrust into a tragedy, they have turned their mourning into a movement. by speaking out, the students of parkland have pricked the conscience of this country, and the american people are answering their call to action. we see at rallies across the country calling for tougher, smarter commonsense gun safety laws. we see it in students across america organizing the march for our lives. and we see it in corporate america. already companies like united airlines have parted ways with the n.r.a. and retailers like dick's sporting goods have announced they will take ar-15's off their shelves and stop selling guns to teenagers. as americans take action, the question is whether congress will do the same. far too many of my colleagues still fear a backlash from the n.r.a. that's why after las vega

and people thought i was jaded. oh, they said, it's babies.t'll make a difference that it's little babies. >> no, they didn't have a voice. that's the problem. >> i think the kids that are speaking now are going to make a difference. i think when people start hearing kids in their own voices demanded change and talking about what happened to them, i think this is going to be really powerful. and i don't think that our kids, in '99, i don't think it even occurred to them that they had that kind of power. i'm just -- i'm in awe of those kids in florida. good on them, you know. >> sean simpson, go ahead. >> i think the fact that your children were smaller made a difference. i think the fact our kids are old enough to articulate their opinions. they're right at voting age. a lot of kids are going to be voting in this election or soon thereafter. their voice is going to be heard. those 70 -- i believe it was 70 representatives that voted not to even listen, i think they should be worried. i think they should be really worried. because these kids ar

these kids though have not been so jaded by the world yet they see through all the nonsense and the noise that we're not the only country in the world that has people with mental illness. we are the only country that has mass shootings. >> dr. weiner, what's lacking in mental health care right now? is there an area or two that we should be zeroing in onto try to tackle this mass shooting problem? >> oh, i think there are several areas to narrow it down to two i would say one is access to care. it is really hard for people who need the help to get the help they need. i think that they need to make in particular child and adolescence psychiatry, declare that emergency specialty and have increased efforts to increase the number of providers out there. i also think one of the other things is that i would have no problem with we have to think the vast majority of these violent incidents are done by men between the ages of say 18 and 40. so i think if you have somebody who has a severe mental illness to the point where they need to be hospitalized and they fit that category, they're a man betwe

because i was listening to your intro, very easy to get jaded. i found myself going to places like that that i didn't think i was really capable of in the past, two and a half years i think something, cancer combined with the election, i find myself getting a lot more just cynical about our country and hearing that, thank you very much it means a lot. >> your family has been key to this country through worst times teen th even than this. so we can't give up. you mentioned cancer. i told my audience last time my mom is struggling getting better but still struggling. how is is your dad? >> he had a bad bought at christmas time. hospitalized at walter reid. but he made this incredible come back. and i was with him at christmas time and doing a lot of physical therapy. and god bless his physical therapist who help him. they are end leslie patient. it's scary, i feel guilt i all the time for doing here and doing my job. i mean, as much as i want to say i get cynical and doubt, i get up in the morning, i prep, get my hair and makeup done and dress, and

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maybe that's me being jaded.andre bauer saying you can't pray in school, which you can still do if you choose, there are some very bipartisan initiatives that you can do. we can study gun violencelike the medical health crisis like cdc, we can close the loophole where you have person to person sales and we can ban bump stocks. these are four initiatives that i think that all four of us can agree on right here at the table. >> and 90% of americans including gun owners agree with. >> that's the framework. that's a framework right there to move forward and that's just me -- >> does it really stop the problem? >> no question. >> the thing that stops somebody from shooting somebody is another person with a gun. >> let me tell you how it stops the problem. universal background check make sure that people who are mentally ill do not get weapons. >> but they're still going to get them. >> the charleston loophole killed one of our friends. the fbi only had three days to conduct a background check, wasn't able to do it so