he has a couple wrestling friends out in the cousin jeremiah garland owns a wrestling firm.utting one of the greatest matches arizona has ever seen, bringing together a number of different wrestling organizations to crown the best wrestler in arizona. >> it's for a great cause. people really, really love watching these wrestling shows. >> people love watching wrestling. the wwe royal rumble will be in phoenix on sunday. these guys are hosting a sort of tailgate event. come and watch them wrestle before the big royal rumble and help out chris garland. proceeds from their show will benefit chris' recovery. joining us "right this minute" we have two of the hard core wrestlers, sergio and jeremiah. >> yeah! >> we are lucky to know the big heart and big muscles of sergio vehicle vega, he's a "right this minute" alumni. you're putting together a great event. >> this is like all of arizona wrestling coming together. we have three different belts on the line in my match alone.jere fighting spirit championship. >> i plan o away with that belt want tos mch to my cousin. i'll go out th

i want to let you hear from jeremiah himself. i spoke with him just after those comments you heard from president trump, which he said federal workers like jeremiah would ultimately make, quote, adjustments to their way of living to get through this. this is what he said. >> i don't know what adjust means. we're adjusting because we're adjusting to pinch pennies where we have to. we're adjusting because we have to survive. we're not adjusting in any way that's pleasurable. you know, i've heard comments about, oh, well, it's just federal employees, and they're on a paid vacation. this ain't a vacation. the feeling of uncertainty is hard. >> reporter: why is it hard? >> because you have to be strong for your kids. >> reporter: craig, we're working our way through colorado. we're here in florence, where we talked to a couple correctional officers that are working without pay. they said on a daily basis, they're going into dangerous situations without a paycheck in hand. we're going to be heading up to denver, where we're going to be

that's where you heard jeremiah get emotional.e president in the same breath on friday said this could go object for months. we he have gerry my a. he applied for unemployment friday. it comes down to groceries, propane, it's cold in colorado, andrea. you have another worker, the likes of gerard, he represents the union. he's 60 years old. he said he's having a hard time with his younger workers coming to him asking, how do we cover things like crowns? they have several hundred dollars. and the other point i want to make with that, andrea, here, is when they're ultimately having that conversation, it comes down to the fact, andrea, that they don't know where this is going and what that impact is going to be, andrea. >> they're not alone. there are 800,000 who, some getting paid, some not getting paid. some furloughed, some not. but, jeff mason, you were there with the president. there is a disconnect here. >> yeah. i mean, i think he was asked that question by our colleague kelly o'donnell. and his response was, yes, i can relate

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. >> i love the book about jeremiah. >> okay, yes. >> along obedience and run with horses. >> run with horses, yeah. wild horses. >> yeah. and one of my favorite speert -- peterson quotes is the life of faith is made for pill brims nor to the. pilgrim not for tourists. >> i used him lately this past sunday is introduction to isaiah and atalks about isaiah is salvation a salvation symphony with three movements. judgment, comfort, and hope. >> yes. >> and he breaks that down. >> yes. >> yeah. >> what about billy graham. >> well you know, billy thsy an movements very well. and graham was the evangelical a lot of us want to be. he was growing and changing and he was aware. he took the well-being of the world seriously. and he offered this promise that no matter who you are, no the creator. and. >> amen. >> and that's good news and that's what evan jellism is all about. >> >> he was not afraid of the gospel and brought many people into the faith and conversion to give your life over to jesus that you would be made whole and that you would be made new and so around the world. billy gram was

. >>> another sailor, jeremiah, wanted to surprise someone because he hadn't seener in a few months so -- >> look to star board. >> well, she does and you see wonder woman runs up and gives him a really big hug. >> you see the way she flew off that bed? she was just on that kid. >> this video was posted to sylas rambo's channel. he said his brother told him ouo so he got to be part of this whole thing but not the only person he's showering love on. i think it's cool they think it's important to see mom and dad. some people may want to see friends. they want to see mom and >>> humans have been into for long humanity has been alive and the more we race, the more ways we discover how to race. i have never seen this. ever. to italy we go. join a bunch of crazy skiers and a bunch of crazy motorcyclists armed with their snowmobiling friends to race -- each other? kind of, it's a team sport. you get the motorcycles fired up and the snowmobile is joining in and the idea here is to race to the top of the mountain with a heavily studded tire on the back of your harley, go flying up the snowy mou

. >> i loved his book about jeremiah. >> okay, yes. >> along obedience no run with horses. >> run with horses. wild horses. >> yeah. and my favorite peterson quotes is the life of faith is made for pilgrims not for tourists. >> i used him lately this past sunday, his introduction to isaiah. and he talks about isaiah has, is salvation -- alization symphony with three movements. judgment, comfort, and hope. >> yes. >> and he breaks that down. >> yeah. >> what about billy graham? >> well you know, belly graham's preaching picked up the three symphonies the three movements very well and graham was the evangelical a lot of us want to be. he was growing, he was changing, he was aware, be a and he we-being the world serious lin and offer the promise no matter who you or where you are you can have a living relationship with the creator. and. >> amen. >> that's good news. that's what evangelical civil about knees not ashamed of the gospel and brought many people into the feat and this conversion you know to give your life over to jesus that you would be made whole that you would be made new. an

my partner jeremiah are you take. you know this is going to be that will be easy or was it really a leap year america interval c. national civilian community course they are young men and women between the ages of eighteen and twenty four they receive four dollars and fifty cents a day in stipend for food four dollars for incidentals so they make right at eight fifty a day and they work for eleven months at that rate when they're completed with their whole eleven months they receive a scholarship for college worth about five thousand dollars and i thought that's it and they travel around the nation they volunteer with different organizations and do whatever is needed no it's. traumatic brain injury yes yes and that is mainly veterans have t.b.i. and those that do not want to be i often have p.t.s. post-traumatic stress disorder which will be kind of going into that so i don't know how much guys know about that and if you're nervous about working with veterans you life you see all those terrible things on the news here

my partner jeremiah are you ok. you know this is a very little b.s. with all of us that really. america interval see national civilian community corp's they are young men and women between the ages of eighteen and twenty four they receive four dollars and fifty cents a day in stipend for food four dollars for incidentals so they make right at eight fifty a day and they work for eleven months at that rate when they're completed with their whole eleven month. they receive a scholarship for college worth about five thousand dollars and that's all that's it and they travel around the nation they volunteer with different organizations and do whatever is needed now at seattle. traumatic brain injury yes yes and that is many veterans have t.b.i. and those that do not want to be i often have p.t.s. post-traumatic stress disorder which will be kind of going into that so i don't know how much guys know about that and if you're nervous about working with veterans your life you see all those terrible things on the news and you're like they're all psycho girlfriend going to really good place

richard says it's a sensory room where shalia and jeremiah are catching fish.. it has cut restraint incidents by over 80%, and it's won the school awards. you have got rid of the isolation room, no kids are locked in. you don't strap children into chairs, but there are situations where it is very difficult and maybe restrictive practices are needed? very occasionally. we are not dealing with naughty children, we are dealing with young people who are trying to communicate their needs, and it is understanding what their behaviour actually means and what it is saying. so they are not the problem. often as adults we are the problem. charities tell us their evidence is the tip of the iceberg, but there is no way of knowing for sure, because there is no legal obligation for schools to report incidents. the department for education in england told us there is no need for schools to report all restraints to parents or authorities but should consider if staff need training. scotland said restraint should be a last resort and should be carefully monitored. in wales and n

well, tom and his buddy jeremiah are going to make 2019 a better year. >> today we're doing something a tad different. >> for a change. we're not going to be taking your packages today, we're going to be giving you packages. >> wait, what kind of packages? >> packages packed up with gifts and gift cards. >> i love this. what a great idea. >> here we go. >> take it. have fun. >> they head out and they look very much like those porch pirates, but instead they're running to the house with a package. you do get an idea how important it was to some people. >> you have a best friend in new york. >> in new york? >> talking about carnita hill. she's in school. she lost a husband. she's at work. but she's still trying to better herself for her kids. >> i just want to thank you guys so much for what you just did. i've been crying the whole time and laughing at the same time. truly, truly a blessing, and i cannot thank god for the two of you porch angels. >> we discovered why the porch angels and not porch pirates. [ laughter ] >> you stick to being the good guy, charles. >> i feel like this nee

people have blown themselves up during a gunfight with security forces and the tunisian town of jeremiah the interior ministry says it happened during a raid of what it called a terrorist hideout three other fighters were also killed there thought to be senior members of an ice a linked group operating in city of the saide province south of the capital tunis. southern thailand is bracing for the arrival of tropical storm public hundreds of people have been taken to shelters set up by the government very services have also been canceled for cost as a predicting torrential rain strong winds and waves up to four meters high when the storm makes landfall later on friday china has made history by landing a spacecraft on the far side of the moon victoria tells us what insights it could offer about earth's nearest neighbor the dark side of the moon which can be seen from has long been a source of fascination and unexplored frontier celebrated in popular culture. but now thanks to a pioneering chinese space mission it is being explored for the very first time the chunky four spacecraft was launc

that's good news for jeremiah. he was in a car crash and almost died. >> i was driving, i noticed light was re. i hit the brake as fast as i could. myar slid into the traffic. >> reporter: he said he's grateful to be alive but hoping changes will be made on this roo soon so one else has to die. >> sad to say that other lives had to be taken. >> we had a mild forecast. what's to co? >> well, as we look to the weekend, more rain is to come. first, take look at the weather headlines. l have rain moving in later in the day tomorrow with some potentiay moderate rain falling tomorrow night. as we look to saturday, still some showers. but overall, temperatures on the mildsize. our average high now, 43 degrees. tomorrow into the week, at least ou temperatures continue to run above normal. check out the capital wheel. 9:00, 11:00 p.m. the temperatures fall into the low 40s. it is completely dry. a high of 51 despite plenty of clouds. i'm going to have more on when that rain moves in later in the day on friday. coming up at

. >> jeremy and jeremiah were out on the ice for their first time and it didn't take them long to sethe hook on a new nice trout. >> got it! fish on! >> whoa! >> moments likehis are wha make all the hard work worthwhile for the hard water warriors. >> mission accomplishd. it's a goo day. >> i can't describe it. it puts a smile on everybody's face. the kids when they catch the first fish. i remember going fishing with my dad, catching my first fish. >> sponsorser parith hard water warriors and provide some of the gear needed to make these moments possible for veterans. the warriors have held about ten of these events e fry year the past three years and so far k about 340 veterans and theirl fa have been able to enjoy a day of ice fishing because of the group's work.ou >>ust got to keep trying. >> how cl is that. could have shot that story in d.c. today. >> all right, you see this one? a lunar phenomenon was happening when you were probably asleep. what you were looking at is aod super bolf moon. the moon hits this just after midnignd. if you're ing why some call it that, the blood refe

first of all, i have used this number of times, jeremiah 1:35. i've heard it in the last couple of days a couple of times. before i formed you -- this is a quote. before i formed you in the womb, i knew you. before you were born, i sanctified you. for the 139th psalm, no matter which information you use it makes very clear when life begins. life begins a openings s then i was not too long ago at the u.s. holocaust museum. i had been in the museum in jerusalem and i found the same thing was printed on the last brick as you are going through. this is deuteronomy verse 13. it said, i call heaven and earth as witnesses today against you that i have set before you life and death, blessing and cursing. therefore, choose life that both you and your descendants may live. and last i'm always concerned that something that is as dramatic as -- and significant as this issue is going to go unnoticed by some people. some people that may be here in the senate, out there who are not really into this issue, they might want to vote the party line or they might wan

so there's all these places, all these friends i can bounce it off of so from laurel to jeremiah there is jacqueline and i start with but i know and then i kind of work outwards from there. so i think the question of what is whiteness and what makes this character white that is what i kind of have to answer in creating the character and the same i remember i wrote that and for me this was a sign i wanted to have one day, who cared about the environment and adored his mother so i created this character i really liked as a result. >> host: jackson really really? askuest: careful what you for. he's a very sweet kid who cares deeply about everything from gender to the environment, loves his mom and if they fought for kid, really thoughtful kid. >> host: the writing when you look atk the language rather thn a younger girl's perspective it's a lot rougher, boyish, all on purpose? >> guest: very purposeful. i think it's my first boy character for the first time. i might have written a short story or two that had boys, but in terms of someone who very deeply identified as a boy. the question f

there's an interesting quote from a 45-year-old man jeremiah from michigan. he said, i was doing fine with him up until this government shutdown. it's ridiculous. you're not getting the wall built for $5 billion and mexico is not paying for it. meanwhile, it's starting to turn people like me away. do you see this as a sign that potential their there's a breaking point coming up soon or are you looking at numbers that show republican voters are largely backing donald trump? >> we know republican voters are still backing donald trump. since the midterm 2018 election, some of the core groups in his base such as white evangelicals have slowly been walking away. large percentages are actually outside of washington, d.c. and in these places that back trump that originally wanted to see him to the white house. these are people who gave trump a chance in 2016 and will not do it in 2020 if they don't see significant changes in how he's approaching things. >> the idea that this is a political crisis but really a personal crisis. nbc's marianna artencio is at a relief k

the reverend jeremiah wright jr. >> when it came to treating the citizens of african decent fair le.ailed. not god bless america. damn america. >> the association with the reverend threatened to derail the obama's under dog campaign. >> whenever we had a tough moment. her approach wouldn't be that's too bad. it's like what do we do to fix it. >> the team decided barack needed to explain himself to the american public. >> barack obama makes the most important speech of his campaign. >> it took place in philadelphia. the subject was race. >> we cannot solve the challenges of our time. unless we solve them together. >> that was a high wire moment. in speaking to michelle afterward she said that was the proudest she had been the entire campaign. >> the speech put the campaign back on track. and helped obama clench the democratic nomination for president. but the victory was over shadowed by a simple gesture. a fist bump. that pushed criticism to a new level. >> when it happened most people throughout the country could relate. and then on fox news. >> a fist bump. a pound? a terrorist fis

. >> jeremiah martinez there. paul, which do the people you represent value more, do you think?dent's stance on this border barrier issue or their paychecks? >> there's no question with this. it clearly is their paychecks and their ability to go to work. you know, the president has talked about the art of the deal. you know what the president needs to do? he needs to learn the art of management. we're clearly in a situation here where we have qualified highly technical federal workers. we represent certainly workers at nasa, immigration judges of all things who are out of work. their concerns are getting back to the workplace, doing the technology and work, serving the american people. >> when the president says he can relate to what these folks are going through, do you buy that? >> no. no. we have a gentleman -- that's a stretch -- anyway, he's born into a lavished background as he was receiving $200,000 as a three-year-old from his father. he has no context with which to deal with this. >> what are you hearing from the people you represent? >> i'm hearing they want to get bac

story of the old testament, the idea that the temple of jerusalem-- this is what the great prophet jeremiah, isaiah, ezekiel and amos were saying, that the temples had to be destroyed, that the people had become so sinful, so poisoned they had to have a reckoning, and in that reckoning, many would die, some of them would be sent into exile. some of them would probably survive the exile. some of them might even find a promised land. douglass took that great story of exodus and all of its parts along the way, and he did what so many americans did, especially african-americans and eddie has written about this, some of the reasons i wanted him to interview me. he took the exodus story and he applied it to his own people, into his own life, and especially to his country. now, it makes him at times, sometimes sort of blood thirsty orator. and makes him difficult to read, with a war -- and words that were not pleasant to say the least. did he what hebrew prophets did in the confounding language of the old testament. he was able to find language at times to express a dilemma, to explain a historica

richard says it's a sensory room where shalia and jeremiah are catching fish.estraint incidents by over 80%, and it's won the school awards. you have got rid of the isolation room, no kids are locked in. you don't strap children into chair, but there are situations where it is very difficult and maybe restrictive practices are needed? very occasionally. we are not dealing with naughty children, we are dealing with young people who are trying to communicate their needs, and it is understanding what their behaviour actually means and what it is saying. so they are not the problem. often as adults we are the problem. charities tell us their evidence is the tip of the iceberg, but there is no way of knowing for sure, because there is no legal obligation for schools to report incidents. the department for education in england told us there is no need for schools to report all restraints to parents or authorities but should consider if staff need training. scotland said restraint should be a last resort and should be carefully monitored. in wales and northern ireland

soft calls from larry king just came castigating out and susan was engaged in her ruminations and jeremiah and oh i am just the poor joan of arc, just being persecuted by this evil person. speaking to you. that was the narrative. i am waiting for larry to do just a little bit of cross examination. weren't you convicted by a jury after three months trial with serious felonies beyond reasonable doubt? not a word. does anyone remember the name conrad black? a canadian having his own issues. the owner ofhe was the daily telegraph in the u.k.. this gathering in london that the united states studies and the final myself sitting next to conrad black. long before he came into any legal peril. he just said how is it going, that sort of thing. making small talk. let me tell you about larry king. i go into my history about larry king just failed to do his job ,s a journalist and conrad unwanted touching here. asked me sort of ken, larry king is doing exactly what he is supposed to be doing. i said no he is not. he does not ask basic questions. tok at the check you wrote yourself to pay your tennis cl

richard says it's a sensory room where shantelle and jeremiah are catching fish.rying to communicate their needs, and it is understanding what their behaviour actually means and what it is saying. so they are not the problem. often as adults we are the problem. charities tell us their evidence is the tip of the iceberg, but there is no way of knowing for sure, because there is no legal obligation for schools to report incidents. the department for education in england told us there is no need for schools to report all restraints to parents or authorities but should consider if staff need training. scotland said restraint should be a last resort and should be carefully monitored. in wales and northern ireland, schools are strongly advised to keep records. as for harry... he is back to himself, laughing and giggling, he loves socialising, being around other people, getting out in the car again. all of the things he had totally regressed from, he's doing again now. the chair isn't used at all? not at all, no, not at all. now we can speak to beth morrison. she has bee

look to the bible in jeremiah 1 and you see the quote, before i formed you in the womb, i knew you. before you were born, i set you apart. i appointed you as a prophet to the nations. end quote. children are known by god when they're in the womb of the mother. it's just that simple. and our great nation has carried respect for life from the very moment of our founding. our forefathers noted we are endowed by our creator with certain inalienable rights. you heard ms. virginia foxx talk about that. life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness is promised to each us in our constitution, in our declaration of independence, not given to us by the constitution or by the declaration, but given to us by almighty god. so long as those babies have a chance to live, they can experience those rights, the right to life, the right to liberty, the right to the pursuit of happiness. everyone hearing my voice has that right and was given that right. shouldn't they be given those same rights? without the right to life, we are a nation without the pursuit of happiness, without liberty. the supreme cour

jeremiah warren, 14. joel cloud, 14. cara deskant13, briana. all from louisiana, a small town of less than 6,000 people. all the children were members of the house of mercy church family traveling together in a van with four other children and three other women on their way to disney world. a tractor-trailer traveling the opposite direction hit their car, crossed the highway, hit their van creating a ball of fire. the drivers of the tractor-trailers died, steve holland of florida and douglas nukema of new mexico. losing five children, such a devastating tragedy for the marksville community, you can hardly imagine the grief and shock gripping everyone who knew them, their neighbors, friends, family, fellow church members. part of descant said i cried so much this morning -- the pastor descant said i cried so much this morning that my tears felt like lava. his granddaughters died. his wife is hospitalized. during a monday night vigil, the pastor spoke to the crowd over the p.a. system by phone from florida. he said i never knew a heart could brea

the legislation jeremiah and i are reintroducing has as its foundation in advisory committee. that would ensure that banks and other businesses have both information and tools so that they can train their employees. do you think if that were in place, it's less likely that your family would have had this horrific experience? what do you think about that as an idea? >> i think that it is an excellent idea. i think that a lot of it depends on the words that are used. i'm sure that if somebody had come up to my father in the bank and said, we are noticing that you're taking out these large amounts of money, can you sit with me a moment so that i can share some information about scams that are targeting people in general, not just seniors. i think if it had been awarded like that my father would have definitely set down and listen. my father is a talker, he loves to talk to people. he would have been very receptive to that type of conversation. >> we are hoping that we can have better training, that is one way to engage in preventative activities. i was struck as well by the langu

very strong black nationalist past and president barack obama who had 20 years with the reverend jeremiah wright, who was a black nationalist and allowed his children to be breached black nationalism, he also went to a church in washington, d.c. that had a black nationalist preacher. i don't understand this double standard. steve king was taken out of context and anybody that doesn't think this is about his views on illegal aliens is fulling themselves -- fooling themselves. this will happen to every senator looking out for american jobs and standing up for this wall in the rule of wall -- rule of law and not allowing illegal aliens to completely take over this country and destroy america. host: that is sue in maryland giving her thoughts on the decision by the house minority eater ship to remove committee assignments from steve king. off of twitter,, this is off of our twitter feed. he says steve king has a record of making such comments. the question is why western iowa keep selecting him. steve king's district is not really part of iowa, it is part of nebraska. those are the ways you c