do you know how much it has been? jeremy paxman: it has not been cut to tens of thousands. we have cut down from outside the european union, that is down by 13% and we closed down about 800 bogus education colleges but inside of the european union. immigration has increased. not least because we've created more jobs in britain and the rest of the european union, put together. the european union economy has been so stagnant people have come here to work. so what we need to do now is keep the economy working but fix the broken welfare system. i am going to make this point if you would let me. there are some key changes i'm going to make. which is that if you come from europe to britain you cannot claim unemployment benefit, if you do not have a job in six months you have to return to the country you came from, you have to work for four years paying into the system before you get the benefits out of the system , and while you are here you cannot send it child benefits home to the family if they are in another country. those changes, key welfare changes will reduce immigration.

comments made my heart sing and the second on the comments of the worse offenders it's up to those jeremy has advocated for the worse companies offender that's probably exxon are you preempted to deinvest from exxon what is reasonable no new investment in fossil fuels could be - >> welcome martha how are you. >> i'm just fine thank you. >> my name is martha hay thorn a retired city worker i'll speaking for local 10 to one i want to support what with my colleagues forced i will free california have been macro it's a an important one we want to speak in favor of level two engagement and like to submit into the record the full text of our march 5 resolution to you the board for the divestment of fossil fuels from our retirement system i will summarize the resolution as follow whereas the burning of informs actually file will continue to cause grave long term after short term impact is to the safety and health of the s f e r f beneficiaries and will put an enormous drain on the public therefore, be it resolved the sf e r s immediately cease any not investments in fossil fuels that includes holdin

people in work than when i became prime minister to -- jeremy paxman: is increasing food banks a market success? prime minister cameron: there has been increasing food bank usage. that's partly because of the difficulties we face as a country. it's also jeremy, because we trained -- because we changed the rules, the previous government did allow job centers to advertise the existence of a bank. that that would be bad pr. i thought i was a wrong decision, a poor decision so we allowed them to point people towards the banks defended them. the big picture is here, is we want to get more people back to face, we've turned the economy around and it's jobs -- jeremy paxman: it's unacceptable in a rich country like ours that there are that number of people depending on free food they. prime minister cameron: obviously i want few people to be using food banks and i want more people to have the security of the job but we have created 1000 jobs for everyday this government has been in office. that's a statistic but behind the statistic are people who are able to provide for their families, who are earning a wage can were able to build a be

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has he continued? he hosts one of the top shows with 350 million viewers and jeremy clarkson has a mega following. within 24 hours of the news of the incident, hundreds of thousands of fans had signed an online petition demanding his reinstatement. the bbc only say that clarkson has been suspended pending an investigation during a fraca with a producer. that means this, the show's most recent episode could turn out to be it's last. >> now returning to america's got talent, not for singing but for science. the science search in washington, a highly coveted award with many of its winners going on to become winnow bell prizeswin nobel prizes. >> the judges pick just 40 students for the final round. jesse's project to find out what triggers the cold weather phenomenon called polar vortex. >> the more you learn, the more connected everything is, it seems i've always been drawn to topics like this. >> another focusing on the maneuver called the flick. >> i wanted to take a scientific approach and see if they were right. >> her conclusion coaches were wrong. and. >> nuclear power and clean energy super c

jeremy clarkson has managed to offend romanians albanians germans, black people, the bbc itself, and most of argentina why has the corporation always kept him on? here are some keys. clarkson has helped top gear become one of the bbc's biggest shows drawing 150 million viewers a week in 200 countries. it earns vast revenues from top gear a brand worth $175 million a year, and jeremy clarkson has a mega following. within 4 hours of 24 hours of the news, petitions have been sign demanding his re instatement. he has been suspended pending investigation with a fraca with a producer, which means that this last episode could turn out to be it's last. >> here is sport. >> thank you very much, lauren. well, we start with the latest on the champions league. they were far too strong for the ukrainian visitors. barren would be put ahead after a goal. the defender was sent off for his challenge, bayern scored six goals to comfortbly move into the last eight. chelsea has just gone ahead to buy extra time. it would put chelsea ahead in the 81st minute. they would equalize, five minutes later they

has crossed the line. and that's why with regret i decided this morning that we will not be renewing jeremy's contract. >> clarkson has a history of trouble at the bbc. he was issued a final warning last year after he was caught reciting a rayist nursery rhyme in front of a camera. still more than a million people around the world signed an online petition supporting clarkson. top gear whether it remains as popular without clarkson, remains to be seen. to many he is the program. rivals to it itv and even netflix here in the u.s. are said to be waiting with open check pooks. >> and that was the end -- checkbooks. >> that was the end of that. >> jeremy clarkson. he was dealt by the bbc that may not be the end of it. police say action may be taken when necessary. >> john terret, thank you. that is it for this broadcast the news continues with antonio mora, next. saudi arabia goes on the offensive in yemen. >> we pray that god almighty will provide support for our soldiers and the brave soldiers of the coalition. >> taking the fight to the houthi rebels. on the run. yemen's president reportedly flees the count

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jeremy clarkson has been suspended by the bbc.ed that he aimed a punch at one of his shows producers. according to several newspapers, "top-tier" is the bbc's top worldwide export. mark: as bloomberg reported yesterday, the new man at the top of credit suisse will be tidjane thiam. let's get more from bloomberg's interview with the man he's replacing, brady dougan. dougan sat down with manus cranny in zurich. they discussed the potential of global universal banking. >> i think the question about the concept of global universal banking is different from what you mentioned. i think for credit suisse, an important issue is, we have an important franchise but it is also fairly focused. it is the high-end of the private bank globally. it is a capital efficient high returning investment banking model. that is far from a universal banking model. i think there's going to the room for a lot of different models. there are going to be some universal banks that actually work and make their business model work. i think that's hard. it probably

jeremy roth has those stories and more in today's hollywood minute. >> jeremy: cate blanchett might be playing a cruel stepmother in disney's cinderella. >> "you shall not go to the ball." >> jeremy: but in real life the actress is overjoyed to be welcoming a new daughter. people reports blanchett and husband andrew upton recently adopted a girl. edith upton is the first daughter for the couple. the pair already have three sons. john stamos returned to the house that helped make him famous. and managed to remain unnoticed. the full house actor posted a picture of himself standing outside the show's now iconic san francisico home. as you can see. fans taking pictures of the house have no idea uncle jesse is standing right behind them. chappie is number one at the box office. the story of a robot that can think and feel made an estimated 13 million dollars in its opening weekend. con artist flick, "focus," fell to number two in its second week. making more than 10 million dollars. british sequel "the second best marigold hotel" came in third with a little over 8 million. for hollywood mi

the show has made the presenter and the bbc a lot of money. but this afternoon, it said in a statement jeremyar" will not be broadcast this sunday. until now, the bbc has stuck by clarkson. last year the crew was forced to flee argentina. then there are the frequent accusations of racism. the derogatory term used in burma found them told off by the broadcaster. then the use of an offensive word. >> i realized in the mumbled versions if you listen carefully with the sound turned up it did appear i used the word i was trying to obscure. i was northmortified by this. it is a word i loathe. >> reporter: clarkson was put on his final warning. >> it just never shuts up. it would drive you mad. >> reporter: the bbc now has to decide what to do with the star and the program, which is one of its biggest money spinners. >> wikipedia founder says the mass surveillance of the nsa is illegal. >> he and other groups have filed a lawsuit to stop the nsa practice of tapping into the hardware that moves internet traffic across the globe. earlier, he told cnn's maggie lake the privacy of internet users is now

jeremy roth has those stories and more in today's hollywood minute. >> jeremy: kanye west shared some big news with fans this weekend! the rapper took to twitter to announce his upcoming album title. posting a diamond-shaped image, with the caption: "so help me god." just as west surprised fans with the announcement,he is also planning to surprise them with the album's release. like winter, the 'game of thrones' season five premiere is coming. and h-b-o doesn't want fans to forget it! the network has released the first official poster for the new season. it shows tyrion lannister standing at the bow of a ship. with one of daenarys targaryan's dragons rising from the mist in front of him. 'game of thrones' season five premieres april 12-th. all eyes were on will smith at the box office this weekend. his crime drama 'focus' took the top spot its debut weekend. 'kingsman: the secret service' came in second. and 'the spongebob movie: sponge out of water' rounded out the top three. for hollywood minute, i'm jeremy roth. >> vicki: the mystery of the exploding i-phone. coming up, what really

has not said whether he'll sign it into law. >>> the host of the hit show "top gear," jeremy clarkson is in hot water yet again. ys the star has been suspended after hitting a producer. >> i think to myself he has one of the best jobs in the world to drive all of these cool cars. what does he have to be mad about? the suspension is just the latest controversy involving clarkson as itv shows us. ♪ >> reporter: on sunday's edition of "top gear," jeremy clarkson of his usual excitable self. >> yes! you're good! >> reporter: the show has made the presenter and the bbc a lot of money. >> it's pretty -- >> reporter: this afternoon it said in a statement following a fracas with a bbc producer jeremy clarkson has been suspended pending an investigation. no one else has been suspended. "the top gear" will not be broadcast this sunday. until now, the bbc has stuck by clarkson. last year "top gear's" crew forced to flee argentina. the presenter seen behind the wheel of a car with a number plates that looked like a reminder of the 1982 faulklands conflict. ♪ >> reporter: then there are the frequent accusations of racism. a

reports. >> reporter: on sunday's edition of "top gear," jeremy clarkson was his usual excitable self. >> yes! you're good! >> reporter: the show has made the presenter and the bbc a lot of money. this afternoon, it said in a statement following a fracas with a bbc producer jeremy clarkson has been suspended pending an investigation. no one else has been suspended. "top gear" will not be broadcast this sunday. until now the bbc has stuck by clarkson. last year "top gear's" you crew was forced to flee argentina. the presenter was seen behind the wheel of a car with a number plate which looked a lot like a reminder of the 1982 faulklands conflict. ♪ >> reporter: then there are the frequent accusations of racism. a derogatory term used in burma which saw "top gear" turned off by the broadcasting regulator. >>ini, meanie -- >> reporter: the use of an offensive word during unbroadcast footage. for that the star issued an explanation. >> i realize that in one of the mumbled versions if you listen carefully with the sound turned right up, it did appear that i actually used the word i was trying to obscure. i was mortified by this horrifie

jeremy byrne has this report. >> reporter: good news doesn't come out of syria very often. in the last few days, the u.n. managed a rare delivery of aid to a palestinian camp in damascus that has been smashed by the war. what makes it so much more cruel is that the end is nowhere in sight. >> i thought that the statistics on syria's descent into hell are shocking but more shocking is that the politicians around the world have given up on solving the syrian crisis. it's really remarkable that after two successive u.n. security council resolutions calling for humanitarian aid for the millions of citizens inside syria, practically no improvement has been achieved in the flow of aid and what's worse, because of the continued fighting, the situation inside the country has got worse. >> reporter: and last year was the worst so far for civilians. the world's most powerful countries have not been able to make their own u.n. resolutions work. but that would have taken the kind of intervention that's been ruled out from the beginning. when i met these rebels from the free syria army

has been a priority. this is one of the things people find problematic. jeremy: if he is looking longer and he has to welcome again. he gets six pounds 75 an hour. he worked between eight and 12 hours a week on average. is that any way to live? prime minister cameron: i want more people to apply -- part-time work. that is what is happening in our economy. it has been difficult. we have had a difficult few years following the longest and deepest recession in our countries history. he created 1.8 9 million new jobs. that is 1000 88 day. the majority of those have been full-time jobs, not part-time. most of them have been in relatively well-paid occupations only one in 50 jobs is a zero contract and some people choose those that do and want to hire minimum-wage coming to us and we have seen it increase above inflation for the first time in many years and i want to see that go through. we have seen the minimum wage increase now above inflation. we've taken the lowest paid people in the country out of the tax altogether so we can earn 10,000. but before you start pay

. >>> the bbc has suspended one of its highest profile television presenters "top gear" host jeremy clarksonfter he alleged ly tried to hit one of the show's producers and will not be aired in the uk. a petition has been signed calling for him to be reinstated. first, sara corker reports. >> reporter: outspoken and often on the edge that's part of jeremy clark's appeal attracting millions of viewers around the world. a presenter arrived at his london home last night, facing a new controversy, suspended for allegedly hitting a producer last week. that means the next two episodes of "top gear" will not now be broadcast and understood a third and final episode is unlikely to be transmitted. >> the bbc has a dilemma. nobody in the end can ignore bbc guidelines. that said this is a very popular program, one of bbc 2's most popular entertainment program and would be loathe to lose it. >> reporter: he was giving final warnings last year after claims he used a racist term. >> please be assured i did everything in my power to not use that word. as i'm sitting here begging your forgiveness for the fac

that group has gotten help from a former barack obama campaign official jeremy bird and has been partnering with a sort of international nonprofit group that got money from the state department a couple of years ago to promote the two-state solution. so if you lump it all together and fast and loose with the facts, you suddenly have the idea that american government money and obama election officials are out to bring netanyahu down. the facts that i have seen don't bear that out. maybe he's talking about something else i'm not clear on. but again that is a powerful argument for israeli nationalists and the israeli right and the people who netanyahu seem to think will save his bacon. >> so michael we've hit on some of the big issues for israeli voters the cost of living and the palestinian issue. but there is also iran. netanyahu said nobody can stand up to iran like he can and this week iran brought up the letter with secretary kerry two times and senator cruz was here this morning and this is what he said. >> i think this deal that is being negotiated by the obama administration is profoun

meanwhile bird elected not to place the franchise tag on wide receiver jeremy maclin. the club hase exclusively with him. maclin had career highs in yardage and receptions last season. >>> to the hardwood sixers have waved mcgee, the center will be paid the remained are of his 11.25 million-dollar salary this season and 12 million he is owed in 2016. mcgee came over from denver along with the protect 20,151st round pick from oklahoma city. we will be right back with more news. >>> we will continue to follow breaking news this three alarm fire raging at a sheet metal plant in montgomery county, chopper three is their life over trico metal products on the 23 hundred block of wyondotte road in upper moreland. this is just south of the pennsylvania pennsylvania turnpike. police say no one was in the building when these flames erupted shortly after 5:00. we will of course have much more on this coming up on "eyewitness news" at the ten and 11:00 o'clock. >>> thanks for watching "eyewitness news" at 6:00 we are back at ten on the cw philly and we are back here on cbs-3 at 11:00. >>> stay

"bbc news." >>> just in jeremy clarkson's co-presenter, james may, has been speaking outside his home don't have anything to say about jeremy other than what is in the statement. >> reporter: do you think jeremy clarkson is innocent? >> of what? >> reporter: of punching a producer? >> no. i think he's involved in a dust-up and not that serious. that's all i have to say. >> reporter: were you there when it happened? >> no. >> reporter: was it over dinner? >> yes. >>> two vans have been hijacked carrying millions of jewels they threw the drivers out before driving off with the jewelry. the two vans were later found burned in a forest nearby. a short while ago i spoke to bbc lisa williamson in paris. she said a lot of planning seemed to have gone into the robbery. >> reporter: we don't know much about it but the sources are assessing its. they said the thieves seems to know what time the vans were due to make their deliveries and what time they were due to pass through the tollbooth and lying in wait for them. it also seems to be a fairly controlled operation. no one was injured, we're t

the bbc has dropped jeremy clarkson after an incident with a producer. is there a top opportunity?inks so and he joins us to join -- to tell us why. first question, if the bbc was a stock, would you press the sell button? >> it is bad publicity. one is the potential future revenue loss and, at the moment they can use the old shows. it will not be a major effect. the second thing is the wide adverse public reaction to what is happening. there is over one million signatures to a petition to ask the bbc not to sack clarkson. you think about the households and the people who are paying do not think it is a good long-term move. it may not so much be clarkson. it is going to be renewed public criticism over the bbc as an institution. putting it in a wider context it goes down to the daily telegraph readers and what implications it has with the broader charter coming up next year. jonathan: you think the destination he could end up at is itv. >> absolutely. for clarkson, the whole thing is exposure. you can see spinoff shows and from exposure standpoint and you can see advertisers would b

. >> now the show is off the air because its host jeremy clarkson has been . >> what better way to deliver a message than driving a tank through central london right up to the steps of the bbc. at the helm was a man dressed as the enigmatic driver delivering the strong petition calling for the show's top star jeremy clarkson to be reinstated. it was pulled off the air because he was pulled off the show for allegedly pun ping a producer and calling him nasty names for failing to provide a hot steak dinner. but this isn't any show. top gear is the rolls-royce of the bbc seen by viewers including bbc america. it's also a gold mean with spin-offs and merchandising and estimated $1.5 billion franchise. the show and its controversial star were profiled by "60 minutes" steve kroft in 2010. >> i mean you said some pretty outrageous things. all bmws are driven by people unphysically fit to drive, as powerful as an electric razor. >> clarkson was already on final notice after previous scandals including apparent racist remarks he made. at charity dinner this week he suggested his employment status w

. >> now the show is off the air because its host jeremy clarkson has been . >> what better way to deliver a message than driving a tank through central london right up to the steps of the bbc. at the helm was a man dressed as the enigmatic driver delivering the strong petition calling for the show's top star jeremy clarkson to be reinstated. it was pulled off the air because he was pulled off the show for allegedly pun ping a producer and calling him nasty names for failing to provide a hot steak dinner. but this isn't any show. top gear is powerful as an electric razor. >> clarkson was already on final notice after previous scandals including apparent racist remarks he made. at charity dinner this week he suggested his employment status was up the in air. >> i don't know what i did with the last -- >> his co-stars like james may have reportedly refused to do the show without him. >> it's all getting a bit ridiculous. >> what do you know happened? >> i breaks. >> speed is great. speed works. where would we be as a species without speed. >> in his weekly newspaper column this morning clark

jeremy at stanford university has written a lot about virtual reality.hat games are not the best use of the technology. that you just get exhausted by the bombardment of the 3d experiment that virtual reality provides. obviously you think differently. dr. marks: when you are in virtual reality, it feels like you are somewhere else. the more realistic the place is the less you are overwhelmed because it feels like you are just some place. cory: you are chasing zombies through an abandoned mine. it is not real. so you are saying that experience is not exhausting but that the real experience of that would be exhausting. dr. marks: you can make it as exhausting as you choose. you could have an experience which is completely exhausting but you can kind of ramp that back. and we are seeing in virtual reality especially perhaps more traditional games -- it is not just about running through as fast as you can get through. it is more about enjoying the space where you are. so a lot of the ambiance is really important, more in virtual reality than in a traditional

>> his tv show has made him famous around the world. now jeremylarkson's career hangs in the balance has after he allegedly hit a producer. he is no stranger to controversy, and he may have run out of chances. >> geremi clarkson, the host of the bbc motoring show clarkson's suspension for punching his producer puts his program's future and his own in future. >> specifically it would almost have a detrimental affect because he is the show. it's hard to see that they would be able to replicate the show in its current form without him. they could maybe relaunch it, but it would not be quite the same show, and it's hard to imagine it would have the same popularity. >> clarkson was given a final warning after his alleged use of a racial slur in leaked footage. it propertied an apology on twitter. >> it's a word i loathe. >> clarkson caused riots in argentina with this porch with a number plate thought to refer to the falklands wars. he has managed to offend germans,many people. >> the bbc earns vast revenues from "toprevenues from top gear, a brand tho

geoff mosher has confirmed jeremy maclin will rejoin the chiefs. the heels of his first pro bowl season where he rack upped more than 1300 yards. maclin tore his acl prior to the 2013 deal but signed a one-year deal last season. so last season it was desean jackson departing. this year it is jeremy maclin. the biggest addition byron maxwell who told espn he will sign with the eagles on tuesday. the contract is reportedly worth $63 million over six years. maxwell was considered the best corner available in free agency and was the starter of the seahawks famed leejd of boom secondary. meanwhile, frank gore has been tabbed to replace lesean mccoy. the pro bowler sign with the eagles on tuesday. his deal a three-year contract that guarantees him $7.5 million in the first two years. he is a perren yell rusher but will turn 32 in may. the eagles have also reportedly resigned mark sanchez. he started eight games last season. meanwhile, lesean mccoy will get a new contract with the bills. a five-year packed with $16 million guaranteed. shady sent out this

the pre- minister has been interviewed by jeremy and notice -- now it is the turn of the studio audience put their questions to him. without further a do, prime minister here we go. , let's start with matthew. matthew: what do you think are ed miliband's best qualities? prime minister cameron: that's a tough question to start. [laughter] prime minister cameron: prime minister, in a few months. i will be 79. i remain proactive in the community. i am passionate about the provision of care for the elderly and i feel that we should be treated with dignity and respect. would you, prime minister, consider it appropriate to appoint a cabinet minister for older people, one who would show empathy with older people? mr. cameron: thank you for your advocacy of these issues that do really matter. providing dignity and security in an old age after a full working life is something we need to do. the benefits will continue for everyone. i asked this question the other day, should we have a dedicated older persons representative? i will think about it but i am worried on this basis. i don't want older p

. >> ifill: we'll talk about it more tomorrow evening once we know what benjamin netanyahu has to say. jeremymi and david harris, thank you both very much. the voters were seen as cutting edge to reduce partisanship hat resulted in safe seats for the incumbents to the party in power and reduced the number of truly competitive election districts. >> brown: but the state legislature said, no you've gone too far and that's how we ended up in court? >> yes, absolutely again. the issue before the court is whether voters acting through an initiative are really acting as a legislature within the meaning of that word "legislature" in the constitution. >> brown: all right. we've got that clause because the argument is, as often, right, it's about a word or a clause. >> yes. >> brown: this is the election clause from the constitution. let's put that up. >> okay. >> brown: tell us about what happened here how that played into the argument today. >> former solicitor general paul clement was representing the arizona state legislature and he said that word "legislature" has always been meant to be a repres

the prime minister has been interviewed by jeremy and notice -- now it is the turn of the studio audience put their questions to him. there is matthew. let's have your question matthew. matthew: mr. miliband. mr. miliband -- prime minister cameron: we disagree with each other sometimes passionately, rather noisily, but we all believe in public service and trying to do the right thing for our country. one thing i admire about ed, when we had to take difficult decisions of sending forces in to try to defeat isil, the murderous death cult in iraq, he stepped up and said, yes, this is the right thing to do, david. that's vote together in the house of commons. i remember he called me dodgy and we took my kids, in they said if they said that in school, he would not be so good, but there is a point to it. it is a time of the week where the prime minister has to address the issues, and it does make the government accountable to parliament in a way where things will change pretty quickly. we do not always behave as well as we should. ms. burley let's bring in bridget. bridget: i am a retired profe

. >>> yet another eagle has left the nest during the off season. jeremy maclin will reunite with andy reid and sign with the chiefs. he set career high for 85 catches for 1,318 yards. he was eagles the top receiver after the team lost lesean mccoy. coach reid drafted him out of missouri in 2009. there are several moves on offense and defense we'll tell you about them in the next half-hour. >> you're telling us about warming trend. >> reporter: nice numbers coming up in the. storm tracker 6 live double scan shows we have precipitation north of philadelphia. it's creeping toward the city. while it's highlighted in green you do see blue, there's concern that as spotty as it is it's hitting the surface and is freezing up briefly. if you see roads that are on the wet side slow it down in case they are freezing. same thing goes in case you get a spritz on your windshield. as we look outside we have cloudy skies to start out. there's the ben franklin bridge and beneath it we're good to go on i-95. temperatures are 35 degrees, don't be fooled there are neighbors

. >>> actor writer and producer jeremy sisto has been in shows like "six feet under" and most recentlying traumatic happens our brain blocks it out as a defense mechanism, as a way of protecting ourselves. the memories usually return once we're more equipped to deal with them. >> so that's crashed and now i have amnesia. >> it's more complicated than that. >> it's always more complicated. >> always more complicated. >> the psychologist voice on there. >> that's right. >> we like that. >> he's a strange character. he's kind of -- he's probably kind of a weird guy to hang out with. he's very calm and collected but you kind of wonder if the personality he's putting on a thought-out and performed or is it's really him. >> when these people come back from the dead, they come back as like a real person not the weird, creepy zombie -- >> and having no memory. >> same clothes. >> same clothes and they haven't aged at all. for them, it's been like no time has asked. >> so the friends and family are seeing them and freaking out. >> and they've moved on. each character that's lost a loved one is

moving to the fourth quarter toronto has extended the lead to nine. jeremy grant working boards. then they pull sixers within seven. no kyle lowery for raptors. derosen picks up the slack. back door opened, he scores a game high 35 points, the sixers lose 114-103. >>> eagles have decided not to use franchise tag on jer mist maclin. that means the receiver will hit the open market neck week if the two side cannot come up with a new contract. eagles do sign former packers inside linebacker brad generals to a two year contract. he is 6-foot four, 242-pound. six year veteran was a starter in green bay before he was demoted this past season. he was released last month. jones also played on special teams. >>> still a ahead a phillies star likely won't be playing in any spring training games anytime soon. villanova gets good news news that might help with the ncaa tournament comes around phillies will open up grapefruit play tomorrow against yankees. the chase utley will not play for the next week or so. he is still dealing with the sprained ankle he suffered in mid-july. >>> college ba

questioning his decision this would not be good if he changes his mind along with jeremy maclin now gone as well. >>> cliff lee has been on his rehab program and throwing since last december after his elbow injury last season kept him out most of the season. the thursday he pitched for the the first time in a game and then next game he felt tenderness and swelling. he had an mri which showed some irritation. he has had one doctor look at the mri. now doctor james andrews will look at it this week but lee doesn't sound too optimistic. >> basically if i have a surgery this season will be done and probably my career, i don't know. >> that is sports in a minute. i'm howard eskin. >>> cliff lee, that is too bad. great guy, great pitcher. but why is frank gore out of the 49ers, why did he change his mind yesterday afternoon. >> there has been so much going on i keep checking my phone, who we will get to day. >> we will just to have wait until 4:01. he could still be coming here. >> does that mean jeremy maclin might stay. >> is there a remote possibility of that because none of the reports have been right. coach has bee

has a case to make. katty: with me now to discuss the speech and the reaction, i am joined by jeremy bowen. thank you for coming. does this help netanyahu? >> israeli polls are too close to call. it may, among his base certainly. he looks like he has gone to america and they are applauding yelling, and clapping for him. on the other side, here is the man that is alienating the president of the most important ally we have and he is making israel more isolated. that cannot be good for the country. katty: was this an affront? >> he pushed every button. i cannot think of any other assembly in the world that netanyahu could have gone to and got in a reception like that. there was an appeal to the president and that was before he started speaking. he had them up and down and the republicans who love netanyahu would have come away and loved him even more. those who thought it was strong they disagree. >> what are the dangers of alienating obama? >> is calculation is that the relationship is deep-rooted and he cannot really damage it. i think he is right. i think the relationship is as close as it c

has changed. the late, great jeremy russell who is the great advocate for that'll field preservation, and as many of you know what often argue against the complexities of these stories. he said, it was his view, but it applies to the centennial time this nation's future and survival rests on all americans having a shared experience, a shared understanding of american history, a shared language, and a shared culture, culture that unites us, not when the divides us. common understanding and a single memory. the obvious question is whose memory? white southerners? northern abolitionists? was it emancipated slaves? whose memory do we take? of course, prior to the centennial, that was an easy question. because history to some degree always reflects those who possess or are in power. since the end of the sesquicentennial, since the beginning of the centennial, the dynamics of our political conversation, the dynamics of power within our society have changed dramatically. women's rights movement, you will hear a great do more about civilians than you ever did before. i think most of us are glad for that.

if this is based on not signing jeremy maclin, as usual screaming a. hasclue and never notice what's going on. the eagles wanted maclin but played around too long and maclin felt dee respected when the eagles signed the other free agents first. let's look at the facts. this is what it really comes down to. the eagles last draft five of the seven players were african-american. two of the free agents signed are african-american. seven assistant coaches on the staff are african-american and they have not heard as he says the brothers on the street talking about this. it's racist and it's racist by this attention grabber. screaming a. is like a little spoiled kid who just looks for attention. he has gone down this racist road before. and the biggest problem is we give him attention. rather than ignore him. and when does the statute of limitations end on the riley cooper incident. it just brings himly cooper he goes down that road. that was close to two years ago. it becomes an easy fall back to get into racism. why, oh, why do with give this moron screaming a.

if this is based on not signing jeremy maclin, as usual screaming a has no clue and never really knows what's going on. the eagles wanted maclin. but played around too much and maclin felt disrespected when the eagles sign the other free agents. but let's look at the facts. the eagles last draft five of the seven players were african-american. two of the free agents signed are african-american. several assistant coaches on the eagles staff are african-american. and i have not heard as he says the brothers on the street talking about this as we just heard. screaming amount is like the little spoiled kid who just looks for attention. and the biggest problem is, we give it to him rather than ignore him. and when does the statute of limitations end on the riley cooper incident? that was close to two years ago. it becomes an easy fall back to get into racism. why owe why do we give this moron screaming a. smith any attention? and by the way the eagles signed another african-american free agent this afternoon. that will be coming up in sports. guys. >> howard, thanks. >>> we'll look forward

the prime minister has been interviewed by jeremy paxton and now it is time for the studio audience tout their questions to him. let's start with matthew. let's have your question. >> what do you think is ed milliband's best office? >> guest: thank you for the question. all of us put ourself foreword to actually believe in serving the public and trying to do the right thing. we disagree with each other sometimes passionately, sometimes noise of the but we all believe in public service and trying to do the right thing for our country. one thing i admire about ed milliband is when we had to take difficult decisions about sending british forces in to help with others to try to defeat isil in iraq he stepped forward and said yes, this is the right thing to do, let's do that together and vote together in the house of commons. >> host: you called him despicable. >> guest: sometimes in the house of commons we use phrases that are a bit over the top. i remember the same day he called me something else. i.t. took my children yesterday's, 9 and 11 and they said if we were like that at school it

the bbc has suspended one of its most high-profile television presenters. jeremy clarkson halloween -- with the producer of top gear. he had been on a warning over a row whether he had used a racist word last year. >> he is one of tvs best-known presenters. his irreverent style attracting millions of viewers in the u.k. and around the world. today, the long-standing top gear host was suspended. the bbc confirmed the news in a statement saying, following the argument with the bbc producer jeremy clarkson is suspended pending an investigation. top gear will not be broadcast this sunday. top gear and the bbc have had a difficult past. the show's popularity is how quickly it comes to the lines of acceptability. its controversial nature is the reason it attracts huge audiences. this is now about jeremy clarkson and the top gear production team. he is already a controversial figure to the bbc. in july of last year the broadcasting regulator broke regulations when jeremy clarkson used a racial slur. >> ordinarily, i don't respond to newspaper allegations, but on this occ

commissioner president fong and commissioner wu and commissioners jeremy paul for the project sponsor i first want to thank michael smith has done a lot of work unfortunate he see out sick we worked closely on the development of that project as it comes before you i'm going to go to the overhead and show you a few slides and talk about what has happened we're proposing a new routine raunt addition and four 45 units this is the aerial from 2008 and this is current the yellow mark is the current location we're building a horizon extension that going up 3 floors in the portion at the rear so we're able to add two additional dwelling units a transit corridor we're taking down two bedroom unit and the project architect offices up the street will be up to explain the details in a minute i want to walk you through the basics the bar was a problem in this neighborhood i've met with the neighbors had he heard the same store over and over the patrons use the rear yard the doors and window were left open and self-reliant noise often litter and people being route i didn't and you public urination we've taken the step to include a full