i agree with jillian, they need to stop being jd factories. when we went to law school, law schools cost a third of what they cost now in real adjusted terms and public law schools cost a 10th of what they do now. >> i'm sorry i got to cut the conversation off here we're out of time, thanks to the guests for a great conversation. until next time woj an waj and i will see you online. >> protesters charge police barricades in kiev's central square. [ ♪ music ] >> it's the world news from al jazeera live from doha. >> libya elects a constitutional assembly. the democratic process under threat from militia. >> the trial of journalists in egypt is set to start soon. >> the government strikes a

i agree with jillian, they need to stop being jd factories. when we went to law school, law schools cost a third of what they cost now in real adjusted terms and public law schools cost a 10th of what they do now. >> i'm sorry i got to cut the conversation off here we're out of time, thanks to the guests for a great conversation. until next time woj an waj and l see you online. >> good evening everyone. welcome to al jazeera america. i'm john siegenthaler in new york. ready to negotiate. both sides in ukraine say they are prepared to talk but the fires are still burning in kiev as world leaders express their concerns. >> there will be consequences if people step over the line. >> obama's message to the ukraine government about dealing with peaceful protestors. >>> lone survivor. a girl found days after massacre

and he said, "oh, i think it's, jillian?" and i said "dad? gypsy jillian willis?"now mom was worried you were having an affair with her and you are not to bring her in the home." >> reporter: but martin would not be deterred. he calls a family meeting. >> and he said, "there is going to be, uh, an interview for a nanny. and there was only one candidate and that was gypsy. >> gypsy. >> reporter: imagine that. >> yeah. >> and she got the job. >> she didn't cook, she didn't clean, she didn't take care of the children in any way. >> reporter: why did you move into the home? >> martin told me that he needed help with his younger children. >> reporter: were you still sleeping with him? >> i was. >> reporter: so, were you the nanny or were you the girlfriend? >> i moved in to help with the kids. when we had opportunity, i still slept with him. >> reporter: so you were both? >> if you want to look at it like that. >> reporter: but martin's daughters didn't like the look of that one bit. >> she walked into the house like she owned the place. and then when i questioned my da

i agree with jillian.she and i went to law school, private law schools cost a third of what they cost now. >> sounds like the priority is getting the tuition down. i'm sorry i have to cut the conversation off here, because we are out of time. but thanks to all of our guests for a great discussion. until next time, waj and i will see you online. hello, welcome to the al jazeera news hour. the top stories. >> many more dead and injured as police use live ammunition against protestors they say are al armed. and violence spreads outside of the capitol with attacks on security forces. in the rest of the country. detaped journalists report in cairo and deny all

jillian is turning one years old, awe. >> zoo keepers will present jillian and her mom with a giant ice treat in the shape of a cup cake. people are being encouraged to bring her a birthday card. >> awe. happy birthday. >> happy birthday. >>> coming up next o in our 5:00 hour, we have that breaking news in san jose, a s.w.a.t. team surrounded a home, we understand a man has barricaded himself inside that home, this is a live look at the scene, ktvu's reporter just arrived on scene, we'll have more on the evacuations underway in that neighborhood. >>> new safety plan on san francisco's busy sunset boulevard following the death of a pedestrian. the changes one group is calling for that could have a drastic effect on traffic. >>> good morning, we are looking at some problems now on the commute as we look at interstate 880, this looks good, but there's a new crash reported in the south bay, we'll tell you about that straight ahead. >>> some of the rain totals exceeded a foot. are we done or is there more on the way? what about more rain? >>> we're live in san jose where residents have been

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jillian, there are atms at these weed shops in colorado?e sure are within the first month of legalization at more than 60 times i found people withdrawing cash benefits. now, it's impossible to know how much of that money actually went to weed, but i sure it sure points out potential for abuse. >> is there any -- okay, so what percentage overall the food stamp benefits for colorado, we figured thatwe talr something less? is it, you know, i mean it's appalling the number that i did read, but, i mean, any of it might be appalling. do you have any sense of the numbers? the magnitude? >> yeah, well i mean it's only about 60 out of more than 42,000 transactions. i think the point here is not how many or how few. it's that it is happening at all. i mean really welfare money is not intended for marijuana. and the fact that people can go and withdraw cash benefits at marijuana shops is just incomprehensible. >> is colorado, are the politicians in colorado, are they least bit distressed by this? any attention on this at all. >> there have been. ther

nice to see you back, jillian. who is this 1/2 divart and what was she convicted of?e was a member of the popular front for the liberation of pal -- palestine. she immigrated to chicago. but before that israel had convicted her for her role in a bombing. what basically happened was that this particular terrorist group sneaked a bomb in a box of candy into a grocery store in 1969 it blew up. it was convicted and spent 10 years in prison and immigrated to the u.s. and became an obamacare navigator. >> how did she? there was no problem with her getting into the united states? i understand she has actually become american citizen. >> that's right. she is being indicted right now. they say she lied on her application. and she seems to lose her citizenship. she may spend 10 years in a u.s. prison before that. i think it's significant national security risk and it's also a significant risk to anybody that's signing up for obamacare in illinois. it's incomprehensible that someone with in record would be there. >> isn't illinois one of the states that does background checks on

jillian, how upset were you that you were not cast in the music video? >> i cried. you know.pped meals. no,i don't. that's a lie. throw up. >> of course. i think he's great. i think he's a great performer. kids these days just protesting everything, and i say kids like i wasn't just in college. but still, they need to fight for -- if you're going to fight injustices, pick something else. >> what did you say? >> can i sit by someone else? i need a moment. >> you don't find him irresistably attractive? >> no. you're great. >> i smell the sincerity. is this the kind of thing students should be engaged in? i like it because it keeps him out of real action. >> this is where we're going to take the stand on robin thicke, not p. diddy? let me quote some lyrics from rick brown. when you scream, i need to pull your body closer. let me sex you pretty girl. no is not an option, i'm going to take what's mine. >> you have become an old person. >> i've got the glasses on. >> i actually saw him on the factor right now. i really do. >> off the subject, that ticks me off about this is it's ab

jillian i'm going to go to you with this -- >> good. >> you teach at usc, andrew was a usc grad.hinking about the consequence, this might lead to a shrinking lawyer pool, what are the consequences that will have on society, big firms? let's map this out here. >> yeah, one of your tweets actually started down the right path. you have got to think about the mismatch in demand and where are people needed. i think the major problem we're facing -- because we're facing this amazing paradox. there is tremendous demand for legal help. there is tremendous demand in the corporate sector, in a more global complex fast-moving world, there is lots of need for legal work, and then at the other end of the scale, the ordinary person, the small business, 90% of people showing up in in a court for family or eviction or collection foreclosure and so on, they are unrepresented. so there is this big mismatch. you have tremendous demand, but what the law schools are producing is not feeding that demand, and i think that's where we really need to focus. i think it -- it's terrible, the situation that

you can see on the face of bob harper and jillian michael, they were shocked.e impressed but i think you can tell they're reconciling this going maybe too much. social media is going nuts with this. >> too much too fast. >> yeah. yeah. >> guys, we had these big winter sto storms going across the country. in 9 1/2 months us will hear about the baby boom story. is there truth to this? there are more people born -- that little blue highlighted area are born in august, september, october. there are more people born in those months. >> it's true. >> cabin fever. >> we'll see how it plays out. >> "way too early" starts right now. >>> you know, there's an old expression in my neighborhood, you go home with them that brung you to the dance. i was saying that, i told my staff i was going to say that, they're much younger, they say don't you want to dance with those that brought you to the dance? i said why? taking them home has a concentrati concentration. i said not when i was younger. that's a different story. like i said to my granddaughter, i said sounds like a brok

tv for broadcasting today's hearing, specifically jennifer low and bill jillian. so, madam clerk, will you please call item number 1? >> item number 1 is an ordinance amending the environment code to restrict the sale or distribution on city property of drinking water in plastic bottles of 21 ounces or less, set city policy to increase the availability of drinking water in public areas, and bar the use of city funds to purchase bottled water, and making environmental findings. ~ water. >> and, supervisor chiu is the author of item number 1. supervisor chiu. >> colleagues, thank you. thank you, colleagues. i very much appreciate your consideration of our legislation to hopefully [speaker not understood] plastic water bottles on city property. in recent months as we've all seen the extreme water conditions and drought in our country, in our world, the need to combat global warming cannot be more urgent. as our city has led the fight for the environment, we need to be a leader to our addiction in plastic bottled water. our world was not addicted to plastic bottled wa

trafficking going on one of the recent examples of success would be down and show you where these jillian's customs agency found out that drugs were being imported into a stroller and clearly there were being used for sport for sporting purposes that nobody was happy with so it's that kind of thing we are not a police force looking at individual trainers sort of individual athletes we try to find out whether there are circumstances that would make cheating easier once we knew it then becomes possible to take some action then take a short break now when we're back with sarah gregory to a member of the i.o.c. it had of the world anti-doping agency to talk about the mix of sports and politics in the olympics not meant stay with us. there's a saying when you're in the arctic you have the entire world at your feet. she looks like a fairly simple shit but really she's not simple little handful of people have access to the nuclear icebreakers the real king here isn't the polar bear and ice breakers come second not a single complex expedition to the arctic can be conducted with the russian nuclear

jillian scolding of commons with aunt ann holmes forceful face is where you least expect them to be on either styles a striking feature in the streets of riga. at the end of the nineteenth century industrial that the nation. still the city's medieval times it's just too late to make way for the architects inspired by the german and belgian club weeks. he was to be a match and is a landscape of the mtn capsule monday in front of us this is a project of very famous because architect many fail isn't enough to serve mostly topix to do with that nature. as you can see here. several tools sphinx is guiding the building yet this means our flats today but for the beginning of the twentieth century actually in this building was first private maternity hospital. yet some of its architectural heritage crumble. latvian independence in nineteen ninety. restoring historical buildings was not told that the agenda. it was any in nineteen ninety seven when the next day recognized its cultural value. we consulted sprucing up some of its hidden gem in the very old building about men that the momentum of

now christine least not the same attacks against jillian assigned for publishing leaked document on his website wiki weeks i covered the grammy winning travel extensively in there and this was one of the issues that came into play what similarities do you see krista not between the two cases the human room in the woods. i tend to toulouse to blue to green when we gaze into the eu does the case against him. i mean as you can effectively was on hand to basically the crew created a slew of winter leagues the untried cooler and increasing the skills to open in nineteen seventeen of us. he has as its own. and let them forget that the media investigation into when he expanded into the restaurant is still ongoing. it has been going on for now he is the secret and your instant operation in the west virginia. and of course uses of intimidation and against your listing and against the virtues. and we have seen this estimate the next extremely serious and he's there. this is something that all who have to take and took on that finally stand together and then push back against it. i now love my gri

sean and jillian attached at that. and the committee member for security in their own that did you not just good to hear stories of ordinary people who have been. and so let down by two systems not just a hostage in court the state to seize land the colt was anchored in good ol' play me home on ten this north section of the chief medical officer at all. just a situation like this i'm rather happy for tips. it is about six years there should be a mechanism there that triggers an independent inquiry. when the minister for health said he believed the quilt would be carrying out an investigation of the vehicle and equipment to a theory of value. in the crib hoping to benefit hope to see in most reports on his report looked at all relevant issues raised by the family's health committee also mention private today to discuss peace and wonder if she's wheezing pretty a very concerned about the condition of magic the maternal care and in no country in rio. it is a programmable after easter. more on sequential wanted to see it t

when it comes to trimming the waistline of america, jillian michaels has been on the front line, havingd wellness empire including cable tv shows, endorsements, and new york times bestsellers. she joins us now from los angeles. welcome. >> thank you very much. >> you are about to embark on a speaking tour across the country. what are you going to tell audiences about reversing the obesity echoed -- epidemic? >> honestly, the show is not actually about building a better body, it is about holding a better life. when i view our physical health i see it as a platform for us to build our life on top of. when you are strong physically, you are strong in every facet of your life. fitness and health are simply a function and tool to help you feel empowered. it is about looking at the big picture. >> it needs to start early, does it not? we saw these encouraging numbers amongst the young. we have a report today that to ride obama is trying schools across america of logos related to junk food. how important is policy like that were our schools, do you think? >> honestly? i think it is potentially

this is about jillian street exit the connection moving smoothly at this hour. back with more on abc7 news at 4: ♪ turn around ♪ every now and then i get a little bit hungry ♪ ♪ and there's nothing really good around ♪ ♪ turn around ♪ every now and then i get a little bit tired ♪ ♪ of living off the taste of the air ♪ ♪ turn around, barry ♪ finally, i have a manly chocolatey snack ♪ ♪ and fiber so my wife won't give me any more flack ♪ ♪ i finally found the right snack ♪ ♪ >> if that is a man snoring and surveillance video from a home in passa deana. those are the residents senatoring while a burglar is stealing beside them the family installed a camera. the video taken on the 19th. you can see emptying pants pockets trying to sneak from room to room. the family reminds neighbors to be vigilant. an investigation is ongoing. rather bold thief there. >> very bold. >> say goodbye to milk mustache. after 20 years, the milk processor program says it needed a new hook to help declining sales. the new ad have tag line milk life. the campaign features ordinary people, h

jillian is investigating this for the national view. she joins us.ice to have you back. >> thank you for having me. >> what's going on with the union in philly? >> it's an interesting story. i have been following it for a year. it's not just this union. the construction unions -- they have used vandalism, harassment and forced contractors and builders into hiring workers. a couple members of the iron workers got caught for it. the federal government is prosecutoring them as a syndicate. >> how did they get caught? facts underlining what they got caught doing? >> there are a lot of signs. i think the one that tipped it was there was an act of vandalism days before christmas in 2012 where basically union workers went to a quaker meeting house under construction. they went with an open contractor and allegedly used a blow torch to target the pressure points of the building and caused more than $500,000 worth of damage. that really upset people. who messes with the quakers? >> is this union members or is this the union? >> well, they are investigating th

jillian michaels and bob harper, the pair took to facebook saying, we're not comfortable commenting onunity to work with her at any point. any questions about the contestant about "the biggest loser" should be directed to the show's producers. and frederickson tells access hollywood she's never been more proud. >> now it is not a number, just a life. i just feel alive. >> reporter: juju chang, abc news, new york. >> incredible. i guess all of the weight loss wasn't on the show. she left the ranch three months ago and since then dropped another 45 pounds, we're hearing. >> if you look at her, she looks like a different person. everyone is wondering what she was eating. it says 1600 calories a day and five small meals and also three or four classes a day at the gym. >> that's a lot. that's what she was doing in the three months since leaving and turning up for the finale. three or four classes a day. my goodness. that's a lot of time. >> she looks unrecognizable. >> a completely different person, right. >> completely different person. >>> when we come back, changing of the guard in late

joining me, jillian, writes for national review, independent women's forum.ood to see you. >> thanks for having me. >> what did you find in your research. >> 30,000 ebt transactions in colorado. we know 64 of them occurred at marijuana shops, places you can buy marijuana. people are basically taking out cash benefits. while we don't know how much of that went to weed, we do know there's a potential for abuse. >> some of these stores actually sell more than pot. they sell groceries. so you don't know exactly what the money may have been used for. >> we don't. it is cash benefits you could potentially withdraw some of it at an atm in a marijuana store and go elsewhere and spend it. what's interesting is already in colorado you're not allowed to use ebt at ligger stores, bars, casinos, but marijuana stores, since they are new, is a gray area, something that hasn't been addressed of it's a huge potential for abuse. >> republicans in colorado did try to address this but they lost out. democrats voted against them on this. do you think there will be any kind of new

jillian and bob commented on their facebook page.e weren't her trainers and didn't work with her at any point. the trainer did talk, but i think right after the show, and he said basically, he tried not to look at one slice of the journey and come to a broad conclusion. her journey to good health has not yet ended. a lot of people are weighing in and saying you have to be careful. sometimes with the weight loss, you can be too extreme. >> she looks great, but has she gone too far. >> she talked about it yesterday. i saw her on access live. and she did say that she feels like she is healthy now. this is the person she was always meant to be. >> i have never weighed 105 pounds. i went from third grade, 55, straight to 135. >> the last time i weighed 105 pounds was college. >> never quite hit that number on the scale. but that's okay. >> it's very thin for -- i'm 5'5", i'm average, healthy. >> you look good. so -- >> makes you think. i think she looks great. she is very thin. >> she is. >> seeing that when the reveal when she's standing

here is jillian. what exactly were they doing here?to completely corner they allegedly went to toys "r" us where they were using contractors. beat someone with a baseball bat. >> physically assaulted. stuart: this is a pr disaster for the union movement. they used the word dog. this is exactly what they were trying to get away from. >> it is extremely colorful. he actually wishes he has cancer so he could show up at a site. it is incredibly violent. i think that this ironworker union is not the exception. stuart: you have read the indictment. >> i have. yes. stuart: this is what you wrote. >> yes. i did an investigation. it was really interesting for me reporting on it. contractors were so nervous and so intimidated that they were afraid to go on record. >> i know that some of their leadership was making a couple hundred thousand dollars a year. i am not surprised. i think it is the first of many to come. >> and ongoing investigation. stuart: we thank you very much for joining us. keep us up to date. after the break, olympic luger. i w

last november jillian michaels got into trouble for giving her team caffeine supplements without a doctor'sed although michaels insists they were safe. >> it's healthier than unlimited amounts of coffee. my only regret is that my team are the ones suffering the consequences of my professional opinion. >> senior medical correspondent elizabeth cohen joins me now. the author of shred, the revolutionary diet. welcome to both of you. my first question to you, we heard she went from 260 to 105. i read one adjective you used to describe her appearance is skeletal. >> absolutely, brooke. let me have full disclosure. my book said you can lose 20 pounds in four weeks. you can lose rapid weight in a healthy manner, but to lose 60% of your body weight in a short period of time is very troubling because it can cause so many physiological problems. gall stone potential and problems with your electrolytes and constipation, hair loss and dizziness and all kinds of problems that can be caused by losing that amount of weight in a short period of time. >> we hear short period of time. this is the next questi

jillian, thank you for joining us and thank you for this investigation. >>> coming up on the show, aght stealing hundreds of thousands of dollars before getting away. we have the latest on the manhunt for these guys. >>> will we see another six weeks of old man went her? punxsutawney phil is the only one to answer this question. we have his prognostication, next. ♪ >> come on, phil. >> okay, phil, you have to talk to me, buddy. what do you think? what? get it right for a change. okay. i got this. okay. he's got a prediction. >> hear ye, hear ye, now this february 2nd, 2014, the 128th and yule trek of the punxsutawney groundhog at hobbler's knob. punxsutawney phil was awakened by a huge crowd of his fateful followers! phil looked to the sky and gazed around his stump and speaking in groundhog he directed president bill dealy to the proper scroll, which reads, a super bowl winner i will not predict, but my weather forecast you cannot contradict. why that's not a football, but my shadow i see, it's six more weeks of winter it must be! >> it's remarkable because in this foggy condition o

jillian michaels got into trouble for giving her team caffeine supplements.t's significantly healthier than unlimited amounts of coffee. my only regret, my team, they are the ones suffering. >> so we showed you some of the twitter messages there. the bloggers were really busy last night. the majority of them saying they thought rachel took the weight loss too far. we were all talking about it during the package there. you like to see people get healthy and get in shape. i can speak personally to this. four yearsing a, i lost some weight myself. i didn't realize i had lost too much until people tell me, you need a cheese burger. >> 155 pounds in less than six months is aggressive. i don't know if that's sustainable. >> it hurts the show because it is one of the few, we can call it a reality show if you will, that everyone comes out a winner. it really does -- >> sometimes -- >> on that show. i mean, yeah, you're right there. >> the problem we want to get around in this country and we just can't is you will not find a temporary fix that will last long term. the

it was almost as though bob and jillian were shocked as well when she walked out.ke "the biggest loser" they have a medical team and trainer and dietician working with these people 8 to 10 hours a day. this is their job. that makes a difference. when we lose that much weight that quickly, you run into other issues. >> can i ask about one of the issues. if we put the video of "the biggest loser" back up. dr. smith, can you see this video from where you are in chicago? >> yes, i have seen the video of rachel. >> i'm looking at rachel. as someone who lost a lot of weight in a short period of time, where is the extra skin? are you suspicious there has been surgery here? her arms are tight. anyone who lost weight knows you have flappy arms. are you suspicious there has been surgery here? >> well, there are questions bound in the medical community. people, when they are overweight for a long period of time, the skin loses its elasticity. typically someone who has been overweight like she has been for a long period of time, it doesn't come back. there are some people who