get down ordered joanna. get down. eyes wide open she strained to see the action of machine gun bullets hit the side of the train. jolanda slapped her face and pushed underneath the seat, then joanna reached up to an overhead rack, grabbed his suitcase and place it on top of the seat to further protect her. keep your face down scream to joanna. don't look up. they hurried back to their seats. he showed both ingrid and her sister under their seat. i will smack you both if you move, he said. the train slowed and came to a stop the as the passengers cautiously emerged from beneath the seat, the conductor ordered everyone off the train. and abatement lead into a grove of trees. he grabbed the children. let's go, he ordered. all six of them hurried up the hill. when ingrid looked over her shoulder she saw her mother flat on the ground. joanne had fallen and ingrid watched as they dragged her to her feet, together they pushed up the hill. at the top of the hill, they positioned themselves underneath the branches of a small p

joanna coles up here watching the red carpet arrivals. have been the perfect year for bjork. she would have swum down the red carpet. >> we'll swim down the road to the elton john party because we have the host of that party with rocsi diaz. rocsi, you lucky girl. >> i am the luckiest girl in the world and here with none other than mr. elton john. >> congratulations on search a long run. when did you know that you knew it would mean something? it was a party with a purpose. >> and we rised a lot of money that was $300,000 and we knew as a result we had to keep doing it. it was fun, but the cause, you know, it's still out there, and i think that's why people come here to celebrate the oscars, but to do good work and give money to a great cause and they've been coming year after year after year and we are so luck bethat. >> people are going to have so much fun because tonight you have noah rogers and you are first with your husband david furst and these outfits are so fun. i had to compliment you on your shoes. do you have your favorites fo

joanna wanted to be an american and in fact did come back to the united states. she settled in california and ingrid got soft natural lives and then she became a proud ronald reagan volunteer. [laughter] here is ingrid and her family in honolulu. this is the last time that i interviewed her. in the course of my career as a churn a list a single subject has always fascinated me. it is the subject articulated in the biblical story that confirms the universal question of why do good people suffer. in my own life that question has often been praised in a less dramatic way than suffering after all is a universal part of the human condition. we lose people that we love and we go on. it happens to all of us. but the question is what then do we do when we don't know what to do. over the course of my research, the characters in my book provided me with many new answers to that dilemma. often i was extremely inspired by the idea that means to persevere in the suffering but they don't mean what they mean that they find some kind of practice there is buddhist and a petition

up next on "american history tv ," former cia joanna mendez recounts the story of how to spice infiltrated the cia and gathered top-secret information through the use of sex in the 1970's. mendez reports that one popular d.c. swingers club, frequented by the couple, counted at least 10 study i -- 10 cia staffers and members -- as members.

joanna, his mother, became a citizen.ias the father died of a heart attack. >> the father. >> he died of a heart attack. eventually, these people made it back, which says something about america and the town of freedom -- tug of freedom. no matter how betrayed they were by their government by holding those kids, they still were somehow able to put that behind them and build and transform themselves from child internees in an internment camp for loyal american citizens who raise their family and have lived exemplary lives. >> here is some video from 2013. it was done by the texas country reporter. it's about a reunion in crystal city, texas. one gentleman is working hard to bring up the memories of all this. [video clip] >> more than six decades after the war ended, former detainees and families gather at a camp for the dedication of this historic site. >> here is where you are moved first. then he were moved up to hear. all through the years, everything was kept a secret. today, it is all coming out in the open. >> my par

some parental love understanding love ♪ ♪ let's do it in the married with children way♪ >> this is joanna>> folks think it's boring. think the magic gone ♪ ♪ they're right magic or not ♪ ♪ this is going to get hot living more like lukewarm ♪ ♪ now take off your sweat pants i'll take off my thermal ♪ ♪ slippers bolt the door ♪ ♪ make sure it's locked because the big one can jimmy it with climppers♪ >> remember this video. >> are you going to make yourself pretty or look like you always do. >> importantly, she's honest. that's why people love this stuff. that's why it goes viral ♪ let's make some parental love some parental love ♪ ♪ no surprises just some regular love ♪ ♪ let's♪ >> we love videos. check this out. >> that was pretty incredible. >> yeah seven guys seven different moves before they scored that basket shot. >> it's slippery as heck. >> slippery as heck yes. so i have to show you all the failed. before the one successful shot. >> going to love this one. >> so far, so good. it looks like they have it. and -- >> oh! >> my gosh looks like a cartwheel face plant. look at his buddy l

now as a teacher i had two students awhile at mission who had the different experiences one student joanna took overlooking bra one in yieth grade but she fell through the crack and another student arithmetic took agreeing bra in eight grade and went from math to geotry and seniors afterward trying to get them to reflect joann who took algebra again it was kind of boring but the way we taught it at mission helped her to have a deeper understanding she wasn't getting in here eight grade class now shows studying nursing margret skipped out and went to california includes and felt she was struggling there's an interesting antidote what happens with you skip out of algebra one i want to say i hear the concerns of parents and students for algebra one for nifthd grade their xaer the traditional one and they're not the same thing i wish you had a chance to come and do agreeing bra i think you'd like it. >> final speaker. >> i'm a teacher at mission high and i've been teaching for approximately 12 years anothers sfusd i mean i had a speech ready but common core maethd is much different as far as m

in that spirit, joanna is doing a correspondence course in statistics. the 20-year-old says he gives can tell you a lot, but also conceal things. >> whenever you have such a huge crisis in a country, your suicide rates go up. in greece, so far, no one has ever mentioned suicide rates in greece. using the metro every day, we hear a lot of stories about suicides that happen, but no one talks about. >> on her journey to school each day, she can see how much her home city, athens, is suffering from the ongoing crisis. there are no quick solutions for unemployment and economic decline. yet, this first-time voter hopes the opposition movement will be able to change things for the better. >> i think it's anyone knew. we want new people, younger people on the political scene. we want to see something different. it does not matter now if it is left or right, ideologically. it's just a friend. we want something different. >> greece's future is also a frequent topic of conversation at school. she has to pay for her vocational training and wants to be sure she is ma

joanna hoffman, who is a fantastic character. she was the head of marketing for the mac team.n scully, who was the ceo of apple and became famous, or infamous, for firing steve jobs from apple. he is a wonderful man and a great character. in this movie, jobs has conflicts with all of them that get dramatized and worked out in a very compressed and claustrophobic environment. in particular, one of the more interesting relationships is with his daughter. his eldest daughter, lisa. >> you spoke with steve jobs. did you ever meet with mark zuckerberg? did you ever speak to mark zuckerberg? >> no. we met with senior facebook people and said we are doing this movie, would you like to cooperate in the making of this movie. badly wanting them to say no, which is what they did. we needed them to say no because if they did cooperate, the integrity of the movie would be compromised. the movie, i think kind of humanized him in a way. if you were over 35, you thought it was a cautionary tale. if you are under 35, you thought mark was a rock star who did what had to be done to achieve his d

. >> the two kids still in the water, joanna morales and her brother rafael, let go of the ice and start drifting away. >> you could see it in their faces. i started to lose one of them. >> la mancha quickly grabs the girl, joanna, leaving rafael for the moment. >> at that point i heard him say, i'm going to give up, and at that point, he kind of pushed off. and i reached in, and thank god i was close enough to reach him, and i grabbed him by his vest. i feel bad about it later. i'm happy i did it at the time. i yelled at him and told him to hold onto this raft, you're coming in next. and it worked. he got scared of me a little bit and held on to the raft. >> with two kids still in the water and nobody on steady ground, reinforcements arrive. firefighters, including lieutenant greg piccone, make it across the ice to help. >> i was really close enough to see their eyes, and they were in panic. they were almost listless at that stage. >> lieutenant piccone crawls across the ice, trying to disperse his weight. >> i reach the kids. that's when it got crazy. the ice broke. the kids, we all we

some results, joanna are staggering. in three women say they've been sexually harassed an one of the things changing is that people are being harassed by social media. so people are texting inappropriately at work. one of the things women get texted seems reasonly frequently questions like from a boss or from a male colleague, can you leave a piece of your underwear on my desk? >> okay. >> okay, now let's see. that seems to be -- on the clear side of a pretty bright line. >> it's interesting in terms how do you deal with it? how do you respond? >> does it really happen? >> yes, i think it does really happen. we asked people interestingly, 10% of women said they'd been sexually has rationed by another woman. harassed by another woman and maybe running a sales team we found they would say to some of the female staff, can you dress a bit more sexually to try and get this guy's attention? sort of weird pressures going on but their social media -- >> what i was about to say. >> a new way of women feeling this is an intimidati

joann lindsay, joanna joyce and i go on and on.r in the beginning and it is absolutely that. >> despite the talk there is that traditional core. and yet there is that traditional magnet of controversy and you say this is about women and em you toers for women -- empowers women. and one viewer said how can you release something that disregard disregards enthusiastic content. >> it shows she hasn't read the book. there is consent. and they haven't read it. there is enthusiasm. ana is enthusiastic. trust me. so yeah. whenever anyone says that i know you haven't read the book. >> what was your biggest concern in bringing this to the screen? >> was doing the sex. i didn't want it to be trashy and nasty and all of that kind of stuff. so that was -- that was i think my biggest, biggest concern. >> the hype machine is in full swing. are you happy with how the movie turned out. >> yes, i am. it took us a long time to get there but it is -- i think because it is such a passionate fan-dom behind it and this grew out of fan-dom so i understand

joanna fair to the kids? yes or no. >> they should be stripped of their tight.sts longer than a tarnished trophy. >> it's okay to -- >> okay. >> they were ringeres. they were put in to -- shouldn't blame the kids. it's the coaches and everybody and then they shouldn't inject race into it. i heard the parents of the kids saying it's a race issue. no. you have to follow the rules. >> we have two on the side of saying strip them of the title. >> make it three. >> three. >> because they should be stripped. don't get me wrong. it'sz+?Ñyx devastating. it's not their"]yçxvçç fault. little league is a wonderful institution for a kids and it's the there but it's a shame that parents ruin it. >> christina? >> i have to say i understand little league's argument they have to maintain the integrity of the game. i really feel for the kids. maybe the should have withheld the title for all of the teams this year send a message. that message should be you don't win at all costs. >> then that one group ruins it for everyone else. that's awful. >> but it wasn't the kids' fault. an

this report from the bbc's joanna fisher who is the only international journalist who's made it into the region. >> reporter: myanmar's newest war is in one of its most remote corners. on the way through the mountains, we catch our first glimpse of damage from the fighting. >> hit by a bullet? >> reporter: the truck was passed by convoy and shot at as it tried to evacuate migrant workers. it's not clear who's responsible. as we move on we have to talk our way through several military checkpoints, before reaching the border town. so we're now known in what's known as the special region. there's a state of emergency in place here which basically means the military is in charge. jonah. in the last week of fighting the army has lost nearly 50 men, with dozens of rebels and civilians killed. the reason the return of this man, the rebel leader from five years of exile in china. apart from the soldiers this is now a ghost town. a normally vibrant community, emptied overnight. then we spot a small group moving towards the border. she says she hasn't felt safe since soldiers arrived in town.

up next on "american history tv ," former cia joanna mendez recounts the story of how to spice infiltrated the cia and gathered top-secret information through the use of sex in the 1970's. mendez reports that one popular d.c. swingers club, frequented by the couple, counted at least 10 study i -- 10 cia staffers and members -- as members. this is about an hour and half. >> let me address our speaker today. someone who i have known for a number of years. i should mention right off the bat, i see her quite regularly. she is on the board of advisors of the international spy museum. and she and her husband, tony, whom many of you know from his fame in particular from "argo." tony could not be with us today but we are delighted to have jonna. jonna began her career overseas in germany where she was working and was recruited by cia. in 1966. at that time they brought air into -- she became a technical operations officer. tech ops, technical operations officers, often are crosstrained in a variety of things. in jonna's case she was trained in disguise, identity transformation, and clandestine ima

the leadership of the conservative party in britain, 40 years ago today and joining us now barones joannads, current member of the house of law, visiting us in the united states, in new york city. barones, welcome to the program. we're going to get to your point that britain is a wonderful home for high-tech companies. >> absolutely. stuart: do you agree that what continental europe really needs is margaret thatcher? >> i have to say i love the quote, certainly i'm a member of the conservative party and in the house of lords. but what europe needs is the digital single market. stuart: come on barones. >> i know you want to talk about digital market. stuart: come on! dont you think the french people and germans and italians and spanish and all the rest of them, don't they want private enterprise? so vigorous capitalism and a politician who stands up and pounds the table for it? >> i completely agreement in britain we're about innovation not regulation. in europe the framework is closing in on the technology -- stuart: you're killing me baroness, you're killing me! >> do you want britain in

. >> chip and joanna gains. >> look how strong he is. >> we take the worst house in the best neighborhoodh, my gosh. >> wow! that's amazing. chip and joanne, great to have you here. >> good to be here. >> you take on renovation and redesign as well. so we have a little bit of both this morning. >> sure. >> let's talk about finishing floors and hardwood floors. >> this is one of the favorite things to do. you see the pretty pictures on the tv but this is the hard work that goes behind that. >> it looks like a major product, but something we can do at home. >> absolutely. you can rent this machine at the local hardware store. it's around 60 bucks for a day. you want eye protection and it's fun to pretend like luke, i am your father. >> buy a mask. >> there you go. >> give it a run. push the trigger for a safety mechanism and watch this work. >> fabulous. >> like a power tool. >> it does the hard work for you. >> push the button here. >> go for it. >> whoa. >> there you go. >> wow. >> it came to life. >> turn it off. >> let go when you're done. >> all right. good job. >> you did it. >> so we

joanna snyder. andrew shorts. jeff friesen met with honda. greg thank you. rob starter. has a fan base here. bloomberg news and julie with yahoo!. i would like to give a shout out to julie who made a really big contribution this year. three weeks ago, welcomed a new child this year. julie, thank you on behalf and everyone -- and thank you to everyone on the dinner committee. thank you. [applause] >> thank you. the fruit of the dinner committee's work provides training for journalism. we are going to abu dhabi to look a regulation and health issues and in december, we would take journalist to south africa to learn about tv and diabetes and thanks in part to eli. and educate journalists on retirement funded by prudential. in every program, an element of digital storytelling or training to keep our journalists of breast of the digital ways. we've got a slate of webinars to make great use of our brand-new studios and will look at the latest research on addiction and bring in express to explain the baltimore over vaccinations -- uproar over vaccinations. and now i would like

it is from marie, we have joanna, and they are ready to are their snow day and they are bunled up as right, sue. >> you don't want to keep the kid out too long in the snow. make them come in for hot the chocolate once in a while. just moments ago the the national weather service lifted the winter storm warnings for delaware, for philadelphia, delaware county, chester, bucks, montgomery. we have a winter storm warnings for south jersey and for mercer county, new jersey where it continues to snow. we have been saying it will be leaving from west to east and inn teed that is what is happening. we will see bulk of the snow that still continues to fall. it is in new jersey. just a few flurries left over in delaware. here in philadelphia we are seeing snow flurries. so it the is cold out there. so the kid playing out in the snow, everybody is home from school today. they should be dressed like bus stop buddy because even though temperatures are in the teens, our wind chills are in the single digits. do you see that 16 is our current temperature. six is the wind chill out there. don't let t

joanna? >>> now we'll hear from former clinton housing and urban development secretary harold cisneros and president bush aguilar. they discussed immigration last year and the potential for immigration legislation out of the new republican congress. this is a little over 40 minutes. >> next is our panel immigration in the new year. ron brownstein is returning to stage. we have joining him henry cisneros who is the chairman of city view, former secretary of the u.s. department of housing and urban affairs and co-chair of the bipartisan policy centers immigration task force. and alfonso aguilar, who is the executive director of the latino partnership at the american principals project. sadly our republican strategist, oliver navarro was not able to join us. >> i'm very sad our colleague was not able to join us and the only thing silencing navarro is being sick. that's a very rare event. but we have a lot of fire power here to help us consider these issues. and we've been talking to mayors and o

in afghanistan to return to southeastern connecticut and to his family, his children and his wife joannasuffering from posttraumatic brain injury and posttraumatic stress and tragically, like so many others, justin slipped through the cracks of his local v.a. facility and eventually succumbed in his fight against those inner demons and invisible wounds when he took his own life. as brave as justin eldridge was on the battlefield he could not win that war at home. how justin and clay fell into that black hole of depression and despair, i will certainly never understand, but we grieve for them and we hope their example of courage will inspire us to face this issue. all too often the response to suicide, whether it's among veterans or others, is denial. it's to turn away, to look the other direction because sometimes it's too painful or there is stigma or shame in mental health needs. we can conquer that stigma and shame. to its credit, the military is doing more every day. the v.a. has raised awareness and is increasing its commitment. this bill is a tremendous opportunity for the v.a. to

>> chip and joanna gains. >> look how strong he is. >> we take the worst house in the best neighborhood> wow! that's amazing. good morning, guys. great to have you. >> grad to be here. >> your show takes on renovation and redesign as well. we have a little of both here this morning. >> sure. >> let's talk about finishing floors. >> this is one of my favorite things to do. you see the pretty pictures on the tv but this is the hard work that goes behind. >> it looks like a major project, but we can do it at home. >> rent this machine at the local hardware store. real specifically you want your safety glasses and depending on the ventilation. it's always fun. >> buy this mask right? here you go. >> give this thing a run. you get the trigger and the safety mechanism. it does the hard work for you. >> press the button here. >> go for it. >> wow! okay. >> let go when you're done. you did it. >> we got the floor now, i think. >> look at the impact you made. old dated color is become to the original hard wood floor. here's the sample and where it gets fun. i hear this all the time. what diy pro

of our veterans have succumbed to suicide including a friend of mine, justin eldridge, whose widow joanna was my guest at the state of the union. she has struggled in the wake of his death with their children to survive this tragedy and her courage and strength mirror those same qualities of bravery and fortitude demonstrated by susan selke who testified before our committee about her son clay hunt for whom this bill is named. my hope is that we can continue this bipartisan work together. i thank senator mccain, the cosponsor of this bill, and make sure that we keep faith with all of our veterans and make the v.a. the pioneer and champion of mental health care so we end the scourge of veteran suicide in this great nation. thank you mr. president. i urge my colleagues to vote in favor of this measure and i yield the floor. i note the absence of a quorum, and i would suggest that a vote be called. the presiding officer: the clerk will call the roll. quorum call: quorum call: a senator: mr. president? the presiding officer: the senator from georgia. mr. isakson: i ask consent the quorum call