following jonah, we will hear from bill galston. bill is senior fellow at the brookings institution. she taught for many years -- he taught for years at the public policy school at the university of maryland. he also has spent time this the white house and as deputy assistant for domestic policy for president bill clinton and work on the presidential campaigns of both walter mondale and al a gore. al gore. his field is political philosophy and political institutions. he's the author of eight books, the most recent "public matters: politics, policy and religion in the 21st century." published in 2005. and then we will hear from mona charen who is a nationally-syndicated columnist, a journalist and political analyst. following the pattern here, she worked in the white house as a speech writer for nancy reagan during nancy reagan's husband's administration. and a political campaign working for jack kemp in his presidential quest in 1988. her most recent book -- and i want to mention that mona's most recent book is called "do-gooders: h

jonah is working hard to change that. what i found in the book and what a humbled me is every president in some degree has had to deal with popular culture of the time and every president subsequently has been defined by the culture of the time and subsequently. to get to my initial distinction between cicero and sicily, snooki might be out of bounds, the appropriate person you talk about, cicero was someone who was killed in the art of persuasion and wanted to use every available tool for persuading. he used his voice and worked hard on speaking and learning how to speak in the upper peer way and trained his body and mind to invade the points at doing so and if he were in this era he would look at the media and the envious to make the most fans greatest advantage of all of them. jenna suggests i don't wear enough of a partisan hat in this book. let me put on a partisan hat and say from the republican perspective the republicans need to understand the pop culture better than they have been doing in recent elections. mitt

i didn't know what was going to happen. >> by the time jonah and paul get into the water, the victimund. both trained lifeguards, jonah and paul frantically searched the murky water knowing they don't have much time. >> we both had our heads above water and looking around, and we couldn't see him. we knew he was under. we looked at each other and just went under and we both swam straight down to see if we could run into something. >> but the man is nowhere in sight. they dive down again, and this time paul doesn't come up alone. jonah rushes to help. >> when we got to the surface, paul had his arm around james and was holding his head above the water. james was completely limp, ashen gray. i didn't know if he was a corpse, really, at that point. >> james q. isn't breathing, and jonah knows he needs to get him out of water fast, but hoisting him to solid ground becomes an impossible task. >> it was a fool's errand. he was too heavy and the rope was too thin. and regardless of the strength of the guys up on shore, it wasn't working. >> just then, jonah realizes that some of those bysta

>> reporter: correct, jonah.are expecting any time soon the head of the investigative committee to announce the conclusions of the investigative committee here in the pal spi pal palestinian ters after receiving results of the swiss report as well as the russian report and now i than we can listen in to the conference. >> i think we have lost picture there. let's see if we can go to the press conference. we seem to have lost the press conference as well. i am sorry, we have lost the press conference. can you pick up again where you were? >> reporter: of course. we are expecting any time now to hear the results and the conclusions of the palestinian authority after studying two reports, the swiss one that you mentioned which provided evidence conclusive evidence that or fatwas, indeed, poisoned and another lab test which was submitted by the russians on november 2nd. we are expected to hear about that as well. we don't know know why it was taken so long to publicize the russian results -- >> i am so sorry. we have

i mean jonah and you both say it, i think it is just so right. look, you start pulling on this thing and it is like an old frayed sweater. the sweater may come apart. even with the landrieu bill, the question are you keeping, remember, the loud vocal constituency complaining are small business people, people of some income. you're not hearing this complaint from people who are the low end of the scale who would be getting subsidies and better deals on insurance. jon: well, jonah, we have a graphic that shows how many people have had their plans canceled across the country. it is in excess of five million folks. now, if you've got 110,000 who have signed up through the federal exchanges, that leaves about 4.9 million who still don't have insurance and probably don't know where it's going to come from at this point. talk about pulling on the string? >> no. that's right. i mean, my colleague in "national review", jim guarranty, says obama care is like a jenga tower but all the blocks are tied together. very difficult to pull any pieces out. look, th

he speaks on a panel with jonah gold burg, william galston and political analyst and columnist mona charen. this panel discussion is just under two hours. >> ladies and gentlemen, good afternoon. i'm chris demuth, fellow here at the hudson institute, and i will be moderating this afternoon's session in which we will be recognizing and celebrating and discoursing upon tevi troy's new book, "what jefferson read, ike watched and obama tweeted: 200 years of popular culture this the white house." with a title like that, you might expect that the book is a parade of ton and entertaining stories about presidents' idiosyncratic tastes in reading, theater, music, sports, movies,

she is planing to end her drunken las vegas marriage to jonah hill's uglier brother.0-year-old daughter of clint eastwood tied the knot with jonah's sweaty kin a week ago in a ceremony in front of an elvis impersonator. how many cliches are involved? now she plans to get n a annulment because sources say that is a surprise the wedding was fuelled by alcohol. anyway, sherrod, you actually married. >> -- you actually married joy behhar. >> i did. >> why do people think about this when they are drunk? >> from you that drunk how do you even walk down to someplace and get married? i would have to be that kind of drunk that you would have to drag me in there and put my hand up and put a ring on it. she is already a dumb girl. all due respect, but i love clint eastwood, but she is as dumb as the day is long. >> have you ever met her? >> i saw her on the reality show. i thought clint eastwood has to get his family off tv. well america did because they don't watch the nonsense. >> you actually got hammered and married carrottop in vegas. >> he is amazing in -- no i'm kidding.

politically, jonah and kirstin are right.his is not going to have real effect on those that lost policies. the insurers have indicated this is almost unpossible to undo. you can't put humpty dumpty back. everyone knows about opposition wall to wall constant. what he was getting especially after the statement by clinton, bill clinton who said a few days ago the president has not honored the promise he made. that's number one, a pretty big accusation. even though he had the pseudoapology. he needs to change the law. democrats are furious at him. they went out on a limb, took all this mail from people that have lost their insurance plans. he doesn't want to change the law. so when what he does -- this is a stop gap. there's a bill introduced by republicans tomorrow. he was afraid of a stampede of republicans to support it and make him look completely isolated -- i'm sorry of democrats to join the republicans in changing the law itself. he decided i'll do an executive action as a way to at least allow the democrats to say we're d

bill: jonah goldberg saw the ad, then he got an email from organizing for america. then we'll get his reaction on that. will you talk obamacare over turkey come thanksgiving? pretty simple @billhemmer or @marthamaccallum. martha: i'm going to try to avoid. it can be dangerous. bill: all want is a drumstick. martha: you will be throwing drumsticks across the table. i predict that will happen at some drumsticks across this country. we have extreme weather we have to tell you about as we get ready for the thanksgiving travel nightmare. millions of people expected to hit the road or take to the skies. forecasters say a huge snowstorm to contend with. it's moving east and could disrupt many of those plans as you can see from this scene at new york'new york'snew york's l. maria molina has been tracking it and she joins us with what we can expect. >> reporter: we are tracking this huge storm system. it's so massive the center is across parts of the southeast. but we are seeing a bit of precipitation associated with it well off to the north across portions of pennsylvania.

jonah is working hard to change that. i & that. but what i found in the book and what actually humbled me is that every president in some degree has had to deal with the popular culture of the time and every president subsequently has been defined by the culture both of that time and subsequent. to get back to my initial distinction between cicero and snokie come i think snokie might be out of balance, i'm not sure she's an appropriate person to talk about, but sister grow was someone skilled in the art of persuasion and wanted to use every available tool or persuading and he used his voice. he worked very hard on learning how to speak in the appropriately and trained his body and mind and police in order to convey the point very effective at doing so and i would suspect that he would look at all with the media that we have and be envious and want to make the most and greatest advantage of all of them. and jonah suggests that i don't wear enough of a partisan hat in this book. i take some pride in that because i was trying not to h

jonah joins us live. what is the feeling at the white house?we're not hearing anying so specific about an agreement here. but sergei lavrov is in geneva. he is staying in the same hotel where these negotiations are taking place. a short while ago a press spokesman for the russian delegation confirmed he was here within the contexts of these talks, but wouldn't say whether he was there to join the talks or break a dead lock or look at the details of the deal. he is also set to meet with the special enjoy of syria on monday. nevertheless if there is a deal to be looked at, he'll be in the perfect place to do it, he is also likely be joined by the other foreign ministers, including john kerry, know i must say at this point there is no credible information whatsoever that any of them are on or about to get on any planes to come here. and we don't know for sure the talks will go on into the weekend. >> and still the disagreements over whether iran has the right to enrich uranium, what is the mood? are we getting to any point where it looks like thos

stuart: jonah, thanks very much for being with us this morning and please come again.ff. >> great to be here, sir. thank you. stuart: thank you. all right. the house g.o.p. now investigating the report that we mentioned yesterday, suggesting some numbers from the jobs report that was released right before last year's election, may have been manipulated. all right, as you're following the story, what's the update? >> the update is darrell issa and g.o.p. members of the house are asking information from the census, this is thin evidence. there's not a tom clancy novel breakout of conspiracy happening at the census. this worker that the new york post cited left in 2011. he did not cite any political motivation for what the allegations are of manipulating the jobs data and i'll tell you issing, the very idea that one person can swing it 3 percentage points, jobless rate lower before the election, there's no evidence right now that there needs to be proof although the census did alert the inspector general about the allegation. stuart: will -- let me summarize. right before

jon: jonah, isn't part of the problem is that this was the candidate of hip and cool?ean, barack obama when he ran in 2008 was the tech-savvy, the hip candidate who promised us that technology was going to make, you know, government special and smooth and effective and that government was going to make all of our problems better. >> look, i think that's absolutely right. and that's one of the big problems you have when you have a candidate who sold to the people -- as beingparticularly hip and cool, once you lose the aura of hip and cool, it is very difficult to get it back. and, you know, i think joe's absolutely right about the president's approval ratings. there's time for those to go back up if the law starts working the way joe hopes it does, but at the same time there is a shot clock when it comes to, say, the 2014 congressional elections where you have in the latest washington post poll the seven democratic candidates, the seven democrats from states that mitt romney won in 2012, voters in those states by a margin of three to one say they are less likely to to v

jonah, how do you think it would or wouldn't have been different if it was president george w.saying that. >> i'm delighted he did it for the children. that trumps all over arguments. if you're doing it for the children. i think, look, if -- i watch the "today" show this morning for reasons having to do with sin. they didn't get to the filibuster until the 12th minute in. a more precious issue of talking about joe biden buying a sandwich. -- openly weeping about the death of democracy. you would have seen "the new york times" set itself ablaze in fear about the coming dictatorship. but instead, it is this unbelievably inside the beltway story about harry reid throwing out 200 years of precedent. no one seems to care. >>> you think it would have been different. >> a bigger deal. >> kirsten, mitch mcconnell said it will not be long before democrats regret doing this. how soon do you think they might be regretting it? >> as soon as there's a republican in the white house. i think they probably will regret it. i mean, i've spoken to democrats today who are saying that. on the one h

jonah peoples lived here her whole life and visited for the first time with her grandson. >> wanted to get the original feeling. that's why i came today. >> not going to lie. it's boring for me. it's always nice to see the mural or get to ride in it. >> it may be an acquired taste but the living art is here. >> it's the unusual structures standing when it was built. >> the intentional renovation is to keep it that way for the next 30 years. john ramboss, kpix5. the tower is set to reopen march 18th. hopefully by then we'll talk about the rain we've had the rainy season. right now, baby steps. >> we're starting to crawl right now. we can use the rainfall. it's early. we have a lot of time to make this up, this being a rainfall deficit. we didn't do it today but it's sunday. it wasn't warm but it was mild. mid-60s in los altos. the warmest part, livermore had 67. novato topped at 63. the weather was aok with a high of 59. nothing on the radar. of the last time we had something, the second day of fall. fall has one more molest. dry pu not tomorrow night. change is coming and will get some

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jonah, thank you very much. we will see you next time. great to have you.so we're watching at home or the office, wherever you're watching today, what would make obamacare better? send us a tweet @billhemmer, @march this maccallum. keep it clean. [laughter] martha: weaver getting a lot of -- we're getting a lot of interesting responses, a lot of people believe it should be repealed, and we would love to know the conversations that are going on in the west wing about this, because there have to be some heated discussions, i would imagine, about what they should do next to get this thing rolled out in a way that doesn't cause even more chaos. bill: the west wing and the dinner table too. five minutes past the hour, rolling through. a fox news alert, five days after a killer typhoon hit the philippines, there are countless issues for far too many, that includes getting help te who need it. medical supplies and palettes of water and food ready to be delivered, many on the ground already. local resources, the hospitals, they're overwhelmed as people, so many, st

jonah, i guess the question is legislatively, do democrats sign on to mary landrieu bill from louisiana upton bill in the house or do they listen to what the white house is saying and saying that could break the system? >> that's the question of the week. and it -- steny hoyer wasn't clear about whether he would vote for the upton bill. i was talking to one guy on the hill said you could get up to 100 democrats voting for the upton bill on the house. on the senate side the trickier. poll numbers evaporate. that's why jay carney today promised a fixed sooner rather than later because they understand that there is an incredible amount of interest in voting for something that gets these guys off the hook. i don't think it will necessarily succeed. i think the landrieu bill is probably illegal. but, the democrats need something to say we he were lied to too. >> here is the press secretary. >> the president actually admitted that he knew people would lose their plans, yet, he kept making this false promise, that somehow people could keep their plans if they liked them. >> i will stipulate wh

is first with channing tatum and jonah hill. >> i'm going back to school with the "22 jump street" stars> what's up with the football outfit? >> that's just how i go out. >>> now, "entertainment tonight," the worldwide leader in entertainments. new >> we are launching our britney blowout one week before her new cd drops. hi, everybody. and welcome to "entertainment tonight." i cannot remember the last time that britney sat down for an interview like this. and, rob, you got her. very impressive. >> it's been a long time for sure. we talked about everything, nancy. i mean everything.

jonah was coincidence that on that teaches science and services it was intended to get a nice performance of the highest order. the feat of human and above. in two thousand eight hundred to become the fullest boasts boast in goal with just down the stuff to chew on and on and to receive the bottom of the ocean. india's second place to begin on now. indigo received charge a nominal the national board for distinguishable but since the nineteen ninety four and in nineteen ninety eight he visited the rajiv gandhi king novel. the country's high it was bought to normal the steel cables to the city and all the dishes before i see the unknowable. previous recipients of the art of not being told no they tore it in its amended to add to this. i can use the most deserving but some thought about it. i had a coupon which it did the central government the problem was in the banister. but listing this a lot of it went against him for the sower. and of adults attended the attitude of sucked into them. although the distinction which is unhappy with the decision agenda of the united mp patricia know what i

webtopic of this is social good for jonah was him -- his social web good for journalism? i do not know how it got into my bio. by the social web, what i mean basically this isn't the future, but the present. one people open their computers or their phones, the application may open, they do not go to your website. they go to twitter or facebook. the challenge is how do you get into that stream? reporting,make the the kind of entertainment that people want to share and will on whatever the next platforms are. i guess i wanted to start with i notice theth how social web had replaced the old- .ashioned blog a sphere happened in 2008 when i was writing for politico. there were probably a dozen political blogs in that election. they were where the central conversation happen. it was fun to write one of them. it was very immediate that you word doing what we got to do. rectally writing for readers. if i stepped away people would ask if i was dead. it had very direct relationships with hundreds of readers whose names i knew, who would e-mail me tips. you got tips in this immediat

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and russian counterparts whisk it all the latest now on those talks make it speak to correspond and jonah is our cost us tuesday in geneva a children s up to speed was the latest to hear and speaking out. catherine ashton the high representative of the european union is making a last ditch at the beach try and get a deal that he's saying ups issue with iran chairing a meeting with saudi foreign ministers of it but all the pics the permanent members of the security council plus germany. courtenay the position on the so cool that you're on your pdf file and when did that meeting among the high level minute in geneva. she will then have a meeting with the menace that with the win of the foreign affairs of iraq issued a dire need. and the outcome whether that of the lineup will be on the outcome of these discussions are taking place as we speak on the first roll of the intercontinental hotel so things have very very fluid but they should be a lot of it at and around the clock diplomacy to try and broker a deal he have known would like to see a trial but the chances that life will depend on th

this is jonah to edit with sarah has priced its initial offering at twenty six dollars expense had been expecting a range of twenty c to twenty five dollars per share. all eyes will be on the new york stock exchange but is concentrating on thursday. exchange took the job rather than the nasdaq which deals with being the traditional market for technology and internet stocks stumbled with it the solstice facebook don'ts it is setting seventy million shares to raise one point eight two billion dollars. even with two hundred percent in the guineas is the short messaging service has yet to make a profit. but that's not to tearing infested to pass the board is the best price will so as soon as taking stops the welsh palace and iran to begin a second two day stint of coaxing to me that the terror on its controversial new kit program last month's meeting on the subject and it was positive was that the insides but now the us and its allies swansea action. iran must scale back its atomic work is creeping sanctions to be lifted. the eu is insisting that definite progress must be may. if the irania

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martha: what do you think, jonah?itical matter, at the national level i'm very sympathetic to that. it is very difficult to ask a lot of congressman and senators who doesn't vote for this bill to tell their constituents you have to suck it up. this is overturning your life. it is costing you enormous amount of money. sending your family into chaos. you will not have health insurance and we republicans need to teach the american people how bad obama is so we'll not do anything. that is hard political message for republicans to sell. i do think, but it is funny, shows you how much sides get switched in all of this ted cruz said during the shutdown he thought it would be immoral and outrageous to punish the american people to show how bad obamacare is. now essentially that issue is, we have to punish the american people to show them how bad obamacare is. it's a tough strategic problem. i think people are too hard on the upton-johnson approach. what they're doing in fact the something the democrats will never allow to hap

correspondent said to account on a records from kiev is into cubes into the new model so that was jonah who assisted them in the west and kept an eye. this is a big disappointment. they weren't expecting that attend this summer. it is maybe just a tactic but the ukrainian government in order to make a slight setback to deal with it the overriding feeling among its diplomats is that it's a huge victory for russia as ukraine distances itself from the european union. you know not on the timing of the new guy in a better now not be a center front door to your nearest you discontent grows and spreads gather in kiev. they oppose the government's decision to suspend negotiations with its western neighbors. the draft eis and people have come to the main square to show their support for european integration the square is a symbol of the two thousand and four orange revolution which took place almost exactly nine years ago to ohio courts. we want the same level of life as he used to this woman the same protection of human rights respect towards people and in fact it's a historical moment because

jonah told rte news of food bike and dublin city center. finally this evening it may only be in november but festive season officially kicked off in dublin city center this evening on grafton street christmas lights were switched on members of the online including dublin football team and expect a stout man and indicated to the elements he began the cbi has to leave the eu imf bailout program next month. with such a proportion re credit facility the decision to make a clean break of the troika was taken by the cuff the special cabinet meeting this morning. how much the six one news on the back nine but for the moment from the newsroom. i think that you c buy some. i do the world. early. ew. i was i had a chat. at. the at that. i do. i had. i do. hugh i was. i was. i was. he toured china cctv to name each week to this half hour news and current affairs talk show as news makers and expert guests discuss issues with the global impact crime and punishment united states has the highest rate of imprisonment in the world but can at least get a sec

jonah's of dustin said in geneva thank you very much for that to the tune is the crunch talks between the two will pounce and iran into the leaking of progress in that country bidding on mtv that theo and there are three days of national mourning starting base south today. following the deadly collapse of the supermarket brief on thursday. police have now raised the death toll from last to fifty two is spoken about for it not only people would still be trapped and saw like when given the time cost and the cold the searches indicate the blog remains that needs to be a life. the scandals and silas being a good sign to the tragedy that tension now was that morning and tending to the potential causes many pinpointing the construction of the rift gotten that made it but i can do. here in frosty man allegedly behind a shooting spree at the pos week in the capital has been indicted and will be held in custody i'm panicking that the faces charges of attempted murder as well as kidnapping the key are still being held in a secure hospital wing off to attempting to take his own life so far if us

jonah goldberg is a fox news contributor. is this the cart before the horse? the president comes out with his plan basically blaming the insurance companies and today he is going to sit down with them. >> a lot of things should have been in reverse. my guess is they are not. he is going to get an earful from them. he has to be furious with the president and what he has done here. the funny thing is the insurance companies were ready for all of this. they spent three years getting their plans and business models ready and barack obama threw them under the buzz. they have 31 days now and counting for them to go through this documentation to send outlout sfxt let letters we can't get 25,000 people to go to healthcare.gov without it crashing. how are we going to get them back on their policies in a month? >> we are not. what we saw this week was a short-term sort cited political fix to keep the upton bill from going to the senate and passing and going into conference with the upton bill and having a mass defec defection of democrats. he made the policy problems wo

martha: jonah, thank you very much. we'll see you next time. bill: state insurance commissioners met with the president at the white house. they believe he understands he might not be able to fulfill his promise to let people keep their current plan. >> he made it clear to us he understands the value of state-based regulations and wants to work with commissioners so this continues, it wasn't the president trying to persuade us. he was being i think wanting to make the point that he gets what our value is and how can we help. bill: that was an interesting conference call they had after their meeting. the president promised americans they would be able to renew policies for a year. indiana has already said they will not. martha: 100 million people could lose their healthcare as close as a month before the next election. and insurance companies unable to do anything to fix that situation. what will the president do? we'll speak to senator kelly ayotte. send us a tweet @marthamaccallum and @billhemmer and we'll put some of them up on the screen. bi

jonah hult, al jazeera. >>> twelve migrants have drowned along the western coast of greece.ppened near an island in the sea known for people smuggling. four children were among those who died >>> migration remains a high die visive issue. in france some have predicted a looming surge in roma arrivals. they will allow their citizens to move freely around the eu, and many roma are expected to want to join the community already living in france. france's population is estimated between 15 and 20 thousand romas. rather than pushing them out, one small town in western france is focusing on integrating roma jacky roland explains. >> reporter: this man has held down this job for four months now. it is a big achievement for him. as a roman immigrant in france, he is more used to asking for handouts than earning a wage. >> translator: before i had a job i was begging. that's the way it was. now that i have a job, i don't cause trouble. >> reporter: he and his family were among a convoy of 50 roma caravans that arrived here. the local community was overwhelmed. but the mayor provided

but my attorney friends, jonah spillbore and lisa, listening in on this and offering me their legal expertise. the mayor admit teed the crime but not convicted, so you could say, until convicted, he stays in office. right? >> you have a mayor that admitted to criminal activity, and it's not only that. we have the mayor with the under the influence as he served? where did he get crack from? he contribute teed the criminal element. >> there's reports of more than one -- once. he said just wons. ontario's premiere is worried about turmoil at toronto city hall, and the pattern worries her. in ottawa, they say he needs to get help. >> he needs to resign because he is an authority figure, an elect official. >> so was filner in san diego and he hung on for a while. >> you're right. it will be a taxpayer problem. >> he can save himself by pouring himself into rehab. he is not getting sued yet. are they going to look into how he bide the crack cocaine? if it happened once, it happens thune times. >> he said he was drunk when this happened. >> that doesn't help. itself he pours himself into rehab, now

. >> reporter: melissaartinez broke that news to her 8-year-old son, jonah. her husband, captain jose year.nez, died i austf last two months after doctors diagnosed him with senovial sarcoma, an extremely aggressive cancer. >> just in a quick moment's time,e was gone. i became a single mom with three kids. reporter: that was august 10th 2012. jose martinez died just two weeks aft melissa gave birth to their twin girls. sophia and ivia. station 5,o you wonder?ow about well, it lingers. it lgers in the back of my mind wonder. reporter: martin, cunningham, and wardl. they're all pt of a growing listf firefighters diagnosed with cance and having fire station 5 on their resumes. during the past s mohs, the nbc bay area invesgative unit hainterviewed dozen of current and former san jose firefighters, trying to station 5's putation.on o we found at least 16 station 5 firefighters diagnosed with cancer. >> scientically looking at it from a technical point of view, would you say i developed cancer as a consequence of being at probably not. ion? >> reporter: dr. mike w

jonah goldberg, a fox news contributor, joins us now.know, goes to the irs and says are these legitimate tax-exempt groups, and that requires a yes or no answer. instead, lois lerner gives them a slew of documents, including tax returnings. i'm trying to think of a legitimate reason for her doing that allegedly. are there any legitimate ones? >> it's very hard to say. i mean, you can imagine her giving a yes or no answer and then maybe a little more information, maybe sending the public 990 forms which is the disclosure form that nonprofits do. you can imagine her being a little cooperative. that she wet beyond cooperative and actually, it appears, it appears that she went beyond cooperative it looked like and tried to actually provide confidential information. and, you know, this is part of a larger pattern at the irs. we know that someone at the irs illegally leaked information about the national organization for marriage which is a felony in the context of a ballot referendum. gregg: you know, i looked up the federal law on this, we'l

. >>> jonah hal spoke to the swedish foreign minister about the prague or lack of it at the summit. >ink it was great progress. these are important smaller but vulnerable countries that are now given a great possibility. it is a great disappointment for the europe in the ukraine. the european union goes on. it was a very generous offer from our side, and the president decided to do something else. >> reporter: do you have any indication at all from the president and the european side that they are genuinely interested in continuing discussions? >> he said he intends to sign the agreement in the near future, but the offer is on the table. it will remain there, our door is open, but it is for him to take the step. whether he will do it or not, i don't know. >>> the european union has accused russia of bullying ukraine about -- into pulling out of that deal. >> reporter: it's a monument that celebrates a communist fraternity that died more than 20 years ago. now they are all independent countries in their own right going their own way. well, at least trying to. tens of thousands of young

jonah is publisher at washington magazine and both invest in the stock market on their own., welcome. john, you realize, you're in the minority. a lot of your friends and colleagues don't invest in the stock market. why do you? >> well, i still believe in the market because this is the foundation of our great economy. heck, we're up 20% this year. why wouldn't i invest? we haven't had a bull market like this since 2003 where we went up 25%. a lot of great opportunities out there, despite the dysfunction in congress, we are now the -- we're still the strongest economy in the world and a great place to invest. >> when you look at the landscape, right, john and wayne, when you look at the environment, you've got rates at rock bottom levels, what are the alternatives? are you trading or investing more so now than in the past? have you picked it up from the 2008 financial crisis? or is it sort of steady? >> i started getting back into the market just before the 2008 crash. so, you can sort of say it was bad timing but i held strong and after i saw a rebound on the way i doubled d

here is arthur aidala and jonah spilbore.of you this morning. >> good morning. >> at issue here, he says. this i'm quoting jim howl the father. he says you don't need a president to go get your children he told school officials. how you can disagree with that? >> okay. i'm going it tell you how. we live in a different world. since last december we live in a different world regarding safety of our children and we give our children to administrators to maintain their safety all day long. when school is out, it depends -- look, i have to pick up my son from school all the time. there is two lines. there is the kids who are going on the bus and there is the parents. one line goes out before the other. you cannot cause disruption. i don't think handcuffs should have been slapped on this guy. the school has the right to enforce safe and calm. >> there was nothing unsafe about what this father was doing. you walk into a busy restaurant. you might expect to be told come back in a half an hour. you go to pick up your child when school

dd member of or is it me being human the feminist collective and for joining us jonah hill a columnist for yeti of the co founder of close up because of donna far on. you have is when your cover stories. you're one of the signatories of the manifesto of toast of the manifesto says. it says that it's a bad idea in the eyes. his clients. that is a new teacher the event is the difference between men and women issue. and the cost of medications and roll it's a very bad idea. i will get back to the manifesto which cause a lot of spirit here in france. the first illicit go up from london. kerry mitchell of the english collective of prostitutes thank you for for for joining us. and from sweden which has already turned the tables on clients in banning the purchase of stuff from universities mets bullpen whose work focuses on prostitution and trafficking thank you for joining us the us. get the date where you can join the conversation on facebook twitter hatch act s two for debate and we knew throughout the day on this level will be brought before and he's on friday amid deep divisions among bo

jonah goldberg comes out and sedz, quote, if you can't take some joy, some modicum of relief in the unprecedentedly spectacular beclowning of the president, then you need to ask yourself why you're following politics in the first place. because frankly, this has been one of the most enjoyable political moments of my lifetime. i read that, and i thought, what the hell is wrong with you? that's why you're in politics? that's why you follow it? to point and laugh at becloning? to work out some weird adles nlt infear yourty comblex. it's bracing to see conservat e conservatives stop pretending to even care about the plight of the people they were pretending to care about for expediency's sake just a short time ago. even conservatives i like, even philip cline, a conservative reporter i like and follow, he tweeted this. great new said from alaska, parnel won't expand medicaid. this is how it's done. great news. no health care for up to 40,000 poor alaskans. that's great news for conservatives. those of us committed to a humane future of support and solidarity and compassionering that's what we're up aga

bison jonah, we strongly support efforts to further open unhindered trade throughout the world and will continue to lend our voice to such efforts. that usingly state the united states as an export platform has been and continues to be the correct and profitable arece for bmw because we careful about how we rsvp to any invitation. [applause] >> i'm a native of spartanburg south carolina and i vouch it is a very different place than 1994 and you guys are the reason. >> thank you very much for having me. it is a great pleasure to be here for also's of reasons. first, to have colleagues like secretary kerry him secretary lew, secretary pritzker who have been so supportive of what we're trying to do the negotiation of these trade agreements makes a real difference. i am very grateful for all her support. is great you the governor's comments about the critical importance of trade agreements to quitting jobs and expanding economy. iparty talk to governors. i hear that story. when i hear that story all over -- isn't necessarily as much understanding of how these trade agreements have an impact

that argue saying in this instance perhaps wasn't chosen such that were the targets in the case of jonah and it clearly was on i think it was in that case is nine and the fact that he was a tennis and the french giants and from on high. any french media spin from rsi when i started reporting and you've been to conflict zones both interference in somalia prince's these are dangerous places. but when journalists whenever target and see a team and what's changed you don't you worry that knowledge into soho has been targeted in the number rising that if you keep to the kitchen difficult for south america for example you have a lot of tourists condone west africa. come on but the cupcakes has changed in meaning now we have the more violent situation with the crew for noah. no limits nor is the menorah flag indicating an arthritis does is becoming as just another way of doing more to a french ngo or or whatever i don't think i think he has to be taken. nobody in there that the journalist because we we have to go on a fun time because we go in and want to return as we become part of the war and

when jonah preached to ninevah, they repented. god relented.have a criteria for the christians, repentance. psalm 51, sacrifices of god are a broken spirit, you will not despise. psalm 34:18, the lord is near to the broken hearted and saved. god won't despise you if you come to him humbly. third thing that jesus says with the cross is i have a cross for you 2 corinthians 5:14-15 one has died therefore all has died. those that live will no longer live for themselves. jesus died to be freed for sin. mark 8:34-38. when jesus summoned this crowd and disciples with there he said anyone wishes to come after me, he must deny himself and take up his cross and follow me, whoever wishes to save his life will lose it. whoever loses his life for my sa will save it. what does it profit a man to gain the whole world and profit his soul. whoever is ashamed of me and my word, son of man will be ashamed of him when he comes in the glory of his father and holy spirit. jesus wants us to follow him. we must die to ourselves and live for him. old psalm says must je

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and it's interesting for jonah, a great authority on terrorism who points out we have not just defined typically terrorism meant political-type action to intimidate others to get results. it's hard to say that the sandy hook elementary school killer knit that. or indeed lee os walled. so i think we have to, more than focus on definition we have to focus on this this plague of unpleasant things. and just have -- we have to focus very much on the coping even maybe more than the definition and, that kind of stuff. >> yes? >> i have a couple of points in response to mike's statement. firstly, given the resource constraints we have in a world of dwindling financial resources, it's hard to monitor something when you don't know what the characteristics are, and what to monitor and what to look for. t one constraint. there's why there's so much talk about a risk-based monitoring or riffing-based security. you look at the threat assessment no one has a single definition of risk. or loan -- lone wolf or terrorism. that's one constraint what you look at that. and in terms of having a potential lo

i mean, the writers are so clever, and jonah, greg, what they do, i mean, i don't doubt that -- i meano your work. >> well, that's the thing. the machine has now become a character of the show. it's -- they didn't pull that concept out of the sky. like the government really produced a machine that could detect terrorist acts. like they were really trying to perfect this machine. i don't know if they still have it or if it's running or working or if they perfected it or not. but that's definitely something real. >> do you know this because you used to work at the pentagon? >> no. i was just a receptionist. >> oh, you were a receptionist. i didn't know if you were doing top-secret stuff. >> you used to be a receptionist? >> yes, she was a receptionist at the pentagon. >> right around the corner -- right around the corridor from colonel powell. >> so you would answer the phone and say -- >> what -- oh, god, it was so long ago. what was the name of the department i worked for? it was a long title. >> but this is the thing about this death because it's so shocking. you know they're going cr

." >> announcer: ♪ ♪ >>> david and goliath, jonah and the whale, noah and the arc. stories fact or fiction? >> one major retailer labeled a batch of bibles fiction. costco says it was a blunder. >> reporter: caleb coltenbach is the pastor of discovery church. he's a big fan of the bible. >> trying to reach people where they are and share the gospel with them. >> reporter: so when he was shopping at this seemy valley costco, he stopped to take a look at the bibles. what he saw threw him for a loop. >> it was labeled fiction. it stuck out to me because i've never seen a bible labeled fiction. >> he snapped this photo and put it on facebook. >> tweets blasting and supporting costco posted. >> labeling the bible fiction is insulting and if they had labeled the koran fiction libs would be furious. another said is it not fiction? i think costco has this correct. please provide factual data to support otherwise. >> it was labeled fiction accidentally. >> reporter: they have apologized and said the fiction tag was not any religious judgment. they said it was a flat out mist

networks will become broadband pipes, the social networks become the new facebook -- >> and we had jonahnst twitter. >> yeah. >> is that a result of the ipo, or not? >> i think the twitter has made a lot of comments that made facebook say, that's not you, it's me. twitter is saying, we're the place where the world discusses television, because we're going after the television advertising budgets. facebook is five times the size. they don't want the realtime conversation, the shroud of the realtime conversation to be owned by twitter, because they think it's essential will to marketing dollars. >> fascinating. coke and pepsi on steroids. >> stlutly. >> john, great having you in. >> thank you very much. >> you have a great weekend. >> thank you. >> sounds good. >>> back to headquarters and scott wapner and "halftime." >> thanks so much. good afternoon. welcome to the "halftime" show today. we're coming to you live once again from the robin hood investors conference in the heart of new york city. today, we have more special guests in our lineup. in just a few moment, we'll be joined exclusi

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when you realize you have this many half siblings, hooer is a big family and do you feel like faly, jonah ar all hanging out in our home rooms, hanging out, it's a great experience. >> denitely. >> so just i think, even if let's say we doan don't endp ning him or anythi,his show has bughts so much closer together as aamily and no matter what, nothian break our bond. leak we all are just familynd it's even though we have known each other f what a a year, it's like wn have known each other forever. >> everybody colltively. yeah. >> jesse, do you notice similarities, do youee ysical similarities among all of u? >> i do. i see some le facial similaries, very slig. but sinc i've known some of the kids forou know eht ars or so, i can definitely tell now and just the way we ac the way we do things, that sameyou know, musk,taste, foods, what we leak to do. sot's finitely, definely the family thing. >> wow, i'm out of me. bre, has this journey been worth ito r? >> 100% you kn, my fami, yes. 100% >> it's great to meet all of you. thank you for being a part of this, toen rak cryo starts next week, g