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jonah goldberg, kirsten powers, and charles krauthammer., this controversy centered around the legal work that adegbile did for convicted cop killer mumia abu-jamal, and back in 1981. the killing of an officer, faulkner. his widow came out with a statement saying she is especially grateful to the democrats who broke ranks and had the kurjs to do the right thing. debo adegbile is the wrong person for the job. there have to be better people for the position. this was quite a moment on capitol hill today. >> it was a huge moment and sort of the filibuster aspect of it is fascinatinfascinating. it's also sort of fascinating to see that something has a huge half-life. if you're of a certain age, you don't remember mumia abu-jamal was sort of the dashboard saint not of liberals but the hard left. a real hero of the hard left. i spent a lot of time looking at this in the 1990s. an unequivocally guilty cop killer with witnesses and corroboration and a confession. because he was so articulate and a left wing activist, he became a hero to a lot of pe

. >> jonah fischer is at kuala lumpur. jonah, that critical word used by the transportation minister, credible. >> the same word we heard from the australian prime minister earlier when he announced they had two in the southern ocean, which could potentially be linked to flight mh-370. i think there's a bit of a sense that it is the australians out of perth and the americans leading in that southern sector. remember this debris which is found. we still don't know exactly what it is. it is south and to the east of a search area when they have been narrowing down the last few days. they isolated this area in the first place thanks to satellite data communicated between maintenance aboard the plane and is the light in the indian ocean. they have whittled that down by cross-references information. they know how much fuel is on the plane and the known radar they have. so areas they know the plane could have flown across without being spotted. they narrowed down that area. south and east they found this debris. one big piece, 24

i just want to enjoy it. >> jonah hill.reat jonah hill. >> probably the best i have worked with. it is amazing when you can have a certain thought process for what you think a scene is going to be, and somebody cares everything apart in front of you, and you have to ride with it. >> leonardo dicaprio's character and my character start this company that starts with penny stocks and gets working-class people and drains their bank accounts. my character is probably the closest thing to an animal ever. ever portrayed on screen. no impulse control. no moral decision-making. just someone completely heartless. >> how did you prepare for him? >> i met with leonardo dicaprio before i was supposed to meet with martin scorsese. i was very adamant that i knew people like this in society, you know? i had seen them exist. and really was saddened by the fact that they do not care about anything besides things. you know? all they care about is more and more, filling some hold that is never going to be filled, and not caring what you have t

jonah, you join us live. what's going on. >> reporter: you can see this line of police here, this is the journal it's hotel where we've been for the last 12 days, this is where the press conferences have been taking place every day. there are separate hotels where the relatives have been saying. today two chinese relatives decided to come here to speak to the journalists. they started speaking to chinese journalists downstairs. then the authorities obviously heard about it and they came and dragged them away. i was there when they were dragged away screaming and kicking down the stairs, put in another room. of course, the journalists had all heard about it by then. so they were following as well. now there's some sort of cordon set up to keep the journalists away from these chinese relatives who, in fact, do want to speak to us, really an indication of how sensitive the malaysians are to criticism about how the investigation is going. >> more broadly, jonah, what about the atmosphere, not just with those two

as jonah said, the speech today was remarkable. a man who is angry, passionate, indignant, and you know, ridiculing the united states and all of its arguments against what he's doing. and i think we're at a very, very dangerous moment because even though he has annexed crimea, all the supplies that he needs to keep his army going there and indeed the civilian population of crimea, must run through ukrainian sovereign territory. the electricity, the gas, the water, go through pipelines and other kinds of lines that cross a very narrow piece of land. that's the flashpoint next. that and the ukrainian army troops that remain in crimea and who now by putin's definition are occupying foreign land. it couldn't be more dangerous, and i see no evidence that anything will deter him except his own calculation of what's in his interest, not any of the threats coming from the west. >> vice president biden said we're sending 12 f-16s to poland. he is standing alongside the polish there. but there is a disconnect here, charles. here's what the w

and it was jonah hill was the time we actually did it on dress.the usual." and he's like, "i don't know what that is, man." i go, "ah." you know, joking around. just being really happy and saying hi to people. >> seth: long walk. it's a long walk to the flier. >> i get to this -- i got my back gets to the camera, and it's just me slowly turning around. they do a close-up. all the tabs still there. [ laughter ] everything else -- like, "used futon" only has one tab left. [ laughter and applause ] it was like -- nobody wants a freakin' juggling lesson. and i just turn around, and then it's basically and probably the reason it's never been on tv, five and a half to seven and a half minutes of me berating everybody for not wanting juggling lessons. [ laughter ] >> seth: almost a monologue. >> pretty much a monologue. >> seth: like, a few people have a couple lines but mostly -- >> well, sort of. i mean, i need people bounce of. >> seth: and you crossed the line a few times and jonah had to tell you to cool it. >> oh, yeah. people get -- the person, th

. >> jonah hull for it in kiev. >>> climate change, the problem only getting worse. the group of scientists at the united nations, climate change will lead to widespread hunger and drought. >>> coming up. after a protest after the albuquerque police department turns violent. >>> looking for relief from the violence of the local group. >> hundreds of protesters taking to the streets of albuquerque, a city of just over 500,000 residents, roxanna saberi has the story. >> one person with the group anonymous claims they'll strike again soon. the group had warned it would retaliate after the police shot to death a homeless man earlier this month. people angry about that shooting and others, shouted anti-police slogans. these pictures from social media captured the incident. one officer was reportedly injured. it's not clear if any protesters were hurt. anonymous is planning more attacks on the albuquerque website. back by the evening. a spokesman says they haven't figured out who hacked it yet. del, we reached out to the albuquerque police department, they haven't reached

it is day 6 of -- >> they turned the mother of jonah hill into a joe. into a show. here is the latest ad urging people to enroll. >> sorry that was the wrong ad. can we see the right one, please? >> both of our boys were rambunctious and miss -- miss chough vus and talented and kind. >> one thing we don't have to put up with is our kid not having health care. >> young people feel invincible and until something happens they will continue to feel invincible. >> do you want your mothers to have a nervous break down? it is imperative to have health insurance. >> there is nothing worse than a mom feeling like her child is not protected no matter how old they are? jay with the march 31st open enrollment coming they enlisted lebron james. >> the deadline to enroll is march 31st. sign up now. you never know what -- when you might take a hit. >> i have a lot to say about this, but you are the guests so i will talk to you. mikey, i have to start with you. >> i love it when you start with me. >> you should. is the white house treating young people like children here? instead o

our correspondent jonah fischer is in kuala lumpur. jonah, not a huge amount of information. what struck you? >> reporter: as expected, no real further news about the search. we will hear that from the australian authorities. they are taking the lead in terms of searching for the two. the further scaling up of this multinational operation. we learned that china is seasoneding three of its own planes to begin searching the southern corridor. they will be based out of indonesia. japan are sending two of their p-3 orions to join the american, australian and new zealand planes flying out of there at the moment. defense ministers spoke of this being a long haul. even if the debris is found, locating the black box is going to be, extremely difficult. and there were responses about when they received this information from inmarsat, the satellite provider which suggested the plane may not be in the south china sea and might indeed be in the indian ocean or across central asia. they went through a detailed timeline stressing they did have to refer much of the information they received

let's go live to bbc jonah fischer at kuala lumpur airport. that area that extends north and west of the indian sea, what is it? >> the the reason he was giving in the press conference was simply they haven't managed to find anything in the existing area so it was a natural progression to reach outwards. there have been reports which haven't been confirmed by the authorities about signals being emitted potentially from the aircraft after the last radar plot was given in the south china sea in the early hours of saturday morning. as i said, it's not been verified, but we think that potentially it may have been the aircraft trying to communicate with a satellite for several hours after it is thought to have disappeared off the radar system. that perpetuated this theory that the plane may have continued to fly four or five hours. the malaysians not confirming that yet. it's one of the theories being looked at by their investigation team. >> jonah, to the east in the south china sea, this report from a chinese university of some kind of seismic sh

jonah goldberg be in washington.or you, rescue crews this morning searching for more victims after that deadly explosion in new york city yesterday morning around this time. that blast leveled two apartment buildings in upper manhattan and killed at least seven people, many more were injured in this blast. we're told that several other people are still missing. it was gas leak, apparently, that triggered this explosion. witnesses describing the moment that happened. listen to this. >> my windows shook. i thought they had blew out. the pictures on the wall came off the wall. the explosion was a very large blast. >> we saw these boards, like, flying, saw the lady just hugged me to try to protect herself. a. martha: happened up in new york yesterday morning. laura ing el joins us now with more on this investigation. where are we today, laura? >> reporter: the search for more victims and answers continues this morning in east harlem. a spokesperson tells fox in his meeting with city officials this morning getting status

. >> what's the latest, jonah? >> well, we have heard in the last couple of minutes, geeta that the search in australia is over for the day. all the planes have returned without finding these two objects which they have been searching for 1,500 miles, about 2,500 kilometers off the southwestern coast of australia. there were four surveillance planes out today. three from australia, one from the united states. and also a commercial jet hired to fly over the area with people looking out looking for some sort of sign that correlated with these satellite pictures. today, though, conditions were better. no success in terms of locating those two pieces. they would have dropped a buoy and relayed that information to the ships. the ships will have to wait and see whether the planes do the work. >> tell us a little bit about what the other ships that are approaching the area will add to the operation. what can they do? >> they don't have the range, the speed, the capability. one big piece 24 meters in size, the other 5 mete

jonah fischer reports from kuala lumpur. >> reporter: the shallow seas have now been discounted. based on satellite data, two new regions are being explored. the first stretches south into the indian ocean, where a remote location and deep rough waters make only the most sophisticated of planes and ships useful. the second option, a wide band across central asia is more accessible. and the 11 countries along the possible flight path are being asked whether they might have missed a boeing 777 flying overhead. it's not an easy thing to own up to if you have invested in expensive military surveillance. here in malaysia, the investigation team is trying to work out why the plane was diverted west. whoever was in control clearly knew what they were doing. so the two pilots have come under renewed scrutiny. this pilot had a flight simulator in his own house. it's now been taken away by police. >> translator: he is very friendly and actively involved in community outreach. he comes from a good family. >> reporter: despite a huge multinational effort pulling in experts and companies from

. >> i'm rooting for jonah hill. so great, and here's my impression of jennifer lawrence.this? she's at lunch and she's like -- i'm just not good with change. ished get an oscar, jamie. [ laughter ] >> jonah hill was fantastic and so was leonardo dicaprio. >> by the way, i know you're excited here, because we know who will win for best actress. slam dunk with cate blanchett. when the film was first screened, we also said she is going to win the oscar. and she's an astonishing actress. this is her six nomination. best supporting actress. her second win overdue. she's a slam dunk. you can bet the house on this one. >> now that you've told us all the winners, people can watch me host at 7:00. i'm hoping umenyioyou'll join u >> our get dressed up. thank you for joining us. this was so much fun. >>> big night tonight, and we will be right back. [ female announcer ] we'll cook all day today, but we're not staying in the kitchen. just start the slow cooker, add meat and pour in campbell's slow oker sauce. by the time you get home, dinner is practically done. and absolutely delici

. >> i happen to have a card, an old card -- >> he was the jewel here -- he was the jonah hill characterthe suits in the movie, within much different than real life? >> we talked about what they were, they were double-breasted suits, they wore lesion pleated trousers cover that was a style in the 90's. >> you use this is a transition points to doing things for west side story, tell me about that. >> when his business went out of business, i need to fill that spot. what happened was that we got involved with custom designers and we started building costumes for the runway shows. >> what are some of the challenges with working with the people at broadway? >> everything has to be done on a deadline. i put the onus on them and tell them that we need to have it by friday. we get it done, but we go crazy. >> what is some of the craziest stuff you made? >> we're doing rocky the musical. >> apollo creed, and all of his managers -- >> the boxing shorts as well? >> the leather jackets. >> do anything like these take off on their own? >> a lot of people come and call me and say i want that rocky le

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jonah goldberg mauryra eliasson and charles krauthammer.is the white house saying and what is reality? >> the white house has said for some time, they have kind of moved the goalpost again. they said under 30 is fine. or under 35, because that's the amount of young people that have signed up for the massachusetts health care system at this point at its inception. they're saying that's a number that gets them out of the danger zone. you're not going to have a debt spiral if you have a quarter being young people. originally, they were talking about 38% being young people, which is more than young people's percentage of the p populati population, but you need that cushion of young, healthy people to subsidize the older, sicker people. they're short of that. the question is are they so short that the thing will fall apart and collapse of its own weight? they seem to think no. will they get close to 5 million by the end of march? maybe. you know, they're clearly short of that, but i think they feel like they have now kind of whistled past the gr

jonah hull traveled there to find out how losing crimea has affected the region. >> reporter: ukrainea country still coming to terms with what has happened. and what may be still to come. divided loyalties are playing out on the streets. in the black seaport of odessa, ukraine's only seaport after russia's annexation of crimea. the crowd unfurls a giant ukrainian flag. this on the one hand is a powerful display of unity intended for russia and ethnic russians in ukraine would who would prefer autonomy from kiev. the message this country is stronger together than apart. this, on the other hand, is exactly the sort of threat that russia has promised to defend ethnic russians in ukraine against. they are called right sector an ultra nationalist group that many credit for sustaining the protests that brought down the yanukovych government. they are small in number, but now one of the new government's biggest problems. glory to ukraine they cry. and death to our enemies. >> translator: our enemies are those that wants to encroach on our territorial territory our country and those that kill

they safed their heads in honor of jonah who died of leukemia.up was made up of his parents as well as firefighters. coworkers and other family and friend. their goal was to raise five thousand dollars. they raised more than $12,000. >>> happening today. popular restaurants is closing its doors after nearly 50 years in business. the cable car restaurant is serving since 1965. the restaurants was even featured on the food network show. diners, drive in ins and dives and when asked whether he was closing the restaurant he said it was just time. >> some people are celebrating st. patrick's day by drinking. others by running. >> this is the annual st. patrick's day festival. this includes the shamrock. five k run. they are expected to hit the pavement and it kicks off in just about an hour. >> three olympic champions receive this welcome from lake tahoe. >> jamie anderson who is there on the right and in sunglasses and maddy bowman waving the flag. there they are. they won gold medals at the olympic games. their celebration included hannah peter who

the bbc's jonah fisher is at the media center where that confrontation happened. a warning, his report contains flash photography. >> reporter: there's a line of police here. they are effectively protecting the chinese relatives who came here to try to speak to journalists. keeping the media away. let's see if we can get through. excuse me, guys. i'd like to speak to the relatives. why not? why are we not being allowed through? can you tell me? you're live on bbc world. anyone here want to tell us why we can't speak to the relatives? anyone? what did you say, sir? no. you can see here no one wants to explain it to us. we can read between the lines. the chinese came here, they've been kept in a separate hotel from the journalists, they came here to try to speak to journalists, particularly chinese journalists. they have a sign complaining about the way they feel the investigation is going. obviously once word got around that they were here, there was a pretty heavy handed response. they've been taken away. obviously a lot of commotion because there's so many journa

astronauts, tom hanks and jonah hill yanking it. (laughter) and since the terrible evil of slavery resulted in a best picture oscar, that means ultimately, slavery has a happy ending. (laughter) just like the draj dee of the titanic. if those people had lived to hear celine dion sing that song, i'm sure they gladly would drowned themselves. folks, it wasn't just slavery t wasn't just slavery that got its long overdue recognition so, did matthew mcconneghey. he took home best actor for his role in dallas buyers club and i have been a mcconnaehead photographer forever. he is only subject whoever has been honored with two word segments on the report. sorry, afghanistan, try doing some more crunches. so folks, it's not just me who is inspired by matthew mcconneghey so, is matthew mcconneghey. >> when i was 15 years old hi a very important person in my life said who is your hero. i said i have to think, give me a couple weeks, i come back, he said who is your hero. i thought about it, it's me in ten years. so i turned 25. ten years later

npr later tweeted jonah, quote, thanks for catching.old the story was written senate but was mistakenly said live as southern. later feeds corrected. and finally taking a second look at your stock photos. the "los angeles times" reports long beach senatorial candidate sent out this, getting things done for long beach. one problem, that is the san diego skyline, not long beach. the campaign manager has taken full responsibility for what has become an all too common mistake. last year then new york mayoral candidate anthony weiner's campaign website accidentally used a photo of the pittsburgh skyline. the u.s. is shuffling some of its military assets around in response to the russian incursion on crimea. the white house says president obama spoke for an hour this afternoon with russian leader vladimir putin. president obama indicated that there is a way to resolve the situation diplomatically, but there is no serious talk of using force just days after huge defense cuts were announced. national security correspondent jennifer griffin on w

. >> featuring first lady michelle obama and jonah hill and adam levine. >> one things we should not have to put up with is are our kids not having health care. >> until something happens they will continue to feel invincible. >> we nag you because we love you. >> are you happy you signed up? >> i am. >> ben has been enrolled for months. >> the biggest thing is it takes away the pressure of thinking, what will happen if i have to go to the emergency room or to the doctor. i feel just an immense load off my shoulders. >> so you actually do some work with hospital billing, correct? >> yes, i work as a medical scribe in the emergency room. >> what has your personal experience been working in hospital billing and how that impacts your decision on whether or not to sign up for obamacare? >> they are trying to get as much money from you as possible. if you are uninsured, you are falling into debt. we focus so much on car insurance but we're like running motors 24-7, we can't ever expect we are going to be invincible because we're not. >> you're nodding yes to this, i can't believe it. we a

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when you look at this race you the one we went to rp one millimeter stately empower the jonah story of two leaders speak of the most impacting the mets to thin it is hard on the phone with the ultimate offering guaranteed funding of twenty new face. i'm going in the second unit condo in october after months and only we can work with them. i was welcomed and embraced to rezone the site with the medium appealing. but the kid the deep wounds almost every morning the pounding he ventures out into the scene until soften his image. right now he has to plan to pay his fields for sailing. it's not an easy task for him all the other traumas in this area. not even if they would practice instead of oxen. saul and his partners brought daisy taking after months of drought the need to style himself in his mid teens. nowadays the other promise but their equipment to him. they were impressed by its quality the race season is expected to win soon. the other bombers into the lead to a benefiting from the front in the last left off. still on some of the young man who was because the extra money a day one

above sixty five jonah does from completion of the iht. after the accident he was awarded the bulk of radiation. he considered immature eating daily. forty emma is a large city. we all need to understand the situation specific area where we live when she loaned of multiple agendas. it's watanabe awesome trunk and to help measure the radiation revels in his house. it's been the readings one roll of the law she expected. and she decided to stay. i don't own the state crunk and steve seemed silly nonsense of the house little piece of one another's company. it's so this will be visible to providing on demand and if there's anything that changes will be visible from. during the storm are it's very important that we ourselves to find out the radiation level around us and how it's changed. again seized the device in the morning to a netbook as a way over and calling people. the worst decision as to position it is based on local data but don't own a rumor or or earn the wrong assessment of the situation so that by publishing to match the pollution

as john now was forced in jonah's meal bar dues he ages wrapped up coverage of the just completed sochi olympics to the scene he got two more olympic news forced to house the living and covered up by china's bid to host another olympiad is now officially on bali at a time for the role of footballing into a wild week in the english premiership is upon us and much more including the diving world setting up shop here in beijing as the world series begins thirty minutes the best in sports sports effects. right now. new delhi government in the running beijing and john to go make their bid to host the twenty twenty two when her last day of fishing all's well that ends well china's li na see her run in indian wells on the wall called the semifinal round in garden for what's wrong with the del totally used less broad that leads to the club for many strikers the end. i wanted. panasonic steamy vacuum insulation panels for forty helps a snowman covered eight thousand km from japan to train to visit a boy who'd never seen snow without using any compression refrigeration the project the ride from t

biggest momma's boys was a crowded category of boys who brought their moms -- jonah hill, leo dicapriohew mcconaughey. the winner, jared leto because he made a beautiful speech about her, too. >> and i just want to say, i love you, mom. and thank you for teaching me to dream. >> reporter: the best acceptance speech, hands down, the documentary "20 feet from stardom," about backing singers. when the spoken word just isn't enough. ♪ i sing because i'm happy ♪ >> reporter: nick watt, abc news, los angeles. >>> and we thank you for watching. we're always here at abcnews.com. "nightline," of course, will be along later. and i'll see you right back here again tomorrow night. good night. >>> there is a lot of green on live doppler seven hd. coming up the latest wave of wet weather across the bay area. >> we'll show you underground gusher bubbling up like this for showers hours. you'll see a driver of a truck make a get away attempt. >> and a delicate balancing act between the environment and economy at lake tahoe. >> and a live look tonight from the top of mount tam you'll see how wet weather

jonah's call strikeouts to keep in touch with today's news across the work. one pm paris time to bring you the top stories together with expert analysis and in depth reports. for different take on the news my hair. things go from deeper with the flow right here. thank you. it is the head today from friends twenty. a live debate on top of the day. one day concert at seven pm optional chopped off. and all that don't. to find a way to stop and a squeeze play. the process you will will will will the eye. due to selection requires clean it up in the comics their corresponding amendments were adopted in a jealous the staff will be more professional. the courts would use new technologies in their everyday work to subdue the solution. the court of modern equipment the new technologies are getting some positive results. the court also notified for two segments of the court processes via sms messages will look to the illusion that it says in the new station practical cousins unfortunately court proceedings be too much time

but if you look at the "washington journal" poll, it matters. >> and jonah, great to talk to you abouts. >> let's get into the nuts and bolts of the race. republicans are elated saying this could be a thing to come in november. for the 13th district jolly is the winner. our senior national correspondent john roberts is live in clear water with the resu resu results. >> reporter: this is the first test during the mid-term year and it appears it passed with flying colors. a lot of republicans complained jolly wasn't the strongest candidate but he came from behind to beat alex sink through obamacare and local issues. the fact he won over a candidate that was better known and had more money and won the governor positive race has the republicans predicting big things. >> i think republicans are in a good position and i am certain we will hold the house and begins to mean we look at taking the senate for real. sfwl >> keeping the house and maybe taking the senate. the republican congressional committee is excited about what happened but saying history shows just because you win a special ele

jonah, good use of government money or a great use? >> a great use of money.e one of the acting students they asked to participate in this. this is absolutely terrible. the fact that a this is a grant means they had to apply i'm pretty sure. so for someone to say this is a great idea and this is -- it sounds reasonable, let's do it, i visited their website and part is an education out reach. there is not much there. there is a page for each fruit or vegetable and it says "follow me." how that will educate our kids i don't know. these people are not experts. a quote says the students are recognized as experts in their own right. their knowledge is equally valued as academic expertise. >> we should do this commercial. >> we are experts and we can do it way better. >> it is telling us about fruits we already know about. everybody knows grapes are delicious. tell us about kumkwats. >> they are telling you about something you know and it could be used for better things like curing april de's saw rye -- andy's saw psoriasis. robert these fruits acting like bullies?

. >> jonah hill, was he convincing as a moel. >> yeah. >> were you scared when you saw it?ly, it's crazy, i'm terrified of wolves. but -- >> they are fictional. >> yeah. that's my fear. for sure. >> was it an oscar's role in i made love to my sandwich? >> no. i find more comedy in it than anything else, even if it's not supposed to be funny. making love to a sandwich is a little different than the norm. >> what did you think of the tarantino film gratuitous violence from my own amusements. >> great. >> what did you like about it? >> the details. and the main structure of the picture. and it had the great story, the great details in the background. and the great story. i thought it was great all the way through. >> it was very real for a fake movie. >> right. >> right. what did you think of the dance number in 12 years a slave? >> i thought it was pretty good. i think it was at the end? >> toward the end, yeah. when he said, let's dance it out. >> something like that. >> let's dance, let's dance. >> let's dance. let's dance. let's all do the dance. we're free. i think it was

i thought the joke about jonah hill showing ellen something, jamie foxx was backstage hollowing. >> aial for all of the people we lost in the last year, i thought it was powerful. >> yeah, she was talking to a guide, and she said i was walking off and amy adams was just draped over the person with her. >> yes, it just kind of hits you when you think of everything that you have been around. >> a year of unexpected deaths of younger people like phillip seymour hoffman, and that hits the audience too. >> do you think it was a successful oscars moment? >> i think so. >> they tell you before, please don't applaud. they tell you not to do that, but there is always controversy about someone in and someone out. tomorrow we will hear about who was left out. >> why don't they make you clap. i watch people cringe when someone gets huge claps, and someone else is like who is that? >> what was the atmosphere like backstage? >> it's very workman lailike. they're all looking at their scripts. >> it's quite a big deal. >> yeah, a lot of them are film, not stage actors. they're not used to being in fr

. >> jonah hall reporting there. >>> contradicters have a field day in south africa. >> antigovernment protesters in thailand have retreated to a park in central bangkok. the opposition insists that doesn't mean its fight is over. and that it's now looking to the court to help remove the prime minister from office. reporting from bangkok. >> bangkok is no longer shut down. opening roads to traffic but not opening the way to political reconciliation. the opposition decided to dismantle rally sites, weeks of treat protests against care taker prime minister yingluck shinshintshinawatra. people have been killed. >> the opposition says its goal hasn't changed. people here want thailand's political system unwound. caretaker prime minister from office, opposition leaders are now relying on intervention by the courts to do just that. >> only part of this government's problem, the government's created a lot of other problems, like for example, the problem with the rice farmers, facing an investigation on her involvement with the corruption. >> yingluck has been prevented from working from her o

jonah fischer, bbc news, rakhine state. >>> live to simferopol, the the capital of crimea.ea flags and russian flags. crimea's regional parliament just voted in favor of becoming part of russia. it will ask the people in a referendum to ratify the decision 10 days from now. you've been with bc world news. thanks for joining me. back at the same time tomorrow. bye-bye. getting your vegetables every day? when i can. [ bop ] [ male announcer ] could've had a v8. two full servings of vegetables for only 50 delicious calories. ♪ ♪ the new vanilla macchiato from starbucks. crafted by hand and heart. i can't believe your mom has a mom cave! today i have new campbell's chunky spicy chicken quesadilla soup. she gives me chunky before every game. i'm very souperstitious. haha, that's a good one! haha! [ male announcer ] campbell's chunky soup. it fills you up right. you can't always see them. but it's our job to find them. the answers. the solutions. the innovations. all waiting to help us build something better. something more amazing. a safer, cleaner, brighter future. at boeing, t

. >> jonah became a monk when he was just eight. now he is a senior at the monastery.asked what he learned about human. >> right do you think all people in myanmar should have the same human rights? >> yes, in myanmar, also other country. >> every race, every religion? should have the same rights? >> yes. >> so what do you say-- >> but then we ask him but u wirathu, the monk who has compared muslims to mad dogs. >> he is a hero for me. >> he is a hero for you? >> i like him very much. but not all things because a normal monk or a normal people can make mistake, some mistakes i don't like but mostly i like him. >> why do you like him? >> why do i like him? he always breach about muslim and buddhism, how different we are. they have a chance to get married, four wives. if they do like that, in 50 years myanmar will disappear in the world. >> how these monks define human rights matters to the future of myanmar. >> monks are recorded in this society and in this culture as the keepers of the ethical and moral flame that is at the heart of buddhism. [ bells ringing ] >> every

jonah fischer, bbc news, kula lumpur. >>> the european union, foreign ministers meeting in brussells to see kind of sanctions they might impose. they are moment sanctions discussed only actually target individuals through asset freezes, travel bans and so on. the west could move to sanction russian companies as well. who will be most disadvantaged? europe ranks as the biggest trading partner. it accounts for 41% of all trade. exports to europe were dominated by crude oil and gas. in fact, european countries import 84% of russia's oil experts. russian goods and services exported to the eu. it totaled $317 billion. in return, european companies sold t$210 billion back in 2012. alibaba said the move will make it a more global company. the move being widely predicted by analysts is expected to be the biggest share offering since facebook in 2012. they predict the listing will raise $15 billion. however, alibaba did not reveal when the initial public offering would take place. they initially planned to list in hong kong. talks broke down last year. >>> let's have a quick look at the marke

>> i thought of it as the jonah instinct. not god, but the bbc is saying make this series. i can't, i can't, i don't want to do it. flee to tarshish immediately. >> charlie: you're the only person who could have done this. >> what i did think was, the bbc with its grand and courageous institution, sometimes like pbs, you know, doesn't want to run into a storm of trample. why would you cause it? i can't think of any more project more likely to cause trouble, and i was struck but be gutsy necessary of wanting to do it. and there is a chasm of ignorance and misunderstanding aboutish history in europe. jewish history is thought of entirely pretty much as israel, palestine or the holocaust. >> charlie: right. and israel-palestine makes people put their spurs and brass knuckles on, and the holocaust makes people come out in a sweat because nay think they're treading on egg shells or the bones of those lying in auschwitz. so other way, it's not something that non-jews can engage with. that's not the case here, i hope and think. so i thought, well, here is an opportunity actually t

. >> jonah hill is nominated for his amazing performance of "wolf of wall street."tly, i have to say, you showed us something in that film that i have not seen for a very, very long time. you get it? >> that's pretty good. so what did you think, overall, of ellen's performance? >> i thought she did well. it was so much less edgy than we saw seth mcfarland do last year. there were no songs about boobs, but ultimately the spirit of ellen really came out in the show. she's so sweet and funny and just appealing to so many people at once. >> and the pizza thing. genius, right? >> genius. and the fact she took that selfie and did something like everyone is doing on twitter and she just managed to get like 20 of the most famous people in on it. >> she definitely took chances. >> it's a testament how everyone is along for the ride when ellen is there. >> overall, what did you think of the show? >> overall, it was a very safe show. not a ton of surprises. but ultimately it was a show that everyone could enjoy. so you can't go wrong with that, right? >> i have to agree with t

i want to read one other article that was in the "usa today" by jonah goldberg, obama in denial on russia. i'll not go through it. he wrote an article in college placing the blame on the "war mentality and the twisted logic of the cold war and president reagan's defense build up according to obama deflected the prioritiesing rather than what should be the goal: a nuclear-free world. that is from student obama. but the remarkable thing that two weeks ago in response to tensions in ukraine, two weeks z ago, the president explained that quote our approach isn't to see the ukraine events as a chess board in which we are in competition with russia. this is a horrible way to talk about the cold war because it implies it is a game started between two competitors. similar comparisons are common as of late especially during the olympics. america surely made mistakes during the trouble. but there was a right and wrong side to that conflict. we were on the right side, the soviet union, which vladimer putin was a part, murdered millions of its own people and stifled people in all forms, enslaved all