he joins us live now, and today is significant and historic, isn't it, jonah, in several ways. >> it certainly is activityic because two hope popes are being cannoneersed, and that has never happened before. pope francis presiding, but also attended by pope benedict xvi. this will be his most prominent public appearance since as we seek. the opening stages head of moments away, the canon indication ceremony itself. and in a short half hour or so pope francis will declare those two popes saints. on the altar they will be represented by relics of their lifetime. a vial of joh pope john paul iid of pope john xxiii. to talk more about it, i'm joined by the catholic news agency, andrea, thanks for joining us. give us a sense of pope francis' mission a year or so into his papacy. >> this is the first for pope francis. this is significant, that this is the first canonization of two predecessors. the two predecessors are very important. the first one gave righ rise toe second one. the seconds one gave completion to the second vatican counse co. so that they mirror. they went to the parishes

author jonah keri.ring the 8g band. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ and now, here he is, seth meyers. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> seth: good evening everybody! i'm seth meyers. this is "late night." how's everybody doing tonight? is everybody good? [ cheers ] that's great because today is earth day. [ cheers ] that's right. today is earth day. at least according to the guy who saw me throw a banana peel in the blue trash can. [ laughter ] he made sure i knew it was earth day. i guess this is no surprise. governor chris christie criticized marijuana legalization saying it's just not the quality of life we want to have here in new jersey. because the last thing you'd ever want is people walking around new jersey asking, "what is that smell?" [ laughter ] [ applause ] anything you can do to avoid that happening would be great. "the new york times" is reporting that america's middle class is no longer the world's wealthiest middle class. which must be very upsetting to the 12 remaining members of the middle clas

i didn't know what was going to happen. >> by the time jonah and paul get into the water, the victims nowhere to be found. both trained lifeguards, jonah and paul frantically searched the murky water, knowing they did 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 joe nay 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 s

tonight -- kate upton from "transcendence", cole hauser jonah hill and channing tatum and music from neon trees with cleto and the cletones. and now, here's jimmy kimmel! >> jimmy: hi, everyone. i'm jimmy. thank you. i appreciate that. [ cheers and applause ] we have a good show for you tonight, with neon trees, cole hauser, kate upton. nowadays high school students will make videos asking models to go to the prom with them. kate upton is here to tell them to stop. i believe her exact quote was listen up you little nerd if you can't get a cheerleader your own age to go with you you damn sure aren't getting me. that's a good lesson. somebody need to tell these kids now. if i said it once, i said it 100 times. there is nothing worse than a go-getter. really isn't. kate upton will be here to tell them in a very sexy way. we have many important subject to cover tonight. none more important than beef. the price of beef is skyrocketing. beef prices hit an all-time high in the united states. the number of people in the united states is going up. thanks to the drought and global warming the

my buddy jonah hill came to visit. and you know, jonah and i are both really big into twitter.alk to each other in person. here, take a look. hey, what's up jonah? >> jimmy, nothing much. things are a little crazy lately. hashtag, living la vida loca. what's up with you? >> jimmy: just having my morning joe. hashtag, living la vida mocha. hashtag, no coffee no workee. by the way, congrats on your oscar nomination. hashtag, wolf of wall street. >> thanks man. hashtag, blessed. >> jimmy: who knows, maybe you're gonna win. hashtag, duh winning. hashtag, old references. hashtag, yeah baby. hashtag, my wife. >> hey how is your daughter? hashtag real talk. >> jimmy: she's great. actually we play a lot of games. hashtag, pattycake. hashtag, peek-a-boo. hashtag, got your nose. hashtag, speaking of got your nose, i think somebody's played that with lord voldemort. hashtag, just watched "prisoner of azkaban. hashtag, get my wizard on. hashtag, professor snape. hashtag, harry potter. [ laughter ] can you believe it's 2014 already? hashtag, time flies. hashtag, where have all of the years

there to recognize the historical event, jonah, it must be amazing to be surrounded by so many devoted people. some of whom have been camping out for days. >> joyful anticipation and 45 minutes to go. hymns being song, prayers being said and perhaps hundreds of thousands of pilgrims crowded into st. peter's square all wanting to bear witness to be a part of what will be an unique moment in the history of the catholic church. the canon indication at the same time of two hopes.

people ask like oh, he's a total jonah. how many jonahs are going to be at this party? >> yeah.eah. >> how did you get this character so right about a certain kind of person that operates in d.c.? >> honestly, i didn't get there as far as like the d.c. specific things. i didn't get there without the help of armando and simon and frank richton, you know, our sort of crowd of people that know more did about the d.c. scene going into it. i think the things i brought to it were just sort of like the shamelessness that he operates under and the complete cluelessness about what he actually is. >> it's a combination of shamelessness and cluelessness. and there's this combination you encounter in d.c. all the time, which is people who are just doofy dorks and ambitious but think they're cool bros. it's that combination. there's just total lack of self-awareness about everything jonah does. >> yeah. and i feel like that's sort of in his interest. he's very into the metal scene. and he also has -- he kind of throws in this hip-hop flavor every once in a while. he really does think i think

let's move away from jonah for a second and look at the crowds. st. peter square - many pilgrims sleeping out to get places for the dual canonization. as jonah pointed out. if you saw some priests with umbrellas, signed. it's a sign they are giving communion to the faithful. a last word before we move on. at pope john paul's funeral nine years ago. there were calls of santo rebito, and calls for him to be canonized. saint now, basically. as we see the incredible pictures. two popes, canonizing two popes. >>> the south korean prime minister resigned over the government's handling of the ferry disaster. more than 100 are dead and more than 100 are unaccounted for. chung hong-won said the cries of the families of those missing will keep hum up at night for the -- him up at night for the rest of his life. >> 11 days after the disaster, days marked by grief, anger and recrim nation. south korea's prime minister decided to take the fall. >> translation: the right thing for me to do is take responsibility and resign. on behalf of the government i apologise f

there to recognize the historical event, jonah, it must be amazing to be surrounded by so many devoted people. some of whom have been camping out for days. >> joyful anticipation and 45 minutes to go. hymns being song, prayers being said and perhaps hundreds of thousands of pilgrims crowded into st. peter's square all wanting to bear witness to be a part of what will be an unique moment in the history of the catholic church. the canon indication at the same time of two hopes. that has never happened over. poppope john xxiii and pope po n paupope johnpaul ii, there in ae pope emeritus pop pope benedicti who resigned a little over a year ago. this will be his most prominent public appearance since. >> it has been suggested that symbolically this would suggest the marriage of the conservative camp of the catholic church and the reformist camp of the catholic church headed up by the new pope francis. >> of course, that's the suggestion that they're trying to draw together those elements. the former meeters who have come through different spectrums within the catholic church. pope john was

son jonah has been preaching since he was 13. >> is it scary out there preaching in the streets?> some times. >> people who reject you out there. a lot of them i guess. what do you think of those people? >> i think it's because they're, they hate god and they hate god's people. so they curse at us. and call us all sorts of names. >> reporter: because the kids are home skoomchooled, field tr can end up at planned parenthood where they protested. >> we minister as a family. every one of the children is a testimony to life. >> jesus christ will come back and judge all of us. >> reporter: clearly they have a right to express their opinions on abortion. but their critics wonder if it is right to expose young kids to all of this. >> she has a sign about hitler. he has a sign with bloody fetuses. and pretty rough stuff. for little kids. should they really be here amidst all that. >> this is the reality. this is the ugliness of abortion. >> reporter: some of spokane's religious leaders worry what the lavelles are doing isn't just free speech. >> i feel for the children with them. they ar

jonah hull, al jazeera, at the vatican. >> jonah joins me live now. a day of celebration and sainthood. tell us more about the process of verification for a miracle. >> well technically speaking,, stephen, two proven medical miracles are required after their death. proven by a series of church, committees, and examinations by agnostic doctors. they have to verify the miracle and then send the report. the pope has the find say. in pope john paul's case two miracle asks take. two years after the death of pope john xxiii only one has taken place by the curing of a catholic nun who was suffering from a gastric hemorrhage who was healed after prayer to pope john xxiii two years after he died. and popedown paul 2 was so widely adored in the church. makpope john paulpope john pauln xxiii here saints. you've traveled the world from canada, what did it mean to you to be here today? >> it is such an historical an event to have two blessed popes become saints. that's very overwhelming for a catholic. and it's really sort of a--it puts an exclamation to our faith

jonah weekend and we do clean air was on his way to work. when a gunman approached him and number of shots were fired and the gunmen who adhere to the unknown. that's the theme investigations are confident a handgun was used in this attack. so far no merger would enhance the defense the idea i looking at cctv footage from the area and are eager to speak to him and see me leave the gate to happen you can get direction of the city center. friends that i did the shooting. the group or person greeting gave me a new place to place a cup. who went on to defining role. and what was unusual it is really high seas jacket and a peaceful and calm. this person chose to sleep on footpaths. because he mentions his knees. people choosing to work with many people of course helps many people in both housing and cars on the walking. me i've seen this person or e mail the camel costume. most of the prettiest attack is still not scared. jono weekend had a few minor convictions dating back to the nineteen eighteen. it was not known to god be for serious crying.

jonah told rte news media to stop. receiver has been appointed to st francis private hospital in the moment guy centric helpless you operational management hospital will continue to operate as normal to see for cairns was a kpmg was appointed following a request from the directors of the hospital. what the ndp for two people falling in a sort of car theft in dublin yesterday. a woman in her fifties remains in serious but stable condition in hospital after she was forced from her car in both preached yesterday afternoon according to her car near catherine street in the city this morning. and remind you of the main news again this evening the minister educational reclaimed has received a hostile reception at the sti conference in wexford. he was repeatedly heckled and booed as he attempted to address the contentious issue of junior psycho reform the kings six one years from about myself and our team at least can take. i did the country. the film. so many sons and daughters of something that gave them a fair chance. the i

if you watch "veep," you remember jonah, the tall gangly one. timothy simons is with us today. >> that show is so funny. >> so funny. >> unfortunately, we probably can't even show a clip. >> yeah, you've got to tiptoe around all the words. >> also, all the gadgets you need to organize your kitchen. and of course ambush makeover. >> "time" magazine picked its 100 most influential people. and the big reveal happened today. influential can mean a lot of things. it can be entertainers, people who are influential not in a good way. like putin is one of the people on the list. but on the cover is beyonce. >> yeah. >> she is the titan and cover girl. she has transformed, you know, a lot of things in the music industry. she is something special. >> definitely. definitely. who else is on there? >> pharrell williams is on there in his hat. >> ready for him to make a new fashion statement. let's get -- let's have something different. >> and i bet he will mix it up. he wore that one a little while ago. we also had seth meyers is also recognized. and so is s

jonah goldberg, mara eliasson, and charles krauthammer.you know, you listen to mitch mcconnell, speaker boehner put out a statement today. raising questions about this 7 million. you take on what the president said and the victory lap aspect of it. >> i think it's silly to deny that this was a good moment for the white house. the first good moment they've had since the rollout of the website, maybe since passage. poll numbers have ticked up a slight bit, although i think it's misleading a little bit. so they're taking a bow. i think in some ways conservatives did themselves a bit of a disservice because they saw complete implosion coming with a disaster, so they ended up inadvertently setting the bar for success at curb level. now because they hit the 7 million number, with all the caveats about what the numbers mean, they have this ability to crow a little bit, but the initial criticism, the long-standing criticism republicans have made about the three promises, keep your doctor, keep your plan, lower premiums, those have all still to thi

the bbc's jonah fisher joined me from the harborside in free mantle, the port of perth. asked him about the fact that even the australians say they don't really know where they're looking. >> reporter: they still don't know if they're looking in the right place. they still have no idea why the plane diverted off course. remarkable when you consider it's been 26 days since mh370 disappeared despite this huge multinational effort, both in terms of the investigation team based out of kuala lumpur and based out of here in perth, this big coalition of both planes and ships that are scouring this area off the australian coast. still they've got no firm evidence and they are indeed looking in the right place. no debris has been found. the fact we're hearing about new ships, submarines being sent to that area, that's a sign of how desperate they are. the fact that they really need a break through in the next few days before the black box recorder most likely goes silent. >> jonah, by my reckoning and you're on the harborside there in free mantle, the ping locater should be on st

and it was jonah hill was the time we actually did it on dress.e, "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, the barista, played by jon

. >>> jonah hull is there and joins us. are ministers clearly concerned about the worsening of the situation in ukraine. what do you. xp to come out of this meeting? >> that was essentially it, the press conference by katherine ashton, the sr. policy official for the european union, laying out the conclusions of the meeting here, she explained they had reached a good and strong position on ukraine, one that involved condemnation of the activities on the groups in eastern ukraine, and her pointing out that goes to expand the list of individual subject asset bans, asset freezes and visa bans, those involved in the annexation of crimea. if you look further down this rather substantial list of conclusions, the backbone of the position they have reached here is on the one hand to issue a sort of challenge to russia. you heard her talking about it in, katherine ashton, a challenge to russia to recognize the territorial sovereignty of ukraine as european union say it does, and to withdraw russia's forces clustered across the borde

jonah goldberg, elise viebeck, and jason riley.elise, you hear the president and i guess the question is whether what he and secretary kerry are saying is really having any effect to russia or the ukrainians? >> i think it's a great question. are sanctions effective as a foreign policy tool to change behavior of a leader like vladimir putin? it doesn't seem like they are. they haven't been in north korea and putin in many ways is a rational leader, it doesn't appear that he responds to sanctions. arms to ukraine, will we see that? it's very unlikely at this point because the american people doesn't appear to want it. >> vladimir putin continues to act and we continue to talk. that's what it's been from the get go. i don't see any reason for vladimir putin to stop doing what he's been doing. his approval rating at home is up wards of 80%. why is he going to change course until we show that we're serious? diplomacy is fine if it's working. we've been taken for a ride here. this geneva deal from a couple weeks ago was supposed to dees

who would you rather sleep with ven -- vin diesel or jonah hill?s get over to the other two people. i will go to joe app. would you rather see a jonah hill or zaz-efron. >> i would rather see daniel day-lewis. favorite film and actor i would rather win an oscar doing incredible things like that. then you wonder do people love you for you or your body. >> would never leave you. >> he needs me. >> that's why you are dating inmates now, right? >> yeah, but they don't know about each other. >> andy, chest hair, gone. >> yeah. >> are you okay with that a? >> apparently there is something with working out that causes your chest hair to fall out. >> i believe it is called waxing. >> i love the article. the writer says it is really hard to be outraged about all of these men going to great lengths to bulk up and look like this because she loves it so much. then she realizes what she says and she has to say the object pho location of a men is a falsity to the objectification as women. guys are now expected to look the same way. >> it is disgusting. >> i thin

david hawkings, jonah goldberg, thanks. jenna: a 47-year-old man accused of fatally shooting his wife. police are investigating what he ate before allegedly pulling the trigger. an interesting story. you don't want to miss that. >>> battle to keep iran from building a nuclear weapon. the country's former nuclear chief is speaking out. we'll tell you about his surprising allegations next. vo: once upon a time there was a boy who traveled to a faraway place where castles were houses and valiant knights stood watch for the kingdom was vast and monsters lurked in the deep and the good queen showed the boy it could all be real avo: all of great britain, all in one place book on expedia before april 30th and save up to thirty percent. jon: right now new information on crime stories we're keeping an eye on. two registered sex offenders appearing in california courtroom. they're accused of raping and can iing four women, wearing gps monitoring bracelets. the mother of one of the victims saying if the defendants were properly monito

as jonah said, kind of running, there's not a lot of options left on the table. of things that he can focus on to distract from health care. what i think would be a better thing that the president could spend his time at is try to save his senate majority by admitting obamacare needs to be reformed, working -- letting democrats say it needs to be fixed and this is how rather than trying to say republicans are taking everything away from you. because there's no -- it's harder to run against republicans, they are not shutting the government down, we're not at another debt ceiling standoff. it's really about obamacare. so i think taking that head on is much wiser than trying to go the route of income inequality. jon: well, it's just about 12:30 here on the east coast. we're going to have to say good-bye, i'm going to order myself a stink burger for lunch and see how it tastes. [laughter] thank you both. >> thank you. jenna: new information on the fort hood shooting as we continue to learn more about the man behind this crime. >>> plus, a growing controversy over thi

the chenille jonah's reporting by for a week from the article new steam tent set up a book on her. and on sunday to lead him on sunday evening. they are. since then he shoots and above the latest news from the harbor wall of windows it's as this is only nine am here. we accept that the bodies were retrieved this morning bill. the ball the appellant. i mean relatively low at around one meter. he reporting sch early on monday morning the twenty first. since the release notes begin arriving at the chino what tutorial the auditorium is such a great place for victims' families to stay in bali we prefer the low points most families received after the bodies of the vocal star woke up. but there are still many families reading miss leslie for news about dark chocolate. did. ha station that she knew what it all don't just like on sunday keeping and is busy preparing for my beach without a moment's rest. i had older men in toronto area near the accidents i didn't even go where our present it joins a slight tan house at every pair. it's relatively calm here but in the atmosphere through scans

jonah's been tortured all along.he internet media game. i think from his perspective, he doesn't see it as a step down. he looks at it as i didn't get fired, i've been given a new opportunity. he's a man who can spin anything in his own brain to the positive because he's clueless. >> yeah, you're doing great, you're shooting your own show on your mother's iphone in the basement. that was one of the cleaner scenes we showed there. you guys are tasked with saying some really funny and risque things. >> i've always been a sweary person so i always appreciate it. there is something like whenever i'm just out in regular life and i try to insult somebody, it's usually blunt and not very witty. there's something very shakespearean about what those guys are able to do with the language that's very witty. >> is there any jonah in you or are you becoming him? >> i think there is. >> you mean you're obnoxious and -- >> it would be me on my worst k day and then allowing myself to say something worse that anything i would say on

jonah. >> reporter: they are now officially saints, john paul ii and st. john xxiii, pope francis proclaiming the two late popes as saints using these words "we declare and define blessed john xxiii and john paul ii be saints, we enrol them among the saints decreeing they be veperrated as such by the search. that was the moment that the faithful came to see, watching in their billions, the double celebration in the presence of two living popes - an extraordinary occurrence in itself, pope francis and pope emmer it us xvi. i'm joined by andrea with the catholic and news service. andrea, there's much talk about miracles, medical miracles, said to be performed through the intersession of the two popes after their boths. now a miracle is well to the faithful, but it is an event that is unexplained by science. help me understand what makes a miracle a miracle in the catholic church, who says it's a miracle. >> when there's a miracle for a saint, the person who receives the miracle rises to the call of butification and canonization. when they write the letter, i

jonah, what have the morning ministers been discussing?> well, we haven't heard directly from them yet since they arrived, barbara. we expect a press conference in the next hour or so but certainly expressions of dupe concern by some as they arrived in the building here in luxembourg. also expressions of resolve. once again william hague saying there do need to be consequences for russia in terms of sanctions, signally perhaps a move towards so-called stage three sanctions. these would be far-reaching economic sanctions that would target russia's business and industry perhaps it's banking sector, arms and energy as well. this has been the sanctions in the annexation of crimea, and william hague saying russia's denials don't have a shred of credibility. >> what is interesting we've heard ukrainians directly ask for peacekeeping forces in the eastern part of the country. any more on sanctions or boots on the ground. >> that has not come up, barba barbara, at least in the last few weeks it's been made clear on a number occasions that there is

as jonah hall reports the winner of that election has to battle ramp ent corruption. >> reporter: planning to set up a business in ukraine? here is a step by step guide. fifth get to grips with the number of permits, and then pay plenty of money to smooth the way. this was the experience of one entrepreneur who told me it is the norm. >> translator: yes, i have paid bribes. >> reporter: in 2013 the corruption wash dog described ukraine as the most corrupt country in europe. ukrainians were shown exactly what that means when their former leaders accesses were laid bare. apart from the obviously astonishing extravagance of this place, the private zoo, the golf course, the solid gold loaf of bread, piles of paperwork were also discovered here, which make up what is known as yanukovych leaks, making up a top-down system of corruption. these corrupt practices date back decades. so endemic that it could take more than a revolution as a new government to correct it. >> translator: obviously it was a shock for all of ukraine, and a very good lesson on how not to conduct your life, and a lesson for

tonight -- kate upton from "transcendence", cole hauser jonah hill and channing tatum and music fromeon trees with cleto and the cletones. and now, here's jimmy kimmel! >> jimmy: hi, everyone. i'm jimmy.

and just north of key or other i haven't done yet the regional capital in the town of oxford book of jonah sticks his make up and there you have reports once again according to the authorities in kiev of one hundred separate is around one hundred staff. it is africa's opening fire with machine guns automatic fire automatic weapons for a fighter grenades as well but that they tried to storm of what's described as a military base in this database which apparently was also a depot for arms ammunition of all kinds and that in this case they were repelled as well and now this i'm quoting the interim president holds on to catching up. who said in its operation on the assailants suffered significant losses of but this morning apparently on that army bases well the attack has been pushed back. and in both of these incidents if the reports are borne out if they are confirmed ukrainians have had some it would seem success is in a campaign of until now has not borne much fruit is not seen too many successes will temper the dairy early part of this campaign about a week ago when tax receipts by the lo

brian and jonah dialysis children aged two and three. a lot of the jewish population under the age of seventy units more than doubled in some parts of the last chicane. it's really an advantage for awesome for our children because with all of those families come opportunities for things to do with your children and ways to engage in a jewish community in different activities that they can be a bomb threat so i think that's part of what draws people to this area is that there's already so much here to enjoy and take advantage of the enduro was the south florida's become immortal jewish communities worldwide the investor and two great young people. it seems to me that the jewish community naturally globally is realizing that they're reaching out to young families and families of young children. his is the best way to ensure continuity among jewish people. i think we're seeing that in practice. forty one until i'm frustrated engrossed in the jewish population of south florida's having negative consequences too. there's a sense of complacenc

bill: jonah goldberg, good morning to you. when you hear the comments about consequences time and again what mess and does it send? >> i think it's provocative when barack obama talks about consequences. all the consequences he offered for previous steps have been so feckless and mediocre. there was a piece in the "wall street journal" on how we ship socks to the ukrainians. he says there will be more consequences. what does not mean? next time we'll send woolen hats or beach balls? to me it says we'll continue down the course we have been on which is one putin does not find intimidating at all. bill: do you think there was a plan b in place? >> i think broadly speaking when obama came into office he had this notion that simply by virtue of being barack obama and not being george w. bush that he would have a transfor tough effect on politician and that would be awesome. when that theory runs into one disaster after another in foreign policy, all has to fall back on is the abiding faith in negotiations. we have seen israeli tal

. >> reporter: 15-year-old jonah lavelle is part of a controversial group that calls itself the spokanet, you will be cast into the lake of fire and you will burn there forever. >> reporter: jonah is already a fierce preacher, and it's easy to see why. >> god so loved the world, he gave his only begotten son. but the world so hated god that it sinned against him. >> reporter: that's his father, david lavelle, one of the founders of the group that doesn't just include his wife christina and jonah, but ten kids being raised to join him in these sermons that often make people very angry. [ shouting ] >> i'll tell you why -- >> you don't know nothing. >> reporter: "nightline" recently spent 48 hours with the lavelles. >> we are the lavelle family. >> reporter: the lavelles have long had their children accompany them on these street missions. >> the preachers are going to come and ruin everything. >> reporter: their fundamental belief that churches preach a candy-coated watered down message skirting sins in order to appeal to a broader audience. >> this is what you call love speech. we're te

talks back with understandable bafflement and ended nation to god and jonah and moses without being chosen and so on. so they said is a tall man as a great example of jews communicate by mutually agreed interruption. that is what happens on a single page of the taliban as my lovely friends said in the program, a rabbi from the 11 centuries arguing with russia for a rabbi from the century. so it goes on. so the sense of the contentiousness in this argument is also a wonderful part of the jewish tradition. so what i wanted to do with the project with these things. because i reflected as a child that they are best for the first of churchill sees three, made immediate family would've been destroyed as many of my mother's family, my mother's mother's family were destroyed in vienna and that history has been for the jews. it can't of course actually stop the annihilation of individual masses of bodies, but the jewish tradition, the jewish tradition is about the protection and conservation of our tradition but actually what gives us identity and that's really the most -- that is what this sort of

prison of cool that he was no different in one direction dash trying to think like an outcast from the jonahs brothers. darkness is cool that is a microcosm of the book that makes him look cool he has a chance to go on twitter groups support him. i don't think they care the same thing with the cop killer the fact that i know his name this is the opposite you google his name but the first one who killed the philadelphia police officer. >> host: what about jim carey? >> not the gardiner there probably is because there was a horrible done tragedy in connecticut decided to put out a video that makes fun of gun owners and basically completely humiliates the memory of charlton heston to cannot fight back because he is dead antiquates owning guns to be the emasculated castrated male of the he would need a gun. it is heavy-handed and stupid and i called him on that. there is not a single fact in any of your arguments and you are a coward going after a man who was dead 20 times the character that you are. that's is weak but it is an easy battle for him because if you were in hollywood you can be again

. >> blair's husband jonah, served six tours in iraq.e last one ended his career in the army. >> anywhere seven to ten degrees down. it knocked me out for a while. >> his spine, legs and shoulder eventually recovered but wounds remain. post-traumatic stress disorder. >> my mind wanders. before i know it, three days have passed. >> he thinks its this morning. he takes a mood medication, antiseizure medication. >> make sure he takes his medicine and keep him company at home. sudden sounds even from his autistic son, will set him up off. >> i can't imagine not doing it, because what else am i going to do. it is difficult. i don't really have very much time for myself. >> they survive on savings and disability. planning for the future is a struggle. >> i can't look at tomorrow, i just have to tak look at today. >> who takes care of military disabilities? >> it's hard to cope on your own. >> blair holds her disappointment with a small. i ask her what keeps her going? >> he does. he's pretty amazing. after everything that he has been through,

jonah fischer, perth, western australia. >>> the heads of the anglican khafrps to meet later.he queen flu to rome for a one-day visit. her first foreign trip in years. alan johnston is following this for us. the brits pride themselves on pomp and ceremony but it wasn't that as the queen touched down in rome. >> that's right. the queen arriving some 20 minutes late but making up time as her convoy traveled into the heart of the city and then headed up one of the highest of the seven hills of rome to the palace. this is where the italy head of state resides. i think you're seeing pictures there of the queen emerging from her aircraft on the tarmac out on the edge of the city. and then making her way into the hearts of the city in the palace where the italian head of state resides. these are two figures of similar age who have gone on very well it seems by all accounts in their previous four meetings today. president napolitano was in for the opening head of games. he talked movingly some time ago about his respect for the monarchy. he was part of the italian resistance during wo

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. >> jonah relies on blair to send reminders to his phone. >> he takes a mood medication, he takes ananti-seizure medication. >> to make sure that he takes his medicine. and keep him company at home. crowds can make him angry and anxious. sudden sounds even from his autistic son can set him off. >> it is a strain, but at the same time i can't imagine not doing it. because what else am i going to do? it is difficult. i don't have very much time for myself. >> reporter: they survive on savings and disability, planning for the future is a struggle. >> i don't even think i can look at tomorrow sometimes. i just look at today. >> reporter: who takes care of military caregivers in the united states? >> no one, really. it's difficult to kind of cope alone by yourself. >> reporter: but blair hides her hardship with a smile. until i ask her what keeps her going? >> he does. he's pretty amazing. after everything he's been through he is the strongest person that i know. and i love him a lot. >> there are some social media sites and facebook pages that help people like blair share their experienc

jonah hull is following the developments from the capitol in kiev. sure this increase is not going down too well. >> it's not as big of increase as ukraine has feared, but that's where the good news ends. they were put on notice the interim government here, when they signed the political pact with the european union, put on notice that that discount was going to fall away. it was a 30% discount as an inducement not to sign an agreement with the eu. the gas price went up 40% today. and that is a major blow for a country that is struggling to stave off a bankruptcy, and one that has just signed a rather large international loan lead by the imf. part of the gas price will have been built into the terms of the loan. consumer gas prices will go up by 50% in terms of the loan, but that loan in itself means years of pretty tough austerity in this country, getting them back on track. all the while knowing that russia holds the key to the energy price and until and unless ukraine can diversify its source for gas, it will be worse for years. >> now let's get t

we'll have music from neon trees and a visit from channing tatum and jonah hill.ttany, music from sam smith and we have something fun planned with drake too. with something fun for us too. our first guest is a preposterously funny man who entertains, delights and impregnates everywhere he goes. you can hear him in the new movie "rio 2" starting friday and his new standup special "tracy morgan: bona fide" premieres april 20th on comedy central. please welcome tracy morgan. >> jimmy: tracy. you don't have to, you are not, you don't have to be blindfolded for this. this segment. this is a blindfold free segment. >> you haven't told me to take it off yet. >> jimmy: you can take it off. >> i follow instructions. >> jimmy: thank you for following instructions. how are you doing? >> i am good. >> you want these back. you can keep those. they're yours. yeah, souvenir. >> we will use these. these go perfect with my black leather mask with the zipper in the back. >> jimmy: the last time you were here, you just had a baby girl, just had a daughter. >> who? when? what? me, i

jonah hull reports. >> reporter: one of the major topics on the agenda is the crisis in ukraine.e said he was deeply concerned about continued violence by separatist forces in eastern ukraine, and also by russia's continued pressure. he called on russia to de-escalate the situation by pulling back its forces. i asked him how certain he was of russia's direct involvement in recent events in the east of the country. have you seen any more evidence to prove the [ inaudible ] of russian on the ground? >> obviously we never as a matter of defense comment on intelligence, but i think from what is visible, it's very clear that -- >> okay. slight technical problems there, but he did here from nato's secretary general in that report let's go to what to the russian foreign minister sergei lavrov has had to say. lavrov was in china. he says russia has got nothing to do with the unrest in ukraine. >> translator: you can't send tanks against your people and at the same time hold talks. the use of force will sabotage the talks planned in geneva later this week. they make up lies to justify the

. >> malaysia's acting transport minister talking to jonah fisher. >> when it comes to investing, where's >>> the bricks are up there. not long ago we saw the bricks as a savior to the global economy. risks have increased. glad to have you back george. he's been going a long time. political risk is rising in the nations around the world. according to the global insurance giant, the latest political assurance. all have seen their risk premiums going, rising. as the world cup prepares to kick off in brazil, political tensions are feeding higher risk totals this year than last year. economic policy deadlock has brought growth to a stand still and with hit an increase in the risk of political violence. putin's move to crimea is said to have an impact on that vast country. if we look at india, the regulatory environment is named as an issue, certainly as companies find legal red tape cumbersome and legal disputes difficult to resolve. as for china, as the government looks to stamp out corruption, so political violence has been certainly on if rise. let's get more on this. ceo of aon global. th

jonah? >> the new government figures shows the number of people out of work has dropped to a five-year low and wages have caught up with inflation after years of falling behind. but the country's largest provider of food banks say it has handed out 500,000 food parcels in the last year, three times the 2012 figure. as lawrence lee reports in southeast england, church leaders are warning that the poor are being left behind. >> reporter: holly aspire to be a business woman and has never wanted handouts from anyone, certainly not the government. but she had to close her shop down for a month when her four-year-old daughter became ill and had to go to hospital. when she came home she had no food in the fridge and not a penny to buy anything. now she goes to the food bank afteid food bank after raiding her daughter's money jar for a few coins to buy milk. >> we're nice people, we're not what people expect. we're not drug addicts. we're not alcoholics. we're not in this situation because we've liv

now facing a woman already arrested accused of using fake credit cards at the casino. 33-year-old jonah matthews of walnut creek says she left her three-year-old daughter alone in her car and deputies say in that car were hyper determinic needles filled with what authorities believe to be meth. matthews was booked with felony child endangerment. she was arrested last saturday along with four other people. accused of using fake credit cards. matthews is also the woman at the center of a sex and theft scandal at a prominent north beach church. she was the secretary at the matthew shrine of st. francis about amend year before she was fired last fall. in january she filed a lawsuit claiming her superior of hiring her for sex and he fired her when she turned down his advancens. >>> off the field issues are really adding up for the 49ers. janine de la vega is joining us live to tell us about the problems for some of the players far away from the football field. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, dave. it is a difficult time for the 49ers because they get judged for what they do off the

tyler and jonah. nine out of final ten contestants were from the bay area.ongratulations to all of them. >>> a bracelet stolen 30 years ago is now back with its rightful owners. this jewelry and other jewelry was recovered during a traffic stop in february. the police department post it had on their pinterist page and within hours three people called to identify it. the owner says had has a lot of sentimental value and she's thrilled to have it back back. >>> a former 49er running back will be doing lots of running this weekend on the streets of san francisco. roger craig will be one of the 11,000 runners taking part in tomorrow's rock n' roll marathon. he's a promoter of the event. he said listening to the bands along the way is inspiring. >> when you get to certain miles, you blank out a little bit. and you might hear an old song that you heard in high school and, okay, i can pull through this thing now. >> the race begins on the great highway at 6:30 a.m.. it goes across the golden gate bridge and ends at the civic center. if you are interested, you can s