i'm worried jonah like we have the ban of electronic devices. it was kind of blown out of the news and the scary part of that is devices are getting smaller and smaller so the car thing i'm saying maybe that means terror is waning but then i look at this might go know, the measures are shrinking which could be worse. >> i know it's not the craziest funnest topic but there's a lot of intelligence that says al qaeda and the khorasan group are working on all sorts of new bomb techniques to get past security. this idea that this was just sort of a bigoted attempt to keep muslims from caring lap tops on planes is kind of nonsense. maybe there is policy but there's intelligence that says these guys are trying to come up with new scary stuff. greg: there was a guy that got blown up to kiss he inserted an explosive depository. this happened a couple of years ago. >> i think about the taco bell meals. greg: it feels that way sometimes. ring of fire. tyrus. i look at the vigils when you see people i know it's meaningful but i always feel like sometimes wh

i'm going to start off down at the end there with jonah.s are most comfortable in their skins as political people when the american government and the israeli government are on the same page. so now we've got what we asked for. [ laughter ] how are we feeling right now? >> you know, if jewish history has taught us anything, j.j., it's that regimes come and go, but jewish values are enduring and eternal. [ applause ] so for me, the premise of the question may or may not be correct. i'm with eva. what i'm seeing at the grass-roots level across our country is congregations that are organizing, mobilizing, and they are literally marching in the foot steps of the prophets who came thousands of years before them, to do what you said earlier, which is to be for the widow, the orphan, the stranger. we are for the refugee, for the lgbt community, we are for black lives, we are for all lives, we are for people with disabilities who will suffer under the health reform, and we are for muslim brothers and sisters and the jewish community because that's

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and is there a way we could do it differently, jonah?eels so jewish to me it's like incredible. i mean i -- i just -- when you painted the picture earlier of, you know, the folks who descended on the various airports to be with refugees proudly they wore t-shirts with jewish insignias, there were rabbis. it happened for the union for reformed jude yich's large organizations convention was happening in dallas. we had 100 leaders arrive in dallas. instead of going to the hotel, they went straight to the protest. there were the leaders of the reform jewish movement advocated for iraqi refugees. to me, this is a jewish movement. and i would say what's beautiful about it is it is a jewish movement deepening the alliship with folks in the muslim community or immigrant community or african-american community. it is a beautiful tapestry of the array of god's creatures joining together to make america as beautiful and as just and as loving as it can be. [ applause ] >> barry? >> when you see or hear that sort of militant proud talk from jewish li

i will start off down at the end with jonah.is often said that americans american jews are most comfortable in their skins as political people when the american government and the israeli government are on the same page. now we have got what we ask for. [laughter] how are we feeling right now? if jewish history has taught us anything, it is that regimes come and go but jewish values are enduring and eternal. [applause] for me, the premise of the question may or may not be correct. at theam seeing grassroots level across our country is congregations that are organizing, mobilizing, and they are literally marching in the footsteps of those who came 2000 years before them to be for the orphan, the stranger or the refugee. we are for black lives, we are for all lives. we are for people with disabilities who will suffer under this health reform. that is what jews do and we will do it and we will get through this as we have gotten through thousands of years of jewish history. [applause] trumpcy, does the residency represent a break wi

jonah goldberg. julie pace, white house correspondent from the associated press. steve hilton, former advisor to david cameron. house and senate on this topic, couldn't be more different. >> that's right. i think some of this is because, as charles krauthammer said earlier, the warrant for the committees is different. what they are going after is different. i think devin nunes is a smart, capable, honorable guy. i think he kind of stepped in it and how he handled the politics. i think appearing to seem to want to corroborate the original wiretapping tweets. even avenue donald trump was right that barack obama was wiretapping him, you don't reveal that. even if it was correct, you shouldn't tweet about it. you should launch an investigation. the politics and the optics, nunes has gotten in a bit of trouble. i also think congressman schiff has been remarkably partisan but he's better at hiding it. i think that really matters a lot in terms of how the mainstream media covers it. >> shannon: the piece in "the wall street journal" said schiff has been making a statemen

jonah goldberg and the senior editor.lause] this man is so sharp that balloons consider him a hate crime. democratic strategist jennifer rocha. she always laughs at the end of old yeller. national reports review and finally, the seesaw partners keith living. [laughter] i wonder why. wrestler, tyrus. [cheering] before i get into this whole collection versus russian collusion thing, what is with this sweater or cape? >> this is the style. it's hip. >> no it's not. >> it's like a hipster throw up on your chest. >> just threw up Ãthat means you are short. they made this for me and it's called a hoodie cape. here's my neck issues. my neck is bigger than the tie. i can't read the same sweater every week. what you think about noon as involving himself? people think is covering for trump another think he is the heroic whistleblower. >> i'm convicted. my attitude towards politicians is what lab researchers are towards lab animals. you don't want to get too attached because it's much easier to stick a needle in test subject 40 7b r

jonah fisher reporting.rld documentary, "freedom and fear in myanmar", this saturday and sunday on the news channel and on the iplayer. pope francis told the german newspaper die zeit today that he is open to married men becoming priests, to combat the dwindling numbers entering the priesthood in isolated communities. it's the latest exhortation from a leader who's shown himself unafraid of revolutionary change and the controversy it brings. many christians welcome his openness, and his willingness to explore new solutions to old problems. but within the vatican establishment there is something akin to the rumblings of mutiny. next week will mark the fourth anniversary of pope francis' election. his papacy injected fresh impetus to a modernisation agenda which has electrified liberal catholics but alarmed conservatives. recently, the rumblings of discontent from the traditionalist wing have grown louder. francis wants to give communion to some divorcees who have remarried. his opponents say this undermines t

jonah fisher, bbc news, myanmar.cristiano ronaldo has had the airport on his home island of madeira named after him. however, it was his odd—looking statue that attracted attention in the unveiling ceremony as sarah corker explains. cristiano ronaldo is a local hero in madeira. the islands most famous son, a rags to riches success. so what better way to outline his achievement than naming the airport after him and unveiling a new statue? but this probably was not quite the like as he was expecting. —— likeness. unfazed by the bulging eyes of the past behind him, he thanked the regional government for this tribute. but social media has not been quite so kind. the statue has already got its own spoof twitter page. football fans say it looks like former republic of ireland catch on niall quinn van ronaldo. and this is another quote. one fan said this. singing. and another statue, again in barnado's hometown, has also been the subject of ridicule. —— ronaldo's. around the world there are caricatures and figurines and it

jonah fisher investigates allegations of mass murder and rape among myanmar‘s rohingya minority, andmese leader and democracy icon — aung san suu kyi — has failed to stop what the un is calling crimes against humanity. the film contains distressing images from the start. for the last five months, we've been receiving graphic video from a part of myanmar thatis from a part of myanmar that is closed to the outside world. the burmese government wants to keep what's happening secret. the united nations gives us their devastating statement. this is a country emerging from decades of military rule but we meet those who have been left behind in the 21st century muslim ghetto. what would happen if you went out that gate? and we asked whether myanmar‘s democracy icon has sacrificed her principles. november 2016, thousands of rohingya minority are fleeing. they have been called the world ‘s most wanted people. in myanmar they are denied citizenship and the most basic human rights. they are escaping a conflict. this group killed nine officers and seize guns and ammunition. these distressing ima

the history of "national review" is jonah and i used to have long instant messaging on aol conversations and occasionally talk on the phone and long in-person conversations once in a while too. i remember one night, him instant messaging me because i never have my phone ringer on, and so he would send me a text message and say, pick up your phone and then he said his son was just born, the youngest, he named him after william buckley jr. so andrew always had a love for national review and i bring him up because andrew, you wrote a piece about the crisis in the arts and you quoted andrew as saying, the people who have money, every four years, the last possible second are told, you need to give millions of dollars because these four counties in ohio are going to determine the entire election. i'm saying, andrew would say, why didn't we invest 20 years ago in a movie studio in hollywood? why didn't we invest in creating television shows? why didn't we create institutions that would reflect and affirm that which is good about america? his point being there's this overwhelming narrative that

joining us right now is jonah thera, a "bloomberg view" columnist and co-author of "indentured: the inside story of the rebellion against the ncaa." thanks for being here. good to see you. >> thanks for having me. >> you think college athletes should be paid. you've got a plan for it. how does it work? >> first of all, die thii do thy should be paid, because i think when you have a $10 billion industry with an unpaid labor force, there's something wrong with that. everybody else is making millions. i've been a big proponent of a salary cap idea, which would put money in players' pockets but not put so much money that it would break athletic departments all over the place. >> how much money are we talking? >> my argument is that they are making money for the university. they are actually at the university. they've been admitted tu eted t university to make money for the university. you can't say that about other students. >> you could say that about researchers that are there who are helping and doing other things, too. >> and who are getting paid. >> okay. i can't even imagine how this wou

jonah. what you got in your chair? he smiles constantly and laughs, and is just such a happy baby. jenna, your brother's safe, okay? it's like, pinch me. who would've thought that i'd have not one but two beautiful, healthy children at the end of all of this? they're really my happy ending. ( giggles ) captioning sponsored by cbs captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org >> cbsn. >> cbsn. cbs news. >> cbsn. cbs news. can a filet, or a new york strip ever be topped? well, no. but for our new delmonico ribeye, perhaps we can make more room at the top. you can't fake steak longhorn steakhouse tonight's special, steakhouse cuts. featuring, for a limited time, the new delmonico ribeye, our tender flo's filet, and the juicy new york strip. and for lunch, try our steakhouse burger or any steakhouse lunch combo. only at longhorn. >>> this is cbs-3 "eyewitness news." >>> tonight at 11:00 we are watching and waiting a cold and calm night before a big winter storm watch is coming this week. as you spring forward tonight, mother nature has some other ideas in mind. plus near trag

jonah. what you got in your chair? he smiles constantly and laughs, and is just such a happy baby. jenna, your brother's safe, okay? it's like, pinch me. who would've thought that i'd have not one but two beautiful, healthy children at the end of all of this? they're really my happy ending. captioning sponsored by cbs captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org >> cbsn. cbs news. >>> after a snowless winter, significant accumulating snowfall. that's in the car. as we start the work week we've got a winter storm watch in effect for the entire metro area including dc, prince george's county, places to the northwest. get ready. if you're in that winter storm watch, you're likely going to end up with 5 inches of snow possible. before things are said and done, if not more. we could see double digit snowfall totals. this is a winter storm that hasn't on futurecast we can track as it's forming. it's going to form back to the west then a coastal low forms. look at this monday night in to tuesday morning. we

trojans come roaring back to life jonah matthews for three. and bennie boatwright a career high 24. metu with authority. sc with a huge comeback, they'll face sixth seed smu on friday. to the nba, without kevin duran the the warriors don't look anything like a team that's threatening for an nba championship. last night the warriors had to overcome a 16 point deficit from the 76ers in philly. he had 20 points, doing it at both ends. reality for this team, they have to hang on for the final 15 games of the regular season, and hope durant comes back healthy. steve kerr needs some firepower off the bench, but it really isn't there. >> the last couple week we've struggles to score at times. we haven't been hitting shots, we need to take care of our defense. you saw what happened last night, when we were locked in defensively, it changed our whole game. that has to be our focus, we can't worry about who's scoring and who's not. >> we first got together in october, right? it didn't look this pretty. still a lot of miscues. we're trying to figure out -- that's what's going on, i think, righ

they preserved them found under the mosque of jonah in mosul.hey destroyed the mosque, but not before moving these items to the tunnels below. they date back to 600bc and include pottery and stone sculptures. >>> inmates dying of drug overdoses is a growing problem one judge is trying to combat. the judge agreed to waive a requirement that licensed vocational nurses could only inject a life saving antidote when ordered by a doctor. drug overdoses are among the leading causes of death in california state prisons killing an average of 17 inmates each year. >>> an increasing numberover transgender americans are choosing to change the gender listed on their birth certificates. as >> we issued 731. gender marker change birth certificate. >> reporter: the new york city department released the reports on people changing the gender market. it started in 2015. the removal of a surgery requirement and a name change requirement. >> so what is required now is a letter from a healthcare or a mental health provider saying that the person has transitioned gend

i'm going to start off down at the end with jonah.ews are most comfortable when the israeli government and american governments are on the same page. now we've got and what we've asked for. how are we feeling right now? you know if jewish history has taught us anything, it's that regimes come and go but jewish values are enduring and eternal. [applause] for me, the question may or may not be correct. i am with eva. what i am seeing at the grassroots level across our country is congregations that are organizing, mobilizing and marching in the footsteps of those who came thousands of years before them to be for the widow, the orphan, we are for the stranger and the lgbt community in black lives, we are for all lives. we are for people with disabilities who are going to suffer under the health reform and we are for muslim brothers and sisters and the jewish community. that's what jews do and we will get through this together. >> does the trump presidency represent a break with american political tradition or did the pendulum swing from t

they blew up the shrine of the biblical jonah in 2014 after taking control of eastern mosul.hey started i didding tu it is thought to be part of the palace of the king who ruled 2700 years ago. not fully known why isis dug the tunnels there, but they may have been looking for artifacts to loot. >>> it is something you probably do every night, plug in one of your devices to charge it. now one family is dealing with tragedy after recharging a hoverboard and it sparked a house fire. take a look. this is as police responding to the scene in harrisburg, pennsylvania. they say a 2-year-old girl was killed in the fire there. two other girls were critically hurt and several other people had to be rescued from the burning home. it happened around 8:00 on friday night. family members told officials that they heard the hoverboard crackling moments before it exploded into flames. >> we had one victim that jumped from a second floor porch roof. we had two victims that our firefighters valiantly >> fire officials are urging people to only use hoverboard brands that are safe and to avoid kn

there were other things that his like interview with jonah goldberg where he ranted and raved and could entertain himself. the end result was this horrible , horribly edited thing that didn't make any sense. anyway, somehow this became a primary way the people were getting their news, the star, this hostility, not giving a fair shake other perfect other people and other comics have completely taken it and run with it. samantha b is the best example of this. there is no difference between her approach and the worst of john stuart in terms of manipulating information and whatnot. i think, again, it reaches a breaking.where people can't take it anymore and instead of engaging with ideas on the other side there just like, screw it, i'm out of here. in general, there was this approach with so much of our media and cultural elite that was so antagonistic toward conservative viewpoints and commonsense viewpoints that people just stopped listening and i think that john stuart has come as a big reason to that. >> before going to enter, you brought brought up samantha b. i have to go here. you've

as well as 18 year old daniel lamar lesley of lathrop.the other three, jonah johnston, johntaeja carpenter and johnquaeja carpenter are also now in police custody. we've got aerial video of the scene from our partnership with abc 8 new..around 3:30 yesterday afternoon.. all 5 suspects were in a volkswagon toureg that police were trying to stop for some sort vehicle code violation.that escalated quickly when the car sped off and took a left... going the wrong way on the 200 block of homer avenue.when officers turned that corner.. the volkswagon was not in sight.. officers instead found an injured cyclist.the victim is in her forties.. still hositalized with major injuries but is expected to survive.people we talked to here say.. it's for the most a part a place where law and order rules.. so they're sad to see something like this happening here. sotvo sot wouldn't give me his namewell first of all that sounds terrible. im a medical student here. ive been here for 4 years. ive never heard of anything like that but ive seen cases like this from other places and its pretty bad and im happy the

but then the other things like his interview with jonah goldberg reaches like ranted and raved and couldn't contain himself and in result was like this horribly edited thing that didn't even make any sense. anyway, somehow this became the primary way people getting their news, this hostility, not getting a fair shake to other people. and other comics had just completely taken it and run with it to samantha bee is the best example of that. there's a difference between her approach ande worst of jon stewart in terms of manipulating information and whatnot. and i think again a reaches ths breaking point where people just can't take it anymore and instead of engaging with ideas on the other side they are just like screw it, i'm out of here. i think in general there was this approach with so much of our media and cultural elite that was so antagonistic toward conservative viewpoints or even just like common sense viewpoints that people just stop listening. .. i think they are supposed to be funny. >> that is a big topic and something i find interesting and it speaks to truth and beauty being a s

jonah goldberg explains that in this video for prager university. >> ask ten lib calls to tell you --als to tell you what they mean by social justice, and you'll get ten different answers. that's because social justice means anything its champions want it to mean. social justice is code for good things no one needs to argue for and no one dare be against. john: except me. excuse me, i want to be against it, because those sweet words, social justice, really mean the state gets to use force to take money from some people, give it to somebody else, and also it gets to boss everybody around even more. >> the self-declared champions of social justice believe the state must remedy and remedy all perceived wrongs. anyone who disagrees is an enemy of what is good and right. john: one of those enemies of the good and right is the president of the ayn rand institute. he seems to be an enemy of what's good, because he says it's immoral for a government to take people's mon a give it to others. but podcast host jesse meye says that's exactly what a moral government ought to do. go ahead, jesse, y

joining us now, our legal panel, jonah, former prosecutor and criminal defense attorney and philip, former district attorney, former jag in the u.s. navy and former officer and legal advisor to a sheriff's department in georgia, thank you both for being here. from what you can tell, does this new order pass muster, will the supreme court -- i guess i should say appeals court let this one go? >> i believe it well. the president's job this time around was to take what was previously a valid executive order and make it bulletproof. from the sounds of it, he tweaked it enough so that it will withstand scrutiny. don't get me wrong, there will be litigation because the president cannot let his nose without someone wanting to sue over it, but we will not see a wholesale ban or estate of this executive order as we did the first one. >> jon: philip, do you agree? >> i agree it is illegal in the president has the authority to do it. i think congress has plenary power in the area of immigration, they delegated that power to the president of the united states. it was wielded the same way some 19 times

old daniel lamar lesley of lathrop were arrested shortly after the incident friday.the other three, jonah johnston, johntaeja carpenter and johnquaeja carpenter were found this morning.aerial video of the scene from our partnership with abc 7 news captured the incident..around 3:30 yesterday afternoon.. all 5 suspects were in a volkswagon toureg that police were trying to stop for a vehicle code violation.éthat escalated quickly when the car sped off and took a left... going the wrong way on the 200 block of homer avenue. when officers turned that corner.. the volkswagon was not in sight.. officers instead found an injured cyclist.the victim is in her forties.. still hositalized with major injuries but is expected to survive.people we talked to here say.. it's for the most a part a place where law and order rules.. so they're sad to see something like this happening here. sotvo sot wouldn't give me his namewell first of all that sounds terrible. i'm a medical student here. i've been here for 4 years. i've never heard of anything like that but ive seen cases like this from other places and

jonah sarah the inside story against the ncaa and from orlando john fine stein a columnist for the washington potion and an author of the book the legend's club. welcome. explain to the uninitiated what makes the march madness so compelling? >> well jeff i think it's two things. it's the one and out nature of the event. it's not best of seven teams. it can be the number one seed the number two seed whatever, they lose, they have a bad shooting night somebody's hurt at the wrong time they're done. but more than that, it's the true under dog aspect of the so called double-digit seed. those teams seeded ten and higher who have a real chance to win early round games. and in some cases actually get to the final four. george mason got to the final four in 2006. vcu got to the final four in 2011 and butler now in a big time league but wasn't at the time got to the final four in 2010 and 2011 for the champion game in both cases. we root for the under dog and this gives you under dogs like no other sports event does. >> this is where princes are considered under dogs in life by taking points. is it al

an 8-year-old little boy named jonah. he was adopted from an orphanage in taiwan. he had only been in the united states for three years, and his adoptive parents and his friends, they -- you should read what they say about this kid. they said he had an infectious smile. he loved everyone and everybody. he was still learning english but had a adapted almost immediately to life in the united states. he loved wrestling with his adoptive dad, running, laughing, he loved superheroes. he was always injuring himself jumping off something. he lived loving in this kufnlt he was a 5-year-old in an or --n an orphanage in taiwan. now he's dead because somebody fired bullets randomly into a church in pamona, california. why don't we do anything about this? we are not so cold-hearted as to be unable to understand what life is like for a mom and a dad who lose an 8-year-old child. we are not so braindead to not be able to comprehend the fact that everytime someone is shot, there are at least 20 people whose lives are permanently altered. the post-traumatic stress disorder involve

it was a very strong statement, and i think what he did today, as jeffrey is saying and jonah is saying, tried not to answer the questions that could come before the court. on the issue of religious freedom, however, and the famous hobby lobby case in which he did join an opinion on it, you know, he made very clear that he believes that religious freedom is one of the tenants of this country, and he believes that was what applied in that case. when he was asked about the muslim ban, however, the so-called muslim ban, he would not talk about the travel ban because he said he might have to rule on it. he also dodged on judge garland who he said is a very close friend of his, but wouldn't enter into the fray about whether the republicans had done the right thing in denying garland even a hearing or a vote. >> john, go ahead, give me your analysis. there are 52 republicans in the senate. he needs a confirmation of 51. then he is confirmed. unless the republicans decide to change the rules and go with -- if there's a filibuster, the republicans change the rules. >> he said he would do that i

. >> dana: that's why jonah is in town? >> greg: goldberg. saturday 10:00 p.m.e great. >> kimberly: all right spatula. >> eric: o'reilly 8:00. talk to freedom calculation people and feel in favor of that bill. we have both sides and take it apart. also, very quickly, today devin nunes is going to call back jim comey from the fbi and rogers from the nsa to have further testimony about what they know and what kind of surveillance was going on. adam schiff, i want to point this out. adam schiff a couple of days ago said they have not circumstantial evidence, kimberly, direct evidence of trump administration and russia. he said it, he threw it out there and walking it back. i really want to know what he has. i think he is a little far out over his skis. >> bob: nunes has to decide whether he wants to run for chair of the intelligence committee or be a hack for donald trump. he shouldn't have said what he said. >> kimberly: whether a? >> bob: did you say someone was chasing? kill them. >> kimberly: no. >> bob: if i had a beer and get over this thing. >> kimberly: you

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. >> i now recognize the jonah from tennessee. >> thank you mr. chairman to thank you for calling the hearing. been here long time and i've served on four different committees. a been inherence on everything you can imagine. i don't think i've ever heard a kinder, sweeter tribute from one witness to another the dr. just it to you mrs. car. i think that is wonderful. i can't top it. i would not even try. i will say this, i'm so sorry because we all have so many meetings. i'm sorry i cannot get here for your testimony. i'm glad i've heard what i have so far. i have four grown children and nine grandchildren. i have and really i'm wrapped up in all of them, but i have a grandson who turned for in february. i'm wrapped up in that boy, saturday got to go to his first t-ball practice. i've always heard it said is the worst thing that can happen is to outlive one of your children, i don't have any question about that. i understand your son would've been or was for when he passed away so, i'm really so sorry. i can tell you this. several years ago i was t

they plan to preserve the artifacts found under the artifact of jonah. the items date back to 600 b.c. and include pottery and stone sculptures. >>> we are coming up on the 8:00 hour of mornings on 2. they are calling an emergency town hall meeting. what some california lawmakers plan today to address health care concerns. >> the vice president, mike pence, traveling to kentucky over the weekend to make the case for replacing the affordable care act. able care act. it's beautiful. was it a hard place to get to? (laughs) it wasn't too bad. with the chase mobile app, jimmy chin can master depositing his hard earned checks in a snap. easy to use chase technology for whatever you're trying to master. afoot and light-hearted i take to the open road. healthy, free, the world before me, the long brown path before me leading wherever i choose. the east and the west are mine. the north and the south are mine. all seems beautiful to me. to take advantage of this offer on a volvo s90, visit your local dealer. >>> welcome to mornings on 2. daylight savings time is o