yeah, no. >> is jonah trump? >> no. jonah is not trump.w has always, and dare i say maybe, even a touch more so in my sort of tenure, the show was created and i took over after the fourth season. we've always looked to real politics. we've always looked to real history. if you look back to my season in the show, we did our version of the tie. we did our version of the florida tie. we did a nevada recount. we've always looked to the past. right now we've been trying to look at what's going on because things have been changing so much. obviously, we're closer to it but that's something -- >> very close. very close. i would ask you a different question. >> yeah. >> with a different clip. is jonah joe donnelly? >> for the most part, i'm an easy going guy. not when they keep lying with my record. >> she thinks -- >> the liberal left wants to chop defense spending. >> our dignity. >> no way. i'm about giving our troops the edge. >> someone is chopping back. he'll chop him down to size. >> did this guy look at what we did? because we were first.

. >> are we going to go to school or -- >> how jonah hill's little sis is bringing us the next superbadand we remember comedy legend tim conway with his dear friend carol burnett. >> tim was merciless. >>> closed captioning provided by -- man, that's a cool looking hot tub. we should check on the baby. he's so sweet. maybe too sweet? internet's down. go! your home is only as smart as your internet. get reliable at&t fiber and get speeds up to 300 megabits per second and directv. bundle for 75 dollars a month for 12 months. limited availability. may not be in your area. more for your thing. that's our thing. call 1-800-call-att. ♪ >>> oh, my goodness. we so much to do so little time. >> we're chopping. >> get to work over there, stella. >> jennie garth and tori spelling, they'll compete with their daughters on fox's masterchief celebrity family showdown airing later this month. >>> meanwhile, summer can't come soon enough because the gang makes their triumphant return. >> but it's a lot more of a comedy than a drama. >> it's a bit more like a mockumentary. >> we're all playing heightened

but i begged my brother to write down - >> seth: your brothe jonah hill yes. >> my brother jonah hilld applause i begged him to write down "willy wonka & the chocolate factory" on a piece of paper for me cause that sounded very astute to me i was like, "that is a big word - >> seth: yes >> and a lot of em in a row. >> seth: yeah. >> so, i begged him, and he was like 13 at the time. so he was like, "ugh fine. so he writes it down, and i go into my mom and dad's room, and i'm like, "mom, look what i wrote. and she was like, "jonah." [ laughter ] and was like, "no, i wrote i i wrote it." she was like, "you did not write this." and i run up to jonah. i'm like, "what did you write? he was like, "i wrote f-u. [ laughter and applause so my attempt at being book smart -- >> seth: yeah, did not - >> my first attempt at being book smart did not work out. >> seth: it is a nice -- this film is a nice compani film to "superbad. >> yeah, it's -- >> seth: i mean, it is these kind of like, two characters who really love each other >> yes >> seth: in a way that i feel like, you know, i felt like i had

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-- jonah operates in that space but begrudgingly, you have to admit that ted cruz has some -- he hasbody just has to deal with him. and that very much is jonah's vibe >> seth: yes >> that's his thing. >> seth: you were one of the most colorfully insulted characters in the history of television >> yeah. >> seth: and i have heard that people will, if they see you, they will then, almost as a way of saying hey, i'm a fan, they will yell one of those insults at you >> it does happen. [ laughter ] it does happen i beg you to not do it [ laughter ] there are so many that are profane and i'm with my children at the grocery store that's not the time. it has gotten to a point where there have been so many. i almost feel like we have reached. like, a critical mass where if some of you were -- i've been insulted so many different ways and so many different times that you wouldn't even be able to pick one out of your head there are so many. which is great for me. but, so, people now are, more so, coming up to me to commiserate just about some guy they work with who sucks [ light laughter ] and t

jonah goldberg of the national review.rom "the new york times" and author of "obama, the call of history." with my lantus, politics at her for the christian science monitor and fox news gillian turner. jillian, you have good sources inside the intelligence community. how strong is the pushback to the present's decision to give barr access to this information both in terms of concern about the security of the information and also concern that he might use it to make a political case for the president? >> up until now only two people in the entire government have the power to essentially snap their fingers and declassify any information, any intelligence they wanted and that the president and that is the director of national intelligence dan coats. so what the president has done confers tremendous new powers on the attorney general. the challenge according to the intelligence community, my sources there, is really this sets up a potential epic battle between the attorney general and between the director of national intellige

>> jonah's anti-vax crew said numbers are like my cholesterol, dangerously high and making it you have to to get an election. >> maybe supporters won't make it till election day. >> vaccinated children are the most vulnerable to disease but can't vote. >> call somebody in jonah's campaign, amy. >> i'm on it. why is mike here. just grabbing a bite ma'am. who am i supposed to call? ma'am, we each have an issue that's going to capture the voters imagination. >> how about healthcare for al? ealthcare for all. makes more sense. >> we need to capture the voters' imagination, not lure them into a turkish embassy. >> we need to give the american voters what they want. >> selina meyer. no. yes. but no. i'm going to make an unpopular minority they can blame for all their problems. >> very hitleresque, ma'am. yeah, but he had better people working for him. >> stop! i beg you, stop! >> who in the intergalactic (bleep) are you? >> my name is stephen colbert and i come from another dimension. the things that you are doing on this earth happened in my world over and over again. >> this is insane. fou

>> jonah's anti-vax crusade numbers are like my cholesterol, dangerously high and making it tough to get an erection. >> look on the bright side, maybe his supporters won't make it till election day. >> vaccinated children are the most vulnerable to disease but sadly they can't vote. >> you know what, call someone in jonah's campaign, call amy. >> i'm on it. >> what? why is mike here? >> just grabbing a bite ma'am. >> who am i supposed to call? >> ma'am, we need to have an issue that's going to capture the voters imagination. >> how about healthcare for al? >> scratch that, it's healthcare for all. s. except to voters named al. >> we need to capture the voters' imagination, not lure them into a turkish embassy. >> you want to see me, ma'am? >> we need to give the american voters what they want. >> selina meyer. >> no. yes. but no. i'm in like an unpopular minority that they can blame for all their problems. >> very hitleresque, ma'am. >> yeah, but he had better people working for him. >> stop! i beg you, stop! >> who in the intergalactic (bleep) are you? >> my name is stephen colbert

let's bring in our panoply jonah goldberg, senior editor at national review., democratic strategist and "washington post" columnist. also known as jonah goldberg, mark the ascend how it's playing with states really stepping in with aggressive laws? >> this is anticipatory, prepositioning with both sides thinking there is a shot at roe v. wade to go. one of the things it's doing is accelerating a phenomenon, the party positions -- their political analysis, neither right or wrong, moral thing, are at the extremes, while the mainstream of american public opinion is very much like western europe's public opinion. most americans are in favor of the right to an abortion in the first trimester. most americans think abortion after the first trimester is something depending on how late it goes close to a moral horror. the problem is is that role and go in that planned parenthood v casey, establish a president that says donald trump was basically right, it's possible, constitutionally, to have laws that say you can kill the fetus seconds before birth. and that is causin

>> jonah's anti-vax crusade numbers are like my cholesterol, dangerously high and making it tough to. >> look on the bright side, maybe his supporters won't make it till election day. >> vaccinated children are the most vulnerable to disease but sadly they can't vote. >> you know what, call someone in jonah's campaign, call amy. >> i'm on it. >> what? why is mike here? >> just grabbing a bite ma'am. >> who am i supposed to call? >> ma'am, we need to have an issue that's going to capture the voters imagination. >> how about healthcare for al? >> scratch that, it's healthcare for all. s. except to voters named al.

>> jonah's anti-vax crew said numbers are like my cholesterol, dangerously high and making it you haveet an election. >> maybe supporters won't make it till election day. >> vaccinated children are the most vulnerable to disease but can't vote. >> call somebody in jonah's campaign, amy. >> i'm on it. why is mike here. just grabbing a bite ma'am. who am i supposed to call? ma'am, we each have an issue that's going to capture the voters imagination. >> how about healthcare for al? ealthcare

jonah hill there in london. let's go to our other top story now not since southern africa where voters in south africa are going to the country's polls for the sixth democratic general election since the end of apartheid in one thousand nine hundred four presidents to run a poser of the governing african national congress or the a.n.c. has cast his vote his party is expected to win but by a smaller margin enough to be hit by a series of corruption scandals in recent years opposition leader. may need from the democratic alliance party in julius malema from the economic freedom fighters have also cast their votes to. let's speak to michael webb who is at a polling station well i think you're at a polling station there. that's right the polling station decided to tend to people coming in here they were queuing up since about an hour before it opened in the morning. still quite some enthusiasm for voting here in south africa although turnout has. reduced steadily. since democracy first came in one thousand nine hund

and a penalty by brazilian jonah tass got one back for hanover but it was too little too late and the match ended three one. and second place dortmund visited mid table vertebrae in mn i knew they had to win to have any realistic chance of taking the league title from leaders by end and it almost looked like their plans would come true with dortmund scoring two goals in the first half thanks to christiane pulis sic he produced an amazing run an expert finish then his team night pack. also scored for the two no dortmund late braman tied the game with forty year old claudio pitts are getting his side second goal and in the match true or anything dortmund in disaster mode. you're watching data with news live from berlin up next reporter which takes a look at the midwife crisis in germany i'll be back with more news headlines at the top of the hour i'm rebecca riches in berlin thanks for joining me. with imho to be going to do goes on because we're biased but you know if i had known to them. i never would have.

reached so far you know with the piggy bank that everybody steals from including china we've been paying jonah five hundred billion dollars a year for many many years china rebuilt their country because of us i don't blame them i blame our past leadership for allowing this to half of what i'm doing now with china should have happened many years ago not just obama. long before obama say no breakthrough so far my colleague stephen beard flee from d.w. business is he it's a break this down for us stephen the trade talks are set to continue later on friday and yet tariffs have gone into effect now what is it that washington is trying to make beijing do with these measures basically submit to their will in a sense what they've wanted here has always sort of been a large package from beijing they want them to consume more american goods basically to even that trade deficit between the two countries or to bring it down i should say and they also want promises on things like intellectual property theft which they say chinese commits a regular process a lot of countries say this as a way of increasing

creators of "veep" told me in new york city this week, this is a friend they find concerning, even jonah sense, not all of them. somehow the do you meumbest dud television is smarter than what's happening. >> in may 2016 before donald trump was the republican nominee, "veep" imagined the president reckless and turning things upside down. >> we did a president tweet story at which point you went running down the hall like with your hair on fire. >> the president is tweeting. >> she's tweeting? >> and it was funny and shocking and unheard of. >> these days measles cases are hitting the lhighest levels of 5 years and jonah ryan has an anti vac campaign and there is an outbreak of chickenpox. >> there literally was a headline on cnn yesterday about a kid suing so he didn't have to get the chickenpox vaccine, catches the chickenpox. we don't want these things to come true. we sit in a room trying to think of what's the craziest, stupidest thing that could ever happen that we don't have to worry will never happen. >> yeah. >> and they are coming true hour hourly. >> congratulations to the cast

secret documents, what you're looking being hauled out of ecuadoran embassy a couple of weeks ago, jonahing, assange was a bad guy but by accusing him or indicting him for what he did as violation of espionage act, also assault on first amendment and what report -- how much sympathy do you have for that concern? >> i have zero sympathy for assange, he's force of evil, but it is true, when you read the indictment, when you read the paperwork sounds like they could be describingscribing the new ys with washington post and fox news in terms of blaming recipients of classified information for the government's inability to keep their own secrets. >> but he wasn't just the recipient. >> no, that's right. the thing is where i draw -- where i'm waiting to withhold judgment is to find out in the actual details of prosecution how much -- what julian assange is a cutout for russian intelligence and if he behaved that way and was basically a proxy for foreign power and not acting as a journalist then he deserves whatever he gets coming to him and that's safe harbor for mainstream journalist. >> let

hall in london so jonah anticipated high stakes competition in the u.k. for the next conservative leader what will it mean for brags that there. well it's fate shaping up to be the fiercest of fights within the conservative party to succeed to reason may officially the fight gets underway in the 10th of june when she formally resigns as leader of the conservative party but unofficial of course it's well underway already both parties the leading parties here the conservatives and labor grappling with appalling results in the european parliamentary elections fuelling what looked to be big moves within their 2 parties against a backdrop of failing policies by both parties towards bragg's it on the conservative side as you say 10 senior employees of officially said that they will run for to resume a job many of them senior cabinet ministers much of that opinion coalescing around people like boris johnson the former foreign secretary and his view that britain must leave the e.u. on october the 31st come what may deal or no deal in fact preferably no deal and o

staying on the subject of design but let's switch to a cup please different jonah gastronomy when it comes to top class restaurants everything is perfect lee coordinated the furnishing the crockery to decorate of elements even the restrooms but what about the waiters now. drink to restaurants and the paris agency has even specialized in it you could say a catwalk for the kitchen. designers for the german fashion label target who will hold love bold colors models on their spring prater portray a runway or bright pink and yellow dress is so it's no wonder that the labels creations for the 2 star restaurant time tristen munich turned out to be quite the i catch up. last year the fashion designers created uniforms for the entire kitchen and waiting staff. and in ladies' lunch we host a ladies' lunch that each year and at one point we got this idea to make the uniforms which were still all from the eighty's more modern. we had so much fun. we had discovered a curtain in the ladies' powder room that had this print from the seventy's seventy's print and we used it as a stylistic elements th

jonah fisher is outside the parliament building in kiev. this is life imitating comedy. series and now he is doing it for real. that's right, in the tv series, mr zelenskiy arrived for his inauguration riding a b i cycle. for his inauguration riding a bicycle. today he walked into parliament, and as he came through behind me, he was giving people high fives and having selfies. the message was pretty clear visually that he considers himself to be a man of the people and it's not going to change him, being president. inside the hall he was surrounded, to be quite frank, by people who he had spent his comedic career mocking and making jokes about. it was a pretty strong speech. the first time we have heard him making a political speech of any sort having largely avoided rallies and political events in his relatively short political career. in that speech we have various commitments towards trying to achieve peace in eastern ukraine, trying to get ukrainians who work abroad to come back to the ukraine to help develop the country. there we re to help develop the country. ther

ago after being expelled from the united arab emirates for his criticism of middle eastern regimes 5 jonah how in oslo in an exclusive interview baghdadi discusses an unlikely friendship with the murdered washington post journalist jamal for shoddy and have continuing his work has brought him into the crosshairs of the saudi government human rights campaigner el baghdadi talks to al-jazeera. he had a daddy thank you for talking to al-jazeera thank you so much for having me i'd like to go back a couple of weeks now to the 25th of april when you 1st got the knock on your door here in all slow telling you that there was a threat against you how did you react how did it happen well to be honest i wasn't that surprised that the showed up. and i believe the 1st thing i said to them once they introduced themselves told me their badge as well as something like what took you so long. i remember on that day you know from the corner of my eye i could see some activity outside i could see that i think they were standing there for a while. it seemed to me that they secured the area before asking me to

sticking points you know with a piggy bank that everybody steals from including china we've been paid jonah five hundred billion dollars a year for many many years china rebuilt their country because of us i don't blame them i blame our past leadership for allowing this to half of what i'm doing now with china should have happened many years ago not just obama long before obama . that china for its part has vowed to strike back speaking ahead of the talks china's lead negotiator vice premier new her said increasing tariffs on chinese goods would not solve anything. short of that is twenty or five come here in good faith china believes given the current circumstances adding further tariffs is not a good way to solve any problems it's not favorable for china it's not five or both for the us nor is it favorable for the world if you were to. say no breakthrough so far my colleague stephen basely from business is here to break this down for us stephen the trade talks are set to continue later on friday and yet tariffs have gone into effect now what is it that washington is trying to make aging d

ago after being expelled from the united arab emirates put his criticism of middle eastern regimes 5 jonah how in oslo in an exclusive interview l baghdadi discusses an unlikely friendship with the murdered washington post journalist jamal for shoddy and have continuing his work has brought him into the crosshairs of the saudi government human rights campaigner el baghdadi talks to al-jazeera. he had a dandy thank you for talking to al-jazeera thank you so much for having me i'd like to go back a couple of weeks now to the 25th of april when you 1st got the knock on your door here in all slow telling you that there was a threat against you how did you react how did it happen. well to be honest i wasn't that surprised that they showed up. and i believe the 1st thing i said to them once they introduced themselves told me their badges was something like what took you so long. i remember on that day you know from the corner of my eye i could see some activity outside they could see that i think they were standing there for a while. it seemed to me that this occurred the area before asking me t

fresh start for ukraine even though no one really knows what president plans to do or is capable of jonah al-jazeera. germans have showing their support for the european union in berlin cologne and other cities nationwide it's the call from the chancellor angela merkel to show that opposition to the far right nationalist and right wing politicians are predicted to make gains in this week's european parliament election on that nationalism is the enemy of a unified here. well $28.00 countries are taking part in the european parliament election which begins on thursday in a break from tradition the french president has gone on the campaign trail but the reports from. france's european elections are shaping up to be something of a rerun of the 2017 presidential campaign emanuel mark calls pro e.u. centrist party and the far right party of marine le pen opinion polls suggest in the lead for votes the jewel of opposing visions of europe and a reflection of growing divisions in france at this paris market some say they're worried about immigration climate change and the cost of living i'm totall

for ukraine even though no one really knows what president's alinsky plans to do or is capable of jonah al-jazeera. the headlines on al-jazeera iran has announced it will quadruple production for low enriched uranium that comes a week after the country officially ended some of its commitments under the international nuclear deal which was abandoned by the from the ministration so he has more now from tehran. well it follows on from what we've heard from senior leaders in iran in the past several weeks of course president hassan rouhani not very long ago earlier this month announced that iran would begin on cooperation with part of the nuclear deal very much a reaction to the nuclear sanctions placed on iran by the united states donald trump's white house the president from the white house attacking the framework of the deal itself limiting iran's ability through those sanctions to get rid of stockpiles of enriched uranium and heavy water in accordance with a 2015 nuclear deal iran was not allowed to keep stockpiles of potential weapons making materials and it was selling that to russia

. >> jonah! >> [laughing]. >> i appreciate it could get "the five" to say yes to asylum. >> yes.t thing in the world and remind me of popeye which is a one eyed seal in washington and everyone would feed him until he bit someone. >> [laughing]. >> you are not supposed to feed him. >> [overlapping talking]. >> i want somebody to vet the sanctuary and he will have friends for him. he is going to one in iceland. >> he bit your hand? >> [overlapping talking]. >> imagine looking out your window and seeing this go down in the front yard. >> look at the size of that. [bleep]. [bleep]. >> why is it in our front yard? >> oh, my god. holy [bleep]. >> come in. >> i am coming. >> he is from jersey. he was recording this. he think it was 2 black males fighting over a fell mail. -- female. isn't that it's always about? >> it's alex and steve baldwin. >> win used to fight over women. now they just right over wifi. >> corny jokes in the fastest. >> i don't know what to make of that? are they fighting or dancing? i don't know what is going on. where is the female. >> she is hiding! >> getting out

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anything about a 2nd or more on this john a whole joins us live from london outside parliament so jonah it seems like to recent days facing a very hostile reaction in parliament about this so-called new deal. oh yes he's been having an absolutely torrid time over the course of the last hour or so in parliament after delivering a statement outlining this 10 point new breaks it plan of hers you should be surprised of course it was unveiled yesterday in a speech and since then there's been pretty universal criticism and condemnation of the plan m.p.'s. speaking today in the house of commons saying she's making promises she simply can't keep either because they don't work or contradict other elements of the plan or because the e.u. has already ruled them out or as has been pointed out more than once she simply doesn't have the authority to make these promises or 30 slipping from her grasp with every passing hour was one comment time to go with the words of the opposition leader jeremy cotton of course what she had tried to do with this new reheating as some of said of the old deal was when

jonah lee from the mayor's office. i'm the director of portfolio presentation, and very happy to be here today to present on the past program. so just a quick background, some key milestones. there's a lot of history that dates ba being to wh dates back to when robert was sitting on the iron throne. 1992, the original bond was passed, and only about $90 million was spent, and that was what led to the repurposing of that bond authority, proposition c. the funds remaining, about $261 million were repurposed specifically to preserve affordable housing, and acquisition of affordable housing in san francisco. fast forward to where we are today. we're successfully marketed and sold our first issuance of about $72 million, and we've also closed on the first loan within the program. just a brief overview of the past program and i'll go into some more details a little bit later in the presentation. past, the preservation and seismic safety program essentially offers low cost and long-term permanent financingtor low-income housi

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singer joj joe jonah and sophe turner tying the knot with the help of an elvis impersonator after the awards show. lauren: drake became the most awarded artist ever at the bbmas. >> the winner is drake for scorpion! >> drake. >> drake. lauren: the singer nabbing 12 awards last night. he wasn't the only big winner. >> b.b. rex, florida georgia line. cheryl: florida georgia line a and b.b. rexa taking home top country song for meant to be. the show's opening number has a lot of people talking this morning. ♪ cheryl: taylor swift kicking off the show with a marching band. some on social media claiming she copied the idea from beyonce's home coming performance. we should also add there's a lot of controversy because queen lost out to imagine dragons for best rock group. i mean, queen, come on, folks. lauren: congratulations, imagine dragons. maybe it's controversial. democrats are grilling attorney general bill barr for more than five hours but the a.g. was cool under the pressure. we break down the biggest take-aways and why barr says he's not coming back for more. we'll tell you about t

because that is my duty and because it is the only way that we can deliver bricks it al-jazeera is jonah hall has more now from westminster. the reason may is a prime minister under siege it's not just the opposition who want to see her go to court to resign it is her own party her own m.p.'s her own cabinet indeed one of them one of those cabinet ministers has resigned and relayed to the leader of the house of commons saying that you no longer believe that a reserve base approach can deliver on the brakes of referendum in crimea to resume he's not going to resign tonight as a wave of rubles suggested she might she will we're told be in her constituency on thursday as britain votes in the parliamentary elections and then on friday we're told to be meeting brady the influential chairman of the $122.00 committee that's the conservative party committee of backbench m.p.'s it's sort of he will lay out for her just how little support she has just how perilous her position has become a prime minister now with both cabinet and her own m.p.'s gunning against her cabinet members wanting her to pu

. >> jonah says that doesn't work. >> i have a few ideas, when you look at tesla for example, and people drive electric vehicles they will not and do not pay this gas tax so we can start there or charge them a small fee, they use the road no less than fuel power cars do. i think you can also take a look at amazon that pay 0 federal income tax as a novel idea and they use the roads to deliver millions of packages every day. logistics and trucking companies. attempt than pitching, and yes public-private partnerships should be on the table. the federal government would still retain authority and responsibility for the project but the ultimate burden or financial risk would be ally in the private sector, a user of the tolls and you stuff like that, how they would generate revenue back to these projects. those are just a few ideas of how to fund it without the gas tax. >> we gave the money -- instead of having high gas tax, that's because our gas intimately new york city which is the logical place we can charge, they only make about half of their budget from tolls, the tolls are high, if you

. >> deferred loans in the past presentation, do you want to answer that, jonah? >> yeah. the deferred -- the question was what are the deferred loans? they're one of the components of the past program. >> yes. >> a deferred loan is a loan that makes no monthly payments until maturity, so it's a loan where all payments are deferred until the very end. >> okay. all right. thank you. >> and that's -- let me just build a little bit on that point. we had raised earlier the fact that we were unaware that some of the grants that were being given to entities to build affordable housing would never be repaid. in effect, they were not loans, but they were going to end up be grants. is that still the case? >> no. they are in fact loans. we leverage them with other resources like low-income housing tax credits, and they must be bona fide loans in order to get those federal tax credits. so the way that repayment works is we have the -- and repayment is a function of keeping the rents low. so we keep rents low to make sure that they -- the housing is affordable. then, the owner pays fo

as progenitor printed senator jonah brand from a women's issue her lien kirsten gillibrand wants to owns in the military, out with it's important to consider while the pro-life argument is extremely animating for the rights, the pro-choice argument is extremely animating for the left. she's really open to galvanize voters off of this kind of energy. >> neil gorsuch never said point-blank that he was going to uphold the preset end. he was very careful when he answered that question. he said it's very important, something you have to take very seriously, but he left it open-ended which he is with tha that. i agree with you with kirsten gillibrand and other 2020 female democratic president of candidates seeing as other that is a bit of an opening for them, something they can relate to other pro-choice borders on. and from a strictly political perspective, not a moral one, passing a law that does not make an exception for rape or incest that may not even be enforceable is a political win for democrats because of something they can campaign off of and people really vote for it to. >> martha:

while around the same time on the show, jonah ryan has an anti-vak platform and there is an outbreakng so he didn't have to get the chickenpox vac even catches the chickenpox. >> we don't want the things to come true. we sit in a room that think what is the craze es thing that will happen that we don't have to worry will ever happen. and they are coming true hourly. >> we should note cnn does note the same parent company as hbo. that will do it for me on this sunday night. that's it for me alex marquardt. up next "the redemption project" with van jones. enjoy your evening and have a happy mother's day. >>> you have to always be aware of your surroundings. >> as a child coming up, it was definitely violent. >> the war was going on. >> do you know how upset i would be if something ever happened to you? and she said, yeah, daddy, i do. >> i never knew the violence i was capable of. i pulled the trigger from a 12-gauge shotgun. >> i have all these questions

revoking article 50 or a 2nd referendum or a general election which is therefore outside westminster and jonah thank you. and the un general assembly has adopted a resolution demanding that the u.k. relinquish control of the trade. the islands in the indian ocean how's an important military base for the u.k. and the u.s. well russia's claims it was forced to give up the islands in 1965 in exchange for independence the u.k. has previously ignored an international court of justice surely that the ruling that the islands had been illegally james evasive. is following developments for us at the u.n. . this was a humiliating defeat for the u.k. and its allies the u.s. in fact only 4 other countries voted in support of their position overwhelmingly most of the u.n. general assembly effectively the parliament of the united nations voted in favor of the shah goss islanders they are people who have not been allowed to return to those islands for more than 50 years since they were forcibly removed the islands in a deal between the u.k. and the u.s. became a military base and that was at the time that ma

ago after being expelled from the united arab emirates put his criticism of middle eastern regimes 5 jonah out in oslo in an exclusive interview baghdadi discusses an unlikely friendship with the murdered washington post journalist john mouth ashaji and have continuing his work has brought him into the crosshairs of the saudi government human rights campaigner el baghdadi talks to al-jazeera. by danny thank you for talking to al-jazeera thank you so much for having me i'd like to go back a couple of weeks now to the 25th of april when you 1st got the knock on your door here in all slow telling you that there was a threat against you how did you react how did it happen. well to be honest i wasn't that surprised that they showed up. and i believe the 1st thing i said to them once they introduced themselves told me their badges was something like what took you so long. i remember on that day you know from the corner of my eye i could see some activity outside i could see that i think they were standing there for a while. it seemed to me that they secured the area before asking me to go with t

so did you consult the turner jonah rosenstein about the obstruction matter constantly so was he in agreement with your decision not to proceed forward yes i saw the group and what not not to proceed forward right up truckin right ok so very quickly give us your reasoning why you think it would be inappropriate to proceed forward on obstruction of justice in this case. well. generally speaking an obstruction case. typically has two aspects to it one there's usually an underlying criminality that right there was there an underlying crime here now so usually there is usually but it's not it's not necessary but the typical case sort of the power of democratic case is an underlying crime and then the person implicated or people implicate or concerned about that criminality being discovered taken inherently malignant act as as a supreme court has said to to obstruct that investigation so let's draw on documents what people are worried about that he thought call me to stop the russian investigation that's one of the concerns people have let me tell you a little bit about homey. i do not have confid