. >> reporter: paul kemp is one of tens of millions americans who own at least one firearm. growing up in rural michigan, he learned to shoot at an early age. >> being able to go out hunting with your dad and your uncles, that was kind of a rite of passage. opening day of deer season there's no school because half the kids don't go anyways. >> reporter: and it's a tradition he passed onto his children when he moved to challenge the kids with waysn marksmanship. they were using air rifles and bb guns at real young ages. >> reporter: kemp never imagined he'd become an advocate for gun control. then on december 11, 2012 came news reports that shocked the portland area. >> chaos amidst the christmas shopping rush. lines of shoppers, even children, could be seen streaming out with their hands up while a shooter was still inside. >> reporter: a 22-year-old man, armed with a semi-automatic rifle, fired on holiday shoppers and employees at a mall just down the road from kemp's home. >> there were helicopters and fire trucks and ambulances. i must have got passed by 100 police cars c

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thank you. >> thank you, i'm from the southeast region of kemp. as much as i believe nobody should be discriminated against based on their age, gender, social background, ethnicity or sexual orientation, i also believe that there are others in society discriminated again. disabled people, people with mental health issues, the black and minority ethnic group. these are just some people discriminated against in society on a daily basis. as young people, we all share a common experience, and that is discrimination. not one of you in this room can tell me you don't know what it feels like to be different. we're myps. not many people are -- it's true facts. adult mps are making decisions. we can be decision-makers too. imagine what it can feel like. you cannot feel your full potential just because of the color of your skin or because your name is 27 letters long. i believe that everybody in this room and everybody in this country is entitled to equal opportunities, and i feel that you shouldn't be discriminated against based on your age, your sexual or

jack kemp was my mentor, and i worked on this issue with him, in 20 years in congress. my reaction is -- it is what i tell my kids, school students when i talk about civics, democracy and the republic that we are. if you believe passionately in something that will make a big difference in peoples lives, what is great about our system of government is you work, you work, you push, you push, you convince, run on an idea, run for office, and if you get elected, you go try and put that idea in place to make a difference in people's lives. that is what these jobs are about. that is what is exciting about what i do, and it takes time, in a system like we have. it does take time. tax reform has been something i have literally been working on for over 20 years. this country, we have been talking about it for 30 years. it takes time to do these things, but it does work. and that to me is a vindication of the system of government we have, a representative of -- representative democracy, and the fact that if you believe in something, stick at it and you can accomplish those goals.

serling and david kemp. simpson was on your program and he said he was pretty upset with ryan that he didn't vote for it and asked him why. ryan said he would not vote for it because he wanted a voucher system for medicare. ryan has everpaul wavered in that. he wants to turn medicare into a voucher system. quick,.ther comment. i watch your program a few years ago and he had a person on there from the democratic administration talking about medicare and a republican person talking about medicare. they disagreed a lot. the republican's name was skelly. i forgot what the democrats name was. they both seem to agree that medicare at that time -- it was $110 a month. they said that was $110 a month for basically an $11,000 insurance policy. it was a good deal for the people. thank you very much for taking my call. host: seung min kim. guest: the simpson bowles reference is interesting because even if it didn't get signoff from everyone in the commission, again, if congress wants to take this up, it does give congr

. >> reporter: shannon about kemp is waiting for the big waves to die down later in the afternoon. how do big waves inspire you? >> energy. there's a lot of energy in the ocean. >> reporter: as good as it is today, the forecast is calling for even bigger waves on thursday. in santa cruz, kiet do, kpix5. >>> those bigger waves are coming on thursday with our next chance of rainfall. a lot of stuff will head our way before the end of the week, but coming up find out why rain is not one of them. >> and coming up at 6:00 tonight, not using your fireplace anymore? the new offer to bay owner, but you have to act fast. sfx: squeak sfx: stair creak sfx: clink sfx: deep breath sfx: grunt sfx: tinny headphone music sfx: feet shuffling sfx: slice sfx: gasp sfx: inhale. exhale. sfx: lights scraping on roof sfx: metallic scrape sfx: grunt covered california. it's more than just health care. it's life care. weaving your own shoes... by out of flax. or simply adjust your thermostat. do your thing, with energy upgrade california. >>> can't seem to shake this gloom and really the seven-day forecast

let's head to richard and kat kemp, how is it looking? [laughter] >> is that a picture of rodman?>> i have been picking on him. >> you really are so mean. >> you know who is never mean, griff jenkins. [laughter] >> what's it like down there? >> it's starting to pick up, guys. you see tom rocking it right here. look at that. that boy is from arkansas but he's tearing it up nashville style. guys, look at this couple right here. these guys are killing it. show me something there. this is alex and lea. they like, oh, my goodness, absolutely tearing it apart. i don't think i'm going to try that just yet. let me see if i can cut in here. come, guys, you are live on fox news. >> lea. >> where are you from? >> youtube and i'm originally from new jersey. >> i'm also from new jersey but both f us live in atlanta. >> why do you want to be in nashville tonight? >> we wanted to be colder than atlanta but not quite as cold as new jersey. do you have any new year's resolution or anything that you're looking forward in 2018? >> not smoke anymore. >> what's that? >> quit smoking. >> that's a good

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the opposition leader kemp was arrested at the beginning of september for allegedly plotting with foreigners to overthrow the government the supreme court then used that allegation to dissolve his party the c.n. r.p. . the government says the party was a threat to democracy not the other way round does he in our p o p create problem and that they never listen to a king they never listen to the state that's the question they of a beta for. the political crackdown was accompanied by what rights groups say was a clampdown on civil society with the closure of a leading newspaper and restrictions on the activities of non-government organizations all. legibly smoothing the way to the election most observers expect the the crackdown and the tensions to happen right before the election that's not the case as usually happen in the middle of the in the middle of the of the of the term and then it's starting to actually cause harm before the election as twenty eighteen starts who knows the protests from abroad will mostly be forgotten and the changing skyline in phnom penh is a reminder of the chinese

and kemp wood had 0.89. so for some it was pretty good and for others it was not. lark spur had almost 2 inches. you can see things are winding down to the north. i don't think there is too much left, maybe a little bit to the east but it is falling apart. there are still a few pockets down towards san jose, now heading to the santa cruz mountains but it is losing its energy as it moves south. 40s and 50s on the temperatures. there is a winter weather advisory for truckee until 7 -- 10 a.m. and the snow is forming at about 3,000 feet. and the last system of the series will be here on wednesday. that will be the strongest of the four that have gone through. rain develops on wednesday, moderate to heavy. this looks to be the last of the series as high pressure builds in. that is the way it works in california. when the ridge wants to come back, nothing to stop it. 50s on the temperatures and after wednesday into early thursday, i would say go ahead and make plans. everything is saying dry for the weekend. >> thank you, steve. >>> it is 6:20. at least 729 people have

to donald trump's point, this have been republicans like jack kemp who took black poverty and the lackgaged with the black community, had good policies, had good relationships. trump is not one of them. trump has never shown up for any of these real discussions that happened in the community all the time. he could. he should. i hope he will. jared kushner has been talking about criminal justice reform. that's a key part of getting out those numbers better than the community. he asked somebody close to him getting issues, i hope donald trump, if he wants to talk about this stuff, don't just talk the talk, walk the walk. let's be real about it. in the meantime, jay-z is setting a much better example for america than donald trump. >> can you tell us who is on the next van jones' show? >> i can't tell you the day but it's going to be good. >> i heard rumors. >> there is rumors. >> great to see you. >> thank you. >> tanks for coming over. we'll see if the president keeps tweeting about this topic. let's turn to the topic of immigration, another giant story this week. an immigration plan pre

jack kemp was somebody who cared about our community. and he was not black. if you look at the people that are in this cabinet, just because they are black doesn't mean they don't have the capacity to give solid advice to the president as it relates to our community is absolutely false. >> i see it differently and i'll tell you why. i think skin color can sometimes be a proxy for a certain set of experiences. maybe we should be more accurate about what e we mean. i don't see anybody in the cabinet who has deep ties with the african-american community or the native american community or muslim community or any non-white community. so whether it's they are born and raised there, they have the skin tone, maybe this is not the right way to say it, but the ties and the perspective grow out of a certain set of experiences and commitments. i don't see that in the trump white house. and the model color of it underscores that deeper reality. >> if it's not about whether the president cares about the black community, let's give him that. he probably doesn't care about

america great again, to bring our economy back, to offer that hope growth and opportunity that jack kemp used to talk about in the 80s. what he's done is no less than a miracle to growth at 3% which barack obama's people said we would never see again, so i'm upset this fraud of a book, this fraud of an author has put forth this what i consider national inquirer on steroids. it is a selacious book that is outrageous on its face and quite honestly, i'm animated about it because i'm so upset that it is detracting from this president's important agenda. liz: all right let's get to the book. the washington post has said already that this michael wolf has a long history of getting the facts wrong or even making things up. even in his own book, michael wolf says he can't be sure parts of it are true. here is what michael wolf said in print in his book. many of the accounts of what has happened in the trump white house are in conflict with one another. many, in trumpian fashion untrue and looseness with the truth is not with reality itself, are an elemental threat of the book. sometimes, i have

. >> remember when jack kemp said people care about how you make them feel first.viding them, none of what you are talking about matters. and that is a reality. we're not robots, we are human beings. >> we have to wrap it there. thank you so much for the conversation. >> thank you all. we appreciate all of your input. up next, we're taking a look at first lady melania trump's first year in the white house as well. s sumatra reserve. let's go to sumatra. the coffee here is amazing. because the volcanic soil is amazing. so we give farmers like win more plants. to grow more delicious coffee. which helps provide for win's family. all, for a smoother tasting cup of coffee. green mountain coffee roasters. you wouldn't feel good not knowing the price here. don't let it happen when you buy your diabetes test strips. with the accu-chek guide simplepay program, you pay the same low price. all without having to go through insurance. plus, they come in a spill-resistant vial along with a free meter. skip the guessing game and focus on your health. not the cost. make saving sim

the president because his relationship with kemp "very good." remarks come after north and south korea held their first talks into years and the north agreed to participate in the winter olympics in south korea next month. up next, the house passes a new fisa extension. the senate is up next. we will ask the panel whether that's good or bad. what did the president say in the oval office meeting? first, beyond our borders. german chancellor angela merkel is expressing confidence her party can find common ground with center left social democrats in germany and establish formal coalition talk talks. if angela merkel is unable to establish and ruling group question will have to preside over a minority led government or call for new elections. eight earthquakes with magnitudes of at least 4 rocked the iran border with iraq today. state television reports four people suffered minor injuries. the quakes occurred in the same area where a magnitude 7.2 quake killed more than 530 people in november. ecuador has granted citizenship to julian assange. he's

they once again decided for the fossil industry and against the environment energy analyst claudia kempa thank you very much for your analysis thank you the latest u.s. jump figures have not met market expectations the economy only adding a modest one hundred forty eight thousand jobs last month that was well below what was forecast analysts say jobs growth is slowing down as the labor market needs full employment the unemployment rate is the lead a seventeen year low the good news for american workers is that wages are increasing analysts expect the economy and labor market to benefit from corporate tax reform spike that the dollar trimmed gains on friday against other major currencies and in other news just in the u.s. trade deficit has risen to over fifty billion dollars the highest since twenty twelve apple now says its i phones and computers are affected by the security flaw disclosed in intel processes leaving billions of devices vulnerable to hackers intel knew about the flaws well before they were disclosed to the public and the behavior of intel's chief executive officer before

polly kemp, thank you very much. my pleasure.oof of the tower, and this news just breaking in the last few moments. you can see smoke coming from the top of the building, this is trump tower in manhattan, fire crews clearly on the scene. as soon as we fire crews clearly on the scene. as soon as we get fire crews clearly on the scene. as soon as we get more fire crews clearly on the scene. as soon as we get more information on what is happening, we will bring it to you. let's return to theresa may's we shovel of her cabinet. the bbc understands that patrick mcloughlin has left his post as conservative party chairman. —— theresa may's reshuffle. let's cross over to our assistant political editor norman smith, who is outside downing street for us. i think it is fair to say we do not have a lot of news in terms of actual confirmation, unless you have something just breaking? the only thing we have had confirmed is that guess what, a reshuffle is under way! that is the only thing officially which has been confirmed. but we know that p

i am fred kempe, president and ceo of the atlantic council. i'm happy to see friends here and am just delighted that we can have a rich conversation. it's a really good group. the title of harlan's provocative book is anatomy of failure, why america loses every worst start and it examines american wars who fought them from vietnam to the present day and addresses aware of why the world's most nation where ron and where and how we fail to learn from our mistakes. you are not required to agree with harlan. he will make this agreement difficult and painful for you, but i want you to know to test his pieces the vcs got something wrong, questioned why he concluded in the way he did. for those who don't know harland, i have a little bit of bio here, but i like the one on the book cover better. translate is a strategic thinker. he has two private companies and adviser to the heads of major corporations or governments. he was the principal author of shock and awe applied in a served in combat assignments in vietnam in destroyer command at sea. in the

for a mental health charity with former england football captain rio ferdinand, and london dj roman kempit was a big decision. are we going to wembley, or are we going to... laughter still working it out. i'll have to see what i can do. i think, you know, having that that, and the skin of i'm not sure what royal protocol is that i don't think you can snub the future king of england as the best man, can you? not without causing a lot of sibling rivalry and problems! the fact he's had to go on television and say that he hasn't asked me yet, how long has it been since they announced their engagement? he's had long enough! carrie, get on with it!” engagement? he's had long enough! carrie, get on with it! i don't think he realises how much work goes into planning the stag do, you've got to get on with it! i'm sure he's aware of that! i think he will do a good job there! coming up, ros atkins is here with outside source, and then all of the latest headlines. we are here on monday evening! it has been a long week! see you then. have a good weekend. hello, once again, if the truth were known it

[laughter] and welcome -- i'm fred kemp president ceo of the atlantic counsel and i'm happy to see friends, friends here, and i'm just delighted that we can have a rich conversation. so really good tbrowp. up group. the title of the provocative book is anatomy of failure why america loses every war it starts. and it examine war and president who is fought them from vietnam to the present day and addresses questions of where and why the world most powerful nation went wrong. and then where and how we failed to learn from our mistake. you are not required to agree with him. he will make graiment disagreement difficult and painful for you but i do want you to know that thesis if you see that he's got something a little bit wrong, question him why he concluded in the way he did. for those who -- who don't know hair -- i have bio here but i like the one on the book cover better. he's a strategic thinker who creator spans business and government. chairman of two private companies and advisor to the heads of major corporations and governments be with the principle author of the shock -- of shock

colonel richard kemp, what you think the advertisements?ely, i think it is on the wrong lines, that is my view, which is what it clearly is doing is appealing, try to appeal to a series of minorities who may or may not be interested injoining a series of minorities who may or may not be interested in joining the forces. by doing that, it's almost neglecting the main group of people who are interested injoining in the main group aren't worried so much about whether they are going to be listened to all those emotional issues, what they are more worried about is how they are going to face combat and not only that, they will be attracted by images of combat because that is why people join the armed forces. in a way, by doing this, they are missing out on the vast majority of people who want to join. it will not in my opinion solve the recruiting crisis the army faces. they have said they are seeing an increase because of this kind of thing. i don't know about that. we hear all sorts of things like that. we will see when the figures come out. i

investigators are now trying to piece together what happened and are still kemping for the gunman.nyone with information give d.c. police a call. >>> time now is 7:07. thieves targeted more than a dozen vehicles at a local apartment building to steal their air bags. police say the thieves targeted honda civics as well as accords parked at the lincoln at discovery square apartment building in herndon. they managed to break the windows of 13 cars without setting off a sin alarm. anyone with information should call fairfax county police. >>> also in fairfax county police there are looking for a person who filmed a 13-year-old girl at the fair oaks mall. the victim says she was in a dressing room of a hollister store when she saw a cell phone under the door. police released these pictures of man from the store. if you recognize him or know anything about this case call fairfax county police. >>> and a d.c. man faces life in prison after police say he raped a woman on a metro train in montgomery county. the attack napped 2016 and changed the way metro notifies the public of violent crim

and fred kemp, and president and ceo of the atlantic council. good to have you here on "power lunch" on this cold evening. so there are so many people here who dislike president trump and yet as one journalist tweeted out, boy, they all acted like they were at a brittany spears concert and taking pictures like crazy. they were dying to see this guy. >> so two things i was there. i was in the line trying to get in these are the people -- i would say 99% of them would have voted for hillary clinton had they had a vote they're international. and they were fighting to get in the room fighting to get the seats. it was a full house on friday at the world economic forum that is not usually the case then it was a hot room when you sat down ready to bite, ready to boo, ready to hate what he said and president trump pulled off something i didn't actually know was in his repertoire, which is he calmed the room with his speech and it was just an amazing performance. trump certainly graded himself well enough that -- very high level person in world economic

with me in the studio is siobhan crawford, a solicitor at bolt burdon kemp who specialises in sexualhe sexually assaulted them and seemingly had no remorse so i am assaulted them and seemingly had no remorse so i am unsure how assaulted them and seemingly had no remorse so i am unsure how he can be contrite only ten years after his sentence. the head of the parole board said he wants more transparency and i‘m sure you back that. of course. iwonder transparency and i‘m sure you back that. of course. i wonder why he says there should be more transparency, on the other hand he says we cannot tell you what happened in this hearing. he says that because he is not allowed to at the moment. but surely he should be requesting the backing of mps far sooner to have these made transparent. to be fair to him, he has been doing that since the autumn and there are issues with that. in a broader sense the parole board hearing is to decide if this prisoner still poses a threat to the public. with your experience of these types of crime, what would persuade you they don‘t? these types of crime, what

serling and david kemp.impson was on your program and he said he was pretty upset with ryan that he didn't vote for it and asked him why. ryan said he would not vote for it because he wanted a voucher system for medicare. ryan has everpaul wavered in that. he wants to turn medicare into a voucher system. quick,.ther comment. i watch your program a few years ago and he had a person on there from the democratic administration talking about medicare and a republican person talking about medicare. they disagreed a lot. the republican's name was skelly. i forgot what the democrats name was. they both seem to agree that medicare at that time -- it was $110 a month. they said that was $110 a month for basically an $11,000 insurance policy. it was a good deal for the people. thank you very much for taking my call. host: seung min kim. guest: the simpson bowles reference is interesting because even if it didn't get signoff from everyone in the commission, again, if congress wants to take this up, it does give congres

. >> steve and i were jack kemp's presidential steering committee together, and jack was from los angelesave to feed our entrepreneurs, we have to give them the ability and the wherewithal to really make a go in the private sector. i believe california can go that way. jerry brown is the only democrat to really have been elected governor in the last 50 years. and is we've elected some great republicans; reagan, wilson. i think we can again, and i think the voters of this state recognize what these can -- >> so how, john, how, john, do you get this crazy legislature you have even though you have term limit, the same kinds of people seem to go in there. democrats may not get this bill through because they don't have a supermajority so you can block it there, but the republicans are still a very distinct minority in the legislature. how do you get around that? >> well, you ought to talk to art laffer who i know you know well -- >> he moved out of california. >> i know. and he endorsed a ballot initiative, a constitutional amendment i proposed called the neighborhood legislature which takes a

jack kemp was my mentor, and i worked on this issue with him, in 20 years in congress.y reaction is -- it is what i tell my kids, school students when i talk about civics, democracy, and the republic that we are. if you believe passionately something that will make a big difference in peoples lives, what is great about our system of government is you work, you work, you push, you push, you convince, run on an idea, run for office, and if you get elected, you can put that idea in place to make a difference in people's lives. that is what these jobs are about. that is what is exciting about what i do, and it takes time, in a system like we have. it takes time. tax reform has been something i have literally been working on for over 20 years. this country, we have been talking about it for 30 years. it takes time to do these things, but it does work. is a vindication of the system of government we have, a representative of democracy. if you believe in something, stick at it and you can economist those goals. that is my big take away on this. i can get into the economics and

deeply narrow when it comes to issues of poverty, jack kemp and others putting pressure on the republican party, legacy of martin luther king putting pressure on the democratic party but the other side of this, which we have to be honest about is market driven corporate media that made donald trump the center of entertainment where they made big money, one of the ceos made it clear donald trump is bad for the country, good for us, why is it good for you? revenue. they followed every speech, my dear brother bernie sanders got 20 seconds, 30 minutes, why not have equal treatment? it is market driven even in the media. thank god for c-span. can you imagine what the quality of public dialogue would be without c-span? fox news, msnbc, the propaganda machines. one a conservative propaganda machine the other a neoliberal propaganda machine. we have dialogue with them and so forth but you are not going to get the most balanced view out of sean hannity or chris hayes. they have their own agendas. you can't just promote your agenda. you got to mention something bigger than your own agenda. that is

we can now speak to the former british army commander colonel richard kemp, he is in our ipswich newsroom say this having got clea ra nce able to say this having got clearance or perhaps encouragement from the defence secretary himself. well i believe we know that the current defence secretary also believes we should be increasing our defence spending and certainly not sustaining any more cuts. so there can be no doubt that the chief of the general staff, general carter, said this with the approval and agreement of the defence secretary. in terms of military, what does it mean to say that we are probably struggling if we face a threat from russia, at what level, what does that actually mean? well, we have, as our armed forces have invested very heavily in capabilities to deal with the enemies we have been fighting recently, which is predominantly in afghanistan and iraq and they‘ re predominantly in afghanistan and iraq and they're low tech enemies so we have diverted a — spent a large amount of resources on the technology needed to deal with them which means we have almost unavoidably no

. >> joining us to talk about the president's comments, fred kempe. >> the axios blade that's a coolne. fred, for you, was tpp sort of -- was that -- did that cause you to raise an eyebrow? what do you make of this >> yeah. super interview. >> thank you >> the tpp is interesting. this is the first time he's said anything about tpp i talked to a japanese official. he said they left 20 items out of tpp that were u.s. requested items. those items are ready to go. they understand that the president likes wins and this could be a win it's been negotiated they're ready to go. they could add them on it wouldn't be that hard to do, but he said the problem is the u.s. is involved in nafta and korean negotiations so how are they going to squeeze this in. >> what are those 20 provisions? is there an example of one or two things that we would definitely want? >> clearly things like agriculture, things that are very much in the u.s. interest. >> market access >> things that were not in the overall interest of the tp 11 because it had more to do with what the u.s. wanted in their markets. >> on na