by milo? is that guy. >> that's that guy. >> yes. >> we see kate and toby's bachelor/bachelorette party in vegas. producers promise jack's story is not over. that includes this photo. >> we were like who took that picture and who released it? it's the finale. they're going to pull out some cards. >> logan also has a side project on the web called "relic." he told us how he channels justin hartley so well. >> you need brown eyes. contacts. >> are you ready for speed round? >> who in the cast acts like parents in real life? >> milo is our dad on set. >> do the guys do the push up challenge? >> i haven't seen them do it lately. >> who can cry on cue? >> sterling. it's ridiculous. >> he's amazing. he can bring the funny too. we'll see that firsthand when he hosts "snl" on march 10th. >> he's going to kill it. >> you know who else is killing it? alicia vikander. she worked hard to get lara croft cut. the struggle was real. >> this is truth telling time. what was tougher, the work outs or the diet t

the mystery of how milo ventimiglia's character dies was finally revealed. >> we knew about the fireng jack would go back in the burnling house for kate's dog. then this happened. from that plot twist moment it was one ugly cry after another. >> producers didn't show jack's body on purpose, just the reflection and rebecca's heart break. >> we had a password when talking about the event. >> what was the password? >> marble. >> we heard that lemonade was called marble. >> really? that was so cool. >> they never told you the password? >> no. >> the moment you might have missed. milo explains in an interview in this scene you can hear jack call his wife's name. >> sorry, babe. >> milo recorded several different versions of that. >> usually when people watch your show they watch through tears. >> i hope everyone feels something and it inspires them to reconnect with family. >> every year your father finds a way to send me some laugh. this year he sent me you. >> fans barely have enough time to dry their tears. tomorrow we see more of jack's funeral. >> it's i dare say even more heart brea

i'm like oh, milo. how's it going? >> jimmy: it's interesting. watching these people sob even though it's not you, this character has your face and your voice and all that stuff. >> yeah. i can't escape it, man. >> jimmy: and we all knew you were dead -- >> since the beginning. >> jimmy: you can actually die every season. you realize that, right? you can be like kenny on "south park." [ laughter ] >> the show's going to take a whole other turn, though. >> jimmy: piano hits you from the sky. >> yeah. >> jimmy: well, it's great to see you. please give your dad my best. >> i will. >> jimmy: milo vent migga, everyo"this is us" returns february 27th. we'll be right back. juice this, cleanse that. but, food isn't a resolution. it's fuel for our resolutions. whole grains, fruit, protein... food that keeps us strong... so we start the new year strong. special k today, right now, you have more power at your fingertips than entire generations that came before you. but it's not really about what technology can do, it's about what you can do with it. we are

. >>> then inside the "this is us" make up room for milo ventimiglia's jack transformation. >> we'reehind the scenes with the powerful women of "black panther." for these lady it is ♪ >>> britney spears will be honored with the vanguard award fo ♪ ♪ there are two types of people in the world. those who fear the future... and those who embrace it. the future is for the unafraid. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> my how time flies. that is michael jackson's kids paris and prince. paris posted the rare home video to wish prince a happy birthday. he is 21 today. i can't believe it. >> you and me both. there's a lot of birthday partying going on. danai celebrated with her "black panther" stars. she's one of the fierce women in this movie and doesn't take a back seat to any man. >> i'll be your sidekick. >> they're far from sidekicks, the warrior, the spy and scientist and queen. "black panther" is nothing without these powerful women. angela bassett is the widow queen. real life husband courtney b. vance was in total awe. >> this is the movie i love. i have to get my fix with this action. >> when it comes to shea

. >> reporter: a robot called milo is being used at the elementary school.atson said it's helped them go from nonverbal to can express >> he has been talking to me more, telling me his needs wants more. koby beau the same thing. >> reporter: kirshaw county is one of recent school districts in south carolina under the three-year pilot program. 30 robots were introduced last october as a way to help students with autism develop social skills. >> milo said you don't just have to look up the sealing or something when you don't greet anyone. you have to greet them nicely. >> reporter: milo shows more than ten emotions. he can act and dance and this works in conjunction with scenarios played on a tablet. >> let's crack this together. special education teacher lynn alone knee said her students have been fascinated >> they have a hard time reading people's facial expressions and this really teaches them things like that >> sometimes mom is excited. sometimes mom is -- >> he does talk at a rate that's about 85% of normal. so it's a little slower because a will the st

. >>> conservative commentator milo yiannopoulos is no longer going to ucla this month. he was expected to give a talk entitled ten things that i hate about mexico on february 26th. however, the bruin republicans voted to drop the event later posting the decision on facebook. last year, a planned yiannopoulos appearance sparked a riot at uc-berkeley. four people who were attacked during the violence are suing. they said the city and university failed to protect them. yiannopoulos blasted ucla's decision on facebook writing, quote, californian professors are engaged in the systemic external nation of free speech on campus. they made the mere discussion of populist nationalist conservative ideas impossible. i will never stop arranging talks in california. i don't care how much money or time it takes. >>> an alleged rape threat was delivered to a stanford university professor yesterday in a letter laced with white powe. anne makovec reports. >> reporter: classes resume, things are back to normal at stanford but this is all harkening back to the case of the stanford swimmer

milo locker co-owner darrell goering says that's just shy of 18,000 pounds. >> we are in deer countryuth central iowa is a great place to be if you're a deerhu er. and we're just blessed to be here >> reporter: processors receive $75 from the state for each animal. the meat is shredded ando packaged in twund chubs, and given to food banks for distribution. >> real lean. lean red meat. so if you're watchinyour cholesteroings like that, then deer's a real good thing to eat. s >> reporter: goering sayl parties involved benefit under the agreement, and together erey've streamlined how hu contribute. >> all a hunter needs to do is legally harvest a whitetail deer, properly tag it, field dress it, bring it in. it's really two minutes and the paperwork's filled out, little index card, and he's good to go. and we take over from there. >> reporter: over two dozen lockers participate in the program and work with eight food banks serving those who are food insecure across the state.om danny akright,nications manager with the des moines- based food bank of iowa, says proteins like meatare one of

will happen with the management changes we will indeed and you will keep us up to speed vision and to milo and thank you very much for this. what is another slap on the wrist for facebook and twitter the european commission has yet again urged the social networks to improve their consumer protection practices its objects of twitter changing its general terms and conditions without informing the uses both social networks also deleting the user's content again without their knowledge the e.u. already made them revise their terms and conditions last yeah chinese tourists are still flocking to america even us arrivals from other nations are tapering off all the more reason for america's tourism industry to cater to the chinese already the most lavish foreign spend this at hotels resorts and department stores and luxury hotels in los angeles offering special deals in the run up to the chinese new year's celebrations europeans may have their issues with most angela's but up market visitors from china are increasingly feeling right at home here in the run up to the chinese new year the local tour

organized by controversial right wing figure milo yianopolous.ually canceled.... after the university spent nearly 3- million on security. ( james ) a san joaquin county supervisor -- who helped a woman escape an attack -- is now recovery from his injuries. it all happened in stockton on friday. tom patti was walking to his car.... when he saw a man beating a woman. patti says he confronted the man who quickly turned his focus to the supervisor. this gave the woman the chance to runaway... but it cost patti a broken eye socket and nose - and the possibility for emergency surgery. <"we had a confrontation and somebody hit me from behind with something at some point, and at that point i don't i lost a lot of consciousness of what happened.">( james ) a nearby store did capture the encounter on its surveillance cameras. that store did not want to release that footage. but the store manager says the video shows patti throwing the first punch. ( james ) coming up on the kron 4 morning news... a special health clinic in san francisco's bayview - hunter

we saw that at uc berkeley, where milo yiannopoulos visited.bad. but which ones are the worst?? ari cohen has been keeping track. thanks for coming on. what are the worst schools for his free-speech? >> it's a wide field. earn their place on the list, i can think, how can it get any crazier?et i end up kicking myself. let's start with uc berkeley, the college that really kicked it off at the beginning of last year, where a presentation by milo yiannopoulos was canceled after protesters took the streets and overwhelmed thehe police and committed property damage, violence, and ended up just causing an enormous amount of mayhem. >> tucker: yeah, they did. >> uc berkeley has kind of been on the mend since then. they paid an enormous amount of money for various free-speech events, although not without allegations that they firsty tried to stifle and censor that speech. they paid about $800,000 for ben shapiro, i believe. they currently are facing00 a lawsuit regarding a speech that was planned by ann coulter, where the department of justice recently

tonight -- milo ventimiglia, from "half magic," heather graham, and music from kane brown.own, here's jimmy kimmel! [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: welcome to the show. thanks for watching. thanks to all of you for coming. thank you for joining us. [ cheers and applause ] on a special day. today is an important day in

i'm not a des moines driver, not even veryic far, so it isto have it come to milo. know it's really, really helped. reporter: akright says siedback from recipients, as well as those canv woods and fields, has been overwhelmingly positive. >> one of the thingsi love ti hear is when hunters tell us that they are ac h.u.s.h. hunters. for them, it's a sport of passion. they love to do it. they will hunt and take down a a de help feed their own family, and when they have the ability, provide that nutritioat to a family in need, that means something to tm. >> reporter: mike nelson agrees. from tree stand or deer blind, he helps manage an iowa resource eswith high reproduction rnd few, if any, natural predators. >> one deer for us is plenty. otherwise it'd just go to waste in one of two ways. you'd either have it processed and it would sit in your freer and you'd never eat it, or you wouldn't harvest the deer to begin with, and then you'd j wt be overrunh them. >> reporter: for the pbs newshour, i'm josh buettner in des moines, iowa. >> woodruff: now, as policy debates ove

organized by controversial right wing figure milo yian- nopolous. that event was eventually canceled.... after the university spent nearly 3- million on security. ( robin ) for the first time... voters in contra costa county will receive ballots and information guides.... in a language other than english or spanish. materials will now be available in chinese. the federal voting rights act .... requires that voting materials be offered in a language... if 10-thousand voters --- or 5 percent of a county's residents -- speak that language. san francisco county has been offering ballots in english, spanish, and chinese for around 40- years. ( robin ) on the penninsula - police are looking for a man who exposed himself to a woman at a park. this happened sunday afternoon at orange park in south san francisco. a 59-year-old woman was sitting near the softball field... when a man walked up started a conversation then exposed himself. the man then walked away. ( robin ) the state of california is stepping in -to provide over site - for the san francisco pol

when you came down here, you probably saw korb fields, soy, milo, sorgham and timber in various stages of growth. that landscape is very important. so the landscape is very similar to the way it would have looked in harriet tubman's time. so if you placed her here and gave her orientation and told her that was north, that's south, that's east and that's west she'd be able to navigate this area because it looks so similar. this is a map of the byway, it's over 30 sites and includes maine, delaware and pennsylvania. we are meant to be the hub right here of the byway so you come here and learn about harriet tubman's life. and i'd like for you to meet our bust of harriet tubman, a very important part of this bust is that it is indeed life size. harriet tubman was about five feet tall in real life and this bust is also five feet tall. it was made by mr. brendan o'neil, this is a bronze bust and there's a lot of symbolism. you can see her name is at the bottom, along the back there are some chains and the chains are broken to represent the bonds of slavery that ms. tubman broke along the und

will happen with management changes we will indeed and you will keep us up to speed version of the milo and thank you very much for this. my with jakob summa asked president of south africa it's time to focus on the country's economy and turn it around south africa is the only african nation included in the elite group of g twenty industrial and developing nations but its economy as falling behind other emerging markets unemployment is at almost thirty percent its credit rating has tumbled to junk status and corruption is rampant now the country's hopes lie on suma success in. south africa's economy has taken a beating on the president jacob zuma it has fallen into recession the country's bonds are rated junk and its political elite is no longer trusted and due to political mismanagement its second largest city cape town is running out of water fast growth has declined steadily from more than three percent seven years ago to less than two percent in recent years one of the weakest rates for all of sub-saharan africa is the community crushing at the moment stability is pretty difficult s

mandy moore, chrissy metz, sterling brown, milo ventimiglia, justin hartley! is legit. first of all, what a great year you're having. all the awards. every time i see you, i love you guys. i saw the commercials for the special else. i saw commercial for black the panther. >> it's awesome. it is really black. really pantherish. for sure. >> jimmy: the else tonight, everyone knows, this is else where we find out how jack dies. i'm going to try to do that without spoiling anything. we knew it was happening. i don't know how you all made it. >> it was very secretive. we had script that's were on red paper because they can't be photocopied. we had a password. >> jimmy: what was the password? >> marble. >> we mattered lemonade was called marble. so they decide that had our episode, this experience would be -- the marble. yes. >> jimmy: so cool. i had no idea. >> they never told you the password? >> no. >> what would happen, i would be like, marble, check this out. >> jimmy: every single one of you had a great moment in the else and it happens every week. who are the

movement, was slated to host a free speech week, featuring the sensational listic alt-right provocateur milo yiannopoulos. an event had to be canceled by its response also, citing extraordinary pressure and resistance, if not outright hostility from the university's administration. there is no question in my mind that yiannopoulos represents one of the poorest imaginable occasions for free speech but the real issue was stated with admirable clarity by a berkeley sidewalk chalk artist, who wrote simply, free speech kills. i am moved to say from a very different angle, that indeed free speech does kill, which is why james madison was so determined to protect it. it kills stupidity, sloth, corruption, small-mindedness, pride, overconfidence, and self-righteousness. free speech embarasses, disrupts and exposes. and therein lies its real offense. moreover, the genuinely oppressed as opposed to the hustlers of faux outrage, have always known freedom of speech to be their best friend. witness frederick douglas. liberty is meaningless, douglas said in 1860 where the right to put aer ones thoughts an

i think milo was thrown off twitter for calling and actress ugly.ing, why don't they follow my approach and not care? i do think it's worth bringing up at this point raging frauds and hypocrites, one of the things was that this character wants to deport dreamers. i promise you the writers, the actors, the producers of this tv show, will move heaven and earth to make sure their kids don't go to school any place near a dreamer. their only contact with illegal aliens is the woman who cleans their toilet whose name they don't know. but they are going to stand up for the illegal aliens. so much of hollywood is wanting to feel morally superior to conservatives and particularly to trump voters. >> laura: i thought the show was another reminder of why it's so good to read and not watch certain shows on television. especially shows like this where you can get a laugh and learn a little something. thanks so much. mad maxine waters someone i know ann coulter loves lashes out at the president. she is about to make a sequel to passion of the christ, the ♪ when h

. >>> and milo "this is us fans" mourning vac pe ining jack pear. milo shaved the mustache off.good. >> miss that stache. >> thank you, carson. >>> coming up, maria shriver is here. she has two very different but equally groundbreaking innovators to tell us about. >>> we're going to see what >>> good morning. i'm vai sikahema. just about 8:30. let's check in with bill henley who has your most accurate neighborhood forecast. >> we are now up to 41 in philadelphia. just about everybody is in the low 40s right now. look at the sunshine. partly sanaa ski partly sunny skies in wilmington. 56 at climbing at 1:00 this afternoon. this means we are on track to see low 60s in most neighborhoods this afternoon. >>> let's check in with rush-hour traffic and nbc 10 first alert traffic reporter, jessica boyington. >> eastbound, stop and go. we have a pretty heavy drive time. there were a few disabled vehicles on the eastbound side into the shoulder. 36 minutes. speeds into the 20s. in new jersey, pretty slow. a little sun glare on the northbound side moving through. if you are heading to 295

. >> milo foundation and mad dog rescue will be looking for homes for most of the dogs. but the senior dog rescue is waiving adoption fees for the older ones. as for the youngest little beans a group called the tiny pit bull will be nursing him along as will the ever attentive babette. mo rcue runs in the works. abc 7 news. >>> don't you just want to adopt all of them. >>> one last time update the weather meteorologist. sandra oia pat sell here. >> hi there, dan. after nine days of record heat it's over. let me show you the live doppler 7. we're not expect ago rerun of the last nine days. as a matter of fact winds are increasing. we're going to see the continuation ever this and temperatures will fall. it's more subtle tomorrow than sunday. temperatures will be in the mid-60s to 70s. still sun but not as warm as we've seen in the days past. if you're going to the giants fan fest bright and mild tomorrow. by 3:00 a.m. 65. nice weather. you'll need the sun screen. noticeably cooler sunday. 50s, 60s, and by monday we are talking about the cooling continuing. a little revers

. >>> and milo "this is us fans" mourning vac pe ining jack pear. milo shaved the mustache off.at stache. >> thank you, carson. >>> coming up, maria shriver is here. she has two very different but equally groundbreaking innovators to tell us about. >>> we're going to see whata ma at ice headquarters in the city at noon today. >>> good morning. it's 8:26. i'm marcus washington. a major protest is being planned at i.c.e. headquarters as federal agents arrested 50 people in northern california over the weekend. organizers say dozens of attorneys will be on hand for the demonstration. >>> plus it's official. mavericks competition is not happening. that's according to the event organizers. today was the last day mavericks could be held. the waves just wouldn't big enough for the right conditions, really, for that event. this is the second year in a row that the competition has not been held. >>> right now a traffic alert cleared. >> that's right, in the south bay, marcus, we're following it for over an hour. coming into milpitas we had that crash that is cleared. at warren another cr

organized by controversial right wing figure milo yian-nopolous. that event was eventually canceled.... after the university spent nearly 3- million on security. (steve) for the first time, voters in contra costa county will receive ballots and information guides.... in a language other than english or spanish.materials will now be available in chinese. the federal voting rights act .... requires that voting materials be offered in a language, if 10-thousand voters --- or 5 percent of a county's voting age residents -- speak that language. contra costa county was informed .. it met that criteria in 2016. san francisco county has been offering ballots in all three -- english, spanish, and chinese -- for around 40- years. in 2015, san francisco added filipino ... to stay compliant with the city's language access ordinance. (pam ) in the north bay - a santa rosa gas station clerk was hurt in a robbery .. and tonight the criminal is on the loose. it happened this morning at the shell gas station on steele lane, at about 8-40 a-m.the suspect entered the

organized by controversial right wing figure my-low (milo) yian- nopolous.at event was eventually canceled.... after the university spent nearly 3- million on security. (steve) now to our four zone forecast. you're looking live at the golden gate bridge.(pam) kron-4's chief meteorologist lawrence karnow joins us with a look ahead lawrence karnow: record high temperatures continue to fall as high pressure domintes our weather pattern. we enjoyed another day of sunshine and above normal temperatures all the way to the coast. highs in most places were in the 70s. the winds will turn offshore overnight again and will be gusty especially over the mountains. doppler radar is of course free of any rain. on the satellite you can see how far north the storms are being forced over the top of this ridge. there will be minor changes in that pattern for the week ahead but right now there is no rain in the forecast. highs tomorrow will be in the 60s and mid 70s with plenty of sunshine. it may cool slightly on wednesday and thursday, more cooling and gusty winds are possib

most of that money was spent before milo yiannopolis arrived.osts were split with the uc president's office. >>> not exactly the way they wanted to kick off the olympics. the reason hundreds of workers are being quarantined in the olympic village. alameda city let -- to decide if they want to use license plate readers. the half-million dollar plan calls for 13 devices .. that >>> in just about 20 minutes alameda city leaders will meet to decide if they want to use license plate readers. the devices would scan the four bridges and two tunnels in and out of alameda. police say they're specifically looking for stolen cars, but critics worry the data may be used for other reasons like tracking undocumented immigrants. >>> a norovirus outbreak touching the pyeongchang winter olympics. 41 security workers came down with the virus so doctors as a result have put 1,200 workers on quarantine. they have asked those workers to stay in their rooms until the crisis passes. as a precaution, the korean centers for disease control is expecting food and water so

milo yiannopoulos is not coming to ucla.e is responding to the cancellation on social media. >> things are back to normal this morning on the stanford campus after a rape threat laced with white powder was received. coming up, what this all might have to do with the june election are. students recall the moment a gunman opened fire inside a >>> got us out of our classroom slowly in a large group of unprotected targets. >> students recall the moment a gunman opened fire inside a florida high school. what we're learning about the 19-year-old suspect that was just charged for the deadly rampage. >> plus, the new harassment claims california assemblywoman cristina garcia is now facing. >> and the new deadline set for debris removal in santa rosa following the devastating wine country wildfires. good morning, it's thursday, february 15th. i'm michelle griego. >> and i'm kenny choi. let's start with traffic and weather. and jaclyn is tracking our commute. how are things looking? >> they look good. we are seeing the usual slowdowns

organizer milo yiannopoulos made an appearance and the patriot prayer group held a rally that drew an unruly crowd. uc had to pay berkeley police, the chp and alameda county sheriff's department for security help. >>> coming up a fiery 10-car mess, a dump truck loses control, a good samaritan who rushed to pull people from burning cars. >> an all electric way to make a cross-country haul, the california company giving tesla a run for its money. >> a beach hazard in pacifica, we ask what's being done to get these rusted, jagged pipes out of the sand. >> tomorrow is national frozen yogurt day, not the worst idea even in february considering we hit 80 in parts of the bay area today. how long does the warm and dry weather last? updated seven-day is next. you can get all this food for only $4 dollars. two pancakes. two strips of bacon. two eggs. if you ask me, that's a pretty good deal. but you didn't ask me. you know what? i'll mind my own business. denny's $4 dollar everyday value slam. available at dennys.com. bridge shut down all east bound lanes duri >>> a rough day on the roads, firs

was slated to host a free speech week featuring the sensationalist imalt-right pro vocational tour milo, an event that had to be cancelled by sponsors citing extraordinary pressure andry siftan resistanc outright hostility from the university's administration. there's no question in my mind that up with of the poorest imaginable for free speech but there was admiral clarity bay berkeley sidewalk chalk artist who wrote simply, free speech kills. i am moved to say from a very different angle, that indeed free speech does kill. which is why james madison was so determined to protect it. it kills corruption. small-mindedness. pride. overconfidence. and self righteousness. free speech embarrasses, disrupts and exposes. and therein lies its real defense. moreover, the genuinely oppressed, as opposed to the hustlers of faux outrage have always known freedom of speech to be their best friend. witness frederick douglass. liberty is meaningless, douglas said in 1860 where the right to honor one's thoughts and opinions has ceased to exist. that of all rights is the dread of tirance. it is the righ

organized by controversial right wing figure milo yian-nopolous.tually canceled.... after the university spent nearly 3- million on security. (steve) in the south bay... one of the largest homeless encampments in san jose is being cleaned out. about 100 people showed up to protest caltrans' clearing at 4 am this morning. they say the city as well as the tech companies are not doing enough to address homelessness. now comes the task of cleaning up a mess that one crew member described as nothing short of "shocking." kron four's rob fladeboe has more. (disinfectant being sprayed) caltrans has it's work cut out in the days ahead. this is the north end of an encampment that stretches from i-280 near 7th street south to story road and has been spilling into some neighboring areas. the amount of tents, tarps and other items accumulated by roughly 70 campers in the past six months is staggering says caltrans. raquel johnson/caltransfull body coveralls and dust masks are standard equipment for this crew which is spraying bleach across the camp and scouting

milo and i have known from the beginning. not all of the specifics around how he passes away. forward with the show and answer more pressing questions, as well. >> it put us on an emotional rollercoaster. you had this instagram posth puffy eyes and the things underneath. you seeing that episode affected you, too. >> it did. actually, that was the episode before, which affected me, pretty much all of the episodes affect all of us. we all cry. we saw thes cast at dan fogleman's house last week. and none of us could speak afterwards. we were recounting our favorite vori lines.e episode and and we w crying again. >> it must feel so gratifying that people connect with this so much. it's almost like they feel like this is their family going through it, as well. >> yeah. it's incredible. all of us were at the super bowl yesterday before the episode here in minneapolis. and just meeting people everywhere we went that were just as excited about the show or to talk about the show, as they were about the game. it's pretty mind-blowing to feel people's direct connection to this family. th

meteorologist mark to milo took this video of san francisco looking to the bay.gusting and more than 30 miles per hour. in the city of oakland strong gusty winds knocking down fencing around a can should -- construction site. we do expect winds to continue to the bay area tonight. you can always get up-to-the- minute weather information by downloading the free ktvu weather app. >>> some students who survived the school shooting in parkland, florida are pushing for tougher gun control laws calling the movement never again. they plan to march in washington dc next month. doug luzader has a look at the call for action.>> typically we will see the intense calls for gun control gain momentum and then run out of steam in washington, proponents of the new laws say that it will be different this time. >> summer days in parkland, florida as the funerals begin.>> she was only 14 and she did not deserve that. >> with that sadness has come protest and anger. >> it is about changing the gun laws. >> a group of high school students are organizing to press for new gun control m

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lastvited milo yiannopoulos to be their speaker then had to withdraw it at the last minute for reasons't go into. but there's this mood of trolling the opposition, if you can create liberal tears than anything goes and even to the point of inviting the granddaughter of jean-marie le pen, a nazi, an anti-semite from france and what was the point of inviting her? it was again to create a response, to jab a needle in the eye of liberal. they think it's a game and it's not. it's not a game. >> mona, not only was her grandfather a nazi and she says she embraces her positions, her positions are distinctly liberal with -- i guess you'd say with a big "l." the national front wants to nationalize industry. they want to have national health care. they want to reduce work hour weeks in france, require only 30 hour work weeks which is like the worst thing in the world for france. >> but, joe, you're assuming that this wing of what is being called conservatism cares about those traditional issues of the size and scope of government. they don't care about that. what gets their blood going is immigra