bob moses goes on trial.who claims he terrified anna. >> can i come to your house, i am afraid he will kill me tonight. you're gonna sing. -jamie, this is your house? -i know, it's not much, but it's home. right, kids? -kids? -papa, papa! -[ laughs ] -you didn't tell me your friends were coming. -oh, yeah. -this one is tiny like a child. -yeah, she is. oh, but seriously, it's good to be surrounded by what matters most -- a home and auto bundle from progressive. -oh, sweetie, please, play for us. -oh, no, i couldn't. -please. -okay. [ singing in spanish ] -please. -okay. with uncontrolled modor atopic dermatitis,a, you never know how your skin will look. and it can feel like no matter what you do, you're always itching. but even though you see and feel eczema on your skin, an overly sensitive immune system deep within your skin could be the cause. so help heal your skin from within. with dupixent. dupixent is not a steroid, and it continuously treats your eczema even when you can't see it. at 16 weeks, more th

so moses is set in as a missionary. in this makes him similar to mohammed. mohammed was the prophet who brought the truth of the polytheism. so we have a clear picture here between moses bringing monotheism to the egyptians and mohammed bringing monotheism to them. this means then that you are trying to win somebody over, you're not trying to defeat him. you don't hear of plagues in the koran. the goal is not to defeat their own. but to convert them. mohammed is instructed to speak generally. the israelites set out. they crossover there is army pursues and he is with them in the water close but pharaoh, just as the waters are about to close over his head, moses was right. there is only one god. i am a muslim. [laughter] so it worked. so moses converted pharaoh. then of course the israelites proceed to the mountain. it's called signing the bible. moses goes up the mountain and comes down with the tablets in the people are worshiping, and he is furious as he is in the bible as a third the tablets to the ground. but in qur'an they bounce. they don't break. he p

here in europe and the city of green tech capital moses early in the show we've talked about corruption in africa and how it remains a problem in many of those countries doesn't that still keep the average western investor away. say no to an extent that there is a whole dynamic. if you look at what we call the. technology innovation and policies so right now what we've seen is that despite the fact that there is corruption i think that actually changing it's the instrument is the. innovation that is coming up and that is actually getting the upper title investors to come in and that's why we can see that there's been a huge rise in investment what's the business climate like for. africa and it's not the same everywhere is it now so i mean if you look at countries like nigeria. egypt kenya they have been utterly going way. in terms of the police that they have made and has achieved made it very easy for them to actually compete in the global sector but if you look at other countries they are still lucky behind because the police are still not there and that is actually making its very di

tommy moses. mr. moses was a decorated world war ii veteran. an activist and a goated civil libertarian. he spent much of his life defending american civil liberties and the u.s. constitution. mr. moses worked on fair housing, and civil rights issues in baltimore and cleveland. and while living in ohio, he started the first welfare rights organization in the united states. mr. moses was a long-time resident of jefferson county and i founded the eastern panhandle branch of the american civil liberties union, west virginia he served on that organization's board of directors for several years. he was recognized for his contributions to the community. mr. moses was also named by then-governor jay rock feller to the board of the potomac center for individuals with disabilities. i want to recognize tom moses family. particularly lynn moses, and jerry moses ickler, they've carried forward mr. moses' activism and have helped to make the moses memorial lecture, an annual event. working together we have brought esteemed historians and legal scholars, pol

and calls to him from the flames, moses, moses, moses answers here i am.s from your feet for on the place where you stand is holy ground. i marked well the plight of my people in egypt. i have mindful of their sufferings. i have come down to bring them out of their narrow straights to a land flowing with milk and honey. come therefore i will send you to pharoah and you shall free my people from egypt. we are here today because a man witnessed a world on fire and chose to approach knowing that the ultimate measure of a man is where he stands in times of challenge and controversy. a man heard god's call and refused to be silent about things that matter. we are hear today during pass over and immediately after easter with freedom and rebirth as our spiritual backdrop, if not barefoot then bare souled on holy ground and ready to renew our commitment. the world is still on fire. the cries of the sufferings still rise to the heavens and if we feel hesitant to respond, remember, so did he at first. [ speaking hebrew ] >> moses said to god, who am i that i should

he becomes referred to in the black press as the black moses. editors, they were just living in a different world. >> the majority press, the white press basically ignored african-americans and not just episodes of violence against them, but achievements, anything to do with their daily life. basically flat out ignored them. >> they didn't even often use their names. the names of black people because that would be a sign of respect. it's galling now to look at the level of disregard and oblivion that was in the media at that time. >> so long as you sit in the back, you have a false sense of, inferiority, and so long as you let the white man sit in the front and push you back there, he has a false sense of superiority. >> montgomery bus boycott. unbelievably successful from the very first day, and it took weeks to get a national reporter in there. i think it was six weeks before a news magazine came in and then 12 weeks before a major newspaper came in. to continue the struggle. not for ourselves alone but for all of america. >> he developed a st

her birth name was phoebe moses. she was born in ohio in 1860. by the time she was nine years old, she was helping her family to survive. she had eight siblings. she helped them by shooting, hunting, and a selling game and game and -- and by selling game and wild animals.

on longunch of things island are named after robert moses, and i was like, who the heck is robert moseso i read "the powerbroker," a beautiful book. pretty harsh, but well done. 2000 pages later, i knew who robert moses was. but also early on in there, he had a very good analysis of l smith, and introduces -- al smith, and introduced some of the themes that i delved into as a graduate student, about his reforms. long island beaches and robert caro reminded me there had been a character, al smith, mentioned for a few minutes in my excellent high school history class, and not at all in college history classes, so i thought, i need to know more about this guy. a few years later, here we are. so that is the short version. after his presidential alpaign, fdr is president, smith actually opposed some of the new deal policies. which he seemed to sow the seeds for them in his campaign. what happens? mr. chiles: you made an important point. the book has sort of a sad ending. historians debate this. some historians argue, for those of you who aren't aware, after fdr is in power, smith by late 193

later, i knew who robert moses was. he had a good analysis of alex smith and introduced themes that i delved into as a graduate student. long island beach and robert caro reminded me there had been a character, al smith, mentioned in my high school history class but not in college history. i thought i needed to know more about this guy. a few years later, here we are. that is the short version. after this presidential , alaign and fdr's president smith opposed the new deal policies. he seemed to sow the seeds for them in his campaign. what happens? you made an important point. the book has a sad ending. historians debate this. -- afterorians argue by laten power, smith 1934 turned against him and campaigned against him, campaigned for republicans in 1936. what is going on? had historians argue smith an inherent conservatism. if you read anything about him as governor, it does not make sense. some historians and people who knew him argue it was an element of personal bitterness. smith lost new york state in 1928. fdr bar

of moses.hese were our first martyrs. the first people to die unwillingly. not unlike stephen they weren't saying this is my faith i'm going to die for it they were completely innocent in the whole scheme of things. suffered because of one man's jealousy and anger. and this time it is kind of a downer a few days after christmas. but in our world we have a lot of innocents who are slain. a lot of children who don't have what they need. it is a time for the church to reflect on that and pray on that . >> i think in the palestinian context the canna knights have their gods ball and others. there was child sacrifice was a part of the pagan religion as we saw. so the children do seem to get it in the neck and it is unfortunate. of course this is a tyrant seeking to eliminate the arrival. and the three kings we give their feast later, right? >> you keep saying three kings i have to correct you. we always say three kings there is no evidence of how many kings there were. they had three gifts. people h

moses was telling jokes. do you remember?, telling this thing. he's going like -- he goes, "what happened when the chicken died?" what happened when the chicken died? he goes, "he went to the other side." [ laughter and applause ] i was like, that's advanced jokes for a 6-year-old. that's advanced. if he needs a writing job, please -- moses call, please, we love it. but they're doing well? >> they're so good. they're 14 and 12. >> jimmy: teenagers? >> yes. >> jimmy: you're joking me? >> no, i'm not. >> jimmy: when i met them -- when i saw them last they were >> i was pregnant and one was -- >> jimmy: that's right. you were pregnant with twins, congratulations. >> thank you. >> jimmy: but they're teenagers. >> they're teenagers. >> jimmy: how is apple as a a teenager? is she "ew"? >> you know what she's "ew", >> she's that character in "mom." >> mom. she kind of is -- no, she's like "mom." >> jimmy: dance in front of my mom? don't get goofy in front of my mom. >> she kind of does. she doesn't talk like that entirely, but i mor

when moses came down from the mountaintop, he was carrying ten commandments and two bob mueller subpoenashal( laughter ) now we have an update. after trump fired jeff sessions and sent him back to the marsh melolines, he relays placed him with matt whitaker, current attorney general and former hank from breaking bad. ( laughter ) yesterday, the agenting a.g. surprised everyone with news about when the final season of the mueller investigation will drop. >> tonight for the first time publicly, the acting attorney general revealing the highly anticipated mueller probe into election interference is almost finished. >> i have been fully briefed on the investigation, and the investigation, is i think, close to being completed and i hope that we can get the report from director mueller as soon as we -- is possible. >> trevor: okay. is that sean spicer in costume? what was going on there? i also don't know what's in that report, but trump's a.g. seems really nervous. do you see how much he is sweating? what is going on? forget collusion, i think trump might have murdered someone. did they hold t

she usually said to moses that i don't know, she did know anything. just like james comey a week ago. he was interviewed by congress, and you know, , unfortunately, people didn't see it because the republicans with paul ryan unfortunately they didn't put him out there. but when he said was either he's a bad liar or his grossly incompetent. unfortunately, people didn't say it but you can read the transcript. [inaudible] >> what? [inaudible] >> you know how i feel. okay. we will see you in -- what? [inaudible] i'm not looking -- this is a simple cup you shouldn't have to pick now, i have the absolute legal right to call it, but i'm not looking to do that because this is too simple. the democrats should say we want border security, we have to build a a wall otherwise you cannot border security and we should get on with our lives. the democrats are stopping us, and they're stopping a lot of great people from getting paid. all they have to do is say, we want border security. that automatically means a wall or a barrier. thank you. i'll see you in new orlea

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as you graced moses to speak to a fatigued jewish people over 7,000 years ago, dr.cks from here. many declared that dr. king was just another false prophet. crying in an abandoned wilderness of despair. however, we stand here this evening to proclaim and to declare that the promised land that moses and, yes, dr. king saw yet exists even today. and its existence is not contingent upon who occupies the white house, nor is it reliant on the mutual cooperation of the united nations, but it exists because you gave us a promise and it continues because your word is true and shall stand forever. so this evening we serve notice to all the negative and oppressive powers that be that it is true that the mantle fell 50 years ago, but like the prophet elijah, we are that generation that ran over and picked up that mantle. and today we will leave here carrying the mantle of justice, the mantle of liberty, fairness, the mantle of equity and equality, the mantle of mutual respect and, most of all, love. and as elijah called upon you, the god of elijah with this mantle we shall cal

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. >> i'm imagining moses parting the red sea and instagraming that. >> check. >> putting a red filtereted he was going deep sea fishing three days ago. have you heard from him? >> he doesn't have service. >> was he having a whale of a time? >> do you have location on the children of israel? they're wandering around. literally makes no sense. >> they've been wandering 40 years. they could have used it. >> do you want a bite of this? >> do i look like adam to you? >> you would get this if you spent any time in church. this might make it more approachable again. >> dude, jesus came to town on a donkey. >> saw that. >> hey, that's all for now. check out "right this minute".com. watch vids yoez and connect with us. >>> tonight the state of emergency as we come on the air. the major winter storm from colorado, all the way east to new york city and boston. tonight bracing for blizzard conditions and brutal cold. the passenger plane off the runway tonight. hundreds of flights canceled. sam champion i don't know has t >>> the deadly avalanche at the popular ski resort. the moment they tried to

how's moses? >> they're so good.art. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: i'm sorry, i was 56 at the time. [ lauger ] they were babies. they were like -- >> i think 6 and 8 when you last saw them. that's a long time. >> jimmy: they were kids but theyere so cute. apple kept going like "ew." >> i know, she's so -- >> jimmy: she's a li actress. >> i know. and when i told her i was coming to new york to do this she was like, why aren taking me with you, i want to do "eh" with jimmy. >> jimmyseoh, really? was telling jokes. do you remember? he did a whole stand up routine. >> i can't believe you remember that. s >> jimmy: he wcute. at the end he was like, telling this thing. he's going like -- he goes, "what happened when the chicn died?" what happened when the chicken died? he goes, "he went to the other lade." [ laughter and ae ] i was like, that's advanced jokes for a 6-year-old. that's advance if he needs a writing job, please -- moses call, ease, we love it. but they're doing well? >> they're so good. they're 14 and 12. >> jimmy:

. >> i talked about some traumatic conversion experiences in the scriptures you know for moses to isaiah, to even paul and i know that people say sometimes they would like to have some of those conversion experiences i said look what they had to do in a lot of suffering, service, sacrifice. so, before you want that, realize what's called upon grac >> yes. a lot of folks have lifted up in the last year dietrich bon hoffer is one of the models for modern christianity and he said cheap grace no. take up your cross, faith. >> yes. >> and so. >> well, paco and mike bruce who help us put this always together, i like to ask them to extend another 30 minutes but we can't. and i am going to call you back because you guys always have something to say that helps us all. thank you. >> good to be here. >> thank you. >> good to be here. >> blessings to you in the new year. >> keep the feat my brother. >> amen. >> keep hope alive. >> this is ron swisher. i would like to tell you tony morris and i had a biographer on her and she wrote a book on jazz and said jazz is about history, memory, and imaginatio

my first vice like moses sewing machine. where i come from women are bound by the social influence even something as simple as learning how to write them by psychos isn't missing since i was a little girl i wanted to have both eyes like the lost my home and it took me years to understand there's. finally the game bob invented by me and by snipers and returns because sewing machines sewing i suppose was more apt procreates one goes than rising i'm biased as now i want to meet those women back home who are bones by their duties and social norms and inform them of old dead babies and writes my name is the about of people homes and i work at the gym. i'm nothing out of the germans because some come down but mostly i'm laughing with you but i have been thinking deep into the german culture of. yes you did seem ridiculous granma belief because it's all out who they know i'm rachel joy made me think of a bunch of posts. carefully . don't be too late you need to do good. place to discover the world. lead. subscribe to a documentary

. >> that's excellent i talked about traumatic conversions from moses ah to even paul, and i know that people say sometimes they would like to have the conversion experience. look what they had to do. a lot of suffering and service and sacrifice. so, before you want that, realize what'd called upon you to do. >> not so cheap grace. >> it's costly. >> yes. a lot of folks in the last year dietrich bon hoffer is one of the needed models for modern christianity and he said cheap grace, no, take up your cross, faith. >> yes. >> so. >> well, paco and mike bruce who help us put this always together, i like to ask them to extend another 30 minutes but we can't. but i am going to call you back because you guys always have something to say that helps us all. >> thank you jim. inarching you dale night great to be here. >> bless you in the new year. >> keep the faith. >> keep hope alive. n swisher. i would like to say that tony morris and i we had a biography on her recently and she wrote a book on jazz and said jazz is about history, millionry and imagination and she felt that all writers should

moses gonna say no germany keeps saying it wants to play a bigger role in the world. and i'm in others deep skepticism about whether it will ever make that promise. is. true because it keeps saying france with her the same mantra over and over again we're hearing it now from high go mass. in and the question is how exactly does germany plan to do that and so i was. just you know struck the skepticism is present but just internationally but here in germany as well. and went past a probably happen is that there has to be a title shift. in terms of education of the german public because one of the biggest barriers to germany. and you know being more powerful is that it it doesn't carry a big stick. so it has economic might but a bit won't engage in military action that it won't do that because of massive political resistance in germany. but the times are changing okay that we'll talk about that point to just a minute but first of all christopher christopher from marshall. what's -- so to what extent is the veto power of the p. five of the hearts of many of the problems t

us media outlet buzz feed insists that one of its audit was described by a special counsel robert moses office as not accurate is actually true the story allege that donald trump ordered his lawyer to lie to congress but it's not the only accusation of inaccuracy that buzz feed's been facing as much as did now investigate. tough times if you work at buzz feed lots of criticism abuse the outlets getting these last few days and no it isn't for the post about seventeen adorable cats at work or for their quiz which tells you which muppet you are no one reason is buzz feed's sensational story about trump ordering his lawyer to lie to congress about a proposed trump tower in moscow huge deal this i'm solid my sources are solid this reporting is accurate a bombshell new report from buzz feed news certainly explosive reporting and without question this is a big one it is breaking news perhaps major breaking news thing is if it sounds too good to be true it probably is what buzz feed wasn't counting on is robert mueller his team itself publicly dismissing buzz feed's story as nonsense but freeze

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stone who was arrested on friday says he will not be alive cooperating with special counsel robert moses investigation into russian meddling in the twenty sixteen u.s. presidential election stone is accused of trying to obtain stolen e-mails from wiki leaks in coordination with chung campaign officials if there is wrongdoing by other people in the campaign that i don't know about which i know of no one but if there is i would certainly testify honestly i'd also testify honestly about any other matter including any communications with the president it's true that we spoke on the phone but those communications are political in nature there but now i and there is there is no certainly no conspiracy with russia i am estabrook has more now from washington. well roger stone does seem to be hedging a bit on friday when he was indicted he said that he would not bear witness against president trump now today as he made the rounds on the sunday talk show he said that he may consult with his attorneys and he may have a conversation with a special prosecutor what we don't know is what else robert mu

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the one with the divine number but because of the dozens of my demonic some of the money box in the moses the god of the other night who do you want to get out of the hole who are later liberated usually will get up ok right and you can see for counting by going to a local level martin and you could end up yours unless of course you're there what will get married you can live your whole life. t.k. do you simply want to introduce you to all dear to one which is unable to so continue. putting the seal on to let anybody seven not court on day one as you can be carried out like a woman lake is in a cowboy. when there is a woman as an excuse not to love. obvious hundred percent because of this terrible day god needed to need. there was some legs. so would a league next door some logic of development will cut them all down there were not any i'm going to use some of that up but am talk of beyond a doubt. but meant to be a good thing without oh i'm going to go a lot of moscone more like god i've done it over to. head the saloon. when they saw you get the look on a little circle. because they gav

moses hill made for. this decision is made for far just. for taking a clear view all over. this place or security it is made in. here people can camp here enjoy the view here there's something from here it's so beautiful. why do you need so much security. the mystery tigers told me before that you had a problem with terrorists yes sir. that's right anything. you guys. don't want army in their day danger. taking care to deal with you. you guys so you don't want that to happen. again for that reason you have a security. after the attack on the farm the g.o.p. an army sort of in trouble remaining on war in the area. let me know about oil you give me your meat on a dog that. money look at they are doing to me out you claimed it was me and you don't even get i want the deal be i don't you know peeping nic i don't want to meet you don't know why don't we don't believe we go girl i love england there you go there. when it bin laden will give a few. and in one hour you got a better. economy are going to die you're. going to die not going our god woman you need to download a diabolo

this is the moses might beat us stadium in durban which would have been one of the venue's south africa would have used had it won the bid to host african twenty nineteen about has now gone to egypt and the south african football association says it won't be issuing a statement or responding to that news from the confederation of african football but previously the president of south africa danny o'donoghue media reports had said that if the bird goes egypt's way it could be a political statement now sought by hadn't necessarily received the financial backing or guarantees from the south african government to host afcon it would have cost in the region of ten to twelve million dollars an amount that many south africans argue the country could not afford given the sluggish economy and also that south africa is now heading to a election later this year so many south africans not necessarily heartbroken about losing out to egypt many of them in fact wishing egypt well for june one thousand nine hundred. let's turn to the asian cup tournament in the united arab emirates now iraq and vietnam

what happens that the first god of history gives borders to his people we find that in deuteronomy moses tells the people god has given us borders they give the lands to other nations to have their independence if we cross those borders we get punished so to underline the idea is a vision of what it could possibly bring freedom to the world that is at odds with imperialism it is a view that suggest each nation pursues its own understanding and tradition than the world will more quickly get to justice than if it seeks it's understanding upon all. this jewish vision if not for the impact it has had on christianity and christendom that there is an influence on nations but it comes into its own in early modernity with especially the attempts to re- envision christianity and closer dialogue with scripture this western protestant engagement from the hebrew bible which leads to the modern national state to the declaration of independence of henry the eighth in the english of the holy roman empire, to a literal declaration of independence by the dutch in 1581, read it it is remarkable 200 years

as a new yorker i certainly know who robert moses was, i've been stuck on that parkway. and i agree that the system was transformative. and i think federal highways is anyplace to dictate to state and local governments, but to make sure we are working with mps, and planning for connectivity of all communities. and to help provide good information and the best data possible so that states and local governments can make better decisions about connecting all communities. >> that sounds good. what do you think the nation can do to prioritize economic and environmental justice in our transportation planning?>> i don't want to overstate federal highways role, but i do think that there are many ways that we can work with our partners, associations, mpo's and others to make sure we are thinking through, and asking some of these tough questions of state and local governments, and to make sure they are thinking through all of the challenges.>> thank you. different topic. last year the national sheriffs association, with the first law enforcement organization to endorse the underwr

being long the dollar away ultimately to look at every word that any fed person says and hold it as moses set in stone in rock is a mistake in the market and investors need to learn. so does the fed. that process may be the optimism underscoring some of the communications between markets and fed. tyler, back to you >> thank you very much let's bring in barry james and j joe. what did you see that stood out to you and do you read it any other way than steve put it, that this was the dovish part of the dovish hike. >> i'd agree entirely. the market is essentially getting what it was hoping to get out of the federal reserve which is hearing that this we're no longer on this predetermined path towards hiking rates. and it truly is data dependent i think so long as the u.s. economy continues to move a little bit higher, we can't ignore the possibility of another rate hike, but certainly markets ahave discounted that >> the words were this the extent and timing is less clear, barry james, so that would suggest there is wiggle room in the fed's future here let me ask you a direct question with t

her birth name was phoebe moses. she was born in ohio in 1860. by the time she was nine years old, she was helping her family to survive. she had eight siblings. she helped them by shooting, hunting, and a selling game and game and -- and by selling game and wild animals. she eventually became a skilled sharpshooter. she joined the buffalo bill wild west show in 1885 and she toured with the show for 16 years. a celebration of the old west, included skits of robberies, gunfights, military exhibitions. so most of the heroes of that show where men. wild west show really celebrated her skills, and she became one of the most famous women of the west. some people say that annie oakley is our first female superstar. nickname bygiven a chief sitting bull, who was amazed by her skills. he called her "little skill shot." i'm going to stop for a moment and review another serious issue for women of those earlier times. now remember, they had no legal rights. so, limited in their legal rights, excepting the customs of theety, -- accepting customs of society,

the alley-oop inside and moses brown. the cardinals spanked in the opener, 92-70 and screaming in waco, texas. probably still the 8 refer errorth-ranked baylor women and 22 points, 17 rebounds and knocked off number one connecticut, 68-57. the first regular season loss for the huskies since november of 2049. i didn't stutter. 2014. and that is a streak of 126 straight wins. a great night for the bayor bears. back 10 women, they win the florida night, including sixth rack of error returned stanford and 18th-ranked cal. i'm out of coffee and time to send it back to e, the, and g. >> or michelle. >>> it's 626 right now. with trash piling up at national parks due to the government shutdown, some people are taking matters into own hands. we'll hear from them straight ahead. >> and it's going to be rainy this weekend. have you thought about what you're going to do with the kids? bring them down to downtown san jose for the college football national championship. a lot of free events leading up to the big game. a live report is

elina (el-ee-na) mosquerra (mose-care-ah) teaches at dewey academy in oakland....where she's also therman of the english department.. she's known for spending countless hours planning lessons for her students... but her principal says she also goes 'beyond' the textbooks -- and brings current events into the classroom.. elina's classroom is crowded even at lunchtime, when she shows culturally relevant movies and gets everyone talking... colleaugues say she always has a smile and you can feel the warmth and care when you walk into her classroom.. if you'd like to nominate a teacher...just go to our website kron four dot com....click on 'features' - then choose teacher of the week. (vicki) there are now calls for action-- after the airing of lifetime's docu- series 'surviving r. kelly.' (grant) kelly has predatory behavior, and pedophilia dating back to have sparked new legal trouble for kelly. an attorney for joycelyn savage, one of kelly's accusers, says the district attorney for fulton county, georgia is criminally investigating kelly for incidents that allegedly took place at his at

company, xyleco, hundreds of millions of dollars, allowing him to scale up and build this factory in mosesake, washington, so he could turn his invention into reality. it's scheduled to be fully operational this spring. here, agricultural residue, like these corn cobs, is trucked in from nearby farms, ground up, blasted by the electron accelerator, and then combined with a proprietary enzyme mix. this process-- medoff's remarkable invention-- releases plant sugars that he's now using to make products he claims will solve some of the world's most intractable problems, affecting not just the environment, but also our health. one of the plant sugars is called xylose, and medoff says it could reduce obesity and diabetes, since it is consumable, and low in calories. >> masterman: xylose is called wood sugar, and it has an unusual property, that your oral bacteria cannot use it. so it won't decay your teeth. >> stahl: sugar that doesn't decay your teeth? >> masterman: yes. >> stahl: hallelujah! ( laughs ) you know? >> medoff: it's healthier sugar. it doesn't do the same things to you. >> stahl:

chief meteorologist rick reich moses in. >> they have such a big snowstorm.hat snow on the ground is going to stick around. this here is the coldest, the coldest air anywhere on the planet. parts of central canada and the north-central u.s. feels like minus 41. feels like minus 35 in chicago, rain bay. 12 degrees in memphis, 26 in atlanta. the cold has gone south. that's the limit of it. new orleans at 48. this is going to begin to retreat starting tomorrow. windshields of minus 15 international falls. minus 12 in new york and minus four in d.c., minus nine in philadelphia. i don't think we're going to break any all-time records. the one city that we are watching you chicago, lowest temperature ever recorded is minus 27. today minus 23. i don't think we will get to minus 27. as we move this, 7:00 a.m. tomorrow, still really cold, especially the northern plains. dangerous they are. the cold air is moving across parts of the northeast. on thursday, a little bit of a break. friday morning, we see some improvement. take a look, by friday evening, a big improvemen

the jones revival position is going back to robert moses, that opens in 2020. the state park renovations, voted the number one state park in the nation, believe it or not, it is magnificent and it's going to be more magnificent. [applause] >> the empire trail which is the largest recreational trail in the united states will be finished in 2020, and new laguardia airport which is already being open right now, will be finished in 2021. [applause] >> new jfk airport which is going to be open in 2025. [applause] >> the bronx is getting for new metro's north state going into penn station. [applause] >> long island, after 70 years of talking about expending the long island railroad, we are putting in a second and third track in 100 projects along that way to transform the long island railroad, that is underway for ahead of schedule and the second track is completed this year the third track will be in 2022. [applause] >> the cash and totaling is in place downstate is going to be statewide in 2020 we are doubling the size of the convention center. it opened in 1984 an

>> moses? >> no. michael cohen. >> yes. >> right? he was in the president's circle for a long time, was his fixer. >> yes. he was his lawyer. he was his confidant. he did lots of things for him and something else, my friend. michael cohen sat in a room with his mouth shut listening a lot. >> yep. >> during this campaign. a lot of other people did too. they sat around and listened to trump talk to people. >> yeah. >> what did they hear? >> yeah. you know, it's interesting because, you know, you hear some of the president's supporters, this doesn't touch the president, whatever. the campaign was mentioned 22 times in this indictment. >> mm-hmm. >> okay. well, they're talking about collusion. i know what they're saying. but it does touch the president. >> yeah. >> this is the president's campaign. >> it touches him all over the place. >> these are people he knew. >> yep. >> didn't your mom ever tell you, you shouldn't hang out with those folks. you say why. because people will think you're like them. because birds of a feather flock tog

the jones beach revitalization bringing back the majesty of robert moses. that opens in 2020. state park renovation, voted the number one state park in the nation, believe it or not. it is magnificent and it is going to be more magnificent. [applause] >> the empire trail, the largest recreational trail in the united states, will be finished in 2020. new laguardia airport, which is already being opened now but will be finished in 2021. new jfk airport which will be open in 2025. the bronx is getting four new metro north stations going in to penn station. long island, after 70 years of talking about expanding the long island railroad we are putting in a second track and a third track and 100 projects along that way to transform the long island railroad. that is underway. we are ahead of schedule. the second track is completed this year. the third track will be in 2022. [applause] >> cashless tolling is in place downstate. it will be statewide in 2020. we are doubling the side of the jacob javits convention center. it opened in 1984, the most competitive in the nation. it became