mr. goldberg's association the this building is apparent, the designation from the city attorney listed before you list only under architecture. if you believe different, there is no opposition from us, but we would like that clarification because it does have ab an impact on the ordinance moving forward. >> commissioner pearlman? >> i'm not sure it matters. it's in the ordinance and talks about rue goldberg. i'm hoping there will be some plaque if there is ever a rue goldberg museum. as long as that information is presented to the public and that's not lost, which it seems almost impossible to lose it at this point, i'm not sure that it's that critical because it does immediate -- meet the requirements of being a landmark under article 10. >> commissioner? >> i agree with that except this one point. i do think that if not critical, it's important that we do not designate buildings as landmarks for reasons that are not well supported factually. so i think that we should leave it as it is and maybe in the future there will be some evidence that is more directly related to mr. goldberg being in

mr. goldberg.goldberg. how do you think all the data is going to affect these children as they grow intoÑ<Ñ adulthood? >> >> look, i do think there is a danger that we may be raise as generation of kids who don't know the meaning or the importance of because it's easy using, as you put it, these machines it's easy to share things that should be private. first, with friends and before you know it, it's in the hands of strangers. and, i agree with you, too, that we may be raising a generation of kids who know how to tweet and text but don't even know how to hold a conversation. i'm with you that far. but i don't think the problem, bill, is technology. i think the problem, very often, not always, but very often is lazy parenting. there is a very good article on the huffington post by a writer named debra fine. and she says, i think she makes a a very good point that kids learn by example. okay? they sm0lsx what their parents -- as much as you talk to them. it's much more important what you do. so, if

mr. goldberg. don't want to bore herb and be repetitive is the collapse of the culture in the black precincts, the family dissolution, the babies born out of wedlock. the lack of emphasis on education. the lack of discipline, fathers abandoning families. all of that is the primary indicator of poverty, not white privilege not enough money in the school district, although some of those districts do need help. and you say? >> i say you are absolutely right. and there are certain factors that lead to poverty regardless of race. the most cogent, easy to understand explanation that i have seen comes from a man named william galston who was a policy advisor to president clinton. he said if you do three things, these are three simple things by the way you will most eickly not end up in poverty. number one, finish high school. number two, don't have a baby until you are married. number three, don't have any babies until you are at least 20 years old. okay? if you do those three things, are you ready for th

mr. goldberg, can i talk to you for a minute?res humor is marvelous and yet there has been some concern. that person needs to go. >> you want to talk about another virtue? >> i wanted to make up. >> rob is right, tumor is the one thing that keeps all these other free jews from being sources of terror. you point out in your brilliant introduction that what was it, robespierre considered justice to be the ultimate just to end their 4 terror was the first application of justice which is filled with terrifying. >> i said it better. with a better voice. >> if that is the case i will stop talking because who can add anything to that? >> the art is short, the robb is long. >> second humor is a good free to, keeps the head is in check. keeps rob employed. the d.c. crowd is on familiar with cold-blooded mercenary behavior focused only on cash. you never seen that here. >> you have to explain that from the ground up. >> you are the reason we did this book the way we did. i promise, you vote on who was slow winner here, the big winner. i wo

joining us now fox news media analyst bernie goldberg. so mr. gruber is making the case that he is speaking off the cuff. that's his basic defense to this although now it's monday, tuesday, wednesday. i don't know what we're going to find tomorrow, but so far we're three for three in finding new comments by mr. gruber day for day calling us all idiots. >> right, if being an arrogant, liberal elitist twit were a crime, jonathan gruber would be in prison tonight. but it isn't the deception and the lies i think many of us find so infuriating. we're accustom to deceptions and lies from this administration, whether benghazi or if you like your doctor you can keep your doctor. i don't think that was an innocent mistake either. the arrogance of these liberal leetists think they know what's best for you. and that's justin furuating. the second thing that's infuriating is the mainstream media's reaction to this which is pretty much no reaction. there's been nothing on the networks. there's been nothing in "new york times." the anchors of the networks don

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mr. netanyahu reported by jeff goldberg, jeff goldberg in the atlantic, things that israeli ministers said about john kerry, american denunciations and condemnation of building in jerusalem the breakdown of the peace process, and john kerry's statement that you just alluded to, you see that there's no channel of communications between two supposedly and ostensibly major and close and tight allies. mr. netanyahu was speaking through israel television and israeli media, and mr. kerry is speaking through official statements rather than have a discreet, reliable, credible and intimate dialogue between two administrations. that channel is conspicuously missing, which is why i'm afraid that while no one means to be deaf to american pleas or no one means to escalate, this could be the unintended consequence of all this. >> ambassador, as always, thanks for being with us. >> a really nuanced perspective he gave there. >> harsh words for drug companies from the head of the world health organization, blaming them in part for the lack of an ebola cure. >> she has tough words for the world health orga

mr. speaker. i join the prime minister in -- i join the prime minister in paying tribute to rabbi avraham goldberg, who was murdered in the horrific terrorist attack in jerusalem and the other victims. it was an appalling act, and all my sympathies are with their families and friends. mr. speaker, can the prime minister tell us why he is so in favour of the bedroom tax but so against the mansion tax? >> well, first of all i make , this prediction. that the people behind me will on friday.eering him -- point, the point when it comes to the -- when it comes to the -- when it comes to the views -- when it comes to the views of close colleagues, it is worth listening to what the new shadow cabinet member in charge of the election, the honorable lady, there is a "wider concern in the public whether he has the leadership qualities to lead his own party, let alone the country." i knew we had moles in the labour movement. i just did not know they were that high up. [laughter] the point about the spare room subsidy is a basic issue of fairness. you do not get the subsidy if they are in private sector rente

goldberg just fulfilled your wish. because the facts were not known until last night, fair-minded people refrained from demonizing the late mrbrown. and because he did lose his life, coverage of him should be restrained out of respect for his family. that being said, all the facts need to be stated. vincent joy of boca raton, florida "as far as waters at the harvard/yale game, the late bill buckley once said i'd rather be governed by first 3,000 names in the boston phone book than by 3,000 harvard professors." yeah, but buckley was a yale man, vince, come on. sal, bell air, maryland "as a korean war vet i think killing patton should be mandatory reading in all high schools. the book's lesson is freedom is not free." some schools are using killing lincoln, killing kennedy and killing jesus. we also have children's books for elementary school kids for all of those. and a kids book for batton is on the way, it will be out early 2015. if you want me to sign any of my books for christmas gifts, please get the orders in now so i can personalize them for you. and if you come to billoreilly.com premium member, as thousands of people

goldberg just fulfilled your wish. because the facts were not known until last night, fair-minded people refrained from demonizing the late mr because he did lose his life, coverage of him should be restrained out of respect for his family. that being said, all the facts need to be stated. vincent joy of boca raton, florida "as far as waters at the harvard/yale game, the late bill buckley once said i'd rather be governed by first 3,000 names in the boston phone book than by 3,000 harvard professors." yeah, but buckley was a yale man, vince, come on. sal, bell air, maryland "as a korean war vet i think killing patton should be mandatory reading in all high schools. the book's lesson is freedom is not free." some schools are using killing lincoln, killing kennedy and killing jesus. we also have children's books for elementary school kids for all of those. and a kids book for batton is on the way, it will be out early 2015. if you want me to sign any of my books for christmas gifts, please get the orders in now so i can personalize them for you. and if you come to billoreilly.com premium member, as thousands of people are, you

mr. speaker. i join the prime minister. i join the prime minister in paying tribute to rabbi abraham goldberg who was murdered in the horrificterrorist attack in jerusalem and the other victims. this was an appalling act and all of my sympathies are with their families and friends. mr. speaker, can the prime minister tell us why he's so in favor of the bedroom tax but so against the mansion tax? >> first of all, i make this prediction. the people behind me will still be cheering him on friday. the point about -- the point about -- when it comes to the -- when it comes to the views of -- when it comes to the views of close colleagues, it is worth listening what the new shadow cabinet member in charge of the election, the honorable lady sitting next to the shadow chancellor said about the leader, said this, there's a wider concern in the public whether he has the leadership qualities to lead his own party, let alone the country. the point about the spare room subsidy is it's a basic issue of fair ne fairness. in our view, he shouldn't get it in public sector accommodation. it's simple as that. >> in case he's forgotten, two of

mrs. haines. >> could, could. >> thanks again for watching, everybody. big congrats to sara and max. we'll see you next weekend. sara and max. see you next weekend. >> good morning. i am jeff goldbergmayor for life marion barry died overnight at the age of 78 years old. midnighthortly after at united medical center in southeast washington. this came after he had been released from howard university hospital on saturday, and he is said to be doing ok. all day oncoverage our website. w jail they.com. thek not bitter cold for first time in 10 days. above-average. sunshine above arlington this morning. a big improvement over yesterday. 40 degrees in arlington. the wind is very light. today, we are headed to the mid-50's. 41 degrees at reagan national airport right now. you can see the clouds begin to encroach. they will thicken as we go through the day. rain is likely tonight. a near certainty. 55-59 today. we'll thought out of it. seasonably mild. late rain, rain overnight, breezy tonight quite mild in the low 50's out there. tomorrow, almost springlike. open the windows. partly sunny and breezy cap -- breezy, unseasonably warm. tuesday, back into the 50's. adnesday, the big travel da