you can call it whatever you want, mr. jonesur website is filled with the most vile, rancid rhetoric i think i've ever -- >> i disagree with you. it is not violent and rancid. it is the truth. >> it is? >> there is nothing on the website that is not true. i personally put that stuff on there -- i personally picked off the articles on there because they're true. >> that's really troubling. >> people can't accept the truth. >> listen -- >> i can't help if you don't want to accept the truth. you use media, you've got absolutely nuts, you think that add ofl -- add ofl hitler is -- it is one man standing for the truth and the news immediate caw can't stand there. the democrats and republicans -- it is a cursed two party, jew party -- >> and the fact that you deny the holocaust. you are entitled to -- >> yes, i deny the holocaust. it is an extortion racket. pure and simple. >> you are entitled -- >> if you did any honest investigation of the holocaust, you would realize that it is nothing but an international extortion racket by the j

i know they're going after mr. jones lately as well as fox news other mainstream media outlets.will respond. keep up the good work, man. guest: thank you. i do not think they will ever break up google. i think reforms happen when you build a sort and moral consensus around issues. best way to institute reform is through exposure and education. i think if people had any idea what is actually happening in places like the irs, or maybe even the doj, or silicon valley titans, when people start to see these things -- and it is not just words. i think images transfix in the way that words do not. the only way to get the video is to go undercover. i cannot figure out any other way. twitter, hundreds of engineers read your private text messages or direct messages. on ther righteous people right and the left, probably more so on the left. panel with james damore at cpac yesterday, and when he is fired for writing a memo about intellectual diversity, i think it raises people's eyebrows. the solution to the problem is not to lobby for solution security solutions to the problem is to expose

smith, didn't have her soup, i would have to get her soup or mr. jones didn't have, mrs. s there to play card with him that day i with go play card. >> reporter: lisa died in 2012 at the age of 24. >> the packages contain everything that lisa took with her. >> reporter: volunteers are spreading lisa's love. >> and we follow the list. >> reporter: packing comfort care packages for cancer patients, the basics like toilet supplies, inspirational like cards from children. and now the cozy comforts. >> pretty much anything and everything that he need. >> reporter: packages include one big gift, either beats headphones or an i pad a linc to the world outside the hospital. >> that was within of the most important things that lisa took with her every day. >> reporter: since 2013 lisa's army as it is known has distributed an estimated 1200 packages to cancer patients. >> i'll start on this one. >> reporter: including to dianne, of pennsylvania, shows up every tuesday to return the favor. >> they are like my family now she knows what i'm going for a test. she knows when i need a lit

mr. jones. mr. jones: thank you, mr. chairman. i want to talk about the graveyard of empires. think that is what they say about afghanistan. a few headlines from the last two weeks. kobul attacks fail at u.s. strategy. we are still shutting our soldiers blood for pedophiles. another headline. the taliban and is gaining strength and territory in afghanistan. another headline. taliban threatens 70% of afghanistan. last headline. pentagon blocks release of key data on afghan war. the pentagon has restricted the release of critical information on the progress being made in the war in afghanistan and move -- a move that will limit transparency. in your prepared remarks, you very kindly said we need to build the trust of the american people. how can we build the trust of the american people after 16 years of a 2300 americans killed over 20,000 wounded. and we spent $1 trillion. i don't have to add to mr. smith's comment. but this country is headed for bankruptcy. mr. trump campaigned. i have 30 of his comments and tweets. he was opposed to being in afghanistan. he wanted to pull out

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mrs. jones' high -- mrs. jones is highly regarded as a pillar of the community and if that we bsolute the austin family. in honor of black history month, i want to recognize dr. barbara jenkins. dr. jenkins is superintendent of orange county public schools. he's a recognized education leader who has been dedicated to serving the needs of students for over 30 years. in january, 2017, she received a presidential appointment as director of the national board of education sciences. she serves on the executive board of directors of multiple councils in the central florida area. also in 2017, she was named the florida superintendent of the year and one of four finalists for the national title. the association of latino administrators and superintendents named her hispanic-serving school district superintendent of the year and the florida association for career and technical education maim -- named her c.t.e. superintendent of the year. under dr. jenkins' leadership, the district won the prestigious 2014 broad prize

smith didn't have her soupy would get her soup or mr. jonesidn't have, someone to play card. >> reporter: lisa died in 2012 at the age of 24. >> packages contained everything that lisa took with her. >> reporter: volunteers like jane kirk are spreading lisa's love. >> we have our little checklist and we followed it. >> reporter: packing comfort care packaging for cancer patients basics like toilet tries, inspirational like card from children and cozy comforts. >> tissues, socks, everything and everything that you need. >> reporter: packaging includes one big gift, either beats headphones or an ipad, a linc to the world outside of the hospital. >> that was within of the most important things lisa took with her, every day. >> reporter: since 2013, lisa 's army as it is known has distributed an estimated 1200 packages to cancer patients. including, to dianne moleno who shows up every tuesday to return the favor. >> they are like my family she knows what i'm going for. >> yes, yes. >> she necessary when i need some support, she gives it to me, tak

mr. jones is going to be the republican candidate for congress in a suburb of chicago. because he's an actual nazi. well, we finally found the one chicagoan who thought michael jordan's mustache was a good idea. ( laughter ) and jones isn't shy about his beliefs. here he is in front of a swastika flag. and here he is giving a speech before, i assume, opening the ark of the covenant. jones is running for illinois' third district this november, but this isn't jones' first racist rodeo. no, he's been unsuccessfully running for elected office since the 1970s. he's been running for office for almost 50 years. you've really got to admire... anyone else but this guy. he's a nazi. ( laughter ) ( cheers and applause ) jones' campaign-- yeah. yeah. that is the rare anti-admiration clapping. jones' campaign website features screeds about how the media promotes homosexuality using newspaper clippings from the 80s and mimeographed zines in which he alleges "kosher labelling is a secret religious tax put on your food." buddy, if you think you're being had by a kosher conspiracy, just

mr. jones in the courtroom could probably outperform sir lawrence olivier.at way. >> he could overpower you, overcontrol you, and he was not beyond saying things that he couldn't prove if they weren't challenged. >> early in the first trial, anderson challenged jones by objecting that a single thumbprint was not enough to arrest elmore. >> in order to obtain an arrest warrant the police presented an upsidedown thumbprint on the back outside door frame. that's exactly consistent with cleaning the windows. cleaning the door. that is not probable cause in anywhere else in america that i'm aware of. but willie t. said, oh, well i'm glad y'all brought that up. the forensic pathologist let us know that she had located negroid pubic hairs on the victim's chest and abdomen. the defense shut their mouths and sat down. >> if elmore's hair had in fact been found on the body, this was a new and explosive claim, a claim that went unchallenged by geddes anderson. >> did you ask to see that evidence? >> you would have to look at the transcript to see. i don't know whether

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. >> me and mrs. jonesday. >> reporter: truly a beautiful day of love here in philadelphia, and all of you out there happy valentines day and happy valentines day, to you, ukee and jessica as well. >> right back at you. >> we can all stand to spread a little love. >> indeed, thanks. >>> that will do it for "eyewitness news" at 5:00. >> now at 6:00. >> it is a day that you trade every day, i get up that we will never have to see. >> tragedy in florida as shots ring out at a high school leaving multiple people dead, we're tracking breaking developments. >>> a man works in this southwest philadelphia restaurant is implicated in the lawsuit saying he was a colonel in the lie buyer yan army ordering death of 600 people. i'm joe holden what people who know this man has to say bit. >>> also, almost opened for business our stephanie stahl explains what you can expect as medical marijuana dispens aries get set to open up in the state of pennsylvania, kate. >>> it has been a mild, relatively quiet valentines day but

. >> here is what everybody needs to know mr. jones, you have a long track record of losing. you lose virtually everything that you run for. you've run for congress and you've lost, for mayor, for alderman and we're not in the business of predicting the news. but i predict you will lose. >> consistency paid off. and i'm on the ballot for the november election. >> we're going to go. >> i keep running because i'm a better man than most of these people in washington because i don't -- >> we'll see what the voters think about that. we'll see if the voters think -- >> i believe in standing for the truth -- >> -- to represent them. arthur jones. we heard your opinion and we'll see what happens. chances are you'll go down in flames. we're following news. let's get right to it. >> i'm disappointed that chief of staff john kelly continues to say rob porter is a man of integrity and honor. >> the president and chief of staff have had full confidence and trust in hisables. >> it is a lack of character and decency. >> the fact that somebody couldn't get clearance should be a huk red flag

but i have not met mr. jones -- senator jones, i am sorry.'s hear from dan in glen bernie, maryland. you are on the air. please go ahead. caller: i am calling because i am an immigrant who came here, joined the military, working for the government. my mom is here. i have a sister who is here also. my question is, if someone is illegal and has a child here, i do not think there is any provision that has been made for that illegal parent of the young predicamenthat is a where i am in a very precarious position right now, where if she has to be deported, what happens son son -- already having to hide just to get a job, to put food on the table. what happens to that little child? it is just heartbreaking at this point. host: thank you, dan. senator marsh, the president talked about family immigration in the state of the union. our previous segment on "washington journal" was about immigration as well. what was the law alabama passed a few years ago that you mentioned is to mark -- mentioned? guest: the law says if you are an employer, you have to

mrs. paula jones. >> the complaint charges mr. case was designed by political activists in order to bring down the presidency. >> this case is going all the way up to the supreme court.

mrs. paula jones. >> the complaint charges mr. clinton with sexual harassment. >> this suit is about publicity. >> the case was designed by political activists in order to bring down the presidency. >> this case is going all the way up to the supreme court. ♪ >> there's no manual for this. you're on your own, and you'd have to be half an idiot to take on the sitting president. there's no way you'd win it. in the end, i cast all caution to the wind, and that's where we are. ♪ >> if a short-term spending bill isn't passed by congress and signed by the president, 800,000 federal workers will be sent home. >> the fall of 1995 saw washington, d.c., gripped by a budget showdown with no end in sight. house speaker newt gingrich had added demands into the government funding bill that president clinton refused to accept. by november 14th, with neither side willing to back down, the government ran out of money. >> the government is partially shutting down. >> a lot of people said, "this may work out very well for the republicans. it didn't.

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penman from the fda union, which represents senior civil servants, spoke to my colleague rebecca jones. mrthe fact that just because jacob rees—mogg says it, doesn't make it so. he has produced no evidence of the accusations. what this is about is that people like jacob rees—mogg cannot understand how anyone can leave their own political allegiances aside and serve the public interest, because he is incapable of doing that. but that's what civil servants do. that's why we become civil servants. you understand that it is the nature of the job. we serve the government of any colour, provide the best advice possible, but ultimately ministers decide. you clearly take his accusations very seriously. what is your message to him? the constant sniping at the messenger because he doesn't like the message is not only undermining trust in the government, it is undermining trust in the civil service over the longer term. and the prime minister, as leader of the conservative party, has to get a grip of both her ministers, who are peddling these myths as well, and other conservative politicians. it shou

mr. chairman. >> senator jones, we're waiting for senator danes to come back. in the meantime, i'd like to pick up on shutdowns. what percent of the personnel within dhs were considered essential and required to come to work, approximate? i'm not looking for -- >> it was about 70%. most of the individuals that were determined to be non-essential are individuals who work on longer term actions. we did nothing that would in any way jeopardize national security. but individuals moving things forward in terms of critical policy initiatives, in terms of planning for future budgets, in terms of the longer term strategic efforts tend to be the individuals and the sorts of functions that -- >> you sent about 30% of your workforce home, they didn't report. unfortunately i've been around here and we've had a shutdown, the fact of the matter is, everybody gets paid eventually. in our senate office, we -- they knew they didn't get paid. is there anything -- we're talking about authorization, have you thought during that shutdown anything we could do in the authorization to

senator jones? >> mr.hairman, i want to talk a little bit about a focus on budgeting -- obviously it is an unusual situation with some of us sworn in as u.s. senator, we start shutting down the government. that has been a concern of budgeting at her during the campaign. have heard secretary mattis being pretty vocal about the defense department and the negative affect that these continuing crs have on defense. the pseudo-homeland security and can you outline the effects that , some people call crisis budgeting or hostage budgeting, whatever it is from kicking the can down the road. can you address that? >> shutdowns are destructive. i will start with our employees. we have 240,000 employees that go through a period where they are not sure if they're going to get paid, and those that must come to work have to come to work and others don't. issue.s a true employee focus on the mission. or a shutdown cr pic constricts us in adapting to priorities. we can't do new stars. if any emerging need comes up, we can't

mr. trump, you would have not known that the dow jones industrial average was off more than 1,000 points or that cable news networks were breaking away from his speech to sound the alarm. >> we're interrupting for breaking news. >> reporter: mr. trump came here to ohio to visit with workers at a plant that makes hydraulic cylinders for finely tuned machines. and while he often talks up the stock market and even claims credit for its previously record-setting height, mr. trump didn't mention it in his remarks today. en stead he dwelled on tax cuts and the leadership needed to enact them. >> you can work hard, but if you don't have the right leader setting the right tone, in all fairness -- i'm not even saying. i'm non-brag doeious. >> reporter: he said people who did not clap during his state of the union were worse than naysayers, they were un-american. >> they were like death, and un-american. un-american. somebody said treasonous. i guess. why not? can we call that treason? why not? i mean, they certainly didn't seem to love our country very much. >> reporter: in response to the stock m

mr. trump you would not have known the dow jones industrial average was off more than 1,000 points or thatle news networks were breaking away from his speech off to sound the alarm. >> we are interrupting for breaking news. >> mr. trump came here to ohio to visit with workers at a plant that makes hydraulic cylinders for finely tuned machines. while he often talks up the stock market, and even claims credit for its previously record setting heights. mr. trump didn't mention it in his remarks today. instead he dwelled on tax cuts and >> from the air, the violence of the crash is clear. the head on collision between amtrak train 91 and empty csx freight train demolished two locomotives. ntsb chair, robert sumwalt. >> that switch should have been realigned for the amtrak to go through the main track. >> why wasn't it? >> that's what we want to find out. >> the amtrak train had 147 on board and was traveling approximately, 56 miles an hour when a device known as a track switch, diverted on to a side track where the freight train was parked. >> it was body everywhere. the seats came up off the

mr. trump you would not have known the dow jones industrial average was off more than 1,000 points or thats networks were breaking away from his speech off to sound the alarm. >> we are interrupting for breaking news. >> mr. trump came here to ohio to visit with workers at a plant that makes hydraulic cylinders for finely tuned machines. while he often talks up the stock market, and even claims credit for its previously record setting heights. mr. trump didn't mention it in his remarks today. instead he dweld on tax cuts and the leadership needed to enact them. >> you can work hard, but if you don't have the right leader setting the right tone. in all fairness. not even saying. i am nonbragadocious. >> he told factory lawmakers, democratic lawmakers who did not applaud good economic news he delivered during the state of the union address last week in washington, were worse than naysayers they were unamerican. >> they were like -- death. and unamerican. unamerican. somebody said, treasonous, yeah, i guess why not? can we call that treason, why not? i mean, they certainly -- they didn't seem

mr. chairman. i would like to pick up on what senator jones talked about shutdowns. what percent of the personal and dhs were considered essential and required to come to work? approximately? >> it was about 70%. most of the individuals that were determined to be nonessential or individuals who work on longer-term actions. we did nothing that would compromise national security. >> you literally sent about 30% of your workforce home? unfortunately, i have been around here when they had a shutdown and everybody gets paid eventually. is there anything, she was isking about authorization, there anything we can do it authorization to make this more clear cut and protect your department? i support the end government shutdown act, which if we don't startr act together, you funding at the current level. wide and a government government shutdown act. is there something in his authorization we can take advantage of? >> we actually had not considered that, but that is not just the day of, this shutdown is the weeks leading up to it. of the biggest portions of our workforce is a

mr. chairman. >> thank you, senator jones. senator casey, do you have any questions or concluding remarks you'd like to make? >> i want to thank our witnesses obviously for their insights and expertise today and their ongoing work as part of the federal government to develop and maintain the necessary public health preparedness capabilities. i'll have some questions for the record. in addition to the ones i asked already. next week, we look forward to hearing from nongovernmental stakeholders about how we can continue to strengthen our readiness for future public health emergencies and keep the american public safe. as we heard today, preparedness is continuous and must evolve to face new and different types of threats. i remain committed to ensuring we sustain the progress we've already made and preparing for public health emergencies, or i should say while continuing to work to anticipate the next threat. we've got a strong bipartisan history of working together on this committee to improve our communities' ability to respon

jones. >> that was his move. >> for lose balls, mr.tle. >> why is that thing like that >> yes. >> very cool. >> that is a great image. >> we will be right ytwo pancakes. two strips ofr 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. >>> well, tonight at 11:00 it is taste with tori that will definitely not have you feeling blue it is sushi spot, that just added a second location. >> don't miss all of the flavors of b2 blue fin tonight on "eyewitness news" at 11:00. >>> tori creeping up, she's funny city of philadelphia is sending a small part of the parade to an eagles fan a hundred miles away. >> a man from wisconsin contacted the independent visitors center and asked if the staff could collect confetti from the parade and mail it to him. today they put tonight an envelope with a few other at else items and sent it on its way. >> that is great. >> open that, throw it all around. >> pretty cool. >>

1998, paula jones' sexual harassment lawsuit was dismissed, seemingly ending three years of embarrassment and distractions for the white house. >> i was shocked because i believe that what mrt jones had not shown that she had suffered severe emotional anguish or any harm to her career. >> my view was that this must be correct. the lawsuit had no merit. >> president clinton, traveling in africa, was seen celebrating with an unlit cigar and bongo drums. but if the president hoped that this would also end the investigation, he would be disappointed. >> the issue was in that lawsuit, even one without merit, had perjury been committed? >> paula's lawyers rushed to file their appeal in little rock's federal court. a few blocks from the courthouse, deputy independent counsel hickman ewing was working overtime. while the rest of his team was in washington focused on monica lewinsky, ewing remained in arkansas sifting through years of whitewater remnants. he wrote drafts of possible indictments the president and first lady could face in the whitewater and madison guaranty investigations. >> the one that i think everybody got excited about had to do with billing records, removal of