naomi: islamic state group government -- gunmen are now controlling their home in the refugee camp.efugees arrived with harrowing tales. >> we could not see them, but we heard that they were beheading all the young men. they call people from the mosques to leave the camp, but we did not trust them because we heard that they killed some of the people who left. we also heard that they took some young people away. naomi: hundreds of families like these have been evacuated in recent days after the islamic state group militants stormed the camp on military -- on wednesday. he quite was made worse when forces began bombing decamped to push the jihadists out. the latest picture show the extent of the damage. thousands remain trapped here, and the u.n. has called for their safe evacuation and pledged to look into how they can help ensure this. >> the members call for the protection of civilians in the camp, for ensuring humanitarian access to the area, including by providing assistance and issue of safe passage and evacuation. naomi: the security council also condemned the jihadists' crimes

naomi lloyd as the details. naomi: lining the streets of cities across brazil, cans of thousands of people turned out to protest agains president dilma rousseff. tthere is huge anger nationwide at the corruption scandal that state-owned oil company petrobras.more than 50 politicians from the major parties have been implicated. there is outrage at the ruling workers party, which presents itself as anticorruption. there were calls from the president's impeachment although she herself is not under investigation. >> it is an unsustainable situation, it has reached an unacceptable level. it was too much corruption and the government stays in power using public money. life is becoming more difficult every day. naomi: the demonstrations came from different groups and had a variety of demands. others from -- others for military to and a return to the dictatorship that ran the country between 1964 and 1985. >> if we don't have on its representatives, we would rather have the military, because there is too much robbery vi

naomi campbell is here. naomi, you are lucky hillary is not here, as if you through your blackberry at her she would delete everything right off of it. [laughter] hillary said she used her private e-mails because she didn't want to use more than two devices. if that sounds familiar, it's also one of the roles from the sex contract in 50 shades of grey. the cast of downton abbey is here. thanks for the generous donation -- speaking of aaron, you may notice i'm a little tan. i just got back from the most fabulous trip that aaron took me on, and i from a instagram photos to share with you, so. you are probably familiar with this picture of him surfing in hawaii. see, there's me. i didn't even need a surfboard, i just use his abs. then he went diving into this swimming pool he had built. it hurt when i landed. here is me and aaron skydiving. he said his made his own parachute out of gifts his constituents made him. his netsuite? -- isn't that sweet? here we are at the eiffel tower. paris is so beautiful. mr. pre

naomi campbell is here. naomi, you are lucky that hillary clinton is not here because if you throew your blackberry at her, she would delete everything off of it. hillary said she did not use her work e-mail because she did not want to use more than one device. the cast of "downtown abby" is here, thanks to a generous donation. speaking of eric shot you might notice i'm a little tan. i just got back from the most fabulous chip that eric took me up on. i brought my instagram photos to share with you. you're probably familiar with this picture. see, there's me. i just used and ad erin pause as. then we went diving in this cool swimming pool that he built. here we are skydiving. he said he made his own parachute out of some guest that his constituents gave him. here we are at the eiffel tower in paris. paris is so beautiful. mr. president, you should think about going there sometime. i hear the weather is nice in january. here we are on archer to california. we must have done this for hours and hours. so much w

i just want to bring in here, but bottom line, naomi, is that the bottom line has already come down,s efficient oil drillers have lost their business. >> yeah. and that's already happened -- >> actually they're -- >> go ahead, naomi. >> go ahead. >> the original decline in oil is much less of a supply and demand thing, i've said this before and more speculation as to how that plays into the markets, that plays into trading. and what's happening now is some of the argument going away, that's why oil is kind of creeping up because you actually have vine inside of oil. >> right. >> but you still have the negative side of that, which is some of this supply, demand argument. so you have two opposing camps, which are together slowly moving the price of oil up, and you add to that what happens when it becomes more profitable to the, you know, suppliers there and, in fact, still in the game and it will continue to go up from there. >> it's going up -- but in a slightly higher range. >> bottom line it's going up. time for the best segment of television today. who is your looser of the week? >

nermeen: professor naomi oreskes , could you talk about what you think the significance of these actionsthis week and what the argument is for harvard university to divestment from also fuels? >> i think the significance of these events, there's a dissident -- disconnect from what we know and what we think we know the, change and how we're acting. many people, including our president and some of our most distinguished campus leaders have said many times publicly that they know that climate change is real, their scientific evidence, and they feel a great sense of urgency about the issue. and yet that isn't followed up by any action even remotely -- with that sense of urgency. to me it is this disconnect, and a coherence between what we say we know about climate change and yet our failure to really act in the kinds of ways that would be -- with what we need to do. in terms of the argument for divestment, for me the are two key things. it is not so much for me about stigmatizing the fossil feel industry. i think they're already stigmatized themselves. so in our book and the film we just mad

naomi campbell is here.re, as if you through your blackberry at her she would delete everything right off of it. [laughter] hillary said she used her private e-mails because she didn't want to use more than two devices. if that sounds familiar, it's also one of the roles from the sex contract in 50 shades of grey. the cast of downton abbey is here. thanks for the generous donation -- speaking of aaron, you may notice i'm a little tan. i just got back from the most fabulous trip that aaron took me on, and i from a instagram photos to share with you, so. you are probably familiar with this picture of him surfing in hawaii. see, there's me. i didn't even need a surfboard, i just use his abs. then he went diving into this swimming pool he had built. it hurt when i landed. here is me and aaron skydiving. he said his made his own parachute out of gifts his constituents made him. his netsuite? -- isn't that sweet? here we are at the eiffel tower. paris is so beautiful. mr. president, you should think about going th

. >> reporter: every day tasks are a struggle for naomi and her familiarly. >> a lot of i think has tohe trouble that she swallowing. she has trouble choking. >> she is seven years old functioning at a you know, three to four-year-old level. >> reporter: her future wasn't always so challenging. she was born with a fairly common heart defect which the family thought would be cleared up at children's hospital colorado when she was four days old. >> it's fairly easily repairable. the children's physicians and experts agreed with this. it's a relatively routine surgery. >> reporter: attorney jim says incorrect dose of medication before the surgery stopped naomi mosses heart for 33 minutes. by the time doctors could revive her she suffered brain injury and ya'll palsy. >> she should have lived a normal life. she'll neither 24 hour a day supervision and care for the rest of her life. >> reporter: a jury agreed. awarding the girl and her family $17.8 million. most of it in economic damages. today her mother released a statement saying "no family should have to go through what we've had to end

and how to manage them is a profound issue across the whole spectrum of health care today, i thank naomi for taking the time to bring us up to speed. >> thank you ford i'm dr. with a and hewitt i want to talk about the issues you've heard of the speciality drugs and i really will focus, if you will on 7 different components of the pharmacy trend nevertheless to say speciality drugs is a significant one but profound drugs that through a legislation change in 2012 that's beginning to you show up in all of the trend reports and it is just a timing loop that all of the trend reports for the various pharmaceutical manufacturing companies are being realized in this time period i've drawn likelyly from the trend reports i'm not a pharmacist their macro maybe a case i mispronounce some of the pharmacy costs occur into in medical side and in the pharmacy side in the medical side those are drugs that are provided in the hospital or maybe provided in if an outpatient setting but to the pharmacy benefits this is not what ear talking about significantly about today because those trends will show up i

naomi const does not. she's president of the accountability project. to you first, sherri.t on defense spending. spend more in the context of the world disorder. republicans kind of like that wouldn't they? >> i think they would. i think that donald trump nailed it on that one. it's a good move for him. it means he starts out strong controlling the agenda, deciding how he wants to define himself what he would like the debate to be about. so that's a good thing. now, this aspect about paying for those -- increase in defense spending with some foreign aid cuts is also kind of an interesting idea. it means people probably wouldn't go along with the specifics of that but it means he's having the debate on his term. you've got rick perry who says, yeah, let's take away aid from mexico and south america countries until they help us case loads the border. we're having -- close the border. we're having the debate he want to have. i think it works in his favorite. >> rand paul got to worry you guys on the left. he's going after your constituents, that is the youth vote. he's very at

raising property taxes in san francisco and that is a great tribute to the 10 year capital plan that naomi continues and all the administrators continue to do. it is part of the easter bond and earthquake seft and maerns response bunds, but thauls capital plan. we do this professionally and get it done on time so we can show case public money investment so it is a better place to work and public to engage in and more services are done for this brand new arena of mission bay, but the entire city as

raising property taxes in san francisco and that is a great tribute to the 10 year capital plan that naomi continues and all the administrators continue to do. it is part of the easter bond and earthquake seft and maerns response bunds, but thauls capital plan. we do this professionally and get it done on time so we can show case public money investment so it is a better place to work and public to engage in and more services are done for this brand new arena of mission bay, but the entire city as well. we'll continue honoring our city with more bonds in the future, with more investments whether they be through ocii or housing going up to the the incredible innovation of uc san francisco and also a stones through away is the development next door on [inaudible] and of course the nba champions, the warriors will be here soon. so, all of this is to say that if we work together and we make sure that we collaborate as much as we can in the city, we'll have a better result and not only greater buildings, but places for people are honored for the roll they have in the city and where they work an

. >>> and naomi campbell sitting down with tracey opening up about the "empire" sex scenes. >> we gota pool table and made out the first day. >> this is the entertainment capital of l.a.

. >> hi i'm naomi cooper. i've been an afterschool teacher for 20 years and chinatown schools for 5 years. here's my situation, i'm retired now, it's impossible to find an afford pbl studio in san francisco these days and there are not too many people looking for a 66-year-old roommate. i planned to substitute teach but that plan only works if i am able ch public transportation. our former neighbors who were forced out by this land lord have had to leave the city and even the state and i would probably need to leave the bay area too if i lose my apartment. the bigger picture is i worry about the future of san francisco. we're in danger of losing our working class and middle class. we need to keep creative spirits like my neighbors, brenda and the dancer, melissa, both a book keeper and fashion designer, alajandra, child care worker and stained glass artist. there are so many others like them, i think it's great san francisco is attracting wealth and investment but you cannot have a workable town that's only ma

his wife naomi is his only helper. >> welcome to new place.u do such a hard thing? >> this city, tokyo, this is kind of the maker of the sushi. so i just want to be the sushi chef in tokyo. >> yasuda is a friend, and my master in the sense that he's taught me pretty much everything i know about sushi over the years. he's a very, very interesting and complex man who constantly surprises. >> this wasabi is one of the most expensive wasabi. so i wait, wait, wait. finally this goes to the discount box. then i bought this. >> it's very french of you. so many things separate yasuda-san from other japanese sushi masters. the most noticeable is his hands. they're huge. look at the knuckles. enormous from years of pounding cement walls during repeated daily practice in kyokushin karate. he first trained and competed in tokyo. when he came to new york, he continued to practice. often in underground, bare-knuckle matches where you fight until someone gets beaten to the ground. this style yasuda practiced was about beating your opponent as quickly and as

naomi campbell is here., you are lucky hillary is not here, because if you through your blackberry at her, she would delete everything right off of it. [laughter] hillary said she used her private e-mails because she didn't want to use more than two devices. if that sounds familiar, it's also one of the roles from the sex contract in 50 shades of grey. the cast of downton abbey is here. speaking of aaron, you may notice i'm a little tan. i just got back from the most fabulous trip that aaron took me on, and i brought a instagram photos to share with you, so. you are probably familiar with this picture of him surfing in hawaii. see, there's me. i didn't even need a surfboard, i just use his abs. then he went diving into this swimming pool he had built. it hurt when i landed. here is me and aaron skydiving. he said his made his own parachute out of gifts his constituents made him. isn't that sweet? here we are at the eiffel tower. paris is so beautiful. mr. president, you should think about going there sometim

naomi: naomi verdugo with army. has the texas injunction impacted the ability ore new or the length that they can renew for? felicia: people can still come forward if they have not applied before, and they can still renew their status. the one piece of this that did get impacted by the injunction is we actually were -- we announced in november that we were going to give people three-year status versus two-year status. we have reverted back to the initial, the original two-year status. so people do have to renew every couple years. well, great. well, enjoy the rest of your day and enjoy the wonderful, the wonderful panel. thank you. [applause] >> thank you so much, felicia. right now i think we would like to turn it over to the principal investigators for the reports you all pretty much have in your hands. when this report came out, it was in the shadows of the ivory tower, it sort of highlighted a lot of the issues we've been talking about and hearing stories about for many, many years, and so i'm really excited for

[applause] from the university of maryland, naomi harris of upper marlborough, maryland. [applause] and from our newest scholarship partner, the george washington university, mariana sotomayor from florida. [applause] with that, let's give our scholarship recipients again a big round of applause. [applause] and thanks again to mrs. obama for her support of our scholarship program. [applause] christi: thank you margaret and thank you again to the first lady for your support. [applause] now i am honored tonight to present this year's winners of the white house correspondents association journalism awards. these awards are among the most prestigious in our field, and i would like to thank ellen for coordinating the judging. thank you. and to all of you who participated as judges. please turn your attention to the screen for a presentation about the members of the white house press corps who are among this year's winners. [video clip] >> the aldo beckman award is for in-depth reporting on the white house. the entry was really outstanding in that regard. >> he has this unique

and discontinue current ones if possible with company headquartered in indiana a.city administrators naomi kelly has already started reviewing the roster. >> look like primarily medical supply and few transportation supply. >>reporter: business denouns indiana exploratorium icon levi and gap call for repeal of indiana measure. any other that would turn back the clock on equality and foster a culture oven tolerance. other ceo including apple tim cook and bark ben of sales force say the company will boycott the hoosier state. sales force employee we talked with proud of the move. >> i think it's a good idea. we support our company and support gay right. >> supervisor weiners discouraging all san francisco from traveling to indiana. in san francisco, carolyn tyler the abc 7 news. >> to help with the drought to san francisco bar are offering discount to customers who order the drinks neat. if these bars will give customers a dollar off if they order a drink without ice t.the owner estimates more than 60 percent of hard liquor drink are shake and stirred or on the rock. >> we are not trying to

nay niome naomi cambm is here.n't here because if you threw your blackberry at her, she would just delete everything right off it. hillary clinton said she used her private e-mail because she didn't want to use more than two devices. if it sounds familiar it's also one of the rules from the sex contract in fifty shades of grey. some of the cast of "downton abbey" is here thanks to a generous donation of the constituents of aaron schock. now, speaking of aaron schock you might notice i'm a little tan. i just got back from the most fabulous trip that aaron took me on, and i brought my instagram photos to share with you. you're probably familiar with this photo of him surfing in hawaii. can we widen out? that's me. by the end of i didn't even need a surfboard. i just used his abs. then we went diving in this cool swimming pool he built. i hurt when i landed. here's me and aaron skydiving. aaron said he made his own parachute out of some gifts his constituents gave him. isn't that so sweet? oh, and here we are at the e

she was born naomi elizabeth thorpe. she said she was of irish-scandinavian heritage on her father's side and scandinavian-bavarian on her mother's side. amy had an aunt named "amy" and so for convenience of the family they began calling her betty, and that stuck. first they called her elizabeth, but then betty stuck. she was an educated woman. she didn't mix well with minneapolis society. i think she at sometimes may have felt she was apuff them. she studied at clom bank and sorvougnt and university. it was difficult for her to display affection to her family. when i picture her now, i picture a cross between marches dumond and a character from douwnton abbey. well, the family lives here until 1914. betty has a sister born in 1912 and a brother george born in 19 15 and they are both born in maine. betty's childhood is interesting. she liked being outside. she liked to run through the maine woods. she often said she felt she were built around aloneness, but that was most comfortable for her. from the age of 4, she woo hi

from the university of maryland, naomi harris of upper marlborough, maryland.our newest scholarship partner, the george washington university, mariana sotomayor from tampa, florida. with that, let's give our scholarship recipients again a big round of applause. and thanks again to mrs. obama for your support of our scholarship program. christi: thank you, margaret and thank you again to the first lady for your support. now i am honored tonight to present this year's winners of the white house correspondents association journalism awards. these awards are among the most prestigious in our field, and i would like to thank ellen for coordinating the judging. thank you. and to all of you who participated as judges. please turn your attention to the screen for a presentation about the members of the white house press corps who are among this year's winners. [video clip] >> the aldo beckman award is for in-depth reporting on the white house. peter baker's entry was really outstanding in that regard. >> he has this unique ability to inject history and context into bre

semester much as the world's most leading thinkers it after french economist and before canadian author naomi klein. yanis varoufakis, welcome back to democracy now! can you tell us what you're calling for right now? how high are the stakes? >> i would like to phrase my answer in terms that don't resemble a hollywood movie and a kind of confrontation. the way i see it is this. greece has been in a class of a major crisis over the last five years. we had a serious recession that led to a depression. so the question is, how can we put in and to these never-ending downward spirals so as to stabilize the economy, create conditions for the return of a degree of social justice, and also repay our debts to our creditors. the official version was that greece was on the mend and austerity was working. our proposition to the greek people on which basis he were elected was the opposite. the medicine wasn't working. it wasn't just that it was bitter and we did not want to take it, it was toxic and making a bad thing worse. it was worse than the disease. this is what is at stake. you asked me how high are

[applause] from the university of maryland naomi harris of upper marlborough, maryland. [applause] and from our newest scholarship partner, the george washington university, mariana sotomayor from florida. [applause] with that, let's give our scholarship recipients again a big round of applause. [applause] and thanks again to mrs. obama for her support of our scholarship program. [applause] christi: thank you margaret and thank you again to the first lady for your support. [applause] now i am honored tonight to present this year's winners of the white house correspondents association journalism awards. these awards are among the most prestigious in our field, and i would like to thank ellen for coordinating the judging. thank you. and to all of you who participated as judges. please turn your attention to the screen for a presentation about the members of the white house press corps who are among this year's winners. [video clip] >> the aldo beckman award is for in-depth reporting on the white house. the entry was really outstanding in that regard. >> he has this unique

>> seth: you had good stuff with naomi campbell.th: oh, it didn't make it? >> it didn't make it. this was one thing -- you know, she tried to sideswipe me by adding a line, right? cookie was ready. cookie was ready. so, i said to her, i said, "i want me some grandbabies but you got them dried up benjamin button eggs. [ laughter ] but they wouldn't -- how can they not let queenie, the mother of -- >> seth: you were in "benjamin button." >> why wouldn't they clear that for me? >> seth: unbelievable. >> i'm benjamin button's mom. >> seth: also, what are the benjamin button people going to do, show up on the set of "empire"? >> and do what? >> seth: and do what? >> and do what? get a smack down from cookie. >> seth: yeah. [ laughter and applause ] now, taraji -- >> yes? >> seth: i know that you and cookie are two different people. >> we are. >> seth: but has any cookie crept into taraji? or was cookie always there? [ laughter ] >> she's sort of my alter ego. >> seth: yeah, do you ever use cookie in your real life? >> no, i hate that bit

we're with naomi campbell on her brand new empire.e're inside the case of sofia vergara's reported new court battle, how could it affect her future with her fiance joe manganiello. >>> back to donald sterling. self-proclaimed archiveistarchivist, v.stiviano. a year to the day, his audio wa

naomi campbell is here. hillary clinton, she would just delete everything right off of it. hillary clinton said that she used her private e-mail because she didn't want to use more than two devices. that's also one of the rules in the sex contract from "50 shades of gray." now, speaking of erin shock, you might notice i'm a little tan. i just got back from the most fabulous trip that erin took me on. i brought my instagram photos to share with you. you're probably familiar of this picture of shock surfing in hawaii. see, that's me. i didn't even need a surf board, i just used aaron's abs. then we went diving into the cool swimming pool he had built. it hurt when i landed. oh, and here's me and aaron sky diving. aaron said he made his own parachute out of gifts that constituents gave them. isn't that sweet? and here we are at the eiffel tower in paris. paris is so beautiful. mr. president, you should really think about going there some time. [ laughter ] i hear the weather is nice in january. now, here we are

romantic comedy "while we're young" horvitz plays fletcher the settled down friend of ben stiller and naomidid. and used to ge on auditions and all of that stuff, yeah. >> reporter: as a teenager he landed a small part in the tv series "the equalizer" starring edward woodward. >> i thought eugene was invincible. >> in the episode i'm in i'm like being my dad, held captive by the bad guy. he's like, oh you got me and he takes his necklace off and throws it at the bad guy and the bad guy's like -- and that's how he gets the bad guy. it's awful. it's awfully bad. >> reporter: what did you do in that scene? that led to film roles. in "lost angels" and "roadside prophets." >> i don't know. i wasn't good at it. >> reporter: why do you think that? >> i just didn't take it seriously. i think it showed. i was not really committing. >> reporter: he never really prepared for auditions.ven more the meeting with oliver stone. >> i show up on the door didn't think about it there's oliver stone and i was like -- you're not going to cast me in this movie? and he looked up from his desk and he was like no.

frost on the rooftops, thank you naomi, also in san ramon, one more i can't remember where it was, backup, pleasanton. temperatures will be warming up and as i just tweeted out you might want to enjoy the 70- degree temperatures because they'll disappear and tonight looks mostly clear. there could be a little fog around. the water temperatures have cooled significantly. that will allow the system to get closer, for the fog to come here quickly. we have also late and early tomorrow morning, a lunar eclipse, total eclipse but it lasts five minutes or 4:58 to 5, it will be the shortest in the century. this one will be quick. i would favor areas away from the coast, inland should be just fine, not a problem. get up early, our hours, the tough forecast is the timing on the rain because we haven't had any in the longest time, and the first system slows down a little bit. there will be rain to the north, but the main rain band will not come in from 9 to 10:00 until about noon, it will turn colder by sunday night and monday. livermore with a 38, to 37 napa. half moon bay 41, i noticed 34 at lajon

romantic comedy "while we're young" horovitz plays fletcher the settled down friend of ben stiller and naomidid. i did. i used to go on auditions and all of that stuff, yeah. >> reporter: as a teenager he land add small part in the tv series "the equalizer" starting ed winn woodward. >> walk through the door. i'm being me and my dad, being held captive. >> he goes you got me. he takes his nicholas off and throws it at the bad guy and that's how he gets the bad guy. it's awful. awfully bad. >> what did you do in that scene? >> reporter: that led to film rows in "lost angels" and "roadside prophet." >> i don't know. i didn't take it seriously. >> he never prepared for auditions. not even for the meeting he had for oliver stone for the film he had on the doors. >> i didn't think about it. in through the door walks oliver stone. i thought, you're not going to cast me in the meesh and he looked up from his desk and goes, no. >> reporter: he was 16 when he joined the beasty boys. their debut album "license to illinois" became the first rap record ever to hit number one. horovitz and mike diamond a

. >> naomi verdugo with army.has the texas injunction impacted the ability ore new or the length that they can renew for? >> uh-huh. so the injunction has not stopped the 2012 program at all. people can still come forward if they haven't applied before, and people can still renew their status. the one piece of this that did get impacted by the injunction is we actually were -- we announced in november that we were going to give people three-year status versus two-year status. that right now is -- we have reverted back to the initial the original two-year status. so people do have to renew every couple years. well, great. well, enjoy the rest of your day and enjoy the wonderful, the wonderful panel. thank you. [applause] >> thank you so much, felicia. right now i think we would like to turn it over to the co-investigative -- principal investigators for the reports you all pretty much have in your hands. when this report came out, it was in the shadows of the ivory tower, it sort of highlighted a lot of the issues w

naomi, good. prince georges community college. i love your president. she's a terrific. editor-in-chief of the state newspaper. i need to be very careful what i say. [laughter] >> how do you pronounce your first name? >> do you want the short version? >> ole? i'm going with ole. i met with the president. i've got two presidents here. this is rachel snyder. rachel is my senior policy advisor for education, and other matters as well but for your purposes education. and as you see we have c-span here, which does a great job of opening up public events and public policy in the congress of the united states to the people of the united states. they do a wonderful, wonderful job. i'm pleased they're here. i'm please all of you are here. as you could here i was a cracker, i am a graduate of the university of maryland. i went to high school here in prince george's county and i went to georgetown law school soybean through a number of the educational expenses. mr. president, let me turn it over to briefly and thank you for allowing me to come your. >> good to see on campus again.