. >> remind each senator of the words of jesus of nazareth in luke 10:7, those who work deserve their pay. >> reporter: the cbs news poll shows 65% of americans say president trump should not sign anything that does not include wall funding. nicole killian, cbs news, the white house. >>> the trump administration had ordered more than 36,000 per load irs employees to return to work without pay in part to process this year's refund but the washington post reports hundreds of those workers have received permission from their managers to skip work due to financial hardship. union leaders say that number could serve as part of a coordinated protest and say employees are angry about not being paid and many cannot afford the gas to drive to their offices. >> a fremont gas station is helping federal employees affected by the shutdown. giving them gas for free. they must show proof of residency and proof of employment to qualify. the government shutdown is getting close to home. state and alameda county officials may exhaust all federal funding by early to mid february. cal fresh is a program

. >> remind each senator of the words of jesus of nazareth ain luke 10:7, those who work deserve their pay. >> white house is bracing for this shutdown to stretch into february, even into march. officials here asking agency leaders to give them a list of programs that could be impacted. >> we have controllers reporting to us that they're making mistakes when they are giving clearances, clearing planes in places where they shouldn't be clearing them. >> there are reports that there are some federal workers who are going to homeless shelters to get food. >> well, i know they are and i don't really quite understand why. >> this is so much bigger than any one person. it is a little bit of pain but it's going to be for the future of our country. >> once i get behind that room door, i'm crying my eyes out. and i'm, like, i promised them you will never be homeless again. >> what could happen to your family in the shutdown continues? >> i could lose my house. >> you could lose your home? >> rare reversal by the president as he backs down from that battle with house speaker nancy pelosi overnig

whereas another jewish sage in the early century bce jesus in nazareth, nazareth said, do unto others you. this positive way of saying it is so to speak feminine, although i don't want to make some essentialist argument, me least of all. be a good samaritan. don't cross by on the other side. be nice. and i think we need both. i think the socialist society we will not have both reminds me of still another old joke. someone who wrote on the wall, scribbled on the wall, to do is to be descartes. the next person wrote, to be is to do Ãbthe third person wrote do be do be do, sinatra. [laughter] and that's about right. to do and to be, to be the kind of person who does good you need to live in a free and responsible society such as i think everyone here. thank you very much. [applause] thank you very much. we have time for some questions. we have folks that are going to go around the room with microphone. please state your name and institutional affiliation before you ask your question. try to keep the questions brief. yes, ma'am. >> simone goal, from newtown dynasty television, i have thre

the alhambra a masterpiece of more a shark attack in grenada the mighty promise once used by the nazarethindustry is now unesco world heritage site and provides a spectacular and to the job. now even though under lucy is the southernmost region in mainland spain the country does have regions even further south we're heading to the canary islands seven main islands located off the african coast and the atlantic ocean each has a distinctive character millions of tourists flock to them every year we have visiting four of them today so you can get a good idea of which is your favorite. located just one hundred kilometers off the west african coast the canaries are an outpost of europe with an enticing climate. each island in the archipelago was formed progressively from volcanic magma over the course of millions of years. and each one of the seven boasts its own particular beauty. in the second largest of the canary islands is four to ventura on first glance it looks rather barren but it boasts spectacular beaches and is famous for the golden dunes of call a halt that stretch all the way to t

launch to impact, meaning 10 seconds to 25 seconds before they could hit, for example, the area of nazareth. moving farther down, you can see 35 in the time you hit 50 seconds, farther down, tel aviv, 75 seconds. jerusalem, south of that, probably another 10 seconds added, 85 seconds. 120 seconds, 165 seconds. imagine for a moment if you are visiting israel or living in israel or studying there, whatever it might be, and one of these launches come in, a barrage of a 1000-rocket launch, you literally have 35 to 50 seconds, less than two minutes. there is no country in the world that can mobilize people to get out of the way into minutes. these are the population centers. this is the threat that faces them right now, and that is just from lebanon. imagine having the same could ability that i just described also existing in syria, and imagine them all being launched from syria, from lebanon, and from iran, and now you can see the construct of a plan to destroy this tiny nation and why it is so critical that the united states supports them and fighting for their existence. the threat is extraor

can cure illness police estimate five million people will take part in the procession of the black nazareth. the british parliament has begun a five day debate ahead of a historic vote on the government's deal to leave the e.u. prime minister theresa may postponed an initial vote on the deal last december after failing to secure enough support from lawmakers report suggests that next week's vote will also fail as parliament is still split on how to move forward. for more now let's bring indeed bigot mohsin london she's been following the breaks of debate from the beginning big get the breaks that deal debate in the parliament is finally getting underway after the prime minister postponed a vote in december when she was clear the vote would be rejected then those theresa may have any reason to think that parliament will approve the deal now. she really doesn't and it's a very very tricky situation it seems that over the christmas break opinions have hardened amongst m.p.'s there's a recent opinion poll done by a by an academic institution amongst m.p.'s and it really shows that those who wan

as maladjusted as jesus of nazareth, who could say to the men and women of his day -- "he who o livesby t the sword will perish by the sword." and through such maladjustment, we will be able to emerge from the long and desolate midnight of man's inhumanity to man into the bright and glittering daybreak of freedom and justice. may i say to you ththat i s still belieieve that mankind will rise up tohe o occasion. inin spite of the dadarkness of the hour, in spite of the difficulties of the moment, in spite of these days of emotional tension when the problems of the world are gigantic in extent and chaotic in detail, i still have faith in the future and i still believe that we can build this society of brotherhood and this society of peace. we have a song that we sing in our movement, and we have joined hands to sing it so often, beyond/behind jail bars. i can remember times that we have been in jail cells made for 12 people, and yet you would find some 15 or 20 there, and yet we could go on and lift our voices and sing it. i mentioned it yesterday afternoon as i was preaching at st. pau

remind each senator of the words of jesus of nazareth, "those who work deserve their pay." we pray in your sovereign name, amen. >> whoa. that was barry black, chaplain of the united states senate and a retired navy rear admiral offering a prayer for the nation mired in a shutdown that is now entering its 34th day. good morning and welcome to "morning joe." it is thursday, january 24th. joe is still under the weather. along with willie and me, we have mike barnicle, former press secretary to speaker of the house john boehner, michael steele. he served in senior roles in jeb bush's campaign, also washington bahry chief susan page and shake sherman is joining the nbc and msnbc family as a political contributor. welcome aboard. we will haze you today. to frame why the senate chaplain is literally praying to end the shut double pl shutdown, air traffic controllers are working 60 hours a week without pay. fbi agents say they're losing ground in terror investigations, prison guards and president trump just backed down, he folded to nancy pelosi in the proxy fight over the state o

i'm doing this on behalf of jeannine and her family, constituents from nazareth, pennsylvania. she is the mother of two children, ages 10 and 12. her husband, a 15 years is a coast guard member. until recently they were focused on what most families across our country focus on. family time, work, balancing their checkbook to pay their mortgage and bills, enjoying the holidays together, and hoping to celebrate a new year. all of that changed this past december when a partisan fight in washington over which they had no control suddenly threw their families' -- family's entire existence into question. because the coast guard falls within the department of homeland security, one of the agencies that has not been funded, jeannine's family and 4 ,000 others, including 30 pennsylvanians, have been left to fend for themselves. they received a one-time payment from the coast guard's emergency fund. equivalent to half a paycheck. but the coast guard doesn't have any additional funds on hand. so they have been advised to hold garage sales, take up dog walking for extra income. my bill wou

follow aand that i jewish poor itinerant rabbi who was born in nazareth which is in galilee which is in palestine. and a refugee. when we are talking about the movement a story about when she working inar-old they wered how martin -- they were being chased by dogs and chapa police. -- we are not going to clap or shout, but guess what? dr. king preached his but off when all the resistors cheered him on anyway. says we do not believe the same things of god and some of us don't believe in god at all we don't have the same strategies. our common enemy is --. our economy -- our common enemy is sexy's -- sexism. one patients, to forgiveness humilityilient, for and five, look at our neighbor areto understand that those bad assets. to see them as an extension of ourselves. lucky to stand here together. [cheers] my name is abby fine, i am a jewish rabbi, i am here today with my jewish family with my transgender family. here because we are proud of who we are. i want to share with you all -- which we are teaching in our synagogues this week. in our tradition leaving egypt was a generational ev

meaning 10 to 25 seconds before they could hit, for example, the area of nazareth, and moving down, you see 50 seconds, further down around tel aviv, 75 seconds, jerusalem, south of that is, you know, probably another 10 seconds, 85 seconds, 120 seconds, 155 seconds. so imagine for a moment if you are visiting israel or a student studying there and one of these launches comes in, a barrage of 1,000 rockets launched, you have less than two minutes. there is no country in the world that with mobilize people to get out of the way in two minutes, and these are their population centers. and this is the threat that faces them right now, and that's just from lebanon. imagine that same capability i just described also existing in syria, and imagine it all being launched simultaneously from syria, from lebanon, and from iran, and now you begin to see the constructs of a plan to destroy this tiny nation and why it is so critical that the united states support them in fighting for their existence. the threat is extraordinary. the second thing -- and, you know, you talk about this. there is one mor

i'm really clear that i understand that i follow a who was bornabbi in nazareth, in galilee, in palestineintersection, jesus is. poor, jewish, palestinian, homeless a rescue jew. i was talking to my friend this morning, we were talking about the messiness of movement. she told me a hilarious story about when she was a 17-year-old working for the student nonviolence coronation committee in alabama. how she and all the students were sometimes frustrated with martin luther king junior. nonviolence coronationyes, they- frustrated. they said he would get up -- dressed up and do the preaching while they were getting chased by dogs and shot by police. one day, they thought they would protest him. no matter how good he preached, we are going to look at him. we not going to clap or shout. guess what, dr. king preached his but off. all those resistors cheered anyway. ruby says movements are messy. movements are messy. we don't all believe the same things about god. some of us don't believe in god at all. we don't have the same tactics. we don't have the same strategies. we don't have the same way t

as trouble surrounds us and problems pile up high, remind our lawmakers of the words of jesus of nazareth in matthew 12:25 -- every kingdom divided against itself is brought to desolation, and every city or house divided against itself shall not stand. lord, give our lawmakers constancy and steadiness of purpose, that they may work for your glory. may they not be unfaithful in their service to you and country or procrastinate in confronting evil. have mercy upon us, o god, and this land we love. we pray in your awesome name. amen. the presiding officer: please join me in reciting the pledge of allegiance. i pledge allegiance to the flag of the united states of america, and to the republic for which it stands, one nation under god, indivisible, with liberty and justice for all. the presiding officer: the clerk will read a communication to the senate. the clerk: washington, d.c., january 18, 2019. to the senate: under the provisions of rule 1, paragraph 3, of the standing rules of the senate, i hereby appoint the honorable john boozman, a senator from the state of arkansas, to perform the d