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osmond the mail or stalls inside london will be the best place in the world celebrate the gale force. don cctv london. we're going to focus on events in ukraine now where the president viktor yanukovich says his government is making every effort towards all the crisis in his country. then you cut it said in a statement posted online that a few opposition leaders continue to inflame the situation for their own benefit by calling for more protests. he said the opposition was making irresponsible statements thinking about it some popularity ratings over the lives of the people the court on or ukrainians to restore peace to the country. meanwhile us secretary of state john kerry will meet key ukrainian opposition figures on friday the elliott telephone and six members of the opposition pricing them full speaking out against violence the protests began in november are off to yanukovich dropped a landmark trade pacts with the european union. the anti government demonstrations across the country since then have led to a series of government concessions. we can get the very latest on the situ

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. >> well, i'd like to play some sound that jamal osmond did, get your reaction. so this was shot for british tv. the question was about britain. but clearly, that terrorist said, america is number 1. how much of a threat does al shabaab pose here in the home land and in east africa? >> antonio, this is a recruiting ground for al shabaab. fortunately for us, many of of those somalis, living in america, that could be a very big problem for some of our major cities. including washington, d.c, area, which has a large somali area, in d.c. proper, in northern virginia, cities like minneapolis, st. paul or even seattle. their recruiting areas have not been diminished anywhere in the world. >> we asked this reporter what he thought of al shabaab, and here is what they said: >> they told me they appreciate bringing law and order. i asked local, what life is like now under the self appointed al shabaab rule? >> so he said, it's very good day and night it's a safe place we're e-not afraid, we don't hear gun shots. but does that appeal to somalis, they govern by fear but at

marie osmond remarried steven craig, a brigham young basketball player, after 30 years apart.s marry, divorce, then remarry their exes, and though the odds may be working against them, she says the happiness of their families are all that matters. for "good morning america," abbie boudreau, abc news, los angeles. >> and we're joined now by relationship expert and coach donna barnes, she's here right now, and i guess if you remarry your ex, you know what you're getting into but there's still a lot of risk. >> and nothing changes if nothing changes. i think if you're getting back together with somebody, there needs to be a very clear conversation about expectations and what is going to be different, because although timing has everything to do with a relationship too, sometimes the love is there, but the situation, the commonality is not there, and i think the longer time that passes before you get back together, if you roam and had other experiences and then now you're different coming back together and the love is still there, it can be better the second time around. >> the re

steve said the osmonds. then timothy thought the jeffersons would be pretty good. "morning joe" starts right now. >> i am a huge fan of the heroes that work in the nsa. they have kept america safe. at a recent study by the nonpartisan new america foundation backs me up, a new analysis of 225 individuals linked to al qaeda and charged with terrorism since september 11th says they had no preventible impacts of preventing acts of terrorism. >> see? i don't understand what people like edward snowden are so mad about. is violating everyone's privacy really that bad if it doesn't even work? >>> good morning, everyone. it's friday. it is friday, january 17th. welcome to "morning joe." with us on set, we have national affairs editor for new york magazine and msnbc political analyst, john heilemann. >> good morning. >> i'm not criticizing style. pulitzer prize winning historian jon meacham. howard dean. white house correspondent for the associated press, julie pace is with us. good to have you all on board this morning. how is it going? >> going well. something on the front