is that too farfetched, ozzie? >> i don't know if you can hear me rolling my eyes when you're looking at that. anytime there's a question about who is the leaker in an administration like this one, i take some pause. but it's very clear that the president gets information through channels that prior presidents had not. he very clearly watches television, watches a lot of it, perhaps too much, and clearly the people around him communicate to him through the media. now, you did not see that to the same degree in obama's nistration, right? the no drama obama, they wanted to have private conversations kept private. i think jonathan .other people reported that the president became very outraged when parts of conversations and private meetings were leaked. here, it is very clear that trump's aides want to talk to him through the media. i don't know whether it's ivanka, but clearly there are people in different camps in this administration and they're trying to talk to him through the media. >> jonathan, before i let you

ozzie. ozzie is the name of the deck. we don't even have to plot a firing course.just sit here and shoot torpedos and see what happens. that's exactly what happened. he picked out a big cruiser and another large vessel, looked like a cargo vessel. this is the first. understand this ramshackle bunch of submarines they put in the water. she was already 12 years old. and a riveted submarine. did you hear what i said? riveted. what does that remind you -- the titanic was riveted. and look what happened to her. we had a submarine with a half inch pressure hull. they have two hulls. pressure hull and out of that on the other side of that is the ballice hull. >> and the japanese were involved, right? the japanese were there, too? coming up? >> okay. so the skipper says we're going to make ready tube one, two, three and four. torpedo tubes. here we go. we're going to shoot them. hallelujah. i'm so excited because this is what i wanted. i wanted to join the navy and get into the combat. so the skipper fires fire one, fire two. didn't even have to turn the sub. he fires two

i disagree with ozzie's comments a little bit. i think comey's actions were based on the release of the tapes. he said as much in the hearing, but it's kind of an opposite of a victory for president trump. you can't point to a single tweet that's been more costly for the president because by comey's own admission, he only decided to leak the most damaging details from his memos when he saw that tweet. and deputy attorney rod rosenstein only elected to appoint a special counsel when he saw the tweet. >> sara, i'm going to stick with you on this. earlier in the week, we heard from jared kushner for the first time publicly. here is a clip. >> our goal here is simple. we are here to improve the day-to-day lives of the average citizen. that's a core promise and we are keeping it. >> and that was palestinian and israeli leaders this week trying to broker middle east peace while facing new questions over russian connections and calls for his security clearance be revoked. what did we learn this week? >> it's interesting because jared kus

a new isis leader has emerged in northern afghanistan ozzy's ola is the son of a used baghdad hadi leader he was reportedly released from the infamous a bog room prison last year. has forced locals in the area in the region in afghanistan to fight for isis our reporter marut gaza the op is in afghanistan in the heart of the action the territory where ozzy zillah has been operating he has that story tonight. he owned this desert and those mountains lays islamic states newest caliph it the realm of warlord as azula he stars himself as a warrior of god others call him a heretic cruel and heartless. has murdered so many and besieged even more there is no end to his killing at least twenty five members of my family could people's heads off their legs arms and fingers some victims i couldn't recognize because of what they did to their faces i lost my son everyone lost their sons god said mum and i'm earning money is the most evil men in the whole and it is because of him that was tough he and poverty he brought his terrorists on homes and murdered everyone as azula is a second generation warlor

but ozzie osborne's wife, sharon, probably takes the cake. she had the come back every all time. put your face with musical icons. stick to what you know. lip gloss. >> oh, that hurts. that hurt. >> ya. >> i mean, 125 a t-shirt, too, i mean, you're ' making money off these guys, i agree with her. >> don't like don't you have a teen, you have to contact if you're using their likeness, their image, contact the folks of the estate. >> it would seem like somebody would tell them hey guys you can't do this. >> well, they know now. >> they've learned. >> yes. >> okay, adele might be saying good-bye to touring for good. no! >> say it ain't so. >> so, she included a handwritten note in the program for her show in london wednesday night. in it show wrote: i don't know if i'll ever tour again, so i want my last time to be at home. look that the one. so adele's announcement comes at the ends of 15 month tour for her grammy winning albumn 25. she still has three more shows left in already done, will perform her last show sunday. maybe she will say something. but the fact that she wrote that

let's bring in kaitlyn huey burns and ozzy, a political reporter from new york. ozzy, your reaction to the tweets the president made this morning, mostly the last one talking about his 50% approval, the one most accurate in the 2016 election, saying it's higher than president obama's. >> once they get into office, they turn away from polls. they say it doesn't matter. >> or six months away from the election, right? >> that's what you do when you're hosting a show, perhaps. that's what you do when you're campaigning, what your consultants are supposed to worry about, not the candidate. he is still wrapped in this idea that he has to be popular, that his decisions matter and he is somehow needing to validate, perhaps, his victory. >> do you think he's doing more than just playing into his base? is he trying to convince the general public of this? >> he's popular, ignore all the headlines. he's trying to tell his supporters and perhaps the public that there is something else going on here, that there is a disconnect between what you're reading in the papers and what

let's talk to ozzie now. re helping with the community aid effort there. thank you both for coming in. ozzie, that's extraordinary. these are events that have shaken us all but you have been so close to both? yes, it's a lot to mentally taken. too many tragedies happening at one time. just pulling together and doing the best we can do for our community and seeing what we can do to help out. you live very close to g re nfell tower. to help out. you live very close to grenfell tower. how close? i can see it from my garden. i could actually smell the fire. when you first know about the fire? probably around just after 11 o'clock. then i got a phone call from my younger brother saying there was a fire at grenfell tower. just cold friends to see if everybody was safe. to see what we could do to help out. we initially went down there just to help out victims that had left the building and to help evacuate the area as well. this was the morning after? no, this was the night it happened. you sort of saw... i saw the

foreign interventions ozzy's darkling view guy looks at the mission creep of washington's latest war. trump made it clear that defeating terrorism and putting an end to the trend of u.s. interventions in the middle east were top priorities so he opted for granting more power to the military what i do is i authorized by military we have the greatest military in the world ok but if it helps eradicate eisel what's the problem well first we have the us training and giving arms to a bunch of anti-government forces one of them the new syrian army would really like to topple assad then there's the syrian democratic forces largely consisting of kurds who would really love to grab more power from the government and eventually become independent so once i finish we will have fully trained armed to the teeth forces controlling significant chunks of syrian territory partially hostile to the government what could possibly go wrong so it seems in its effort to defeat beisel the u.s. could in fact be fanning new hotbed of tension if you like washington has a case of tunnel vision trying to solve onl

he said, ozzy, ozzy, did you see it? did you see it?> so he said, ozzy, did you see it? he said, i didn't see a thing, captain. of course not. the camera saw it. so when he looked, there was nothing there but when he developed the picture, this is what he got. this is what. >> -- that's a picture from a 1942 magazine. >> this is the first picture taken of an american submarine sinking an enemy vessel. this is going to sell bonds. in the usa. they want to know how the war is going on. >> what a great story. thanks, chief. that's awesome. [ applause ] and what a great panel, right? let's say thank you. >> back now live to the macarthur memorial visitors center in norfolk, virginia, for the event marking the battle of midway in world war ii. the afternoon session getting ready to start. we'll hear next from anthony tully, co-author of "scattered sword mpblt untold story of the battle of midwayment" he'll review new information about the japanese since that book's publication. live coverage continuing now on c-span3. >> good afternoon, ever

ozzy's caleb moore pointed to the streets of new york to find out how much ordinary americans know about the plight of civilians in braco . if you live in america and you follow the news related to syria here's what you've probably been hearing lately you've heard that the u.s. led coalition downed a syrian government jet because it was moving into the deescalation zone of al tam why they say that this syrian jet was posing a threat russia is obviously not happy now what you probably haven't heard about is all the civilians who died as u.s. led coalition forces are moving and rocca you probably haven't even heard of rocca you heard about what's happening in iraq i know. now. you heard about civilian casualties in iraq oh. i had think i have heard something about we have a video someone talking about it here is the end of the battle when the war planes come they strike multi-storied buildings where the terrorists are but they're also civilians in that house how can the plane strike then more civilians died than terrorists so civilians were either helping eisel or being used as hostages or

is there a couple, a gay married couple that we can kind of look and say, "oh, look, they're the ozzie and harriet of gay america," or that just does not exist? >> well, there are openly gay and lesbian people, and this is actually a very important point, and part of glaad's work. we want to promote images of folks who are gay, tell their stories, whether through entertainment, like the television show glee, in that narrative, very important. >> hinojosa: let's stop with glee for a second. from your perspective, as somebody who's watching the media and its treatment of gay and lesbian youth, what's so unique about what glee is doing? >> well, i got into a debate with a newsweek reporter recently about this. he thought that the show was bad for a gay folks. and he thought because the young man, the boy who likes to sing sometimes, you know, female roles, right, he's a very talented singer, that that was a bad stereotype. i look at that, and i think the interplay between the boy, who has come out as gay on the show... and it started out he hadn't told his family or anybody, and now he ha

we'll take you inside beverley home owned by ozzy osborne but he's not the only celebrity that lives>>> time now for "power house" as we bring in you inside a celebrity's home robert with more on this "power lunch" big crib. exactly. >> from oz to ozzy >> this $22.8 million estate in beverley hills that was once home to the osborne is designed around the property's private tennis court every inch of the 15,000 square foot residence was made for entertaining the fireplaces are all hand carved >> this one stands about six feet tall. >> there are nine bedrooms and marble covered bath. check out the grand movie theater and two lane boeiwling alley. >> the osbornes were not the only famous people who lived here actress melanie griffin. the home was built 1981. for $22.8 million, there is no place like home. if you don't have that $22.8 million, you can lease it for about 100 grand a month. it is sold for 1995 for 2.6 million so it is gone up since then if those walls could talk, during their interesting marital situations >> house has a lot of stories and fun. [ laughter ] >> and we asked

>> band member 1: we had ozzy osbourne's ozzfest this year. >> anthony: right. >> band member 1: that >> anthony: and the audiences, good audiences here? >> band member 1: they are kind of polite. >> anthony: they're polite? really? >> band member 1: they are really quiet and just watching us. and when we finish playing, they solemnly clap. >> anthony: really? ♪ you know, when i look at popular music, the, the stuff that's selling millions of records in america, it makes me angry, actually. >> band member 1: do you mean that you sometimes get angry with someone -- people? >> anthony: yeah, if i see nickelback, i want to kill myself. okay? i want to kill them and then i want to kill myself, and then i want to kill everybody who listens to them. okay? so, like, what's so funny? it's true. uh, like, i mean, who do you hate? what band do you hate? >> singer: mmmmm. >> anthony: a band that i would know. who's the worst band in the world? the worst popular band in the world. >> band member 2: my chemical romance. >> anthony: who? >> band member 1: my chemical romance. >> anthony: oh, my che

including ozzy osbourne, tupac shakur, and the notorious b-i- g.isters began selling the shirts online for 125-dollars each as part of their brand. several people related to the musicians complained saying they didn't have the right to put their faces over the musical icons. kendall and kylie have issued an apology and say the shirts are no longer being sold. (darya) a father sets up an ambush to catch a man who was having an inappropriate online relationship with his 15- year-old daughter. (mark) take a look... it happened in oklahoma last week. the girl's dad found sexual messages between his daughter and the 33-year-old man and reported it to police. the dad then learned that the two had planned to meet at his home, so he set up the ambush. he says the whole family was waiting for the guy to show up...

the fbi subsequently determined that the individual, chairwoman by the name of us ozzie, and his confederates are planning to do a bombing avenue city subway. that tip from 702 allowed us to avert a very credible and real threat against the new york city subway. part of the reason, it's a dated examples because we feel now that we're not going to reveal sources and methods that would help the adversary. but again it's a difficult process but we certainly appreciate the need for examples like this so you make people understand how we are actually using the authority. >> senator durbin. >> thank you, mr. chairman. first question, why are we here? i think we need to reflect a little bit on history. after the 9/11 terrorist attack the bush administration secretly began spying on american citizens in the united states without judicial approval required by the constitution and without the authorization from congress. years later this committee her dramatic testimony from former deputy attorney general jim comey about the efforts of white house chief of staff andrew card and white house counsel albe

sharon osbourne shared this picture of ozzie with it.. and a caption writing, this is disgusting and exploitation at its worse. the jenners tweeted an identical apology. these designs were not well thought out and we apologize to anyone who was upset or offended. the shirts were priced at $125 each. have been pulled from retail. and the jenners say they are taking their opportunity to learn from these mistakes. >> what do you think, matt? >> not saying anything. >> i think they made the right choice. >> i second that. >> dylan, thank you, by the way. >>> coming up, grammy nominee charlie puth. he has adoring fans on the con hi guys. in the desert.be here. at the mall. on the mountain. at school. at the beach. in the big easy. yeah yeah today i want to show you guys the next-gen chevy equinox. what do you think? that's pretty. pretty sexy. it looks aggressive. but not overbearing. it's not too big. not too small. seems like the perfect car for anybody. i would take it anywhere. she's a bad mama jama. (laughter) current qualified gm lessee

the wife of the black sabbath ozzie osbourne. stick to what you know.one and has been upset or offended. we are huge fans of their music in it was not our intention to disrespect these cultural icons anyway. they have since been pulled from retail and all images have been removed. we've used this as an opportunity to learn from these mistakes and again we are very sorry. the collection has since been pulled from their website. they put their faces on top of that. without their permission. in these musical artists have to give them permission for that. there is no depth to their dimwitted nests. >> bottomless pit. is it really such a big deal these days. there's a kiss army outside right now. someone is trying to trademark this. good luck with that. i think they are becoming increasingly uncool. they are trying to burnish their credit. we will watch that one. thank you. proof that you can have your avocado toast and eat it too. the new perks that they are using to deal with millennial homebuyers. when you're close to the people you love, does psoriasis e

. ♪ clayton: we got off the crazy train we couldn't play the ozzy osborne this morning.ng a pilot to the ground two others were inside the air balloon. the balloon landing safely later. no one suffering serious injuries there deer crashes head first into a pennsylvania paint store. man turning his back just in time as a deer burst through the window. watch this. shatters glass everywhere. surveillance video shows the stunned young buck sliding through the store trying to find a way out. picked up toiletries on way out. oh, the deer finally making its way to the exit, walking himself out. workers say he appeared that he was okay. he wasn't injured. sandra, pete. sandra, all right. thank you. accused nsa leaker reality winner that's the name. stating she wanted to burn down the white house. yet she was still able to get top secret security clearance. pete: how does this happen. and how many likes are within our security apparatus. washington attorney mark zad has represented whistle blowers and says winner is not a whistle blower. she is a criminal. he joins us now. good m

where coverage under 702 of a al qaeda corian in pakistan when that person was communicating with us ozziend or or a colorado who was passing along bomb making instructions and it was only through fisa that person was identified and without 702 i think it's a fair inclusion that it would have been very hard if not impossible to identify dazi at the time he was identified which was before he traveled to carry out a bombing on the subway. >> data that, i think i don't think there really is attention. i think 702 allows only the targeting of non-us persons overseas. no one has ever to my knowledge at least knows anything about the statute, has ever argued that it doesn't authorize the collection of communications that are exclusively overseas. it allows targeting of people who are non-us persons overseas and they communicate with people all over the world including in the united states and by the way, if they're trying to protect the united states, those communications may be of particular interest and i just actually don't see where the tension is there. it seems to me that 702, one of the v