i will b ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> saul and cyrus, so the president is playing a spiritual and even realize. >> everyis put interest power based on our spiritual lens is a spiritual authority in that nation. tied to that is morality, ethics, not just a vision politically. they have a responsibility whether they know god, believe in god or not. we believe that all power is either directly placed thereby god or allowed for some greater purpose. >> so there's a greater purpose you believe. >> always, always. >> and if he devil delves enougo tell us. they wonder why donald trump is in the white house. given his behavior and what he does, they are thinking -- n there's many ways. >> and they don't need to understand, do they? >> there's many ways to look at it. many interpretations that you can look at this. i think for me, especially in my context and in the context of others, all right. what having a trump in office has done is and moral condition of our nation. we are being forced to have conversation that america has avoided having. it's a wonderful passage in the book of the prophet jeremiah where he

i agree with saul if he of it, he is putting his own future in jeopardy as well as the office. as you know, the first article ev of impeachment against president clinton was the allegation that he did not testify truthfully in the grand jury when saul was asking him questions. >> and speaking of which, i want to roll the tape and ask a question about this famous hospital. play it. >> whether or not mr. bennett knew of your relationship with miss miss lewinsky, a statement there was no section of any kind, shape or form with the president. was an utterly false statement, is that correct? >> it depends upon what the meaning of the word "is" is. >> by the way, saul, were you ready for that answer? did that catch you by surprise as much as it did the rest of us when we finally got to see it and hear about it? >> it caught me by surprise because i think that the president had done generally speaking a masterful job in the questioning, in the grand jury questioning. and i thought this was his one mistake and his biggest mistake. it came off sounding very poorly. >> so you asked that

linking north and south korea is in use again young wants to talk about next month's winter olympics but saulalso wants to discuss its nuclear program when next week's meeting ease tensions all make things well this is inside a story. around welcome to the program. north korea's leader kim jong un started of two thousand and eighteen by extending an olive branch to the country's southern neighbor and now kim's new year's day address has led to plan talks between the long time rivals delegations from the two nations will meet on choose day for the first face to face talks in two years during the vast time north korea has conducted three nuclear tests and fired more than forty messiahs including its most advanced yet but even as it calls for you do stand sions junk young insists it won't get rid of its nuclear program so how much can choose days talks really achieve we'll get to our guests in just a moment but first floor has this report from seoul. in a few days the truce village of panmunjom on the demilitarized zone that separates north and south korea will be a hive of activity representati

as the first week of two thousand and eighteen comes to an end thousands of michael and saul still on the streets of france waiting for permanent shelter president mike wrong vowed to clear the streets of rough sleeping migrants by the end of last year but his pledge seems to have fallen flat. but the first battle is to house everybody in a dignified manner by the end of the year i want no more women and men in the streets or in the woods last. artesia do both can speak to my coin flipping on the three still hoping to start a new life in france a new year may have begun but for these my quince the problem is still the same ahead is yet another freezing night on the streets of paris. the president said he wanted to resolve the problem by the end of the year it's not resolved in the neighborhood there are another thirty camps which are settled like this and these migrants are seeking asylum and there is a problem with violence between the people who are waiting in the queue at the reception center because they want to be the first whose fault is this. it's not the fault of the migrants

meryl streep took aim at trump one of the co-stars is nominated for his role in "better call saul."the industry for decades and had multiple shows before "saul" for which he won emmys for a writer and how does he find room in aworld so crowded with new material? take a listen. >> the challenge is there's so many projects that come out that come out that you can get lost in the plethora of options >> the sheer amount of content the number of things and if you're with amc, right, you get -- they really are going to invest in getting you -- getting your presence known over a fair amount of time and then you come back for a fourth season and you make a big deal out of that fourth season and they make weeks of a big deal out of it. right now you see a lot of people trading in the old model, the cable model for the netflix model, but i also think that there's going to be a value if i want people to know about my show i want people to have, you know, this company behind me and my idea that's going to tell everybody about my show for weeks and really make a big deal out of it and really try

but offers talks with saul. and sam is a down this is al jazeera live from doha also coming up iran's president breaks his silence over days of demonstrations saying people are free to protest but not commit violence. in israel's governing coalition calls for the alex ation of parts of the occupied west bank land the palestinians want for a future state i. welcoming in the new year's spectacular fireworks around the world as people celebrate the arrival of two thousand and eighteen. north korea's leader has issued a new warning to the united states saying his country's nuclear forces are no longer a threat but a reality kim jong un also used his annual new year's address to reach out to south korea he says pyongyang has weapons capable of reaching the entire u.s. mainland and the launch button is on his desk he also warned washington north korea has now completed its pushed. to become a nuclear force it's time to start mass producing nuclear warheads but the defiantly there made some unusually friendly remarks a

let's go straight to saul now and reuters senior correspondent josh smith it's good to see you could this moment there's a lump it diplomacy signal some kind of breakthrough and actually reduce tensions well that's certainly what officials here in seoul are hoping this is because something that south korean president. has been pushing for some time he has proposed to the americans for example to delay a major joint springtime military. drills until after the olympics they're hoping that. new year's speech maybe that opening that they've been looking for just a day to day per posed on january ninth to meet with north korean officials and discuss possibilities for their athletes visiting the games however there's been no response to that overtures from the north just yet ok and there's a bit of a time crunch as we mentioned earlier there's about a month away until those games how likely is it that the north will actually be able to send a team. well both sides do seem to be making at least some effort to make that happen obviously up until just a few days ago there had been no movement

sloppy steve has been dumped like a dog by almost everyone too bad breitbart chief executive larry saul of said in a statement on the website that bannon was quote a valued part of our legacy and we will always be grateful for his contributions. french actress catherine deneuve has criticized the me too movement for going too far as saying men should feel free to make advances to word women well in an open letter published in france of war and of a new puritanism as a result of the recent surge of sexual harassment scandals the actress is among one hundred women including.

equipo hotelero no les lleva comida el cinco de marzo es el combate entre gennady "ggg" golovkin y saúllet por acoso sexual y tensiones san josé pta policial en el área de tener unos detalles a las 11:00 de la noche y están en el lugar correcto a la hora indicada unidad de rescate de patente bomberos de casas salvo un niño atrapado que cayó a un arroyo el coche quedó sumergido hasta el techo aparentemente el menor puso el auto en marcha y terminó tres pies bajo el agua el niño resultó con heridas menores muchas gracias por acompañarnos más información a las 11 hasta entonces >> . >> este lunes. >> (hablan en inglÉs).. >> todos somos dreamers, camila cabello hace comentarios en los grammy, este paÍs fue construido por soÑadores. >> no salen jamÁs de casa, no encienden las luces, obligan a sus hijos a jugar en silencio, y reciben los sacramentos por telÉfono, en texas un millÓn y medio de indocumentados vive escondido, noticias telemundo les muestra cÓmo. >> ¿ quÉ pasÓ, marco antonio? encuentran al estudiante mexicano desaparecido con huellas de golpes y confundido, el grupo de policÍas q

it was a year in which saul the white house and trying an try an alternative facts into theti americanan lexicon and as a justification for what used to be simply called old-fashioned falsehoods. it was the year in which an unrelenting daily hassles on the constitutionally protected free speech was launched by the same white house and an assault that is as unprecedented as it is unwarranted. the enemy of the people is how the president called the free press in 2017. mr. president, it is a testament to the condition of the democracy that our own president uses words infamously spoken by joseph stalin to describe his enemies. it bears noting some thought this was the phrase enemy of the people that ethan mikita kirchhoff joined the soviet menace to party the phrase had been introduced by stalin for the purpose of annihilating such individuals and disagreed with the supreme leader. this alone should be the source of great change for us in this body especially for those of us in the president's party for the our shameful and repulsive and of course. the president has it precisely backwards.

awards better call saul wrote what is arguably the late chris farley's most iconic character. >> i liven a van down by the river. >> i struggled when i was a writer. i wrote the motivational speaker for chris farley. outside of that i didn't have a lot of success as a writer there. >> i never knew that. of course bob won two emmys for writing. he's doing okay. >> it's better call bob. >> still ahead all the fashion from the s.a.g. awards, the celebs instead of black went for bold. >> you can't touch this. >> and fries before guys. reese and laura dern give us a look at their pre show prep. >> yeah, long night. >> then margot robbie's honeymoon confession that had her husband blushing >> jay-z among the stars ♪ that is anna kournikova cutting loose to a song by her main man enrique. the couple went for a boat ride. that is happy, new parent happiness. >> i think so. anna birth to twins last month. can we take a look at her. hello body. she looks amazing. >> she had twins. >> unbelievable. >> she's happy. >> speaking of couples there's a lot of stars heading for the alter. ♪ >> ed sheeran

every crack of a shell, each saul tee slurp, every platter served at seafood restaurants in the chesapeakeot long ago, these shells would have been discarded. >> oysters used to be used for, um, like construction material to build roads. >> rereport marinescientists woe university of maryland, noah and oyster recovery partnership diss covered old oyster shells make pretty good nurseries for new babies. >> when they're juveniles, only about week old, they're about the size of a pepper grain. >> reporter: cleaned and aged, they end up here in massive tanks circulating with the chop tanks briny water. the tiny seed oysters feed for about week till it's time for planting back in the bay. millions of oysters and a lot along. >> pretty good -- like doing i100 degrees down, pouring down rain, it doesn't matter, we still do it. >> reporter: field specialist meghan moncasey navigates the planting reef maps and collects data about the sights and water quality. >> it's a lot going on at once, isn't it? >> feel like octopus at times. >> reporter: captain doug west guides the barge to each sight. >> ,

>> did he ever say, "that's all," but what he was really saying was, "that's saul"?ippie. they bring the ruckus every night. >> well, my ruckus is just fine, thank you. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: bring the ruckus! lily tomlin and jane fonda, everybody! the new season of "grace and frankie" returns to netflix this friday. we'll be right back with cole sprouse. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ depression is a tangle of multiple symptoms that can make you sad, feel tired, and have difficulty concentrating. trintellix is a prescription medication for depression. it may help you take a step forward in improving your depression. tell your healthcare professional right away if your depression worsens, or you have unusual changes in mood, behavior or thoughts of suicide. antidepressants can increase these in children, teens and young adults. do not take with maois. tell your healthcare professional about your medications, including migraine, psychiatric and depression medications, to avoid a potentially life-threatening condition. increased risk of bleeding or bruising may

even thougoesn't getfectedn i gets that sun will still aivate the saul we'tle bit of melting also the salt that's in the is keeping it soft so we will be able to push k. fee lia str t be retreated the num t > is staying during tps you see l peo outng tempe enjoying time in the snow. why notight tids pe piping the to belmaufairmount t sunshine. of course, fox 29 is your winter weather authority. be sure to stay with "good day philadelphia" weekendgrrt or7: a.m. la johnson and scott williams will have you covered for the weekend. >>> tonight investigators are looking into what started a bad fire at a south jersey restaurant. firefighters battling flames in bitter temperatures at vitale vitale's italian bistro in gloucester city. two alarm fire broke out on ninth street about 11:15 this morning. fortunately nos ar injurbeing reported>>> now a to community steppin up hel local volunteer hisamily respond to homeently when he found as hom on fire. siese us reporhi impacted not one but two families and tonight refigh j pe new jerseywell tells me the help from the communitys overwhelming.ve a

master pen man michael saul talked abo tnce of handwriting and how it shaped our society and c to our student's futures. david muir is next on channel 6. and "action news" continues at 10:00 on phl 17 with brian taff, and ducis rogers. and for cecily tynan and ducis rogers and the entire "action news" team, i'm jim gardner we hope you'll join us for "action news" at 11:00. more and more student debt is keeping people from doing what they love. (horn sound) ♪ ♪ like buying a home. ♪ ♪ (knocking sound) traveling. ♪ ♪ even getting married. ♪ ♪ at citizens bank we can help you refinance both your federal and private student loans. so you can start saving and get on with your life. ask a leader in student lending how we can help you reach your potential. >>> tonight, the deadly school shooting. the gunman opening fire inside a high school. at least two dead, more than a dozen shot or injured. police and ambulances rushing to the scene. >>> also tonight, the major headline in the russia investigation. robert mueller now reaching right into president trump's cabinet. interviewing attorney ge

this game saul or is all or nothing. the outcome will be a step closer to the super bowl or game over. >> it's not going to end today. i was at the last super bowl in jacksonville. not going to end today. we're going to come home with a squeaker but we're going to come home with a win. >> reporter: and this battle of the birds every eagles fan that we spoke to predicted a win over the falcons. now, right now, there is plenty more game. i just heard another cheer from the fans back there, many of them hoping that in fact that prediction comes out true that they get a win over the falcons and their season continues. reporting live outside lincoln financial field, alycia nieves cbs3 "eyewitness news." >> all right, alycia thank you so much. >>> now let's take a look at the score right now. eagles are trailing late in the first half 10 to six. still lots of game to be played out there. >>> the battle of the birds means big business. eagles fans are flying high and eagles gear is flying off store shelves. local restaurants ar

saul is a fictional woman who typifies berlin get this the film brownlow run of course and character in a blue angel was also named lola we've never met this woman she called me and sometimes she runs and brings us new inspirations. international musicians also regularly perform and lolo is here and evelyn think art and culture go well with hungary's national dish. see our stock first and back deck no i don't feel that here with. europe at its best your imax brings you the highlights on instagram stunning landscapes spectacular buildings and mouthwatering delicacy our reporters are constantly on the look out with their cameras we look forward to your comments check out our your max instagram stories and discover how exciting and diverse europe can be. follow was on instagram. finally this week in our series we're doing a tour of some of the most beautiful winter resorts around europe and how you can have a top of the line active holiday at each of them in our final episode we're headed to the pitstop valley in austria and this is somewhat interesting for beginners on the slopes becau

. >> reporter: in his resignation letter meehan expressed regret over the use of those words saul mate. he decided to stand down after speaking with his wife and three sons. he's the focus still of house ethics committee investigation. i'm jeff cole, fox 29 news. >>> students at pollock elementary school releasing balloons in memory of one their own. 11-year-old jordan per should know passed away of natural causes a few days after christmas. students and family gathering to release the balloons in memory of the sickth greater. the ceremony held to help students and staff of the school continue to heal. >> this gave the children here at the school an opportunity to do their goodbye to jordan. jordan at a young age 11 years old had such a huge impact on so many people it's almost up believable. >> many said it looked mayest tick when the balloons went up in the air like stars going up into heaven. >> back to your fox 29 weather authority now. let's take live look down the shore in cape may. not a night to be outside down the shore tonight. but there is hope temperatures are going to warm

so that's plenty of time to get your saul and get your shovels and get prepared if you already aren't. reporting live in fairmount, leisha nieves, cbs3 white news. >> alicia, thank you. >>> ice jams on the delaware river still causing flooding concerns this noon. chopper three over route 29 in trenton just a short timing a the new jersey department of transportation says the southbound memorial drive and market street exits are closed because of flooding. close by us coast guard ice breaker could be seen cutting its way through the frozen delaware. flood warning in that area has expired. drivers are still urged to use caution. >>> as we continue to deal with winter weather our morning team we'll be up extra early tomorrow mo this latest round of snow. we hope to see you at 4am tomorrow morning right here on cbs3. >>> if you're still looking for a seat for sunday game you'll have to buy it from a third party reseller. eye tickets for the eagles vickings game went on sale at sn minutes. the eagles are still the under dogs in the game if you trust the stats. the odds makers give the bird

before it was hungary and last low nam ish with son of saul so european cinema is very present. the president. sees her go plays a woman who loses her husband and child in a right wing terror attack she gave a heart rending portrayal of pain felt by those left behind. but within the fade you can clearly sense the influence of american independent cinema it's martin scorsese is fatty hawkins big role model and naturally lead actress deanna kluger has enjoyed international success for years and worked with hollywood directors like quentin tarantino and vault and papers and. so i think that contributed greatly to in the faith winning the golden globe. golden globe. kerger made her acting debut with a hollywood blockbuster in two thousand and four she played helen involved on paper since troy alongside orlando bloom and brad pitt. in two thousand and nine she appeared in quentin tarantino's inglourious basterds. in the fade was her first german language film and it's now a golden globe winner in the fade is also nominated for an academy award will it take home the best foreign langu

my name is elizabeth saul and i work at steve. the from. this is news live from hungary as prime minister fires a broadside germany's chancellor angela merkel viktor orbán tells german conservatives that people who have no right to live in new york union should be sent packing.

"the wall street journal" saul "the great california exodus." the economist of london pronounced us "the ungovernable state." and the business insider simply said "california is doomed." even today, you will find critics who claim that the california dream is dead. but i am used to that. back in my first term, a prestigious report told us that california had the worst business climate in america. in point of fact, personal income in 1975, my first year as governor, was $154 billion. today, it has grown to $2.4 trillion. in just the last eight years alone, california's personal income has grown $845 billion and 2.8 million new jobs have been created. very few places in the world can match that record. [applause] that is one of the reasons why confidence in the work that you are doing has risen so high. that contrasts sharply with the abysmal approval ratings given to the united states congress. certainly our on-time budgets are well received, thanks in large part to the lowering of the two-thirds vote to a simple majority to pass the budget. [app

ok but let's say iran helped save five dots from isis take over and then helped iraq his take was saul send advisors like you've sat they certainly sent materials now that the fight against isis is in its final hour are the iranians just going to go home i mean what kind of gratitude can they call fact they surely didn't just help you out of a good will and we'll ask nothing in return that doesn't work this way. well. came to save baghdad did it with the material they have supplied in a new june two thousand and fourteen when they separated it within twenty four hours. the and also they have send the advisors to the country this as saying those to the the popular mobilization forces so the now they are ready to go back home i don't think we would need them if we if we will if you ask them if we ask them to go back home they will go back home but they are not and the dark out america is not in the police their only in the public but we don't know as human i question was about what's about a different thing what do you think the iranians will ask iraq in return for their help they certai

. >> which led me to tiffany's veterinary sign class at saul high school in roxborough. they used tunnels and tubes and walkways to train critters. meet rick the rat. for purposes of our little lesson we'll assume he's a patriots fan. rick is only learned how to walk through short straight segments of tunnels. >> welcome to minneapolis. >> then there's nala the ferret pretty clearly eagles fan nala fully understand haas thou navigate our miniature minneapolis sky way with all its twists and turns. >> welcome to the super bowl. hooray! >> 5 degrees would you epp joy being in a tum like that? >> yes. it's better than walking outside in 5 degrees, yes. >> reporter: tiffany it says a different of how different animals and football fans learn. rick the rat just want add tre treat. >> nala hard worker i want to find out what's going on and go through the entire game plan. she's going to take the full tunnel through. that would be eagles fan. >> yes. >> he'll guess-! >> reporter: be surprised how difficult it is to teach a ferret how to spell eagles. i hope our lesson will help

that saul i wanted to bring with this album and hopefully i could feel that again and see everybody dancing everybody moving. so (applause) i would like to dedicate this award to them, they are my heroes. they are my teachers, they laid the foundation. this album wouldn't exist if it wasn't for these guys that have written these songs. you know, i had to sprinkle a little mars sauce on it. and this is for them, i love you guys, thank you so much, i don't know, it's incredible. thank you, guy, thank you, grammys. >> ken, i love you, neil, thank you for inviting me to the grammys. i will see y'all soon. thank you guys. >> that's our show ladies and jerks thanks to all the artists, thank you to new york city, we'll see you next time, good night and god bless! captioning sponsored by cbs captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ everywhere i go they be like. ♪ everywhere i go they be like. ♪ now, now, now. ♪ now watch it, break it. ♪ down like. ♪ come on hi. can you help me save on my energy bill? old appliances. like a hot water heater? it's around here somewhere. nope.

this latest rupture happened on the 1100 block of up saul street east mount airy.ws spread salt across the street to make sure the water didn't turn to ice. >>> a gas leak briefly forced people out of their houses in into the bitter cold in cobbs creek this morning. the evacuation happened on the 100 block of hobart street about 3 o'clock. septa sent buses so neighbors could stay warm and no one was hurt. the gas leak is now repaired and fixed. >>> police are investigating a deadly crash meantime in delaware county. they say two cars collided in upper darby overnight killing one person and sending another to the hospital. it happened at township line road and lansdowne avenue just before 1:30 this morning. police say the victim is a 46-year-old man. the surviving driver is in critical condition. >>> remembering a pioneer in space travel tonight. nasa says one of our country's new moon walkers has passed away. john young died this morning from pneumonia. last night actually in houston. his career was filled with firsts. young was on the first gemini mission. he comm

the fact there are these identity tarion culture that is grueling again inside the russian saul brings itself. distance between yourself and our societies this distance is under the line and by sword to criticism that is similar to the criticism of mostly integra least people. the west with valueless societies the west materialistic the west against through the holy values around which a community is formed no these go. behind the soldier in it's in the holy notion of the mother russia. and it creates actually a distance this is something that they found the frightening because they diffusion of this kind of criticism really creates. a deep again but image mr mudd if i may interject here i think this is a very interesting observation i think it's also very true but i would point to what lies at the root of. jihadist sentiment toward the west is not on cultural separation but primarily in this the sounds of and just as the sense of an indignity the bloodshed the suffering that western countries brought into many arab society i'm sure they were driven by good intentions the west always t

my name is elizabeth saul and i work at cedar. are you up to speed on the latest technology. know when it may be time for an upgrade this becoming part of the future. become a cyborg i'm a cyborg so i've created a new sense and a new organ and i've designed my perception of reality implants that make every day life easier. i use my cancer on a daily basis that optimize the human body and connect people more effectively. i hope that this would make us more ethical persons what would life be like as a cyborg because most folks who at the end of the day these technologies can be used against us and what do you think will happen society does this human race really need an upgrade i think it's only the beginning of this cyborgs human machines starting february first on t w. you are connected to the whole world. experience outstanding shopping and dining offers and try our services. be our guest at frankfurt airport city managed by from. the syrian opposition will not attend a peace conference next week in russia a speaker. said the moscow back talks were an attempt to undermine th

the fact there are these identity tarion culture that is gruelling again inside the russian saul brings itself a. distance between yourself and our societies this distance is under the line and by saud to criticism that is similar to the criticism of mostly integra least people. the west with valueless societies the west materialistic the west against through the holy values around which a community is formed now these go. behind the soldier in its. the whole the notion of the mother russia. and it creates actually a distance this is something that they found the frightening because they diffusion of these kinds of criticism really creates. a deep a gap but it made mr mudd if i may interject here i think this is a very interesting observation i think it's also very true but i would point to what lies at the root of. jihadist sentiment toward the west is not some cultural separation but primarily in this the sounds of and just as the sense of an indignity the bloodshed the suffering that western countries brought in too many arab society i'm sure they were driven by good intentions there

when it comes to their military might is saudi arabia and the saudi delegation was in moscow king saul mon of course as well they agreed with russia on a deal as well china wants to buy it india too and perhaps as we understand now that list will get longer it sounds like it's a very. piece of equipment what are the advantages of this particular system well i can tell you that for now internationally by experts it is described as one of the most advanced air defense systems in the world and perhaps that explains the demand as you were saying but i can tell you that currently it is the russian air defense shield for the russian army units in syria so let's take a look at a bit of the s four hundred in action. i. i. i i i. i i. i. i i. so to just for you to get an idea of some of its features the s four hundred can be hit to eighty targets at the same time the range is more than four hundred kilometers and also the targets can be travelling at a speed of almost five kilometers per second and still in that case the s four hundred will be able to eliminate these kind of targets in terms of

and while they can have roadways sauled after a break, smashing ice and digging out vehicles is not something they do. >> the water department has to melt the ice. >> reporter: water department has averaged about 20 water main breaks day for the past week with well over a hundred breaks already repaired. a spokesman says, cars are being locked in by ice after breaks all over the city. >> get it fixed. get it fixed. >> i would call 311 like 20 times a day. >> reporter: now the water department was expected to have a crew on the scene sometime tonight. if they can find where that water is coming from. they'll shut it off. iain? >> let's hope they do, dave. thank you. as we take live look at rehoboth beach, remember "good day philadelphia" starts at 4:00 a.m. we've already got dozens of school delays for tomorrow. they're sure to be some more in the morning. bob kelly will be watching for all those jammos. happening right now, funeral range. >>> are set for the philadelphia firefighter killed in the line of duty over the weekend. mourners will pay their respects for lieutenant matt letourneau at

speaker ryan, when the house republican conference met after the election, saul there was some possibility that republicans could actually vote to bring back earmarks. swampier manyng earmarks. there is nothing -- that is why this is become such a big issue. we need to have some public discussion about it, but i think it would be a terrible mistake. i think the republicans generally are not in great shape this year. this would make it even worse. if all the taxpayers are up an uproar over these comments. host: we are talking to citizens against government waste president thomas schatz about the possibility of returning earmarks to congress. democrats can call (202) 748-8000, republicans, (202) 748-8001, and independents, (202) 748-8002. you mentioned speaker ryan. this week, he sat down with steve scully and talked about earmarks. >> i was one of the guys who authored the ban on earmarks. among our frustration members that the responsibility of the person has been ceded to the executive branch to bring much. i have concerns about the old had,armark process we which i helped stop. i do beli

for the democratic saul of their government and of their country and their wives we are looking at an extreme religious right wing that wants purity and exclusion even of people from people like mr beilin who is a liberal and a real democrat mr bait and i do want to bring you in here because i asked religion really who could be an alternative to the u.s. as a mediator in peace talks and we talked about who can no longer play that role that i guess that's one of the big problems in this peace process is who can replace the u.s. which is no longer seen as an honest broker mr bayle spoke of arab states who have who are not championing the palestinian cause like they might one says mahmoud abbas did speak about possible alternatives the arab initiative the roadmap but do you think israel would be interested in these initiatives where there was where they get a normalizing of ties from arab states when that seems to be happening anyway somewhat behind the scenes because they ally the united states wants arab gulf states in the region to normalize ties with israel. yeah but there's no secre

mom ok but let's say iran helped save five died from isis takeover and then helped iraq his take was saul send advisors like you've sat they certainly sent materials now that the fight against isis is in its final hour are the iranians just going to go home i mean what kind of gratitude can they call fact they surely didn't just help you out of a good will and we'll ask nothing in return that doesn't work this way. well they came to save baghdad did it with the material they have supplied in in june two thousand and fourteen and when they separated it within twenty four hours the the and also they have sent the advisors to the country this has sent train those to the the popular mobilization forces so the. day i did you go back home i don't think we would need them if we if we were if you ask him if we ask them to go back home they will go back home but they are not and they had not gotten there are not enough police there only in the pub but we know more such as your my question was about what's about a different thing what do you think the iranians will ask iraq in return for their help

theyates from saul says want both nations to march together at the games.s are holding talks the joint security area on their heavily fortified border. our north asia correspondent joins us. what has been the prevailing mood? but howls significant, much can we believe that this is a breakthrough. it is significant, given how frosty the relationship had gotten of the last year, especially with donald trump in the white house and the back-and-forth between pyongyang and washington. to have this breakthrough, a thought, if you well. the north koreans shows that they had frozen relationships with the south. and has come a long way. the main delegation from saul, which arise this morning for the two are drive, has not come back across this bridge. this is the main the unification bridge that goes into the joint security area that is jointly controlled by the two countries. it's part of the dmz. thehe peace village, and peace house is where they are having those discussions where earlier to say -- earlier today, the low hanging fruit, where north korea will send

president finally accepted saul's request to postpone joint military drills during the olympics but despite the u.s. taking credit for a potential deescalation of the crisis but dean for durham school law school tom brokaw thinks the white house has actually only made things worse. to have dialogue between north and south korea didn't start a year ago when trump was elected president they've been going on for some time and i think you know the white house has probably something close to nothing to do with this with these steps i think this is something by the efforts of others and not of him i think here to the white house and help this progress happen that the white house has really done a lot to endanger it and i think it's a credit to both sides in north and south korea that they've got to stick to open talks to open dialogue and and one only hopes for the sake of the people who live on the korean peninsula that some good comes out of that irrespective of what tweets come out of from donald trump. despite progress being made on the diplomatic front and donald trump hasn't pulled any punc

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