i got them in jail. >> reporter: schaefer said he thought the tattoo white power would help him fit inbut he knew almost immediately after he got it that it want something he believed in or was proud of. >> i tried to keep them covered up. you know, be 100 degrees out and i'd be wearing long sleeves. >> so >> yeah. >> reporter: so now at south side tattoo in baltimore, he's doing something about it with the help of shop owner david cutlip. >> i just wanted to help people. >> they started the random acts of tattoo project. tuesday, cutlip offers services to people who want to erase their past. by having gang or racist- related tattoos removed. he said there is enough hate in the world, so the focus is to spread love. >> it makes me feel good. i sleep good at night. >> when the couple posted this, the postsent with viral. cutlass said he's received messages from hundreds of people around the world. and his schedule, that's booked up. >> it's life changing. really it's about making the community a better place. under there. >> reporter: and what will soon be his late father's favorite wor

colonel schaefer thanks for joining us.s so amazing that we had a visit by benjamin netanyahu and they were so much negativity in the press with the way that the israelis are treating the palestinians and i think we forget the enormous pressure that the state of israel is under and now iran with all this cash and now weapons from america in a position to really inflict serious harm and damage. sid you are completely correct and we have not considered the fact that the palestinians working through hamas and other organizations have done some really horrific things. the iranians were helping arm these groups with rockets and things like that. as you said we have helped make them flush with cash. this is going both ways. this is going back at the israelis. we know there's a horrific secondary effect and frankly we have to recognize charles the iranians are helping fund the north korean nuclear program which is a clear and present threat against our allies on our west coast. so be it by iranians by not actually requiring as par

: if toll cutters prepared planned to build a tower on jewelers removes forward schaefer may be forced to cut his losses instead. >> oh, absolutely, sure. 100 percent. >> reporter: schaefer's store, is one of the several rots the in the 700 block of sansom street the that would likely be demolish under the proposal >> jewelers row will stop to exist absolutely. >> reporter: toll botchers pitched a 16 story building but their new proposal features 29 store business two faces, one on jewelers road and other overlooking washington square west. >> it is a stupid idea. that is my opinion. it has always been. it is only benefiting several people. >> reporter: in an effort to halt project, preservation alliance of greater fail nominated three affected properties to the cities register of historic places and philadelphia historic commission could make its decision on friday. executive director paul stan key says apartment complex would change character of the street. >> we don't oppose development like this in general but we object to is destruction of the occupied successful tax paying buildi

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we are joined for the white house reaction and tony schaefer. we begin tonight with catherine herridge. catherine. >> thank you, martha. based on the reporting tonight, there is deep unease at the fbi over new law enforcement lakes amid the bureau's probe of former national security advisor mike flynn and the timing coming less than three hours under the president's new mac news conference, where he praised flynn and condemned the leaks. >> president trump: i have gone through all of the folks in charge that of the various agencies, and i have actually called the justice department to look into the leaks. those are criminal leaks. they are put out by people either in agencies, i think you will see it stopping because now we have our people. >> within the last hour, the cia issuing this statement on behalf of director mike pompeo that reads in part, "the cia does not, has not, and will never hide intelligence from the president, period. we are not aware of any instance in which that has occurred." today, a government official said that president

kqed's senior editor of california politics and government, scott schaefer, has more. >> congressman, welcome. >> thank you for having me back on. >> i want to ask you something that happened this week about donald trump, the president, of course, tweeting that perhaps u.c. berkeley should lose its funding as a result of of the protests and cancelation of a right wing speaker. he's threatened funding for sanctuary cities such as san jose and san francisco. as a member of the budget committee, is that just bluster to you, or how seriously do you take it? >> i certainly don't think my republican colleagues would go along with that type of intimidation. there are many people who believe in the first amendment. i'm hopeful that on the budget committee i will be able to convince republicans and democrats not to do that. of course i disagree with that. any of the president's tweets, that type of intimidation messages. >> on the other hand, there's a possible funding hit on obamacare, the affordable care act. the republicans have talked about repealing that. california gets about $15 billion

charles: colonel schaefer thank you very much. folks at home we appreciate you watching every night at 6:00 p.m.. if you can't watch a dvr. in the meantime lou dobbs. keep it right here. lou: president trump today following through on his campaign promises to take control of our borders. the department of homeland security announced criminal illegal immigrants are now the top priority and dhs had issued new guidelines calling for the hiring of 10,000 immigration and customs enforcement agents and another 5000 border patrol agents. >> we have to have a safe country. we have to let people -- lou: we will talk to radio talkshow host michael gallagher and political analyst gail trotter also to my president trump stands over religious freedom in a tour of the national museum of african-american history and culture. >> this is a meaningful reminder of why we have to fight bigotry, intolerance and hatred in all of its very ugly forms. we'll take up the presence calls for unity with pastorobert jefferson president trump this week offered

. >> the whole reason why i did bring my schaefer to work and it is not working. >> yes. >> so i can shave, so this is what you get. it is a one day thing. >> take a good look. >> the boss hatestation hair. >> yes, i will get a talking to after this. >> hello to the bosses. >> yes. >> we're glad you are here. >> glasses. >> you have been sick all week >> i have been under the weather. >> we're happy you were here. >> i didn't want to come back and get you sick. karen's under weather too. it is not high fault. >> if you come back to work, come back object friday. >> monday, i filled in for hike, i'm sitting here, you are just not connected and all these little chats and everything, but, i was check out. i saw there hike. it was a series of things. so i'm feeling better. >> good, i'm glad. >> you can enjoy the weekend. >> yes, oscars. >> they are this sunday. you don't need to be on the red carpet to celebrate the on s cars. we have some perfect tips for your viewing party, you will love it. hi, roberta. ♪ [one is the loneliest number that you'll ever do] ♪ nobody likes a dog with bad

the tunisian terror attack — tried to save her life. cases brought by the human rights lawyer phil schaeferhas named his team to face france in their opening match of rugby union's six nations championship. saracens forward maro itoje will start a test match for the first time at blindside flanker having been named as chris robshaw‘s replacement. tom wood and nathan hughes complete the back row. eliot daly will start on the wing in place of exeter‘s jack nowell, who missed two days of training this week due to personal reasons. he takes up a spot on the bench alongsidejames haskell who's also named in the replacements. after announcing his side, eddie jones addressed comments made by the former scotland and british lions coachjim telfer, former scotland and british lions coach jim telfer, comparing jones former scotland and british lions coachjim telfer, comparing jones to donald trump, saying the england crowd and team looked down their noses at the opposition. crowd and team looked down their noses at the oppositionlj crowd and team looked down their noses at the opposition. i don't think

naomi schaefer riley. it was a fascinating story because what sheet shows is that the bureau of indian affairs clings to control of the reservations even though all of the indians on this reservations were desperately poor. levels of alcoholism abuse you name it it is is out-of-control on the reservation. but the bureau will bureau will not change its policies a clings to control. and to me this was taking any bureaucracy to its limits. i said afterwards this is my libertarian streak. this is what they want to do it all of us. now you can have the floor. that is the reply to you. the staff only follows them selectively. as you know by disemboweling himself. he was about to be captured by seizure -- caesar. we are not to think to do that yet. when i found this i saw the piece in the times what does it matter. i instantly thought that the perfect commentator for the book forum would be the commentator we got. don is a professor and former dean at the school of public policy and university of maryland. also a

naomi schaefer, riley, you should have her come, it's a fascinating story because what she shows is that the bureau of indian affairs queens took control of the reservation even though the indian reservations are desperately poor. even though levels of alcoholism, abuse, you name it are out of control on the reservation but the bureau will not change its policies. it clings to control and to me, this was taking any bureaucracy to its limits. i said afterwards, this is my libertarian streak, this is what they want to do to all of us. now you can have the floor. >> i'll have to refer to you about cato. the staff only follows the cato the younger. as you know, he killed himself by disemboweling himself when he was about to be captured by senior and it is true that a lot of these colleagues with the president-elect, we're not ready, not too many of them do that yet. thank you. when i saw this look, this was published in the times, post, what does it matter? i honestly thought the perfect commentator for the book form would be our commentator don kendall. don is professor and forwarding in th

paul schaefer, ladies and gentlemen. >> the show making fun of itself and turning itself inside out that hanging around together. >> absolutely. >> would you like to hang around with me? >> nope. >> i'll say it again, this is the stupidest show -- >> i thought i would never want to do this show with you. >> now why? >> because you thought i was -- >> a [ bleep ]. >> there is one rule i keep trying to abide by, and unfortunately, i only get to it about 12% of the time and that is, it's only television. we're not doing cancer research. in the 40-year odd history of commercial broadcasting has taught us one thing, there's nothing sacred about television. >> steven is upstairs. >> dave, i was just curious, is there any way i can get mtv on this? >> that is just a monitor and all you can get on that is our show. >> oh, that's okay. >> there was a degree of cynicism that was needed in the art form and it was a cynicism that became common sense after a while because it never got old. >> i've watched johnny carson, and you are no johnny carson. [ laughter ] >> i'm bob mckenzie. this is my brothe