and yet steve king last week, the eminently quotable steve king says, if we're going to put out the baitourself into the military, put on the uniform of the united states, take an oath to uphold our constitution, which may or may not mean anything to them, and now we're going to reward you with citizenship, i think it's just a bizarre thing to do. it's like one step forward with this bill, 673 steps back for the republican party. >> alex, there's just an block here with the republican party, with one segment of the republican party for doing anything on immigration. what's so ironic, alex, there's a long history of serving in the u.s. military forces going back to the late 1800s. in fact, if anything, it frustrates me that this bill only looks at the military portion of it because, yes, latinos do serve their country, but they're also diverse set of skills latinos can contribute, and frankly the demand for latino is very diverse. there may be a demand in the military, but what about the service industry, the health care industry? they're totally ignoring the demand side of immigration. >

was any process that it has begun, it is totally sighmied. >> you do have these characters like steve kingso have a significant chunk of the republican base that is not interested in comprehensive immigration reform and that's the bigger problem for the party as a whole. that's who you saw in the crowd booing jeb bush when he was mentioned up there at the freedom summit in new hampshire. >> you know at that moment, all the moderate republicans were like don't boo that guy! or maybe. i don't know, i wasn't there. but that's what i'd think. >> there seems to be a lot of angst for jeb bush among certain segments of the republican parties. >> and so i can understand that if they're hearing donald trump speak. thank you both for your time. >> thank you. >>> coming up, as the assad government hands over another batch of chemical weapons, there are disturbing new reports of a poison gas attack in central syria. the details on that are coming up next. little things, anyone can do. it steals your memories. your independence. insures support. a breakthrough. and sooner than you'd like... ...sooner t

and so steve king's not dead wrong. let's keep more americans alive, and if i need to go to those states and have those debates, that's what i will do. but i call upon our committee chairs, especially, to defend the jurisdiction of our committee and if you're chairing a subcommittee or a committee in the united states house of representatives that happens to be the judiciary committee, the rule of law and the constitution are eventual. i also expect and call upon those who have that special charge to renew their vigorous defense of the rule of law, the jurisdiction of the committee and the supreme law of the land, the constitution. and with that, mr. speaker, i'd yield back whatever balance i may have. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields. for what purpose does the gentleman seek recognition? mr. king: mr. speaker, i move the house do now adjourn. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. the question is on the motion to adjourn. those in favor say aye. those opposed, no. the ayes have it. the motion is adopt

steve king happened to use this in a speech yesterday and he was told the four core principles resinate with the number of people. the congress king used it. he is not a contributor to the book. we went through all of the 17 people from michael balloon to don rumsfeld and we found these principles flowed through all of them. even iran brook. these core principles resinate. and i think we get too caught up in trying to fight each other over policy differences. >> you said the american revolution was more of an evolution than a revolution. i think kirk said something similar. are your thoughts on the declaration and is that something the people should be united on? >> that is a good question. my wife is an attorney a believes in black letter law. that is a question beyond my ability. but i will tell you we live in two nations almost. pew research, a great organization, did a piece of work recently and asked people what they felt about abortion in almost all cases. 75% of people in the northeast said abortion should be in almost every case. 60% of people in the south disagreed with that. g

they have an excuse to make republicans bridges to the formal complaint to the un accusing us of steve king has precedence when asked during a test obligation to issue doctor and patient the diplomats go to work at the women's new york headquarters. what does that the private use on legislation was accompanied to the signing statements he she still went on to the coast to see it as unconstitutional a fall at the communal will be used as garden suddenly decision has proved to be a couple in the foreign relations between the us under rome's me more for a regime that represent us on the pony with countries that control to negotiate a diplomatic solution to a rustic program opening is deteriorating relations during the tenure of seven to present my mood with vintage ads. what was their varied opinions on the streets of mine just that after the sudden announcement that david moyes was noted on governments to know if this team manager was brought in at the end the twenty thirteen season one set eyelets but this time was up to twenty six years coldplay is this there is a club seem to be no play fo

a brave tackle by assistant principle steve king that ended the ordeal. >> mr. king immobilized him, pinned him down. i jumped on top of him as well and just held down his wrists and arms. >> cuffed by a school security guard, he reportedly told police he wanted to die but so far, no clear motive for either authorities or his stunned family. >> my first thing, everyone injured today, i hope they recover as quickly as possible. >> they are puzzle pulled. they never saw this coming. this is not a dysfunctional family. >> his lawyer told the associate press his client had no history of mental illness and had never been in trouble before. >> he's confused, scared, depressed. you know, within the next few days, we will try to figure out what the heck happened here. >> he has been charge did as an adult with four counts of aattempted homicide and 21 counts of assault. >> officials paraded bravery ofstuents who pulled a fire alarm. others rushed in to the victims' aid. >> there are a number of heroes. students who stayed with their friends and did not leave their frien

. >>> steve king says it's time to scrap the irs replacing everything with a flat tax. ", our federal system is broken beyond repair. americans are hit too hard by taxes and our current economic crisis cannot and will not be solved with further tax spending. the fair tax eliminates the irs and every other current form of taxation as well. larry o'connor, radio host in washington, d.c., kirsten powers is a fox news contributor. a lot of people are cheering at home right now, the two of you, because they're thinking, no more irs! but is it a reality, larry? >> it's not a reality, unfortunately this building behind me is full of politicians. this one solution could solve so many things in our government that the american people really hate. and that is the special influences -- special interest and the influence they have. and people hate doing their taxes. it shouldn't be so complicated. it shouldn't be so hard. >> doesn't he have a point, kirsten? is this one thing that republicans and democrats could agree on? doing your taxes in 2014, almost impossible to do by yourself? >> yeah, i t

that is home to steve king who has made over the years many aggressive comments about immigration andllary clinton, and i spoke with congressman bruce brayley about her, and he did not go so far to say that he would support her if she got in, and he said that first she has to decide to run. >> and for the first time this weekend, she was interview and opening up publicly about the fai faith. >> well, in the last couple of weeks she has been talking more personally, and offering a window into the decision-making process of whether she wants to run in 2016, and people who say that they know whether or not she is going to run doesn't know the truth. at the end of the day, it is clear that she is thinking about it. i remember a month ago, one of the clinton advisers said that she may believe that she has a decision, by the train may be far away where the the station. >> and what about elizabeth warren, because she said that she is not running, but she is having a big impact on the 2016 race. >> yes, and you can see the difference of elizabeth warren and the hillary clinton in the whole wa

wooing the evangelical right, and the social conservatives and the voters who elect say for example steve kingeb bush said about immigration may not be so welcomed. >> kasie hunt, thank you. we want to bring in political consultant, and msnbc consultant jason stanford and also bush 41 aide joe watkins. thank you both for joining us. is sarah palin still a threat in her ability to fire up the base, and raise money, jason? >> no. she is not an informant of policy, and her smug remarks are not putting her at the top of the polling, and in fact, her endorsements are not winning, a bd no better place to see the winning influence than in her home state of alaska where she would lose a hypothetical senate race against mark begich. >> and jason, she raised some eyebrows when she defended waterboarding and double-downed on it when she spoke with our kasie hunt. take a listen. >> well, if i were in charge, they would know that waterboarding is how we baptize terrorists. >> would i make it again? >> would i make it again? absolutely. te errorists want to annihilate innocent american and children, and wha

dyson, i watched some of that hearing last week, that house hearing, and steve king, louie gohmert, theymaking the case that eric holder has not gone after people that are democrats. that eric holder has allowed people that he's had targeted investigations in a targeted focus from the justice departme department, and were very disrespectful. that's what he was talking about. it's fox news and it's also these representatives who we're talking about that have turned it into the racial discussion here. so how should the president and the attorney general handle this kind of arena going into the last several years of his presidency and also tenure as a.g.? >> maybe it sheds unintended light upon the modus operandi that the white house has adopted and to a certain degree the attorney general in regards to race. the frustration of the african-american, latino, and other people of color about the inability of the president to speak plainly and boldly about issues of race may be revealed here. his strategy may be that the moment i talk about race in america, it become s exacerbate. there's more

in a meeting with him, along with dana rohrabacher, steve king, a few of us were meeting with some of the northern alliance leaders, and since we knew about that last final battle where the northern liance went after the last stronghold of the taliban, elevated high up in a hill or mountain, and the general through an interrupter -- interpreter explained, he knew that if they sent people on foot, they'd never get there. there'd be too many bullets and rocket-propelled grenades. they'd never make it to the taliban stronghold. and they knew if they could get there and route them there, that that would be the end of the organized taliban, at least for quite some time. so the general realized the only way to have a shot at getting there was for around 1,000 horsemen to go charging up that hill, up toward the strong hold -- stronghold, with bullets, rocket-propelled grenades, all kinds of things coming at them, but he knew that if they would move quickly enough, they might get past those and be able to destroy the last stronghold of the taliban. they did lose many of the northern alliance

. >> he's a king maker with steve carr rel, and stephen colbert.e has made some of the biggest stars in comedy. how he's handling the big move 37. >> this is going to come as a shock to you. >> you're ending your show. >> jon, please, i'm ending my show. don't beg me to stay. >> all right. >> you see, there is no mountain left to climb. it's clear to me that i've won television. at this point -- [ applause ] jon, jon, at this point i'm just running up the score. >> it's obviously -- it's not really a contest. >> not anymore, jon. because you see, jon, almost nine years ago i promised to change the world, and together i did it. >> it's pretty good, right? >> in the words of charlie sheen, winning. >> winning. true. tiger blood. >>> ronald mcdonald is trading in his oncy for cargo pants. check out the red blazer, spiffy, the bow tie, where's waldo rugby shirt. he could move to williamsburg. he's ronald mcdonald the hip stir. >> this the old ronald scott outfit? >> that was different with the cup on the nose. mcdonald reacting to a drop in sales, and

the national holiday that was finally enacted after a four year struggle led by coretta king with some help from steve wonder and a host of characters who are traced in my story. but-brook kept dishing out this old conspiratorial king consorted with communists stuff, denouncing king as a figure worthy of elevating to a position of national hero recognizing on the level of full guaranteed day off as officials federal policy to educate this man to the level of george washington and christopher columbus and jesus of nazareth, was horrifying to this guy and he tried to convince his colleagues in congress there were only two people who oppose the king holiday and took that strategy and opposing his character. things had changed by the 70s and 80s. there was larry mcdonald from suburban atlanta, georgia who was a democrat and a member of the john birch society continued to denounce king as a communist. finally there was jesse helms from north carolina who stayed out of the king holiday battle at least, floor of congress until the end when he stole the headlines by squaring off against ted kennedy and saying

steve: oh, yeah. no. >> jimmy: you never heard of it. [ laughter ] good song. they're going to come out and they're gonna rock it out. what song are they going to do? "kingghttime world," right? >> steve: ooh. >> jimmy: "destroyer", i think i saw, right? that's gonna be fun. >> questlove: yeah. >> jimmy: it's going to be fun. kiss, they're going to be in full make-up and everything. >> steve: really? >> steve: come on. yeah. >> jimmy: i'm excited for that. it's rock 'n' roll hall of fame week. everyone's in town. it's so exciting. [ cheers ] >> steve: come on. >> jimmy: speaking of the rock 'n' roll hall of fame, let's talk about the show tonight. we have a great show. she's an academy award-winning actress. she's beautiful, she's talented, fun, she's a voice in the new animated film "rio 2", anne hathaway is here tonight. >> steve: come on! [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: so fun. friend of the show. good friend of our show. also joining us tonight, this guy is unbelievably funny. he always brings the stuff. always brings the goods. he has the sequel to his "a haunted house" movie. did you see "a haunted house?" the other one? hilarious. it's like a ta

that, plus a conversation with one of the most well connected gop king operatives out there, steve schmidt is ahead. >>> let me take you blind the curtain. i was going to start straight you have by playing a sound bite from donald trump, but i feel like that's the kind of thing you need to warn somebody about. so consider yourself warned. donald trump coming up. >> you know, i heard jeb bush the other day, and he was talking about people that come into this country illegally, they do it for love. and i said, say it again. i didn't get -- that's one i've never heard before. i've heard a lot. i've heard money. i've heard this. i've heard sex. i've heard everything. the one thing i never heard of was love. >> in case you were wondering what the ridiculous professional troll's take on immigration was, there it was. here's the thing, it worked. the audience in the room with donald trump sided with him over jeb bush. what was that room? well, it was that. that new hampshire's freedom summit. sponsored by citizens united and the koch brothers backed americans for prosperity. a little bit of a pag

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steves: westminster abbey. this most-historic church in the english-speaking world is where kings and queens have been crowned ande 1066. while it was first built in the 11th century, much of what we see today is 14th century. when there's a royal wedding, the world looks on as, amid all this splendor, thousands of britain's glitterati gather under these graceful gothic arches. the centerpiece is the tomb of edward the confessor, who founded the abbey. and surrounding edward are the tombs of 29 other kings and queens. this is the tomb of queen elizabeth i. her royal orb symbolizes she was queen of the entire globe. the abbey is filled with the remains of people who put the "great" in britain -- saints, musicians, scientists, and soldiers. for lovers of english literature, strolling through poets' corner can be a pilgrimage in itself. king henry vii's lady chapel, with its colorful windows and fanciful banners, has the festive air of a medieval pageant. the elaborate ceilings is a fine example of fan vaulting, a style that capped the gothic age. at the far end, a wall of modern stained glass marks the royal air fo

king ranch. that's what i'm talking about. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ that's beautiful! >> steve: new truck! new truck! >> steve: new truck! >> steve: #newtruck. [ laughter ] >> steve: better get some monster cables in there. >> jimmy: oh, my god, you hook up those monster cables. >> steve: gonna get my mac, gonna listen to music. >> jimmy: music. i mean, how you gonna watch the tv without using monster cables? >> steve: oh, it's like watching garbage. >> jimmy: you gotta get -- it's like watching garbage. [ laughter ] you gotta get gold-plated ones. >> steve: oh my gosh. >> jimmy: if you don't got it, you fool. wear them around your neck. you take your wife out, you give it to her, put it around her neck. >> steve: yeah. >> jimmy: romantic monster cables. >> steve: yeah, yeah, yeah. [ laughter ] yeah! >> jimmy: yeah, why not? >> steve: i get mine in the smithsonian. >> jimmy: what's that? >> steve: i get mine in the smithsonian. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: you go to the smithsonian? >> steve: yeah. >> jimmy:you gotta get the monster cables. [ laughter ] so anyways, i picked out the truck, i have

king who scored twenty one against uconn. he took over the number ten spot on the all time scoring list and the lakers guard steve nash has mark jackson for third in all time assists. now let's end with when they stop bball match up the next in heroes post abt of tigers in local now first in a neck since course i didn't keep it going and coming film roll holders now the day get a couple runs to come a little close but the next and he gets another shot in the six people were laid in a foreign accent. he had three in the seventh make it interesting and easy to set the next day at the bottom of the year. and that he had the other games we had auntie defeating from the sixty two lg overlook this sem before and sk and is out this time five to four. and that's all i have for now this has been seeded czech cost effective leader for more on the world of sports. well today was dusty dusty dusty in some regions and more dust is forecast for tomorrow for more let's turn things over tracking them down the weather center down the evening guys. i just love all the time now back to normal however more is on its way from time as though those

the book are the personalities a racially steve and personalities and besides meredith the two that come to mind are stokely carmichael and martin luther king. what was there participation? >> i see them as the three central characters. and carmichael sees it as a unique opportunity as a new chairman of the student nonviolent coordinating committee for sncc founded by young students to push the civil-rights establishment questioning who they are as an organization. for a very slow pace if there is action past but is not forced and they see johnson as the enemy not the allied. they don't care anymore about appealing to the national conscience but are much more concerned with a grass-roots organizers of say don't define themselves by the mass march in a more. when he shot he recognizes an opportunity because sncc has done the most organizing especially the mississippi delta of into largest communities where sncc has a lot of local connections. it is a chance at the same time to showcase the new direction not the key is unknown it catapults into a local celebrity by the end considering the air to malcolm x. especially charismatic he has a gift

steve the benefits go back home. on the other end of the spectrum of people relieve any diversity. we went out in the hague this is the opportunity the king his right he says. against the finding the last piece of it. the movie the devil back to the new world the ability of the tube workers has increased significantly since twenty ten after shop decline during the economic crisis in southern european countries decision to relax to this people who migrate to find out what i've done and well educated that the brain drain creates problems in a country sealed with an omen of good double cover with a nice thick glaze to give evidence the impact of skilled migration zone but time host country eye then off to make a show on the day but the prospect of a base coat read two very standard economic theory which would be needed to be harmed. in reality we phone nor much of an aesthetic that the cost for descending into submission. the interesting issue. the opportunities in london and everyone in the area. i wish i could create opportunities when it eventually return to the country. for the light and psychologically that the funds and fund to its eco

steve is the good looking one. i'm just the smart one. >> do i owe you money? >> no. >> maybe we can combine that. sacramento kings tonight.will be fun. our system third of an inch of rain in san francisco. how about that? not too shabby. thank you michael for the updated weather information. let's give this system credit. yesterday i was saying i will hold on to light rain. i hope it makes it. boy did it. this is a lot more than our forecast models had by a wide margin. sometimes that happens. and thankfully we didn't kill this system. clear lake. a little bit of rain. it looks like there has been decent rain. but that is pushing east. same for napa as well. maybe parts of fairfield, vacaville could have some. pretty heavy rain around martinez. i know it looks like that collapsed a little bit. highway 4 heading over to pittsburgh. parts of the east bay really lighting up. 680 down to dublin. still raining in san francisco. i mean even though it's not that heavy a third of an inch .33. there are some areas to the north bay. 40s and low 50s on temps. temperatures on the cooler side today. the low to the north will keep band

steve points out, it's probably going to be more wrong over time. it's how you reach them. tuck reach them more economically. >> my question was more about if shaun mccutcheon believes that the individual is is king, my question, kathleen, is whether that's really the case. is the individual or the individual campaign as strong as a consortium of committees outside groups and so forth who can have a bigger impact even if as steve says, over time maybe the television impact is reduced? >> i agree completely with na. and i had that thought as they were talking which is that social media sort of-in-law rallizes the whole idea that this greater sum of money that people can allocate is going to be influential in the long run. i think that i agree so much with what michael kingsley wrote that you know, speech is money is speech and lots of money is louder speech that reaches more people. people do have the option of not paying attention to that speech. >> i wonder whether sheldon adelson who has this cattle call where he invites potential nominees who are sure to come, whether he at some point says it's not worth spending $1 billion if i'm not going to get my guy in. maybe i shouldn't be spending so mu

steve osunsami, abc news. >> how about some modesty? you don't have to live like a pauper but you don't have to live like a king either. >> bothers me thats the archbishop, should say to yourself, i don't need a 6,000 square foot home with two virts and a -- or two dining rooms and an elevator. >> or an eight-burner stove. >> you shouldn't have to have a pope come in and tell you you don't -- >> walk the walk. practice what you preach. >> exactly. >>> coming up, inside the model factory. >> brazil boasts some of the most beautiful men and women on the runway but they get started at a very young age. you're watching "world news now." >> announcer: "world news now" ♪ ♪ ♪ i'm going to be a supermodel and everyone is going to ♪ >>> becoming a super model is the dream of many young girls. and like so many other things in brazil, it is a passion. >> in brazil there is a model factory where parents and children line up hoping to become the next gisele. we are "up all nightline" with mariana van zeller. >> reporter: girls line up, famous for stunning women. but even here this brazilian bombshe bombshell. gisele bundchen is royalty. a top earning

steve in the vehicle yo. and before we go don't forget to tune in at nine pm for larry king now tonight's guests are from a comedy series enlisted here's a snippet of what's to come you have post-traumatic stress syndrome yeah that's one thing that's not a funny part of the show definitely in the funny part of the show and that was important to cabin in mike the show runners and myself. we were trying to. do our best to protect a soldier with p.t.s.d. in a way that they really are it's not i think when we first heard a lot about p.t.s.d. or everybody is kind of lumped into one category and sort of you are that we've realized is that everybody is affected differently by it. and it's not just you know oftentimes i think a part of the reason the military is nervous about television film is because they're often portrayed inaccurately like if you have p.t.s.d. you're just violent and that's not necessarily the case a friend of yeah yeah actually my best friend i've been his best man twice. he he's vor tours and suffers from p.t.s.d. he's a person i talked to about this and after one of the episodes we first started d

king george. haven't we had enough monarchy in america? >> mr. boehner's comments are outrageous. >> reporter: but in 2010 when congressman steve drehouse was running billboards like these from other states and ran radio ads attacking him. >> steve driehaus croated for -- voted for taxpayer funding of abortion when he cast his vote for the health care reform bill. >> reporter: he complained under an ohio law that bans false statements about political candidates. 15 other states have similar laws. opponents say they violate free speech. >> if someone tells a real whopper, some exaggeration, some spin that just doesn't pass the smell test, you know that stephen colbert and jon stewart will do more with that than any ohio election commissioner ever could. >> reporter: ohio's attorney general is mike dewine. his office is defending the law even though he says he's against it. >> it's used as a tool to really inhibit free speech and to try and intimidate your opponent and to try to gain publicity before an election. >> reporter: today's case is about who gets to sue, and later today, the court hears a challenge brought by the networks, including nbc, to

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the national holiday that was finally enacted after a four year struggle led by coretta king with some help from steve wonder and a host of characters who are traced in my story. but-brook kept dishing out this old conspiratorial king consorted with communists stuff, denouncing king as a figure worthy of elevating to a position of national hero recognizing on the level of full guaranteed day off as officials federal policy to educate this man to the level of george washington and christopher columbus and jesus of nazareth, was horrifying to this guy and he tried to convince his colleagues in congress there were only two people who oppose the king holiday and took that strategy and opposing his character. things had changed by the 70s and 80s. there was larry mcdonald from suburban atlanta, georgia who was a democrat and a member of the john birch society continued to denounce king as a communist. finally there was jesse helms from north carolina who stayed out of the king holiday battle at least, floor of congress until the end when he stole the headlines by squaring off against ted kennedy and saying

king. and as far as the other writers involved with umbra that was ever but a. >> i have a short list. certainly norman, a calvin, lenox, lloyd tom tom, jane, raymond, steve, c harles, art, and others like florence who at the time was married to jack. >> james johnson. >> i'm sorry. of course. i am sure i the us to other people out >> of course, i have a statement his malice said being a up in buffalo he did not know anything about black writers until he got to new york and joined us. i am from new orleans and a growing up in d.c. and in the south with those black professors so you'd never think of booker t. washington or anything else. of the most wonderful thing i remember i went to booker t. washington high school for the first time. and all the young people in my class loved this english teacher than i could find out why they were crazy about him. he had memorized every single poem by cinnabar -- sinbad. and then that i had the pleasure of communicating but to get in touch with the writing we just write a letter so i sent a letter since i always publish but then he jumped ship from the country and went to paris but when i got ready to sit on my but to