host of sirius/xm the david webb show david webb. thanks david. and comedian hari kondabolu.omedian ted alexandro. (applause) all right zephyr i want to start with you. you had a campaign you ran against andrew cuomo last time. and he outspent you 40 times. >> a little more. >> larry: per voter. and you wrote about this very eloquently saying you had someone like you doesn't stand a chance and you proved your point very nicely. (laughter) >> larry: no, no no. no had you had you would have proved your premise. but is it possible for someone like you to win in this election. >> it's absolutely possible but it's harder and harder. it's a tiny little squeaky chance. and one of the things the election showed is how many people are looking for taking on money in politics directly. i ran as an anti-corruption candidate. i think people are really hungry for that like let's really talk about who has power in this society, why they have power and whether or not it's democratic. >> larry: i'm not going to say what side i'm on on this debate. but why are you on the wrong side? >> give me

so you are saying jim webb is embroiled in a scandal involving his web site. (laughter) the most ironic fall from grace since senator melvin dickpictweet. (laughter) you know when he was done that wasn't a thing. and as he got older, they-- hey dickpictweet he is like oh i should really see what this is all about. obviously it hurt his career much to his apparent disdain. so not that we need other options for president, but please tell me we have other options. >> independent vermont senator bernie sanders is hinting that he mate try to fill that void. he's not yet a democrat officially but he has visited iowa four times. (laughter) >> jon: visited eye way four time its and judging by his hair, he ran there. (laughter) i got two words for bernie sanders-- what did dow, go to the barber and say give me the doc brown. i mean come on! run for president old man. i will own you sanders. i will own you. come on keep them coming president alcan datas are like pringles, once you pop, you can't stop, give me more. >> look at chrisistie from my home state. >> people in

. >>> over the past few days, malcolm webb met the family of one man who died in the capital cin shas ah. kinshahasa. >> thousands have been demonstrating here in congo's capital kinshasa. watching police arresting protesters from this upstairs window. >> translator: we heard boom. we both went down. and i got up but he didn't. i tried to wake him. then i saw he was injured in the neck poop lot of blood was coming out of the wound. >> reporter: he died here on the floor. luke thinks the shot must be aimed at mumba. here at the high court the government says police arrested more than 300 mostly young men who will be tried here in the coming days and says prosecutors will seek the harshest possible punishment. this man says he's innocent, didn't do anything. then lawyers arrive and the first trial begins. the first suspects are charged with looting. the political opposition who called for the protest call for arrests and say the detainees should be released. intended to extent president kabila's rule. >> translator: it's disorder. the demonstrations calling on people to call civil disob

. >> i like it, i like it, moneyball strategy here, and you have jim webb! >> jim webb.is the dark horse candidate from the commonwealth of virginia. she a vietnam veteran and former secretary of the navy. give it up for former senator jim webb. >> i'm okay if think, but i think he will run, if for no other reason than to be vice president, and to hillary clinton to the right. >> we could not come up with a single joke. there were no whammies this round. all of you have two. i would say, i think sam just got the walker and lindsey gram situation. you have jeb bush and who? >> ben carson. >> we still have hillary clinton and another whammy on the board. don't go anywhere, more to come. just tell us your budget and the "name your price" tool helps you find a whole range of coverages. no one else gives you options like that. [voice echoing] no one at all! no one at all! no one. wake up! [gasp] oh! you okay, buddy? i just had a dream that progressive had this thing called... the "name your price" tool... it isn't a dream is it? nope. sorry! you know that thing freaks me out.

. >> i like it, i like it, moneyball strategy here, and you have jim webb! >> jim webb.ark horse candidate from the commonwealth of virginia. she a vietnam veteran and former secretary of the navy. give it up for former senator jim webb. >> i'm okay if think but i think he will run, if for no other reason than to be vice president, and to hillary clinton to the right. >> we could not come up with a single joke. there were no whammies this round. all of you have two. i would say, i think sam just got the walker and lindsey gram situation. you have jeb bush and who? >> ben carson. >> we still have hillary clinton and another whammy on the board. don't go anywhere, more to come. lth. so we quit selling cigarettes in our cvs pharmacies. expanded minuteclinic for walk-in medical care. and created programs that encourage people to take their medications regularly. introducing cvs health. a new purpose. a new promise... to help all those wishes come true. cvs health. because health is everything. when heartburn comes creeping up on you... fight back with relief so smooth... ...

if you are left with a field clinton and bernie sanders and jim webb well sanders and webb if and whenlob attacks on hillary clinton the media will be there to cover it and ever could it they will. they want a race there should be a race. i think hillary is a big, big, big favorite in that scenario but it won't be the type of thing where she's not getting attacked and having to answer questions all the time. >> perry, you are drawing an interesting line. when i look at sanders and webb there's nothing for either one of them to lose. if they can get some free publicity and media attention that's good. if you look at biden you are looking at a sitting vice president and getting into a race and risk getting clobbered. i imagine you start thinking about your legacy and almost your sense of dignity. same thing with o'malley. you are talking about a two-term governor from a big state to get in here and just get pounded. that's got to be a consideration for him as well. that it's interesting that his people are now apparently sending out this -- the word that, hey, maybe they're sitting back

stories and commentaries on other candidates who might come into the race -- elizabeth warren, jim webb has already announced an exploratory committee, bernie sanders. i wish that sherrod brown from ohio would run. there are a lot of people who would make good candidates, but they're intimidated by the clinton fund-raising machine. >> would she raise a big tent for a lot of democrats to get under and reverse the republican wave of the midterm elections? >> there's absolutely no room -- there's no tent that can hold the working class, the poor, the lower class that i'm talking about and the steven rattners of wall street, who go around saying, oh, don't you love us? we're social liberals. we're for civil rights. we're for all the rights that you care about. we're for tolerance and so on and so forth. but what they're not for is worker rights. it doesn't matter if you're gay or black or an impoverished white former factory worker. you all have worker rights in common. that's the commonality. citizens' rights, i would say also, but worker rights. they never talk about worker rights. they j

the question is more about about the political well. >> malcolm webb. stay with us here on al jazeera. after the break we'll look at the humanitarian situation in the democratic republic of congo and how local people are being affected. and art imitating life. who australians on death row in indonesia. revealing... and surprising talks with the most interesting people of our time... talk to al jazeera only on al jazeera america >> hundreds of days in detention. >> al jazeera rejects all the charges and demands immediate release. >> thousands calling for their freedom. >> it's a clear violation of their human rights. >> we have strongly urged the government to release those journalists. >> journalism is not a crime. >> hello again the top stories here on al jazeera. yemen's southern movement have pulled out much talks to form a government. the former government of ali abdalla al salah. driven the islamic state of iraq and the levant out of the city of kirkuk. come under attack trying to get control of the oil fields near the city. >>> launch an offensive

malcolm webb reports from the capitol. >> on the streets of kinshasa demonstrateors are undeterred by police crackdown. they think it's an attempt by president joseph kibila to extend his rule beyond the constitution limits of two terms.. >> we don't want the president to continue ruling after 2016. >> it's an advantage to the president personally. he's not doing it for the interest of the population. that's why they need to change the constitution. >> in some suburbs people took advantage of the situation to loot property. but others keep trying to earn a living. this market was open for business in spite of the unrest. >> people on this street told us that the owner of this car works for the judiciary. they say that the protesters got the better of police here and then soldiers from the presidential guard were sent in. the owner of the car tried to plead with people to calm down. but the people here identified him as a government worker, so they burned his car and chased him away. >> a spokesperson for president kabila said that they should let him finish his second term. >> we ask

order i'm webb the chair of the community for special education and an sfusd parent i'm here before you this he evening to he'd the null formed education committee under the sfusd contract this committee consists of i believe 5 union members and 57 members of the district whose purpose to addressee to determine a co-teaching plan and perhaps including an assignment matrix first will there be transparent to the work of this committee and second is feedback to the committee from cac and parents possible prior to finalization the co-teaching plan and it's implementation thank you thank you for your service i see no further public comment we'll move then to item c advisory committee reports any appointments to be announced. >> thank you, president dr. murase two items one i'd like to reappointed to the quality education oversight committee ms. linda madam chair to finish out her term and for the public education mr. linda and mr. fernando to continue their terms. >> thank you commissioner shamann walton i have one appointment manny flores is a multiple cultural educator she's taught wit

brian webb for cbs news, new york. >>> 974 flights in the u.s.e canceled because of the cold and snow yesterday. today more delays and cancellations are expected. >>> 5:17 now. they spotted water gushing towards this school. how the quick thinking solution by this bay area janitor averted a mess coming up. >>> and i'm dennis o'donnell. coming up, which bay area player got into the hall of fame yesterday? was it barry bonds, the all- time home run king or the livermore native randy johnson? the votes are in, the results straight ahead. >>> and what's cool about your school? email your nominations to us at coolschools@kpix.com. we may come and feature your school on the show. jill schlesinger reports how t aging baby boomer population is providing new opportunities for >>> in this morning's jobs report jill schlesinger reports how the aging baby boomer population is providing some new opportunities now for jobs. >>> reporter: the healthy pace of economic expansion means more jobs in specific industries. the economy is expected to grow on average by

. >> i like it, i like it, moneyball strategy here, and you have jim webb!im webb.bÑwqñ he is the dark horse candidate from the commonwealth of virginia. he's a vietnam veteran and former secretary of the navy. give it up for former senator jim webb. >> i'm okay with this, because i think he will run, if for no other reason than to be vice president, and to pull hillary clinton to the right. >> we could not come up with a single joke. there were no whammies this round. all of you have two. i would say, i think sam just got the walker and lindsey graham situation. you have jeb bush and who? >> ben carson. >> we still have hillary clinton and another whammy on the board. don't go anywhere, more to come. thoughtfully crafted and intelligently designed. with available forward collision warning and new blind spot monitor and a 2014 top safety pick plus rating. cost of entry? a fortune. until now. hey sarah, new jetta? yup. can i check it out? maybe at halftime? introducing lots of new. the new volkswagen jetta. isn't it time for german engineering? i have a cold

malcolm webb al jazeera - kin chassa. >> heavy rain caused flooding in bolivia. a hardest hit area was the city of aururu where residents tried to protect their houses. 15 least are dead and thousands of acres of crops damaged. >> a ferry capsized near the east. survivors waited to be waiting on the shores. >> two spanish citizens and children are among the missing. >> the pakistan government be gun to round up illegal afghan citizens, and it could affect up to a million upregistered refugees and 1.5 million who are registered. we have more from peshawar. >> this is how the majority of afghan refugees live in pakistan. dirty mud houses without amenities. water contaminated by sewerage to wash their clothes. most are jobless. they can hardly feed their children. there are at least 1.5 million registered by the u.n. and an estimated 1 million who have not registered. the government in pakistan will force the unregistered to lead. >> search and combing operations are already underway in and outside islamabad, against afghan immigrants. stom orders have been -- some

malcolm webb reports. >> reporter: crowds of angry people demonstrated on the streets, demonstrating against a sen sis that could delay elections by up to four years. they think it's an attempt by president joseph kabila to extend his rule beyond two terms. down the road we met protesters carrying a body. they shout that she was shot by a police officer. then our camera man was hit by a rock. the crowd was angry, wanting the media to hear their message. >> translation: the moderation to the law is not a good thing. it will take three years. we don't want to president ruling after 2016. >> reporter: it is to the advantage of the president personally. he's not doing it for the interests of the population. that's why there has been an attempt to change the constitution. in some circumstances people took advantage. others keep trying to earn a living. this market was a business. the owner worked for the judiciary. protesters got the better of police, and soldiers were kept in. they tried to plead with people to calm down. people identified him as a government worker and they burnt his ca

>> brian webb here in new york. thank you very much brian. >>> in yemen now, a suicide bomber driving a mini bus packed with explosives kill at least 30 people. the massive blast could be heard across the city. it attacked a group gathering to enroll in the police academy. there's no immediate claim of responsibility. >>> and now to the bitterly cold weather that's sweeping over most of the country. this morning another round of freezing arctic air and snow is heading east. the high in minneapolis today is expected to be minus 1. public schools there and in chicago are closed today. two-thirds of the country will see unusually cold temperatures including the south. in west virginia yesterday, the freezing temperatures made for dangerous driving. one car flipped and ended up in a creek. the driver escaped though. meteorologist eric fisher of our boston station wbz says all this cold will be followed by more cold. >> it is cold just about everywhere right now. the really cold air, the core of it coming down as we head

malcolm webb reports the government has also been criticized for clamping down on press readings. >>ter: this is a popular television journalist here in the capitol. he hosts a talk show critical of the government. he shows us where he was covering the violent anti-government demonstrations last week. demonstrators think the president is trying to change election laws to extend his rule. these protesters were pleased to see him there, but after that he says he was stopped by a police major. >> translator: he took the cam ma and then fired his gun next to my head. he took the camera in the police car. he has forcibly taken by property. >> reporter: the intimidation doesn't end there. this television station has been off of the air for more than a week. it is owned by an opposition politician. the manager accuses the government of switching it off, because it broadcast the opposition's call for protest. >> translator: the government says we must have democracy, but we can't have that without freedom of the press. since they closed us down it mean there is no democracy and no freedom of

later in my life i'm in washington d.c., webb prepared me for what was going to happen. he was the former assistant attorney general of the united states, former chief justice of the arkansas supreme court and he said this is what's going to happen so that was the preparation. when i went to prison, i didn't take my family with me. it was traumatic and emotional as it was. i took two of my one current staffer and one who had just quit and went on to an operations media firm, those two staffers went with me and they dropped me off at prison and i went in. i walked into the little kiosk, i said i'm bob ney here to report. guard came up. as we walked down, he said, i knew one of your campaign managers in ohio. i said, ok. got down in there. the guard said, here, you have hate mail. it was from california, i remember, and massachusetts. you have hate mail waiting on you. they gave me the mail. you go through this most embarrassing part of the strip-down and then i got into the intake, walked into prison. down into the courtyard. the warden, i won't use the language i use in

. >> and tonight, aaa auto care expert scott webb already had the crowded garage to prove it. this car coming in with its warm weather wiper fluid frozen solid. >> our technician ha to take hot water and sink this in hot water. >> and this one with the low tire pressure light since she started the car this morning. >> that was the only light that didn't go out. >> reporter: many drivers will likely face the same thing tomorrow morning, but don't panic, webb says the car is likely safe to drive if you air up as soon as you can. the bigger issue in cold this extreme is your battery. >> your battery is the absolute most important part because without a strong battery, that vehicle might not start. >> reporter: replacing the battery of an iffy car might not be feasible right now but one thing you can do before bed to improve your odds fill up the gas tank. it will diminish moisture which might cause engine problems. for mass transit riders septa's doing the preps for you. storing the subway cars in tunnels to keep them warm and implementing speed restrictions to reduce stress on c

mallmalcolm webb reports. >> reporter: ruling party politicians are trying to assert themselves heregovernor speaks to his supporters. thousands have demonstrated they say that the president through politicians in his party is trying to change the law to extend his 13-year rule of the governor refutes it. >> translator: the issue you the people don't understand is that they think he wants to cling to power. listen to me clearly, have you ever heard him suggest any constitutionalitial changes from parliament? where does it come from 123-4678 the protests have been violent. opposition members say dozens of people have been shot dead by police protesters threw stones and burned cars, in some areas there has been looting. this is what remains of the goods from this chinese's store it's not clear exactly why chinese properties are being targeted. some people say many people who are jobless resent chinese traders better off than them. other sigh because the chinese government has helped with aid. here the chinese property they think is a legitimate target. they are discussing changes to th

brian webb is here in new york city. brian, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, anne-marie. kind of an eerie quiet on new york city streets apart from the occasional pack of snowplows that drives by. this morning the travel ban is in full effect. roads have been declared off limits. public transportation has been suspended. and the message from public officials is clear, stay off the roads. streets and highways are shut down to everyone except emergency workers. travel bans were enacted in a half dozen states. in new york city, violators faced a $300 fine. >> if you are in your car and you are on any road, you will technically be committing a crime. >> reporter: everything from subways to ferry service shut down. the goal, prevent travelers from getting stuck and allow plows and emergency vehicles through. and if you planned on flying, odds are you are grounded. more than 7,700 flights in the northeast were canceled. some airports won't be up and running for days, affecting travelers from coast to coast. >> they're doing preemptive cancellations across the board. they learne

brian webb "cbs news," new york. >>> lindsey vonn is now the most decorated skier of all time.breaking 63rd world cup victory. tiger woods was there to surprise her. he lost a tooth when a tv photographer hit him in the mouth with a camera. >>> duke coach mike krzyzewski is one win away from victory. last night blue devils won and gave coach k 9 fine career wins. if duke knocks off st. john's this weekend, he will become the first coach in history to reach 1,000 criticvictories. >>> the hawks beat detroit. atlanta has won 13 straight games, one shy of the team record. >>> and here are some not so hot who play a participant in the chinese basketball slam dunk contest tries to soar over five people lined up under the rim. as you saw there, it doesn't go as planned. >>> coming up after your local news on "cbs this morning," a big battle over the oscar nominated blockbuster "american sniper." i'm lauren lyster. this is the "cbs morning news". >> lyster. this is "cbs morning news." at chili's, fresh is now. now chicken smoked in-house, and no more waiting for the check. new smoked c

as malcolm webb reports from a u.n.ebels have laid down their weapons that many more remain at large. >> reporter: these fighters from the rwandan fdlr have been on the run since the genocide in 1994. now they have surrendered they hold a parade in the u.n. camp where they now stay. they are among the mind or at this of fighters who came out with their families before a second of january deadline. congo and the u.n. now say tell attack those still in the bush. we are allowed to meet one fighter and physician hammily you were the supervision of fdlr officers the group is accused atrocities in congo and the rwandan government said are says their leaders committed atrocities before that. but he says he came as a refugees and joined later because he had little choice. >> translator: we were eight children in me my family the others all killed in the camps and the forest when the rwandan army attacked. later they sent militias after us i thought when will it stop. that's when i joined. what would you do? >> reporter: after s

only the fdlr fighters were given until january 2nd to surrender or face military action as malcolm webbrom the u.n. camp some rebels have laid down their weapons but many more remain at large. >> reporter: these fighters from the rwandan fdlr have been on the run in congo since the genocide in 1994, now they have surrendered, they hold a parade in the u.n. camp where they now stay. they are among a minority of fight that's came out with their families before a 2nd of january deadline. congo and the u.n. say they will attack those that remain in the bush, we were allowed to meet with one the government says its leaders committed genocide in rwanda before that. but he tells us he came to congo as a refugees and joined later because he had little choice. >> we were eight children in nigh family, the others were all killed in the camps and the forest when the army attacked. then later they sent militias after us, i thought when will it stop? that's why i joined. what would you do? >> reporter: but after so many years living at outlaws people here are not in good health. these u.n. medics tr

malcolm webb, al jazerra in the democratic republic of congo. >>> the u.n.iolence in afghanistan has driven 140,000 people from their home last year. around 800,000 of these have moved to other parts of the country. while the others have left afghanistan completely. jennifer glass has more. >> reporter: at the camp on the out skirts kabul the families keep arriving, five in the last monthmonth loan, fighting in forced them to leave everything they have. that where she her four sons, learn grandchildren are from. they didn't arrive here all at once group by group over the past four years they left fertile farmland in the south gradually becoming too dangerous because of war. >> translator: we don't have anything. our men go out to try to find work sometimes they find it, sometimes they don't. they bring us a little foot and water. >> reporter: the camp has no electricity, sewage or running water. the people have to pay to fill up from a nearby well. there are hundreds of families in this cam' loan. most of them fled fighting in other parts of the country. and

. >> reporter:glen webb is the principal at morgan hill's britton middle school he says on monday threede girls had to be taken to the hospital after taking 10 to 12 pills each or coricident also known on the street as triple c >>**sot glen webb/britton middle school principal 30- 39: this can cause organ failure even up to death when taken in large quantities. >> reporter:the girls from britton middle school will be ok but the fact that there is an over the counter drug being abused by teenagers has parents and grandparents concerned. >> it is one more thing to worry about but as paris you have to be diligent every day and the or do the best you can can do to be educated about what is out there. make sure your children are educated about it and hope that they make good choices. >> reporter:to make matters worse, morgan hill police say what happened at britton middle school isn't an isolated incident. >> hill police 116-126 this is the third incident we have responded at britton or the local high school where teenagers are using an over the counter drug >> reporter: police say the three

mall come webb reports from the capital. >> crowds of angry people from the streets. they are undeterred by a crackdown on protests. they are demonstrating against the plans that could delay elections. they think it's an attempt for job eff cobb illa beyond two terms. down the road he met protesters carrying a body. then our cameraman was hit on the leg by a rock. they shout at the man who threw it. many are angry that they want journalists to hear their message. >> the modification to the law saying there must be a sensis to the election is not a good thing. we don't want to were the to continue until 2016. it is for the advantage of the president person. he's not doing it. >> in some suburbs people took advantage of the situation, the property. chinese traitors saw the scapegoat. others keep trying to earn a living. this market was open for business in spite of the unrest. >> people on this street told us that the car worked for the judiciary. soldiers from the presidential guard were sent in. the car's owner pleaded with people. but he was identified as a governmen

. >> i think she could be peteby the up by someone like jim webb.military record that could hurt her.by someone like jim webb. he has different positions than hillary, has a military record that could hurt her. >> and on the republican side? >> i think jeb bush, marco rubio rubio, scott wugalker. >> i think if john kasich decides to get in, he would be a viable candidate. those are the viable candidates that may make the long term, but ted cruz and rand paul will be right up front. >>> still to come, the one thing to watch for the week ahead. >>> what is the one big thing to watch in the week ahead? >> i'm watching the greek elections. there is a left wing candidate who is leading. against austerity. let's go back to the big spending ways. and i think they certainly will go in a downward spiral again. >> i'm waiting to see whether or not yemen can put together a government that is ans any chance stance any chance of fighting terror and making sure saudi arabia will hold to their pledge to fight tyranny. >> i'm watching the sanctions debate in congre

they might be with jim webb. >> would they drag her to the left then? hard turn to the left that she's in danger? >> that could be. hillary clinton has taken so many positions this way towards the center, towards the left over the years, that could all be problematic for her. ultimately, i think it shows the underlying tension within the party and maybe the feeling that is hillary clinton really the person that we want to take in the post-obama election. there are a lot of people that aren't quite ready to sign on to that. >> michael warren thank you very much. >> thanks. >>> poor justice ginsburg. if only, if only if only she had fbn. she couldn't have nodded off last night if she tried. 't it be great if hiring plumbers, carpenters and even piano tuners were just as simple? thanks to angie's list now it is. start shopping online from a list of top-rated providers. visit angieslist.com today. [ male announcer ] it's a warning. a wake-up call. but it's not happening out there. it's happening in here. [ sirens wailing ] inside of you. even if you're trea

malcolm webb al jazeera, kinshasa democratic republic of congo. >> in venezuela president maduro continues to resist calls for major economic changes. at the heart of venezuela's problems is the falling oil price. it needs the average price of $100 a barrel to break even. the economy shrank in 2014 and there are predictions that it will fall a further 7% this year. and the venezuelan citizens are suffering a crippling inflation rate running around 64%. al jazeera's latin america editor has more from the capitol of caracas. >> the venezuelaen's left-wing president gave a president state of nation address to a country in crisis with deep political divisions. president maduro blamed the usual suspects the united states and the falling price of crud oil that has been slashed by half. yet he conceded venezuela is in trouble. >> i call on all venezuelans to fight for the rebirth of our economy. to battle with our difficulties with the drop of the price of oil. >> those hoping that maduro would severely cut public spending and cut inflation were disappointed. yet he did propose what no government

malcolm webb met the family of one man who died in the capitol. >> reporter: luke says his 17-year-oldw had no interest in protesting or politics. thousands have been demonstrating here in congo's capitol. they say the president is trying to stay in power beyond the constitutional limit of two terms. they were watching police arrest protesters from this upstairs window. >> translator: we heard boom! we both went down. i got up but he didn't. i tried to wake him. then i saw he was injured in the neck. a lot of blood was coming out of the wound. >> reporter: he died here on the floor. luke thinks the shot must have been aimed at him. his family say they weren't to take legal action against the government. here at the high court the government has been quick to begin proceedings against the people it says are responsible for looting and organizing the protests. it says police arrested more than 300 mostly young men who will be tried here in the coming days. the first suspects were brought here in this truck. they sat here for hours. this man says that he is innocent. he didn't do anything

. >> i think she could be peteby the up by someone like jim webb.s different positions than hillary, has a military record that could hurt her.by someone like jim webb. he has different positions than hillary, has a military record that could hurt her. >> and on the republican side? >> i think jeb bush, marco rubio rubio, scott wugalker. >> i think if john kasich decides to get in, he would be a viable candidate. those are the viable candidates that may make the long term, but ted cruz and rand paul will be right up front. >>> still to come, the one thing to watch for the week ahead. in a work, work, work world... take time for sunday. just know that your truck... has a little thing for monday. ameriprise asked people a simple question: in retirement, will you have enough money to live life on your terms? i sure hope so. with healthcare costs, who knows. umm... everyone has retirement questions. so ameriprise created the exclusive confident retirement approach. now you and your ameripise advisor.... can get the real answers you need. start building

host of the david webb show on siriusxm patriot channel.is yow! outnumbered. >> i have green beret backup. >> i thought you were had actual green berets. are they single and are they cute? where are you hiding them. >> they're not not room.

host of the david webb show on siriusxm patriot channel. david is yow! outnumbered. >> i have green beret backup. >> i thought you were had actual green berets. are they single and are they cute? where are you hiding them. >> they're not not room. good to have you back. >> good to be here. are you ready for this news cycle? >>> it is busy. >> state of the union. we have a lot of stuff happening. but segment on do men talk more than women which i'm sure you have an opinion. >> how will i win. >> ask you to stop talking because i've got to talk. my turn. tonight or tomorrow night i should say president obama will deliver his state of the union address. he is expected to announce a plan calling for billions of dollars in tax hikes on the wealthiest americans to offset programs that he says will help the middle class. it is likely to be a nonstarter with the gop-led congress. here is republican senator, marco rubio. >> the notion first of all, in order for some people to do better someone has to do worse is just not true. raising taxes on peopl

. >> i got to talk to cooper webb a little. come out on the floors see the track.xcited you get. what's that energy like? >> coming into the stadium is awesome. >> when they are flying through the air way up high that's a bit of a rest for them. they can take a break before they set up for the next turn and stuff. it looks scary. what's that like up there? >> for most riders once you do it for so long it comes natural. >> showed me his beautiful new bike and got me on one of my own bikes. tell me what i'll be riding? you want to see me pop a wheelie? i'm going to go do a wheelie. >> yay! >> nailed the wheelie. >> see the wheel off the ground? did a wheelie. >> watch me set up for the big jump. watch. >> are you kidding me? >> the wheelie. >> that was aaron, a monster on the wheel. >> that wasn't you? >> the guys were all very super generous patient with me. if you want to get a taste of what supercross is like it's going to be in phoenix this weekend at chase field. follow the entire monster energy supercross series is a ton of fun. >> this girl claims she can spea

malcolm webb, al jazeera. >> u.n. sponsored peace talks on libya collapsed after one of the two rival governments of libya walked out. the parliament is accused of orchestrating new violence. united nations launched a new round of talks in geneva last week. >> early results in zambia's presidential election show the ruling patriot ok fund candidate slightly ahead. the election was called after the president died in office last year. police fired tear gas at some opposition protestors who believe the result was rigged. >> there is much more to come still this half hour. we'll look at a new medical test that could make it easier to diagnose heart attacks in women. >> high level talks continue in cuba we'll gauge the reaction of the business community and more than 1 million cuban americans that call south florida home. >> welcome back. you're watching al jazeera. let's update you. 13 people have been killed by a strike on a bus in donetsk. the city is a pro-russian separatists stronghold. it happens after hours for call

we'll bring in david webb, host of david webb show, sip russ xm radio. fox news contributor.cratic congressional can kate. good morning to both of you. where is this coming from. >> this is coming from controlled speech bill and have a journalism truth moment here and you can use on fox. this bought out al gore's leftist current tv for $200 million and created al-jazzera america same arm of al jazeera middle east and where a lot of commentators promoted truther idea that jews were not told not to go to the world trade center towers. but it is is state-run and state controlled. the house of thani, known for having funding ties to isis to hamas, to other terror organizations in qatar they own al-jazzera. we have to stop playing this. i've been tracking them better part of over a decade in the middle east and they are a silent form kind of moderating radical behavior radical messaging. that is what they are now in america. bill: let me try to squeeze in jessica. do you disagree with this, jessica? or what do you call people who murder innocent women and children? >> yeah. i mean

brandon webb is joining me. he's a former navy s.e.a.l.ris kyle but was also his friend. he's also "the new york times" best selling author of "among heroes." brandon, good morning. >> good morning, carol. >> thank you for being here. i want to read part of a letter that was posted online. it was written by green beret brian sykes and it was meant for michael moore. i'm going to read you the last paragraph. brian sykes writes to michael moore, so tender foot, i leave you with this final thought. what have you found yourself in some sort of hostage situation where you were held by knife point by some crazed person and they were dead set on making an example of you by bleeding you out on hollywood boulevard in front of the world and the only way out was with the precision amtd fire of a sniper. would you want that coward to take the shot? because knowing how you feel about snipers such as myself and your hatred of firearms, i'd probably drop the mag, roll the bolt and go get a jack and coke before helping you out. does that resonate with you