i have another jonathan. i have a friend named jonathan. when you walk in, and i saw this guitar, that things beautiful. i have never seen something like it. this is wood? >> it is african. it is a rare guitar. i can take each part apart and put it back together. it is african wood and canadian spruce. he is a south african builder. i think this guy is one of the premier builders in south africa. he said, listen, do you want to try this guitar? he put the amp up there. i plugged it in. ♪ i just fell in love with it. he built me two. i'm kind of promoting my buddies guitar. there are some great builders there. tavis: it sounds good. it looks great, and it sounds good. >> i feel if i dress better, at least people can talk about my guitar. [laughter] if i sound bad, the guitar is what they talk about. tavis: the guitar is gorgeous. son, polish your shoes. you need a shoeshine. tavis: let me switch to the new project, "merry christmas to you."i'm always fascinated by artists who at various points in their careers decide they want to do a chri

jonathan: dÉjame en paz, ¿quieres? locutor: jonathan se zambullÓ de inmediato en el cubo y quedÓ atascado cabeza abajo. [♪] [algarabía] locutor: por fin logran sacar la tapa al cubo. [risas] [algarabía] pero sigue atorada en el cuello de jonathan como un cepo. locutor: los rescatadores no logran quitar todavÍa a jonathan el collar de cinco kilos. >>ven ahora, siÉntate. locutor: la absurda situaciÓn requiere una soluciÓn mÁs absurda aÚn. las tenazas de la vida. finalmente el sr. basura es liberado. [algarabía] bombero: ¡estÁ libre, vuelve a la vida! [algarabía] locutor: la multitud enloquece. jonathan no sufriÓ lesiones al buscar su celular, sÓlo un daÑo a su reputaciÓn entre los amigos. locutor: the colony, texas. jÓvenes saltan con sus skates una barrera para carros de compra. >>¡eso, doliÓ! [♪] locutor: pero cuando jeremy widhalm quiere quebrar el rÉcord... lo que quiebra es otra cosa. al errar la trayectoria, jeremy cae hacia atrÁs. una caÍda desde metro y medio sobre su antebrazo. >>¡me

i want to start with our first nominee is jonathan. jonathan where are you? yeah. let's give a round of applause (clapping) >> jonathan is a telephone grader at mission high school he's 80 a great student and good citizen. he has a gpa of 4.0. he's devoted countless hours as the far sit baseball team and is applying for a large number of colleges and we know heel represent us well, so - jonathan (clapping) >> (speaking spanish.) >> (clapping). >> he's a fifth grader and she's a great student who has demonstrated respect and she offers assistance to other students she's a good citizen and she takes the time for other younger kids and she works with them when they're feeling sad or getting hurt. she's a model citizen we we want though congratulate you and in e package >> (speaking spanish.) >> (clapping) and now we're going to grace ortega. where is grace. i can see her here she's a 12 grader she's got activities and she expels she's got a passion for dance in a local community and is an ambassador for locking could pco could see leadership. she participated in track

i want to start with our first nominee is jonathan. jonathan where are you? yeah. let's give a round of applause (clapping) >> jonathan is a telephone grader at mission high school he's 80 a great student and good citizen. he has a gpa of 4.0. he's devoted countless hours as the far sit baseball team and is applying for a large number of colleges and we know heel represent us well, so - jonathan (clapping) >> (speaking spanish.) >> (clapping). >> he's a fifth grader and she's a great student who has demonstrated respect and she offers assistance to other students she's a good citizen and she takes the time for other younger kids and she works with them when they're feeling sad or getting hurt. she's a model citizen we we want though congratulate you and in e package >> (speaking spanish.) >>

i am jonathan betz live in new york. cut-off, rusk u workers struggling to reach the survivors of typhoon haiyan. >> john kerry says the u.s. is neither blind nor stupid in negotiating with iran. now, hopes for peace. a different version of the olympics for thousands of tribesmen showing off their skills. tonight, philippine leaders had pleading for help. the world is rushing to answer the call. 10 million people have been affected by typhoon haiyan. the american military is helping with search and rescues. europe is sending food and water. president barack obama called the philippine people riz he willient and said the spirit of cooperation will prevail. mr. obama promised more help if needed. the pope led prayer. the philippines is one of the largest catholic populations. rescuers are struggle to go reach townsraphiaged by the typhoon. roads are impassable. wayne hey has more on the relief efforts underway >> reporter: we have so many people at the airport what is left of it anyway. the thing you can see behind me is w

in fact, richie and jonathan were right next to each other. traditionally i've had rookie offensive linemen before. if they're starters, they go through a process where you're teaching them how to be a good pro and what it takes to win. you try to bring them along. jonathan martin was a guy who started and played in the majority of the games he and for the miami dolphins. >> let's go back to what you mentioned about jonathan martin being different than the players. jonathan martin is a smart guy, went to stanford, was going to go to law school. much different than richie incognito. how are they different? >> reporter: they come from two different worlds. you have richie incognito who as we all know was cut twice at nebraska. he goes to oregon, he was only on the football team there for a month. he enters the inform and he was considered by head coaches to be not draftable because of, quote, character issues. and then he becomes, you know, voted twice one of the nastiest players of the nfl. and then you have a young man, jonathan martin goes to

he told fox sport that jonathan martin was his best friend on the team. the text messages and voice mails were taken out of context, and said the scandal is not bullying, but was an accepted part of the locker room culture, rickie incognito was suspended last week, jonathan martin left the team two weeks ago. the league is conducting its investigation. the scandal is a hot topic. our correspondent caught up with fans in miami last night to get their take >> reporter: some feel this controversy is much ado about nothing. >> if you ask me, it was two grown men, it should have been hashed out. we don't under what goes on in the locker room. >> people make fun of each other. he's a 300 pound guy. if he was 100 and something, but a 300 pound guy standing up to him. 300 and 300 - stand up for yourself. >> reporter: other opinions varied. younger fans were disappointed. >> i was shocked. they are grown men and shouldn't do that. they are on the same team. >> in 1972 the miami dolphins had a perfect nfl season. bus of 17 -- because of 17 wins and zero losses. som

jonathan has expressed that he wants to play again. though he didn't say specifically with the miami dolphins. and certainly, since we haven't seen very much public support from the miami dolphins locker room, i can't say that he i blame him. will he play again? probably. he's 6'4" there's an upside. oh, by the way, he was the protector of one of the best quarterbacks in the ncaa at the time, andrew luck. so there's talent there to be had. i just don't think he's going to be back in the miami dolphins locker room. >> yeah, well, the ability is there. no question. but i guess there have been conversations about whether he's ratted you out in the culture of the nfl. and would another team take a chance on him if the whole issue of his toughness was, you know, at the core of this alleged bullying. and if he revealed too much about what takes place in the locker room. >> you know, i've been covering sports a long time. and every so often, a player would do something, we in the media and the fans will say this player can never go and play a

were the dolphin players ordered to toughen up jonathan martin. >> reporter: jonathan martin said he wants to play football again but he can't do it in miami, so he's likely done for the season. karen travers. >>> her album sales are serving -- soaring, so why not her fashions. she stepped in with a gown called volantis. she describes this as the youth of the mind -- minds of the youth. >>> a couple's remarkable story spanning more than 70 years. >> and giving a pet a shot at a happy home. those stories and more coming up. here's a preview of what's ahead. >> we're finding families like yours thousands. thousands of real money. we're tat again. >> that's right, we're finding you real money when you least expect it. >>> a young man in south carolina got a heart warming welcome. >> please welcome back home first lieutenant -- [ applause ] [ cheers ] >> you never get enough of those stories. eighth grader josh carroll thought his dad was coming home in three weeks. but the mom set up something special. you can never see enough of those stories. >>> all right. 200 years of water damage h

jonathan capehart and josh marshall. jonathan and josh, i have to think this is the strangest 180 by a guy who's been poisoning the atmosphere since he got there trashing his fellow members of his caucus calling them all squishes, whatever that means. calling them appeasers. and saying what they should have done is not only shut down the government but caused default on the national debt. that would have been real manhood from his perspective. he has the strangest little way of acting like a big shot. your thoughts. >> look, you laid out the case against senator cruz here. i mean, the idea that he is lambasting harry reid for poisoning the well is laughable. i'm glad you played the series of clips from him saying the most outrageous, the most divisive things said about the senate, aid about democrats in the senate, said about republicans in the senate. one thing we have to remember

. >> jonathan martin left the dolphins. the player was treated with emotional distress, went back to california, following that latest incident with team mate richie andre knott. richie incognito. two other players have been diagnosed as having signs of cte, a d degenera tiff disease. >>> rick renteria is settle to take over the reins in chicago, as the coach in the past season and has played for parts of five major league season. that's a look at our sports headlines. we'll dig a little deeper into this. >> thank you jessica. a new study has shown that palestinian yassir arafat was poisoned. >>> a lawsuit by two women in a small new york town could impact the nation. >> welcome back to al jazeera america. i'm john siegenthaler. here are the top stories. health and human services secretary kathleen sebelius was back on capitol hill to talk about the problems on the healthcare.gov website. >> too many hardworking people have been waiting too long for the ability to obtain health insurance. >> the secretary told the senate's

jonathan, it's not every day you hear a president say i'm sorry. evaluate the weight of that apology and its effectiveness. >> i mean, it was something the president felt he needed to say for that narrow sliver of americans who are in the individual insurance market in terms of the overall insurance market. those are folks, you know, who felt a little betrayed by the president's assurances that said they'd be a i believe to keep their plans if they liked their plans, but it also speaks of a president who probably feels weary that this big thing they, the affordable care act, has

according to the lawyer for former dolphin jonathan martin, richie incognito harassed and threatened him to the breaking point. now it is raising the question, how often does this level of alleged hazing or bullying happen in the nfl? here is brian todd. >> reporter: richie incognito unplugged. this tmz video shows the dolphins guard jumping around shirtless in a bar, dropping f bombs literally. no comment from incognito or the dolphins on the video. incognito was more measured when approached by wsvn about allegations he bullied teammate jonathan martin. >> no comment right now. we're just kind of going to weather the storm and that's it. >> reporter: he may not weather the storm. team sources tell the miami herald the dolphins will release incognito, and there may be other casualties. the fort lauderdale sun says they asked him to toughen up martin after he missed a voluntary workout last spring. he said he wouldn't comment, saying he will fix any problems uncovered in an nfl investigation. >> the culture that i championed said the day i walked through the door was one of honesty,

first to you jonathan martin, the other jonathan martin, we'll get to that at the end of this. the aptly named jonathan martin. lets talk about the divisions between the democrats and the house and the senate and the white house. really dismay over what they have seen coming from white house leadership. >> you've seen relative unity between democrats on the hill and president obama for the last five plus years as you know from reporting, most people that follow politics know that's a facade. there's not a warm relationship between hill democrats and this president. he doesn't show much interest reaching out to them. they are very cognizant of that and don't appreciate that. you saw a bit of this when larry summers nomination to the fed or would be infantrymen nation to the fed was torpedoed by his own party. now you're saying it full effect because they are on the ballot. house democrats, all of them, quite a few democrats in the senate as well. president obama is never going to be on the ballot again. so if you're mary landrieu you mentioned or kay hagan in north carolina or m

sunday forecasters today, jonathan capehart. jackie kucinich. thanks to you both for joining me today. >> thanks, karen. >> i want to start with you, jonathan. you've got chris christie. he's looking to 2016 even if he won't admit he's talking to 2016. it seems as though there's this dynamic if you listen to what he said and others said. there's this inside/outside washington, i'm not of washington. then you've got the sort of sarah palin, ted cruz sort of establishment, nonestablishment dynamic. what's going on with the gop? >> i wish i knew. i think a lot of people within the gop wish they knew what was going on. look, chris christie is -- he is an outsider by washington standards. he's governor. he's clearly outside of washington. he's actually getting things done. they're not getting anything done in washington. yet he's also someone who is -- he is a conservative. but by the republican party standards right now, he can be viewed as a moderate. and someone as we saw by his landslide election in new jersey, a republican who democrats feel com

i'm jonathan betz in new york, john siegenthaler is off tonight. chaos and casualties. a helicopter crashes into a crowd he bar in scotland. the help survivors performed moments after it happened. >>> disputed air space. warning, u.s. aircraft if they fly between china and japan. >>> an 85-year-old american what north korea says he has confessed to. >>> healthcare.gov was supposed to be bug free, now the government says it's still not ready. >> and we begin this friday with a rescue effort going on right now in glasgow scotland. a police helicopter crashed into a crowded bar tonight. and there are reports of at least three people have been killed and many others hurt or trapped. police say rescuers have made contact with people trapped inside and are working to stabilize the building. late friday night the klutha pub in central glasgow was packed. people were listening to a small band. >> there was smoke and we were joking the band made the roof come down. >> a police helicopter had crashed onto the roof. >> it started coming down more, people started screaming and the

dolphins' head coach joe philbin says his team and coaches exemplify respect. >> jonathan martin came in here and worked hard every single day. we have men in the locker room that care about one another,

jonathan martin is 6'5", 315 pounds. he is a big lad. and from what i gather from the nfl, it is not actually the exception, there is normally an incognito lurking somewhere. what do you make of this? has martin over reacted, or is incognito's behavior completely unacceptable? >> well, thank you for having me, piers, i was telling people all day, people want to compare the nfl to working at the neighborhood walgreens or being a teacher at a school. the nfl environment are a bunch of testosterone-filled alpha males who are trying to find their place on the totem pole, it is like that in locker room, they went to college, became the greatest players in college, and now they're the 1% of 1% in the world that can play this game at a high level. they have to prove what people call their manhood, on a daily basis. every time you walk in the locker room, there is a totem pole, a wolf pack, you need to find where you are. i don't think jonathan martin was comfortable with that, going to a private school, stamford, he was around a high, intellect

jonathan you say scrap the whole program? >> eric, you need a government appointed navigator to help you choose what cell phone to buy? what computer to buy or house to buy or restaurant to go to? no. in a free country we make decisions on our own. obama like juan doesn't believe that peoe can make their own decisions. they are political thugs. >> help old ladies across the street, the sons will mug the old lady. >> hold on. >> go ahead and lie about your income. >> saying get in trouble now. >> are you shocked by this? they haven't denied they allow people with felony construction. there is a crime of moral turpitude. that is the person that is telling you it gets better. then there are people work with them that is tied to acorn. is this a joke? it's a scam. >> the american people don't accept this either. 86% of the people this is unacceptable. >> the house oversight committee has been warning about this. there is no pcedure to vet the navigators. convicted fe lops could become navigators. the other problem is obamacare is

they will. >> okay, jonathan, you can get this one. whenever you're talking or making a comparison to the nazis, you're losing. and so it was for senator cruz during his 21-hour faux filibuster in september. number two in our countdown. the big mistake people keep making comparing anything to the third reich. >> if more politicians just listen to the people, we would respond and avert this train wreck. and yet, mr. president, the politicians of washington tell us don't worry about it. obama care is just going to be peachy keen. you go to the 1940s. nazi germany. look, we saw in britain. nevil chamberlain, who told the british people, accept the nazis. yes, they'll dominant the continent of europe. but that's not our problem. let's apiece them. why? because it can't be done. we can't possibly stand against them. >> this got in-study history. the 1930s about appeasement had nothing to do with the continent of europe, had had to do with chezechoslovaki czechoslovakia. why make comparisons to the nazis? >> when doing a faux filibuster, you

>> i talked to people who jonathan martin confided in. and they say that this has been a pattern of behavior, harassment, verbal threats, menacing behavior directed at him by teammate, one in particular, richey incog nitto who is a fellow offensive lineman, he verimently denies it, i talked to people on that team and locker room and says it has been brewing and martin decided to leave the team because he felt his safety was at risk if he stayed in this workplace environment. >> this is a 6, 5, 330 pound man. but again, he really felt like some guys on this team were out to get him and some of the things they had made said or threatened may actually occur. and this was the only way he felt like coextricate himself from the situation and that perhaps it gets corrected. >> jeff: rookie hazing takes place in the nfl all the time. have you ever seen a case like this? >> not of a player leaving a team and basically forcing its team's hand, how do we deal with this on our roster wa, do we do in this regard. everything that i've been told is that

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jonathan? >> explain to us, for those not familiar with the diplomatic moves, why are they taking a week's break? why not just continue the negotiations? >> well, because look you have some of heaviest hitters here on the diplomat continue stage. every single foreign minister has come in unexpectedly to a pate here and that was not planned. and they have other obligations around the globe. you know? secretary of state kerry had to cancel a trip to north africa to stay here and to continue negotiations. certainly the other foreign ministers have obligations that they need to attend to. but it is interesting to note that they are not giving it an awful lot of time, not enough time for those who will oppose a deal to rally troops and then try to stop any kind of a deal before it really gets started and so the sense that there is still momentum is important and that they come back to the table as quickly as is reasonably possible so that they can try, at least, to try to pick up where they left off

jonathan martin is 6'5", 315 pounds. he is a big lad. and from what i gather from the nfl, it is not actually the exception, there is normally an incognito lurking somewhere. what do you make of this? has martin over reacted, or is incognito's behavior completely unacceptab unacceptable? >> well, thank you for having me, piers, i was telling people all day, people want to compare the nfl to working at the neighborhood walgreens or being a teacher at a school. the nfl environment are a bunch of testosterone-filled alpha males who are trying to find their place on the totem pole, it is like that in locker room, they went to college, became the greatest players in college, and now they're the 1% of 1% in the world that can play this game at a high level. they have to prove what people call their manhood, on a daily basis. every time you walk in the locker room, there is a totem pole, a wolf pack, you need to find where you are. i don't think jonathan martin was comfortable with that, going to a private school, stamford, he was around a high

how about you jonathan? >> interest rates are higher this year, eric and it's helping the financial stocks, including a canadian life insurance company. strong on the charts, not widely owned. i'm looking to add to it. >> interesting. great calls lately, guys. thank you very much. that's it for the cost of freedom block. thanks for joining us. before we go, the president's signature law, obama care had a disastrous first month. glitches, log-on problems. this screen right there says it all. in fact, in screen is a metaphor for the obama president sis. america is is temporarily down. with some luck and you getting to the voting booth in november 2014, we can replace temporarily down with america is back. ronald reagan famously said, it's morning in america, time to wake up again america and get back up on our feet. i'll see you all on the five. have a great weekend everybody. >>> this is a scene at los angeles international airport as it slowly begins to return to normal operations. a day after the terrifying

we know less, though, about jonathan martin at this point. he we know he is the son of harvard graduates and went to stanford. we don't know everything yet about martin. we also have an organization that put these two people together on the same field. they spent plenty of time both in the locker room and away from the locker room. and that is just another dynamic, rachel, in this entire complex just sophisticated, crazy story. >> how much is this shedding light on the fact this may be an issue in sports and the nfl more than we think and that guys are getting hurt? >> that's going to be the challenge of the nfl as it begins this investigation into the dolphins situation. when they come into the dolphins locker room, if they do indeed decide and determine that there is an issue with the culture in there, it's going to be difficult for them to present punishment without going into 31 other locker rooms to find out whether this is institutional within the miami locker room or whether this is a league-wide problem. that's the question that the n

jonathan? >> clearly. we're awaiting secretary kerry to come from out of those doors and speak of these recent developments and robert from the kennedy school at harvard, i wanted to get your thoughts on that. on the meeting on the 20th it will be the deputy foreign ministers. is that, in some way, a setback? >> i agree pretty with everything that phil just said. it does not surprise me at all because it is a major deal when you start to bring in the heavy hitters. when you see the foreign ministers from the p5 plus one countries showing up it sends a signal that a deal is imminent. you do not fly secretary of state kerry to geneva unless there is to be ink to paper which is what highlights then what a blow it was when a deal was not reached and, when it was, the french who were the ones that seemed to throw a curveball rather than it coming from the iranian side. and so i think that this is obviously going to go back to the routine level, which is still a relatively high level diplomatically,