jackson. at a press conference today, jackson said the president asked him to do conduct a test of his cognitive comes in that came back normal. dr. jackson recommended that the president the last fat and carbohydrate and that he exercise regularly. steve bannon has been subpoenaed i robert mueller -- by robert mueller. been and will testify of possible links between russia and president trump associates. nato has confirmed the assassination of a leading politician and is calling on kosovo to return to associations in brussels. unknownhot to death by attackers in northern kosovo here to the trump administration is cutting $65 million in ending from the united nations

jackson and his mom are left. so where did he become instead of using that as an excuse to be a rebel and a criminal, he became an attorney general in 1791 and 1797 to the senate served as a judge from 98 to 2004 and became a major general with me at the last thing to his resume because he didn't include two-term president of the united states. that's toomey is going to designate and i hope it does because this is the american dream don't tell me what you have or where you start i will let you know where i'm going to finish because america gets you the opportunity to pursue happiness and success. but we don't give anti-anything. now i've gotten calls and e-mails. he's an indian fighter with slaves, i can't defend that but to think it shouldn't be on a pedestal and examined i think is really a reach and shows the arrogance of the generation that we didn't even consider taking his statute down let alone some of the others. confederate is another issue but when you talk about columbus and jackson, to me it stands not

jackson: absolutely. so many of you may have picked up on the fact we did do a cognitive assessment as part of the examine. i had no intention of including this. per all the guidelines that are out there, it's not indicated at this time. a lot of the guidelines would suggest you do cognitive screening questions and if you have a positive or concerning answer in the screening answers you engage with a cognitive screening tool. i had no intention whatsoever doing that. like i said, because i didn't feel it was clinically indicated and part of the reason i didn't feel it was clinically indicated i spent almost every day in the president's presence since january 20, last year when he got into office and i've seen him every day. seen him one, two, sometimes three times a day because of the location of his office. we have conversations about many things. most don't reinvolve around medical issues at all. i got to know him pretty well. i had absolutely no concerns about his cognitive ability or his -- you know,

jackson: absolutely. so many of you may have picked up on the fact we did do a cognitive assessment as part of the exam. i had no intention of including this. per all the guidelines that are out there, it's not indicated at this time. a lot of the guidelines would suggest you do cognitive screening questions and if you have a positive or concerning answer in the screening answers you engage with a cognitive screening tool. i had no intention whatsoever doing that. like i said, because i didn't feel it was clinically indicated and part of the reason i didn't feel it was clinically indicated i spent almost every day in the president's presence since january 20, last year when he got into office and i've seen him every day. seen him one, two, sometimes three times a day because of the location of his office. we have conversations about many things. most don't revolve around medical issues at all. i got to know him pretty well. i had absolutely no concerns about his cognitive ability or his -- you know, his n

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have great respect for andrew jackson. today the battle of new orleans lives on in the american soul and it lives on in each and every one of you. our task is to preserve the freedom that american soldiers have fought for and died for in every generation. our task is to uphold the values and principles that define who we are as a nation and as a people.

jackson. >> yes, dr. jackson it would be a good thing for democrats if this was off the table. sure talk about his character and behavior if you want to, the whole argument about whether he is mentally deranged or unfit, let's just finish with that because i don't think it gets anybody anywhere. and it needs put to bed. >> bret: it seems like this closes that door. >> among rational people it does. i don't think it's going to end the crazy talk that we have heard. that whole thing was just -- it revealed the hour long, i mean, it was truly extraordinary it reveals the absolute absurdity that we have reached in terms of people going after the president in the press, the clips that you just showed. they may have been from "saturday night live" last saturday. it's absolutely bonkers how much these people they despise the president. cnn sent in a doctor, their doctor, their on air doctor to offer a second opinion. it's just absolutely ridiculous. >> bret: some people say what about when he slurred those words in that speech. well, that was asked. take a listen. >> god bless you, go

have great respect for andrew jackson. [applause] today the battle of new orleans lives on in the american soul and it lives on in each and everyone of you. our task is to preserve the freedom that american soldiers have fought for and died for in every generation. our task is to uphold the values an principles that define who we

jackson became that velcro. dr. jackson's office is one of the very few in white house residence proper and is located directly across the hall from the president's private elevator on any given day the physician's office as it is known is generally the first and last to see the president. dr. jackson is built and leads an organization that is better than any other in history. i know that. i, as physician to the president was well-served by this president's doctor. more importantly president and mrs. bush were well served by dr. jackson as were president and mrs. obama. in keeping with his oath i have every reason to believe that dr. jackson will well and faithfully discharge the duties of his office an that president and mrs. trump the office of the presidency and the country will be well-served because of it. thank you big a gear general dr. richard tubb for that background and information and with that i tell turn it over to dr. jackson and as always if you could please keep your questions on topic and after dr.

jackson became that velcro in january. office in one of a very few residence proper, located directly across the hall from the president's private elevator. on any given day the physician's office, as it is known, is generally the first and last to see the president. dr. jackson is built and leads an organization that is better than any other in history. i know that. i, as physician to the president, was well served by this president's doctor. more importantly, president and mrs. bush were well served by dr. jackson, as were president and mrs. obama. in keeping with his oaths, i have every reason to believe that dr. jackson will well and faithfully discharge the duties of his office and president and mrs. trump, the office of the presidency and the country will be well served because of it. thank you brigadier general dr. richard tubb for that background and information. i will turn it over to dr. jackson and, as always, if you could, please keep your questions on topic and after dr. jackson finishes, i'll come back up to

the principle amendment is to the jackson square s.u.d. relative to limited restaurants proposed to occupy a state that was currently or last legally occupied and this would require an addition use. this is not a groundbreaking control. it exists in north beach and other parts of the city. in effect we're modifying the jackson square s.u.d. to adjust this. there'll be a diversity of conversations on retail strategy and vacancies, but we've seen the controls have facilitated a healthy mix of uses and actually is, i believe, one variable in keeping the vacancy rate healthy. the jackson square s.u.d. is an area of very very concise limited geographic boundaries. we're talking five or six blocks. about 100 ground floor commercial spaces and they are not facing a vacancy problem today. the problem they are facing is a potential influx of bars, restaurants and limited restaurant uses that threaten to drive up rents on the existing mix of ground floor and art galleries and retail uses and professional service. i'm aware planning staff is recommen

jackson became that velcro. dr. jackson's office is one of the few residents proper in the white house and located across the president's elevator. on any given day, the physician's office is the first and last to see the president dr. jackson is built and leads an organization that is better than any other in history. i know that. i was well-served by this president's doctor. more importantly, president and mrs. bush were well-served by dr. jackson as were. and mrs. obama. in keeping with his oath, i have every reason to believe that dr. jackson will discharge the duties of his office and president and mrs. trump, the office of the presidency and the country will be well-served because of it. thank you, brigadier general dr. richard tubb for that background and that information. i will turn it over to dr. jackson. as always, if you could, keep your questions on topic and after dr. jackson finishes, i'll come back up to address other questions of the day. thanks, guys. >> good afternoon, everyone. all right. so to s

and with that background and information turning it over to doctor jackson as always please keep your questions on topic after he finishes i will

jackson lee. is recognized. ms. jackson lee: mr. speaker, i yield myself such time as i may consume. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. ms. jackson lee: mr. speaker, i rise in support of s. 534, the protecting young victims from sexual abuse act, but i thank my colleagues here in the house, congresswoman brooks and congresswoman frankel of florida. in michigan there was a volcanic action. one might call it the nassar volcano. it acted and there was no reaction. it was deadening silence. volcano sponded to the that kept pouring poisonous lava in the way of young, beautiful athletes. i would hope and wish i was not on the floor today with my colleague from texas having to life-changing experience for these young athletes who wanted to do nothing else but to make their families proud, first, maybe to ed and be able to adhere their faith, their determination, and resolve and make their nation, their state, their school proud of them. young girls, women who are heretofore, mr. speaker, had been held back, mr. speaker, or told th

[applause] we have an additional opportunity in jackson's medical zone. i believe real potential exists to move the department of public safety headquarters. we have a good location in rankin county near the state crime lab. the current building, located in the heart of the medical corridor, was constructed in the 1970s and is in deplorable condition. a new medical conference center could be constructed in its place. this facility would become the gateway to the medical corridor. a medical city is rising out of the piney woods of harrison county, complete with a new pharmacy school, a nursing and simulation center, and the national obesity and diabetes research center. it is the result of a partnership between william carey university and the cleveland clinic, one of the top-rated medical entities in the world. this partnership at tradition will help us fight obesity and the diabetes often associated with it. with the help of the cleveland clinic, this is a fight i expect us to win. but, even with all this progress, the health of our population continues

jackson, recommending mr. trump, a proud lover of fast food and dessert, try an diet lower in fast and an exercise regimen. >> he's more exciting about the diet part, but we're going to do both. >> reporter: with questions swirling about president trump's mental fitness, jackson says he had absolutely no concerns about the 71-year-old's cognitive abilities, noting that he got a perfect score on what's called the montreal cognitive assessment. >> that was not driven at all by clinical concerns i had. it was driven by the president's wishes. >> reporter: among the questions asked, identify the animal, and name as many words beginning with f as possible in one minute. dr. jackson ruling out early-onset alzheimer's and dementia and criticizing medical professionals suggesting it. >> that's just tabloid psychiatry. he's very sharp and articulate when he speaks to me. >> reporter: the president doesn't get much sleep, just four to five hours a night but the doctor says that's okay. >> he has a lot of energy and a lo

and jackson never came up. jackson did come up from steve bannon after the election. when presidents look back, they often see as they wish to be seen. that is they're looking for someone who gives sanctions what they're doing that actually pushes their agenda forward in the glow of history. i think embracing jackson is problematic for trump. but to be fair, it's about the only person in the other 43 folks he can do. >> i get what you're saying there. howell reigns, you have been thinking about the state of the are republican party. and katri al sharpton and kathleen parker were talking about how he's blowing through this deadline, he's going soft on russia, amidst the russia meddling. >> so the elephant in the room, the russia investigation, don't mention it? >> no. i don't think there's anything he can really say about it that makes any sense. and i think if he gets in and gets down that rabbit hole, he tends to get angry got it and that's not the person you want to see tonight. >> what do you think, al? >> first i want to say, john's excellent company tementary on

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ronny jackson answered questions. dr. jackson said that the president is in excellent health but the president is also doing some surgery of his own. cleaning up some comments about immigrants coming into the u.s. last week. xomts were descrivile and racis. >> the president referring to s-hole countries. he snapped at the press when we asked about whether he would like to see more people coming in from norway. >> did you say you want more people from norway? >> i want them to come from everywhere. everywhere. >> just caucasian or white countries? or do you want people to come in from other parts of the world? >> in a sign the white house has grown weary of the questions, he shouted at another swraenlt the president of kazakhstan. the president is insisting he is no racist and did he nothing wrong. dick durbin who heard mr. trump referred to the countries. >> this has turned into an s-show and we need to get back to being a great country. ? but durbin's republican colleague lindsey graham is all but confirming the presiden

when have they used jesse jackson says is a piece of evidence the other thing is that jesse jackson is not an elected official. i'm not looking to him to speak on donald trump because he's not in office right now. he doesn't have the power of the senate, he doesn't have the power of the house. i'm asking senate republicans to denounce him because they're in power in the same way i would ask jesse jackson if he were the speaker of the house but he's not and to throw in that jesse jackson distraction is bonkers to me and as far as his heart, i don't care what donald trump's heart. i'm worried about what donald trump says and does and he has shown himself to be racist. >> we've got to wrap it there but you, mark have asked for republican leaders to denounce the president. denounce or defend. you are a leader, say something. >> do something. >> that's the request. thank you both. >>> thanks. >>> well, the white house says that the president is in excellent health after donald trump gets his first known physical since taking office. we're going to take a closer look at some unique dietary h

seedlings that were from the jackson magnolia. the jackson magnolia has significance to tennesseans. prior to his arrival at the white house in 1829, jackson, who was our fifth president, planted a magnolia in remembrance of his wife who had died weeks earlier. there were those who were so maligned about her marriage to jackson, she said i would rather be a doorkeeper to the house of god than live in that palace in washington, d.c. the seedling came from the couple's home outside of nashville. it reached the roof of the white house. take a look at the back of the $20, the one in your billfold or wallet or purse, with the jun with president -- the one with president jackson on the front and you will see the jackson magnolia on the back. "the washington post" detailed some of the tree's history. the "post" said, long after jackson left office, his magnolia remained. other trees were planted to supplement it and the tree became a fixture in white house events. herbert hoover held meetings beneath it, franklin roosevelt spoke to churc

sloan on twitter said you're saying rear admiral ronnie jackson is a liar? the same white house position that took care of bush and obama. paul on twitter also said missed the constitutional amendment that requires presidents to do public way ins like they are about to prizefight. heather: the president of the united states deserves a little more respect to prizefight i wonder if he would win i think he would. talk about calling for law enforcement. >> anarchist group at the university of texas sparking outrage with this sweet writing instead of law-enforcement appreciation day how about law enforcement incineration day? this tweet got the attention of a lot of law enforcement including bill johnson, executive director of the national association of police, these antics are so disrespectful especially from texas where so many police officers help with recovery efforts after the hurricane and police officers died in dallas. including one tweet from sherry who said this rhetoric is dangerous and stops a lot of people wondering what the college is going to do a

have great respect for andrew jackson. today the battle of new orleans lives on in the american soul and it lives on in each and every one of you. our task is to preserve the freedom that american soldiers have fought for and died for in every generation. our task is to uphold the values and principles that define who we are as a nation and as a people. our task is to love, cherish, and protect the flag and constitution of the united states. if we do these things, if we reawaken the confidence that inspired jackson's victory, our country is getting its confidence back again. the character that stormed the beaches of normandy and the courage that sent pilgrims across the ocean and astronauts to the moon, then there is nothing we can't do. [applause] for america, there's no task too great, no goal too large new -- no dream beyond our reach. we are witnessing a new era of patriotism, prosperity, and pride. at the forefront of this exciting new chapter is the great american farmer. thank you. [applause] a phrase i have heard a

jackson. was there anything that the president or anyone else specifically said for you not to mention today? >> absolutely not. as a party matter of fact, a lo things i was like, are you okay with me mentioning this? he was like, absolutely, i don't care. yeah, go ahead. >> to follow up on that. some of president's friends have told reporters in the past they think he's a germophobe, he washes his hands obsivelobsessi. have you seen that behavior being around the president? >> he washes his hands frequently. he uses purell. as many hands as he shakes in a day, he'd be a fool not to. the more he can wash hispurr pu that. i'd like him to continue to a bit of a germophobe and make my life easier along the way. >> any other ocd behaviors? is. >> how do you characterize the president's health to an average 71-year-old american male? >> based on his cardiac assessment, hands-down, there's no question he is in the excellent range from a cardiac standpoint. that's not me speaking. that's objective da

jackson. but wolf, you know, a lot of people know you can still have plaque in the blood vessels that lead to the heart. that plaque can be concerning if it becomes too much plaque and cause blockages. that has to be addressed and something that can be addressed through medications and lifestyle and something dr. jackson talked about, but i think excellent health may not be the best way to describe this but certainly addressable health concerns and wolf, very typical for someone of his age. he's 71 years old. heart disease is a very common issue in many people his age and it's something that can be addressed. >> that calcium score, we heard dr. jackson saying a few years ago when it was around 60 and then up to 90 and now in the 130s and you say that 130 number underlines heart disease. it's indicative of heart disease. explain that. what is a number that really underscores heart disease? >> in this case, there's different ranges of numbers but basically, once you get 100 and beyond, it's cons

bryant: we have an additional opportunity in jackson's medical zone. i believe real potential exists in the department of public safety headquarters or unit we have a good location in lincoln -- in near the crime lamb rankin county near the crime lab. a new medical conference center could be constructed. this facility would become the gateway of the medical corridor. rising out of the piney woods of harrison county, complete with a new pharmacy school and nursing and simulation center and national diabetes research center. it is the result of partnership between william carey university and the cleveland clinic, one of the top rated medical entities in the world. obesityl help us fight and diabetes, often associated with it. with the help of the cleveland clinic, this is a fight i expect to win. [applause] even with all of this progress and the help of our population, it continues to lag behind most of the nation. many of these problems are of our own making. we have an overwhelming tendency to be our own worst enemy when it comes to obesity and substa

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jackson, who previously treated presidents obama and george w. bush said he might enlist the first lady to encourage the president to start working out. jeff. >> glor: thank you very much. gs turn to tara narula, a cardiologist and cbs medical contributor. you saw some reassuring signs here. >> right. so we know cardiovascular disease, number one killer of men and women in this country, and we learned reassuring things. nk.had a normal e.k.g., normal stress test, normal echocardiogram. he also doesn't have a lot in the way of traditional risk factors, no diabetes, doesn't smoke or drink. but we also learned he does have coronary artery disease, or plaque in the artery that supply blood to the heart vessel. so it's important that he listen to dr. jackson's recommendations to eat a heart-healthy diet, lose weight, increase exercise, control his stress, and take his medications-- the aspirin and the crestor or statin. >> glor: okay, thank you very much. , much of the south, this is not a night to travel. a winter storm has shut down interstates afte

brian: would do you think of jesse jackson today? -- what do you think of jesse jackson today? donna: i love him. i wish him the very best. if there is anyone who can fight parkinson's, it is reverend jackson. he gave me a seat at the table. he taught me when i got to that table to stand up for what is right, for justice and equality. i probably know more about the bible listening to an old baptist preacher, but he was like my brother. he checked on me when i was al gore's campaign manager. he wanted to make sure i was ok, if i needed anything, if i needed him. now i get a chance to check on him, to call him. i am part of his family, part of the jackson family for life. i love him. he is a brother, and i will always love him. brian: what happened to his kid? donna: i know five of his kids. brian: i am talking about jesse jackson, junior. donna: oh, i don't know what happened to jesse jr. i went to the house to visit them. he is doing really well. he had a rough time. i don't know what happened him and his wife, but i want to continue to be supportive of reverend jackson and his

christine jackson weighs half as much as she should at almost two years. she's now on life—saving treatment, but her father worries that he won't be able to feed her well when they get discharged. jackson should be one of the better off south sudanese; he has a full—time job and a farm, but four years of civil war and high inflation have left him destitute, and there are many families like his. the doctor in charge here tells me this ward is always busy. so roughly how many children

jackson says the president has incredibly good genes. if asked whether he was withholding information, the doctor said there's nothing to hide. >>> this evening there's word of subpoenas flying in the russia investigation directed at the president's former top aid, steve bannon. bannon was on the hill today testifying before the house intelligence committee, and sources close to the committee are telling nbc news bannon told members that he wanted to answer all of their questions but the white house said he could not answer anything related to his time in the transition or in the administration. that prompted the committee to subpoena bannon, demanding more information. separately "the new york times" reports according to one source that bannon has also been subpoenaed by special counsel robert mueller. >>> tonight there are states of emergency in the south from a huge winter storm that stretches just about the length of the country from texas to maine. 88 million people are under winter weather advisories or winter storm warnings, and t

faced jackson's hospitalizations. but the family of five couldn't afford jackson's care without healthy montana kids. a helicopter bill for the ride from helena, missoula, alone can be as much as as $30,000 and jackson has taken that flight six times. this family doesn't know what they'll do if the funding for chip runs out, but they are committed to caring for their son no matter what. mr. president, that is why i support a six-year reauthorization of chip. let me remind you of another reason. this is danielle. she's nine years old, and she leaves in deer lodge, montana. she was just 18 months old and suddenly lost the ability to walk. cindy and i are parents of four children. i can't imagine a more frightening moment as a parent, an 18-month-old child suddenly they lose their ability to walk. she was diagnosed with a form of juvenile arthritis. you don't think about arthritis affecting an 18-month-old child. this is a disease that causes pain, swelling as well as vision problems. thankfully danielle was started on a

jackson and was president and first lady obama. thank you dr. richard tub for that background and information. with thatly turn it over to dr. jackson and as always, if you could, please keep your questions on topic. and after dr. jackson finishes i will come back to address more questions of the day. >>. >>> good afternoon, everyone. i'm going to read the summary of the petresident's physical. after this i will make it available to everyone as i have read it here and i will take a few questions. starting with donald j. trump completed his first periodical examination performed and supervised. it was done at walter reid medical center. we want today provide the public with a update of the president's current health status and make sures he continues to enjoy the benefits of good health. it is based on health screening. with his consent i release the following health information. vitals as follows. age 71 years. weight 239 pounds, resting heart right 168. 99% on room air. temperature was 98.4. physical examination by system to include any studies

jackson. this is a screening test. if you don't score a perfect score, it may give the doctors an inclination to probe a little more deeply. but as you point out, alisyn, from what we've heard from dr. jackson yesterday, he didn't want to get the test in the first place. it's not likely there will be follow-up tests based on this. >> i understand. dr. sanjay gupta and dr. o'connor, thank you for your professional expertise on this. >>> police are sharing new details about what led them to find 13 kids captive, malnourished and some chained to beds in california. what was going on in that house? a live report, next. >>> all right. so police are pointing to a teenage girl's heroism. she broke out of a window and made the call that led officers to discover her and 12 siblings being held captive in her home. stephanie elam is live in perris, california. i covered jaycee duggard and i've never heard about this number being held in a home, have you? >> reporter: no, chris. the more i learn about this story, the more question

i am part of his family, part of the jackson family for life. i love him. he is a brother, and i will always love him. brian: what happened to his kid? donna: i know five of his kids. brian: and talking about jesse jackson junior. donna: oh, i don't know what happened to jesse jr. i went to the house to visit them. he is doing really well. he had a rough time. i don't know what happened between him and his wife emma but i want to continue to be supportive of reverend jackson and his entire family. 20 years ago, this is a clip from the article in "the washington post" about you. 20 years ago you said this. "if we don't change the culture of american politics, people are going to give up on democracy, and pretty sure the only people elected will be people with money in their pocket." donna: that was spot on. it is happening. brian: 20 years later, is democracy in trouble? donna: yes. our democracy is at risk. we have had what i call the perfect storm. we have high dollar candidates, the koch brothers on the right. on the left, we now have tom steier. theire p

keith jackson was 89- years old ahead on the 5th quarter... jon gruden is out to prove you can go home again and it appears reports of tom brady's demise were premautre... we'll break it down next on the 5th quarter what, me? intimidated? no chance according to kevin byard who >>> i feel like we know that we can beat any team. i don't care who it is. it is not the same people from last year. it is a playoff game, so it is not like the preseason. so, i don't really care. if it was joe montana, i am trying to go out there and win a game. >> what, me intimidated? no chance according to aaron bier who scored a hat trick's against cleveland. he is no tom brady, and the titans have not won a game in foxboro since 1993. that was so long ago that tom brady was only a sophomore at sarah. brady with the easiest touchdown pass of his career... drops it to james white who turns the corner... white scored on back to back possessions to give new england a 14-7 lead... later in the 2nd.. titans forced a three were set to get >>> that was a back to back posit

have great respect for andrew jackson. today the battle of new orleans lives on in the american soul and lives on in each and every one of you. our task is to preserve the freedom that american soldiers have fought for and died for in every generation. our task is to uphold the values and principles that define who we are as a nation and as a people. our task is to love, cherish and protect the flag and the constitution of the united states. if we do these things, if we rea waken the confidence that inspired jackson's victory our country is getting its confidence back again. the character that stormed the beaches of normandy and the courage that sent pilgrims across the ocean and astronauts to the moon, then there is nothing that we can't do. [applause] for america, there's no task too great, no goal too large, no dream beyond our reach. we're witnessing a new era of patriotisms prosperity and pride. at the forefront of this exciting new chapter is the great american farmer. thank you. a phrase that i have heard all my lif

jackson is recommending to the president is pretty good advice. one since crease go the dose of medication based on the president's numbers and the tests. it should help bring the numbers down. as the president has talked about, his diet is pretty atrocious. and you now see the impact of that sort of lifestyle on one's heart health. it increased over one year. his ldl went up despite being on medication. that's the bad cholesterol. you can correct that. many men who are about that age do have the problem and can correct it. >> what about the stress of being the president of the united states? >> well, that's a significant issue. it was interesting. dr. jackson said that he has velcroed himself to president trump. he is there all the time. and he said he is monitoring for things like stress and making recommendations. dr. jackson said he didn't think the president had very much stress. at least in his medical assessment and being around him. >> he is highly respected. he was president obama's physician as well. so he is well, well -- >> very dill d