i'm alex wilt here at msnbc world headquarters in new york at the half hour. new reaction from president trump's national security adviser to the special counsel's indictment, this at a security conference in munich this morning, appearing to break with the president by conceding russian meddling in the u.s. election. >> we would love to have a cyber dialogue when russia is sincere about curtailing its sophisticated form of espionage. that day will be coming. we are becoming more adept at tracing the origins on of this espionage and subversion. and as you can see with the fbi indictment, the evidence is now really incontravertable and available in the public domain. whereas in the past it was difficult to attribute. >> now, on the flip-side, sergey lavrov is dismissing news of the charges as being "blather". >>> also new, whether indicted russians will face any consequences. it lies out how they all manipulated social platforms to wage information warfare against the united states. although none have been arrested. mark, with a good morning to you. okay. there

alex lyon stepped between the pipes. flyers up five-four. rangers lose the puck travis konecny gets to it claude giroux. 200 career goal. flyers win seven-four. >>> joel embiid in the all-star game last night very beginning of the game, big time dunk and the and one, joel later in the game showing off his range incomes down three. from the other end of the court, russell westbrook tries for the shot, joel says no, embiid had 19 points and eight rebounds. >>> daytona 500 with two laps to go curt bush looking to make a move but spins out, so this went into overtime in day tone a in overtime it is austin dylann who wins the checkered flag, he is your three car and he wins it, 2018 >>> that is sports in a minute i'm kristin rodgers. >>> it is like that. >> yeah. >> give me 20 minutes and then you can leave. >> i-95 gets pretty crowded sometimes, sometimes you just to have go in and out. we have a look at, wow, rain heading our way is this a good thing or bad thing if you like 70-degree temperatures then you will think this is a good thing we wil

>> reporter: alex, nikolas cruz, that suspect remains behind bars. his public defenders are hoping they can plead for his life, that he'll get a plea deal. prosecutors in this case say they have not made a decision yet as to whether they are going to pursue the death penalty in this case. in the meantime here at this memorial that's been set up in parkland for the school shooting people have been coming by, by the hundreds dropping off flowers and candles and basically coming out here to mourn the lives that were lost. the other people that are out here, the red cross, they set up a community center. take a listen to what they had to say. >> we are disaster mental health providers who are professionally trained experts in helping these families deal with this. everything free. this has become a role that we have performed more than we thought we would. >> reporter: just within the last few months the red cross says it has responded to shootings in las vegas and texas and now here in parkland. this is an organization that usually deals with natural di

enough alex you're raising some incredibly strong issues there neal i'm assuming here you're nodding there when alex was talking about people not having access to clean water anyway that's an issue in the townships isn't it in south africa where it stand pipes is literally a pipe that comes up out of the ground but access to water is a human right is designated by the united nations as being a human right and to pick up on alex's point about the wealthy middle class it's almost like a virtue signalling thing now in south africa with the middle class in south africa they feel good about themselves if the obesity haven't washed their hair today because that means the they're saving water one phrase though that i've come across water all mentation infrastructure neal i don't understand what that means what is that. but it's interesting listening to the conversation and then going back a step about planning and one of the interesting things that we've seen here is that the plan was done they and the plans clearly showed that cape town would use and could easily survive a fifty year droug

mike and alex, i would love one of our viewers to stop in. i'm live at clock 15, i would love to see somebody coming in here on their way to philly this morning. that will would make my day. >> let's make steve's day there, make all of our day, yes, stop in and see him, pennsauken new jersey, you know where this is. we'll see you there. okay. 6:08 now. well, a local woman loses a finger after something flew through her windshield while she was driving on, this is 295. how she was able to get herself to safety. >> student describing the scene as pure chaos. >> thought they were entering the hallway for alarm drill which they had at like 9:00 yesterday morning. but they were met gunshot, caroline shively at the scene there in broward county florida. good to see you. >> high there, mike, alex, yes, that's wffhat they had had the drill earlier in the morning, and then they heard the once again, police, say, nicholas cruz, the 19 year oldshot his w, pulled that fire alarm, and as people were running past him. other student were able to barricade h

and i thought island on the shore as a name suggests alex of course boxes all of the good jobs and over the last few days he's been spending a great deal of time in alan's capital of dublin over the next three episodes he conducts major interviews with irish politicians including former teacher or prime minister bertie ahern on the form of one of the republic made evacuees however first he spoke with the women of the moment then you elected president of shin fein immediately mcdonald has alex with fish import from dublin. stephen's green one of the most famous locations and dublin's fair city one hundred years ago shown fame held a majority a parliamentary seats across the island of ireland last weekend they elected mary lou mcdonald as president of sion fair in she is the first shannon fame leader not to be associated with the struggle so could once again shouldn't fame be challenging for power across the island of ireland until the easter rising of one thousand sixteen shin fein had little success when all was changed and changed utterly by the oppressive british response to the risin

david to can achieve freshwater advisor the world wide fund for nature and in nairobi also in scope alex and we director of east africa institute of the icon university welcome to you all keep turn how bad is this going to get. well how bad is going to get that's the big question what we've had is three years of well. every drain fall including the two trials years on record so cumulatively and amounts to something like one out of five hundred or one hundred thousand years drought something completely beyond what anyone had anticipated we are now about two months away from the expected beginning of the rainy season and at this stage of the of course have no idea how good the rainy season will be much of a good one and what about david think now in london i'm assuming here this will have a major impact on agriculture and industry give us a sense of how bad that might be. well neal is probably a better place to talk about the details of the south african situation at the generally one of the first sectors to suffer in drought is often the agricultural sector and that can have a major impac

that makes sense. >> good point though alex. hum. >> i guess you stick with the bet. >> got to stick with the bet? >> thanks for sharing,. >> what if nate gets into the game actually wins the game. >> what about jake kicks a field goal? >> by the way, specking thousands and thousands of fanso pour into minneapolis today and tomorrow. and certainly saturday. >> and getting tweets from people saying they've leaving heading for the airport watch we want to do for you and guys at hom what's happening inside of the stadium. >> yes. >> the super bowl foods. i love. >> this what they do, as soon as they finds out who is in the super bowl. they get these based on where the area is and what they like to eat there. >> so their master chef puts together accustommized men knew. >> yes, so you have the philadelphia eagles kind of menu, then the patriots menu. so we will compare and see what the food will be like for the philly fans and what the food will be like for the patriots fans. >> ♪ >> ♪ >> so here at the us bank stadium, here wit

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. >> thank you, alex. >> i'm alex witt, we're approaching 9:00 a.m. in the east, 6:00 a.m. out west. we do have breaking news to share. a passenger plane crashed in russia, we're going to get you details in just a few minutes, also backlash, facing new criticism after his apparent defense of exstaffers accused of domestic abuse allegations. what are republicans saying about the latest tweet? >> it actually gives point by point we the republican memo is -- has a lot of false assertions and also in general just leads the reader into a false direction. >> what's the holdup? new theories on why they won't release the memo. will the public ever see it and if so, when? tough questions what the president might face if he ends up meeting in person with robert mueller and the chances of it happening again. >>> parade controversy, is president trump at odds with the members of the military? those details next. new reaction from capitol hill to the president's tweet, appearing to defend the men accused of domestic violence and questioning whether due process for the accused still exis

we will do a special valentines addition of alex around town and i will tell but cool places that are around town, and maybe do romantic fun things even if you are single i have got some things for you to pass your time. >> now will you prom toys bring kids around the tv. so here it is, we are coming through for you, that is, those are brand new, penguins yeah. >> over at the quarter number, that is carson and nick. hey lauren are they speaking? no, neither are you. >> in a way he is done talking >> what did he have some breakfast. >> he had a harring, that is what he had for breakfast. >> listen, i heard talon swallow hole so you put a fish in front and it goes right down in his belly. >> he is like, no, no, do you have something else to say. >> that is exactly how we feel about the super bowl win, we're extremely proud of you. >> call them fish face. >> so cutie love them. >> adorable. >> all right. >> we will have more of that. >> i will teach you more things coming up, we're in the done. >> no, we're not done yet hang around the tv there. >> so, let's talk about this thing. there

i'm alex witt at msnbc headquarters in new york. president trump is tweeting that democrats need to redo their rebuttal memo and send it back in proper form. watergate special counsel jill wine-banks says the democrats should have pushed for their memo to be released last week with the republican memo. >> i'm sorry they didn't allow it to be done at the same time as the republican memo. once you have a first impression, it's hard to change it. and now we've had weeks or what will be weeks with the republican memo out there and no rebuttal. although much has already leaked about what the falsehood of the nunes memo is, many of its major components are already disproved. so i think it's already been hurt dramatically and it may not matter so much. >> and here with me now to elaborate, msnbc contributor jill wine-banks. welcome to the broadcast, jill. the president, as you know, ignored both the fbi and the doj when they recommended, don't release the republican memo. now he wants the democrats to work with the doj to release their reb

jones and kind of kicked off his campaign and a lot of people would get put alex jones in the camp of a conspiracy theorist and someone who is constantly you know bending the facts to suit the narrative that is some may consider wild but then you look at cable t.v. and like rachel maddow who is number one in cable today and she now sounds exactly like alex jones she's got nothing the conspiracy theory so we show it has become the defacto model for news america what do you think of that observation and what does that tell us i think you're you're right on i mean i might not characterize ritual exactly that way but you know i saw this coming in the summer of two thousand and sixteen that there was a very very sharp polarization that was going on within the media community we were reporters were talking about it they were discussing the idea that we had to become more actively partisan. trump was so much of a threat that we had to quote unquote do more to. prevent present his. and c and so that kind of old school boring third person let's reset the news dispassionately version of journal

alex roland con las reacciones. alex. la estudiante que cursaba en la escuela lincoln se convirtiÓ en la segunda menor en morir a causa del flu confirmaron las autoridades de nueva jersey. la mortadela niÑo curry de lunes ocasiona una gran preocupaciÓn en los padres de familia que tienen a sus hijos en la misma escuela. como estaba de que tiene a su hija enferma desde el llamas con sÍntomas de influenzay que casualmente asistÍ al mismos a lo que la suden de fallecida. >> que cierre, y la pediatra igual tambiÉn me dijo. "asÍ no cerrar la escuela y la ponen en cuarentena, el virus va a estar ahÍ todo el tiempo." tienen que cerrar y que todos los niÑos se vayan a la casa. hay mucho niÑo enferma. o sea, entonces n que haber mÁs de un niÑo muerto para que puedan cerrarlo. alex: en superintendente escolar confirmÓ que la escuela fue desinfectada y se tomaron los protocolos necesarios para garantizar la salud de los estudiantes que hoy asistieron a la escuela. >> no limpiaron ni nada. alex: esta madre que no quiso d

all sorts of internationally traded commodities so these things can have international ramifications alex that we see in nairobi is that picture reflected where you are. well at the moment in the narrow view what we have is the normal cycles of. dry spell when he's so when we're in the face of light now it's with the middle of the on the dry spell but i think the want to exhibit exhibit by four legs management especially deforestation of the up the regions that supply most of the major leaguers that supply it was supposed to be so we have for an all time low base flow which is very critical especially at this time of year is then we suppose a lot of that i think on the buckle that is also let people who should go through specially that will be the subject that require over one million cubic meters of one of them against the supply the best city of about six hundred thousand cubic meters a day but he's also made what was the complicated by very inefficient distribution and what we're going to finish and that's what's. great kind of supply since then. i'm saying we don't know what it is the

alex? >> kelly o, thank you so much, we'll see you again thanks for that. >>> let's bring in danny savalos, msnbc legal analyst. the president's claim that the russia investigation is a hoax -- does this indictment nullify that? >> it doesn't nullify it legally. because of course it's an indictment and only an accusation. but it does tend to show that, that maybe most, most impressively, that citizens, actual citizens without a partisan interest, sat on a grand jury and passed on the evidence presented by a prosecutor and chose to indictment. that alone is very significant. and it tends to show that there was at least probable cause established that there was russian involved in the attempts to infiltrate the election. it does tend to disprove the notion that the russia involvement is a hoax. >> the indictment gives us details of what prosecutors were saying were fraudulent bank account numbers, that russians used. some of the political ads they paid for as well. overall, the vulnerability

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>> it's going to be a big lift, alex. interim security clearances are not as unusual as you might think. they're often utilized for people who need immediate access to classified information to do their job. you have to get through a partial security check to get that. there may be some challenges. chief of staff john kelly has done the right thing to move the process along. that being said, interim security clearances aren't a big new thing that no one has heard of before. >> good to talk with you. i'll be back with my panel after a break. that triple-double thing doing it yourself or tagging a friend thing. more revolutions in the making thing. that play like a girl thing. that four-legged friends thing. at&t gives you more for your thing. more entertainment, internet, and unlimited plans. more for your thing. yeah, that's our thing. your body was made for better things than rheumatiod arthritis. before you and your rheumatologist move to another treatment, ask if xeljanz xr is right for you. xeljanz xr is a once-daily

mike and alex. >> yes. pressure on that sheriff surprise federal survives this >>> severe storms, in parts and, destruction and tornadoes, in the south and flooding in the ohio valley. >> yes karen. >> it was really bad right now and, we had a lot of tornadoes a severe flooding and rain threw upper midwest and south. we know three tornadoes touched down in tennessee kentucky. this was a pair of f2 twisters touching down ripping roofs from homes and blowing out windows, just creating so much destruction. there was a 79 year-old who was killed in one county after she became separated from her husband when a tornado came through, officials say he survived by taking shelter in a basement. >>> the governors in four states including missouri, indiana and declared disaster emergency. very dramatic there. >> it seems like this weather for later in the spring, and we are only in the end of february. time for our weather at 7:14. >> we are doing count down 22 days away from the actual start of the spring but with tho

alex? >> you know, kelly, as you were miking up and getting there in front of the camera, we got word of the white house schedule. the president now adding to his schedule on wednesday a meeting, a listening session, if you will, of high school students and teachers. would you presume that to be in florida because he is there now? that's only 40 miles or so away from parkland. or would that be back in washington, to your best guesstimate? i realize this is just being announced. >> reporter: well, we get a preview each week typically on sunday of the expected activities of the president for the week ahead. this is a standard sort of schedule preview. and it indicates that that will take place in washington later this week. what we don't know is who these students will be. he also has a session on thursday talking about school safety. that's all they've told us so far. so we can interpret that the timeliness of adding those kinds of events to the president's schedule, we don't know when they

say alex and i have a child. we'll be able to tell with the swabbing stuff what characteristics the baby would have. so, i would think, giant eyes. big lower lip. >> is that what you're saying. >> yes. >> also, jennifer laurence in the news. >> she says, get a grip. she responds to the controversy, surrounding this photo, where she is outside in the cold without a coat. while her male co-stars, they look nice and warm. well, she -- people are upset about there is had some very strong words for the critics. >> even throw stuff in the studio. >> love her, so great. hey, let's have party.

so they will play it safe, mike and alex. they will go to the school board meeting scheduled at 7:00 and voice their opinion in that forum. >> i didn't realize, that was something that they could do we will have camera there for sure. thanks, lauren. >>> and emotional moment for, a man react to go hearing that within of the florida school shooting victims was buried in his jersey. >> yes in, his uniform. >> karen hepp, tell us more about that. >> can you imagine what that is like, a guard for miami heat. makes it so much bigger than basketball what you do every day when a child looks up to you they want to be buried in his jersey. they shared this photo of the joaquin oliver saying he was within of the 17 young lives lost at douglas high school in park land. he was one of the many that i heard was excited about my return to miami and yesterday was buried in my jersey. this is why we not just shut up and dribble. he goes on to say it is way bigger than basketball. we are voices for people that don't get to be heard. joaquin ol

another push of arctic east, where alex was in chicago, more snow. let's talk about these strong storms going on right now. we got mardi grass going on in new orleans. we already had a tornado warning, also a severe storm warning on the coast of alabama. right around new orleans, overnight tonight, some very heavy rain. watch that rain as it starts to slide north, from asheville, into roanoke, new york, some street flooding. behind that, in that area where alex was, little light coating there. 1 to 3 inches of snow. through chicagoland, already seen -- tomorrow their ninth consecutive day of measurable snow. but the real problem, look at the pink there, from springfield, south of indianapolis, to canton, all the way into albany, that's ice and that will cause some real problems. >> sam, thanks so much. >>> let's turn now to deadly flu epidemic. startling new numbers. about how dangerous and how widespread this flu season really is. tonight, a new concern about the flu striking the same person twice. here's abc's eva pilgrim. >> reporter: tonight in t

who is alex vander swan and why should you care? our team is breaking this down into what we know and what we still don't know. >>> speaking of russia, donald trump is blaming then president obama in a twitter tirade to not doing more to stop russias sberns. we're going to ask a staffer in the obama administration. >>> russia still at it flaming the flames on social media after a school shooting. >>> trying to turn up the heat on lawmakers, today in florida end. we'll tell you what they're up to in a couple of minutes. >>> we want to start with that breaking news. the new charges in russia against a guy named alex. i want to bring in ken. so we're going to talk about what we do know and what we don't know. we do know this person's name,@not a name anyone has heard before. who is he? >> he is listed on his link page in -- all of this relates to the work of paul manafort and rick gates who is working on behalf of a politician and they asked this law firm to prepare this report. the justice department was asking questions about this la

[laughter] alex: it will hurt his wealth. he can focus on his amazon core business, he will continue to be the richest guy in 2018. quickly, in 15 seconds, the best advice you can give investors in the year of the dog. alex: advices? david: what is the best advice you can give investors now? alex: advice is that we will enjoy the great start of the lunar new year. hold the stock and keep investing in the market. the 20th of february, according itour anonymous perspective, will be an auspicious date. david: we look forward to that date and the year ahead. thank you so much, alex so, research associate at clsa. for thealmost it for us year of the rooster. your of the dog, we are coming for you. a look across markets right now, last few minutes of trade for the hang seng index. ♪ retail. under pressure like never before. and its connected technology that's moving companies forward fast. e-commerce. real time inventory. virtual changing rooms. that's why retailers rely on comcast business to deliver consistent network speed acr

alex barinka is with us. still with us, david kirkpatrick. alex, where do we stand? who are the suitors and what is the likelihood of something happening? alex: you are right, twitter is the perennial name brought up in terms of targets out here on the west coast. this earnings report today potentially increases that probability for a few reasons. if you ask folks on bloomberg intelligence, they say that the parchment -- the departure of the coo and the fact jack dorsey is managing two companies boosts the potential of them becoming a target. talking to other sources on the you might wantid to buy a ship that is going down, but not a ship that is going down and on fire. that is something that might have eased concerns with results today. if you look at twitter's results today, they did turn a profit for the first time. it is not necessarily because the top line looks pretty. they have been deliberately cutting expenses. their expense base has gone down by a significant amount. saying,re coming in and what could this asset do for me, you don't want to take on somethin

good morning, coy. >> good morning, rene and alex. the thing that jumped out to me for team usa over finland. four of the five goals scored by golden gophers. gophers gone wild in pyeongchang. put the puck in the net early in the match. davidson had one as well. and two scores on the board for team usa. hilary knight was the only former non gopher goal for team usa. the u.s. face the winner of the canada match versus olympic athletes from russia which starts in an hour from now. the u.s. looking to capture the first gold since 1998. figure skating. ice dance short program. all three american teams qualified for the free dance. the reigning u.s. champs hubbell and donohue. but then there is the shibutani siblings. mana imagine dancing on the world stage with your sibling. listen to those known affectionately known as the shib sibs. >> in spots, siblings have to compete against each other. we don't. we know all of the work we individually put in goes into something we both really enjoy. >> i would say it helps that she is really talente

alex little, the former assistant prosecutor and defense attorney joins us now. alex, so astounding about the indictment is that it shows this whole operation started in 2013 when they incorporated the internet agency and the help does not candidate trump the bernie sanders and jill stein. if your view this indictment clears the president's campaign overall? >> not in any way. a big investigation like that has stages. it rolls out like chapters of the book. this is one chapter that lays out in detail what the group of russian individuals and agencies did to influence the election, but it's only one piece of a much larger investigative puzzle. it doesn't help the trunk campaign and the president in the white house at all. eric: they can make the claim that the indictment says the russian style with unwitting individuals who were associated with the trunk campaign. that word, unwitting clearly shows campaign officials or other act to this were duped. >> yes, certain interactions were unwitting. were they ever waiting later and were other transactions where they had

alex: we don't. they have kept their litigation -- they have kept their investigation under tight wraps. rosenstein's appearance today was a little unusual. the previous indictments have come without any news conference. i think his appearance was in fact directed at the president. he really seemed to emphasize that this indictment did not find that anybody colluded with the russians. it did not find that the russia campaign affected the outcome of the election. emily: so, sarah, going forward, obviously a company like facebook, for example, is making some dramatic changes. they are hiring thousands of people to better control some of these things. would something like this, life -- would something like this happen later this year, would something like this be able to be prevented? or is there no way to sibley catch these kinds of efforts? sarah: if people are posing as americans with stolen identities and documents that prove they are they say they are, in a way, that remains undetected by paypal sy

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-- at the cemetery after we had -- they were getting ready to put alex into the ground, the director came over and we stoodhere nt to it and he came over to us and said, mr. sullivan, he said, you can come back, he said, but right now he said nobody's going to move until you do, and i know he just meant that for that particular time, but i've used that onward because people are looking to us to see, you know, what it is we're going to do, and i've taken that as a challenge to do something. >> well, i'm going to come back in a second to explore the challenge and whether you're hopeful, but i want to first ask vivek murphy, as the former top doctor, and the former surgeon general of the united states, you had a heck of a time trying to convince people that actually gun crime and crime deaths were as significant to crime issue as alcoholism as all of the other terrible public health issues that we live with. why is that? >> that is absolutely the case that gun violence is a public health issue. whenever you have large numbers of people dying for clearly preventable health reasons that c

alex, where does ambitious managed divergence stand today? 0ur prime minister with the office comes a very nice country manor house, and she went with ten of her senior ministers, her brexit war cabinet, to discuss what happens next. there was some agreement amongst those people, not least in mutual recognition of goods amongst us mutual recognition of goods amongst us and the eu. that matters because the conservative party has not been entirely united on questions about future relationships with the eu. you are right, the next step is what happens domestically in the uk between the government and the opposition. jeremy corbyn's position on this, perversely, given that he's not in government will be quite decisive for the mid—stage we are now looking at. he must decide, i'm amazed he has pulled off this trick of not really showing his hand, is he going to come out in favour of us remaining in the customs union or a customs union, and if so, will he ta ke customs union, and if so, will he take the labour party with him to vote against the go

>> alex, good day to you too. rob porter is telling his associates a very different story than we're hearing out of white house. we're told that rob porter's telling associates that senior officials told him to stay and he said he never misrepresented anything to chief of staff john kelly. now this is significant because, as you heard there from kelly oh, the white house has never given a definitive timeline. people are trying to fill in the gaps, we saw that with that clip from this morning. but we're getting another view, another timeline of this from a member of congress who talked to both president trump about this and chief of staff john kelly about this. so this is as definitive a kelly version of the timeline as you're going to get. and, alex, here's the key point. kelly says that porter misrepresented what the story would be about. he said it would be about a messy marriage and about divorce and verbal and emotional abuse. but as your viewers well know, it turned out to be much worse. >> so with regard to

alex? >> thank you for coming. can you -- when you say accessible, are you talking about sidewalk accessibility? and the second thing, have you talked about putting more lights at nighttime? >> when i was referring to accessible spots, i should have clarified, it's for wheelchair access, so more disabled parking spots. and we're not looking at adding lighting. currently the closure is until 6:00 p.m. so lighting would be another question. >> are you looking into more accessible sidewalks? >> yes. >> for people that have mobility devices? >> yes. i can go back. part of our raised crosswalks and speed tables we're putting in, some are midblock, where people are crossing more frequently that are not necessarily intersections. we're looking at the long-term phase of this project to be curb cuts. right now, we didn't have the funding for the near-term improvements we were given the directive to get done pretty immediately. it's part of the long-term strategy. >> thank you. >> thank you, alex. all right. sally, you're ne

what is the very latest, alex? alex: the latest is they have indicted the 13 questions and a russian company, a troll farm as we like to call it, in st. petersburg the placed the ads on facebook, twitter, and other social media platforms trying to sway the election for president frotrump. the president-elect the white house -- the president left the white house to go to mar-a-lago for the weekend. he has treated about this indictment. there is a statement on this and i interviewed the white house sees this indictment as proof really, and i think they are overstating things by a lot, that the president neither his campaign colluded with the russians to interfere in this election. emily: the president's tweet saying russia started their campaign long before i announced i would love for president. the results of the election were not impacted.the trump campaign did nothing wrong . no collusion. sarah, what do you think of the role of social company media is here and what facebook had to say? sarah: i think what facebo

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people are silent mike and alex, quiet. jared says there is a super bowl hang over. i think they have been stunned into silence but they are not quiet on social media. people are talking about frank reich as new head coach, football fans went crazy, excitement, add dirt racial, carson wentz took to twitter to drop a line looking good, you. wish it didn't to have end but it was an unbelievable two years. can't thank you enough. indy, you have a great one. eagles head coach doug pederson says frank's a tremendous coach and very deserving of this opportunity. he was a valuable member of our staff and we all benefited from working with him over the last two years. quarterbacks coach jon de philipo, he is out. geese, you say we know this will happen like the super bowl drain but we have to keep some people in place so we can have back to back performance don't you think. >> yeah when dephilipo went i thought maybe frank would stay , bye figured frank was going all the way along. >> when he left, i talked to you about it, i said no, our quarterback nick foles, doing so wel

jones for gosh sakes and nobody beats alex jones he's got to me everyone's become alex jones twenty years ago oust jones was the fringe guy in media now everet there's no more walter cronkite there's no more mainstream media anchorperson isn't even brian williams the last of the tribe was obliterated now you have rachel maddow everyone a mainstream media katie couric and whoever they're all trying to catch up out challenge alex jones is the gold standard in american news and the crazier the conspiracy theories from maddow becomes the more she sells now on alex jones of colonial silver and guardian and account sort of stuff but on her show it's just as wacky sort of opioids and by aggro and you know erectile dysfunction has been she's been shown that the goop which is the product of that shiksa. opposite of oh gosh i did not have sorry but she's got goop which is the same stuff in it that they sell over at info wars and erectile dysfunction gosh you know if only they just were able to cure baldness like they were trying to do originally i mean then we would need a d. woodley because

mike and alex. >> thanks, jenny. florida school shooting affecting even meme are used to dealing with these tragedies. i saw this yesterday afternoon on cnn. he is an ex f.b.i. agent, now works as counter terrorism analyst for cnn. i watch him all the time. philip mud is his name. he was cents responding to the shooting yesterday. >> a child of god is dead. cannot we acknowledge in this country that we can't -- we cannot except this. i can't do it, wolf, i'm sorry, can't do it. >> so that school shooting in floored is the 18th school shooting this year. not a mass shooting, but 18 different times in the first six weeks of this year somebody has fired a gun at a school in this country. >> unbelievable. for it to only be february. >> yep, i think the 25th mass shooting since columbine in 1999. all right, coming up on 7:10. we have got this story out of upper darby, alex. >> yes, house fire broke out this morning. authorities responded sometime around 2:00 a.m. to the scene at the 100 block of fern street. they were tab

no one knows what it will look like, perhaps not even alex. the important thing is not the security, we all agreed. the brits need europe. the canada thing, this delusion that the uk will get canada plus, plus, plus. the canada deal took seven years. alex is saying that's a posture. you know very well it does not include service, financial service. yes, but the canadian deal is not useless. more over, the average trade deal takes two or less and you must bear in mind the importance attached to a trade deal between us and the eu if there is to be one, given we are each other‘s largest trading partners. this is not like forming a deal with another standard third nation, it's not like forming a deal with another third nation, the day we leave we will be europe's largest trading partner with whom the eu operate a massive trading surplus. that point about splintering is fair, some countries will want things more than others and the closer you get to the finish line, the more... this is a particularly interesting week. monday, we have jeremy corby

alex you speak french. most of those are. the same let me send them for what's new this morning talk of past sunday is busy at the top set to false. fifty years ago breaking within two cons again as a sleeping pill does this is what i believe because the two of us just shared this thought the scientific sweat terrible but not on known as shown in dutch one football world here not the war then boom boom us across europe victims are starting legal battles demanding at least some compensation. in two ways first will the physical damage itself as well that the concert mind that the people who actually perpetrated this crime has never been able to justice and there's been a couple. join me every thursday on the alex salmond show and i'll be speaking to guest of the world of politics sport business i'm show business i'll see you then. i've played for many clubs over the years so i know the game inside out and. the ball isn't only about what happens on the pitch pull the final school it's about the passion from the fans it's the age

>> home run. >> sorry, alex. friday, february 2nd. >> announcer: from abc news, this is "world news now." >>> not sure i've ever seen alex trebek so disappointed. >> alex trebeck was like, come on, people. >>> we're going to start with the fight over this classified congressional memo. it is likely hours away from being released for many to see. >>> the president is not expected to raise objections about going public with that memo which reportedly shows bias by the fbi and justice department. even though it means going against the advice of his own appointed officials and even some republicans now voicing concern. >> and the president is reportedly telling friends the document backs up his claims that campaign did not collude with russia. abc jonathan carl, you see right there, has more. >> reporter: president trump ignored questions about that controversial republican memo the fbi does not want released. >> mr. president, what about the fbi director's grave concerns? don't you trust him? >> reporter: white hous

alex? >> all right, kelly o'donnell at the white house, thank you for that, we'll see you again. >>> jay newton-small and jeremy peters, welcome to you both. i want to get reaction to that first. i'll let you go first, jay. >> the reaction to the tweet, it's sort of par for the course with donald trump, it's his own personal "him too" movement. when there's a man in his orbit, like alabama senate candidate roy moore, who was accused by women of improprieties, donald trump sees himself in these accusations. he's been accused by more than a dozen women of sexual harassment and says he's falsely accused. so his tendency is always to believe the other men who he says this could destroy their careers, and he doesn't really ever, historically speaking, given all his words and actions, has never gone to the women's defense and said no, this is inappropriate, and at no time is violence against women inappropria appropriate. he tends always to protect the man, as kelly said. >> jeremy, this presiden

alex? >> top of line there. thank you so much. kelly o'donnell in west palm beach for us. >>> joining me, deputy news editor for axios and senior adviser at media group of america. begin with you, and start with donald trump jr.'s reaction to the memo saying a little sweet revenge in it for him. we played it a few minutes ago. is that premature? >> absolutely premature. obviously, put out a response rebutting the memo and it makes the republicans look pretty bad. we haven't seen the democrats' memo yet. it's far too early for donald trump sdwror say anything of that sort and makes it look very political. >> how about your reaction? >> definitely i agree with erin and think we're seeing a trend whether donald trump jr. or any number of republicans using this to further discredit the fbi and department of justice, shocking for the law and order party to do that. yesterday republican voters showed turning on the fbi in large majoritiemajorities. >> i'm curious, erin. particularly the line seeing this as sweet revenge. for his family.

did you have a square marked alex vanderswan? is there a single person on earth that had alex vanderswan as the next best guess for the robert mueller case? anybody telling you they know what the special counsel will do next and anybody that tells you they can see how the russia scandal will end for the white house and president, that person is taking you for a ride after the 13 russians get indicted on friday and today alex vanderswan, huh? the man who pled guilty today in federal court in washington is named alex vanderswan, he's 33, and trained as an english lawyer and today facing prison in a u.s. federal prison. prosecutors are holding his passport and preventing him from leaving from lawyers. to understand how we got to him, you should meet victor. ha handsome devil. president of ukraine. and looks aren't everything but they do count for something among politicians and he was considered to be a dashing and fairly carismatic fellow. that is him in december that same year. july on the left, december on the right. almost not r