>> james maxwell. >> visitation to j-2, i need james maxwell for a visit, please. james maxwell. all right. go ahead. j-2. >> i'm thinking it's so stupid. i just can't understand his thought process. he's a grown man. i guess he knows what he's doing. or he thinks he does. anyway. >> he's a knucklehead. always has been. >> while mary jo visits brandon, echo goes to see her father. these visitations have been the routine since she was a little girl. >> i'm kind of used to it, just him not being there, having to see him behind glass, having to go through security to be able to see him. my dad's been in here a long time. i hate it for him. you don't to want see anybody that you love locked up . but he wouldn't know how to act if he was out here anyway. my brother being locked up now bothers me a little more. just because he's my little brother. it's hard to know what i would say to my father, because i wouldn't want to hurt his feelings, but it's his fault. it's his fault that my little brother is here. >> hey, sweetie. >> hey. >> what are you doing? oh, you look so beautiful. >> th

doctors say maxwell is back to being his ordinary cell. the owner is in jail, facing dui and animal cruelty charges. to have to work inside right now, because it is so beautiful outside. josh: it really is, blue skies, middle 70's. tomorrow it will almost feel like summer -- not quite ready for that, it will be a little hot. to timeout.e rain 76 degrees right now at reagan national, the breeze out of the south. that have warmed so much heading into tomorrow. also why we will stay mild tonight. showers from cumberland stretching down into harrisburg. to thethese try to move east. a lot of them break down all the way across the mountains. we hang onto a slim chance of a shower but that is about it. hours,on, the last few it moved a little, but not really past warrenton. i think the same thing will happen with this batch, but may be just a few make it across, soy slim chance. if you are heading out to the fireworks this evening, you may find a few raindrops, but more than likely dry, about 65 to 70 degrees. the fireworks officially starting a

. , maxwell spent the night at a nearby vet and doing just fine. z1we5z zi0z y1we5y yi0y was a violent weekend in philadelphia. four people were killed and many others injured in separate shootings that numbered in the double digits. three shootings happened just overnight. >>> the fbi is trying to track down the man who computed an apparent stranger in cleveland and posted it on facebook. police are warning people in pennsylvania, new york and indiana to be on the alert. >>> chopper 6 hd was over the scene of a house fire in woodland, camden county. chestnut avenue, firefighters found flames shooting from the second floor of the structure. it quickly spread throughout. no word on injuries so far. >> reporter: we have a disabled vehicle i-95 southbound at girard, police and penndot on the scene. they have the arrow board set up, i-95 southbound at girard, a 26 minute ride from woodhaven to the vine. penndot is pulling away, but the disabled vehicle is stuck there. storm tracker 6 live double scan showing you showers pushing in from the west, you mi

rick tyler, joe watkins and zerlina maxwell. zerlina, let's talk about the o'reilly lawyer saying this is part of a quote smear campaign from the far left. how do you respond to that and are they happy he is off the air ? >> of course we are happy. i think it is interesting that it is a left wing smear campaign when fox news paid out millions of dollars as a result of the allegatio allegations. i think there is a two-prong issue. one is the economic pressure that the public put on the advertisers to withdraw from o'reilly's program. that is what caused fox news to make the decision. the public pressure is there because i think we had made a lot of progress in terms of the cultural movement to essentially educate people about sexual harassment and sexual assault and unwanted advances and consent. donald trump did a lot to understand consent. he did not have it when he allegedly touched women without permission. we have come a long way and fox news' decision was a big one. >> rick, what happens now? could we see a possible realign

jimmy maxwell's one of them. >> after a daring prison escape, an infamous inmate is booked into jail. >> i was not going back. i promise you that. jimmy was not turning himself in. >> james steven maxwell, he would be considered somewhat of a legend around here. >> i've taken down heavies oaf the years.

. ♪ >>> we are back with joe watkins and rick tyler and zerlina maxwell. i want to talk about the 2020 elections in a moment, but tulsi gabbard. she wants proof that assad was behind the chemical weapons attack in syria. was ts a disgrace? >> yes. this was a disgrace. we have the intelligence community and all of the experts agreeing that assad was behind the attack. it is very disturbing to have elected member of congress put forward this position publicly. it was just serving when she met with assad. yes, this is a disgrace. certainly democrats are right to be outraged. >> rick, what is your reaction with this among the outrage among the democrats? >> i like when zerlina can tell the truth about her party. >> i do that every week. what are you talking about? >> i get a chance to point it out. it was a disgrace. when these things happen, we should point them out. >> and going to talk to assad, just dug her in deeper there. joe, i want to turn to you. we have nikki haley for possible rise in the republican party. if donald trump doesn't run in 2020, and he

bush, rike tyler, msnbc political analyst and zalena maxwell, now the director of progressive programming for sirius/xm. great to have you three here this morning. >> good morning. >> let's start with you. what do you think that president trump's ultimate goal was here? >> i think his ultimate goal was to send a message and to send a message, a strong message saying that he wasn't going to tolerate this, that syria had, indeed, crossed that red line and he had to do something about it. i think it was a very measured message and i think it was the right message. the right kind of response. and at the end of the day, you want to minimize any potential loss of life. you don't certainly want innocent people to die. that the united states at least under this president is not going to tolerate this kind of action. >> how tough a sell is this for his supporters who voted for trump because of his america first violationist message? >> that the. he risked losing them and then part of that population has made up of conspiracy kooks. you have breitbart and info wars blow up about it. that is a base

i'm not a maxwell professor. i'm a newhouse professor. if you're an undergraduate and you do a dual major you're going to end up with me as your advisor, for well or ill. as far as the graduate students go it's a fully interdiscipline area courses where we integrate the two divisions. in the p.r. department because at the base of it and the thing that attracted me most is that public diplomacy is a communications effort. and there's a lot of communications theory. i just wonder how do you integrate that into your curricula, how does that element come into what the students either at the graduate or undergraduate level are able to take out as a skill set when they leave the institution. >> thank you. >> well, your perspective is interesting. without question, public diplomacy has -- is a communication efforts and thus, there are any number of things from communications theory, how do you craft and appropriate message to the various platforms one uses to understanding and studying in previous messages and campaigns, call of which are vital

sticking with me is zerlina maxwell and rick tyler and joe watkins. this is the lightning round. ivanka. ho did she do on the trip to berlin? does she represent the president well especially when asked questions about are you here to represent america, your father or your businesses? >> i think she could have done better in berlin. overall, she is an asset to her father. he respects her opinion. i think that she has to stay in her lane and be well studied especially when she is abroad. >> so let's get to the biggest failure for president trump so far. zerlina, let me start with you. >> i would say totality of what he has done in the first 100 days. >> that is broad, zerlina. can we have one? >> health care. >> you can't say breathing. >> i would say amateur hour with health care is the biggest failure. >> joe, what about you, sir? >> health care as well. i think the health care failure is the busineiggest loss. >> three for three. >> all right. what about the biggest success? zerlina? >> he has unified the democratic party against his agenda. he is the best news for us in unifyin

xena maxwell, progressive programs for sirius and kate kelly a reporter who covers wall street. tim, i want to start with you. we know that president trump it was all about the wall on the campaign trail and then just yesterday, mick mulvaney made it clear this wall is going to be part of this budget. and suddenly there's a change. what do you think is going on here? i mean, it does make a lot of sense in terms of even if you go to the mosts ardent trump supporters their number one priority has never been the wall. one would say the very least they care about their own health care over they care about the wall. >> the answer to your question is who is trump talking to and that's his most ardent supporters, right. he's an unusual president in that he's not really trying to expand beyond his base and he has a lot of runway so to speak on the wall for two reasons. one, border crossings are already down during his presidency, and two, a recent poll showed that 98% of people that voted for trump are still with him. so, he can worry about getting his budget passed without worrying abo

michael and his fiance, amber maxwell say they switched seats because someone was sleeping in their assigned seats. they insist they complied when a flight attendant ordered them to return to their seats. but an air marshall made them get off the plane. >> people are usually in happy place when they're on vacation. for us, we were going to get married. we're still going the get married. live go life goes on. the way united airlines handled it was absurd. >> nothing can stop the love. the bride and groom were rebooked on a later flight. united said the couple repeatedly tried to sit in upgraded seats they didn't buy and would not move. >>> when we come back, not the usual greeting at a walmart. things got a little bit rough for these shoppers. >>> and an emotional night for boston celtics star isaiah thomas. putting personal tragedy aside and playing his heart out. thomas. hutting perm tragedy aside and playing his heart out. i put it on my back. ok, this is interesting. there we go. there's the little tingle. i feel this electrical pulse grabbing at my muscles. level 3. 5. i'm pleasantly sur

we go back to the days of robert maxwell. she is promising a new look to make it illegal to recklessly put pension schemes at risk. it is amazing that is not illegal already. it seems like a bad thing. she was batting on labour's to some extent. lots of people think she is parking had tank on the labour lawn. you reach out to people not in your core vote. you should not in your core vote. you should not be so surprised she is reaching out to that sort of territory. let's go on to the observer and talking about labour. they want to outlaw zero hours contracts. that sounds nice ambition but they have become extremely common. this is fascinating. that story is theresa may wanting to interfere with the free running a business. this story is labour saying exactly the same thing. labour wants to deal with rip—off bosses and the rest of it. this is called, unashamedly, left—wing pitch to british workers. theresa may's was easyjustin is standing up to british workers. it is intriguing. banning zero our contracts and putting a hal

johnly, closest to me is maxwell hamilton. jack is a gold star for even coming here because a couple of our panelists were unable to come because of weather or illness or whatever. jack had several plans cancel out from him from atlanta, but he got a plane at 2:00 this morning from atlanta and made it here because he wanted to be here with all of you. jack is a historian and lsu and the public affairs and journalism department. also, i should say he is a very good duck hunter. he and i have hunted ducks down in louisiana together. [applause] and so i assured him there would be more duck hunts to come because of the heroic efforts he made in getting here this afternoon. jack has had an interesting career. various newspapers, abc radio, npr. i'm sure all of you have heard the marketplace program on npr. jack participated in that and was a participant quite a bit. he was a political appointee at the agency for international development in the state department. he was a staff member of the house foreign relations committee. and th

kevin maxwell but says for the sake of his students and his sanity, has to be another way to deal with this. reporting live from prince george's county, scott broom, wusa9. >> thank you, scott. >>> school officials say they can't tell us how many of the 636 teachers who have been investigated have been cleared for no serious wrongdoing. >>> two people got hurt when a fire broke t restaurant this morning. this was the scene around 11:00 at the corner of georgia avenue and otis street northwest. fish in the hood is the long time fixture for people in the petworth community. a firefighter and a civilian got hurt but not severely. people living upstairs have to find another place to stay. authorities say the fire started in the restaurant's ductwork but they are working to determine exactly what started the blaze. >>> it appears that united airlines just can't get a break. first the pr fumble involving a chicago doctor getting roughed up, and now this, a scorpion reportedly stung a passenger. richard bell says the scorpion fell from an overhead bin on a flight from houston to calgary on su

for more, bringing in michael graham, and maxwell from 55 capital. gentlemen, thank you both for being here. michael, thoughts here on their guidance? looks like that's at the heart of the miss here. >> well, i think, you know, what happened on the kwaufquarter was for q1 were light domestically and internationally. that's why the stock is down. i think the reason it's not down more is because the guidance for subscribers for q2 were heard of where estimates were and consensus was, so i feel like it's just a little lumpiness, had lumpiness before. if the guidance for squrq2 was k weaker, stock would be down more. >> i misspoke. the reason the shares were down more was because of international and domestic net editions were shy. to your point, it was the guidance that might be strengthening a bit. max, where does it leave you on netflix? >> we see it as a top-down play, the way we look at markets and the opportunity. to us w e figure out if these are still the dominant players in the world of a shift towards streaming content. we think they are, but t

. >> the maxwell smart behavior of the chairman cannot be -- cannot be squared. >> reporter: according to the "new york times" and the "washington post," nunes was provided top secret information by two members of the national security council and then briefed the president about that information. mcfaul has also served on the nsc and held top secret clearances. >> i don't remember -- i mean, i was there for three years. i don't remember a single time that we ever briefed on intelligence, raw intelligence that we were showing a member of congress. >> reporter: this weekend nunes was met by hundreds of protesters in his frez hsno hom district. >> devin nunes's behavior, he's not working for the people, he's working for the president. >> there's no evidence of collusion between the president of the united states and the russians. >> reporter: congresswoman speier serves on the intelligence committee with nunes. >> he has to go. there's no way that he can actually chair this investigation. >> reporter: ambassador mcfaul says this is all a distraction from the real problem. russian hacking

please welcome susan maxwell and toby carlton, everybody. [ cheers and applause ] >> pleasure. >> seth: so thank you guys so much for being here. >> hello, seth. >> being here is truly fantastic, seth. i mean look at this. [ light laughter ] look at all this. i mean, really. >> seth: now susan, you write the speeches for president trump that are on a teleprompter, right? >> that's correct. >> seth: and toby, you write the speeches that aren't? >> i do. great speeches. [ light laughter ] i only use the smartest words. [ light laughter ] words from the best colleges. >> seth: okay, and what qualities are important for a great speech? >> i find it important to include policy objectives and powerful imagery. >> here's what a speech needs. sentence fragments, some random numbers and the word immigrants. [ laughter ] >> seth: okay. can you give us an example? >> seth i could definitely. okay, here's the thing. sentences, okay, they don't need a beginning, middle and -- okay look, i could have won the popular vote. i mean, unemployment was really high. so you see what i mean? let me tell you,

macron,e got maxwell -- desire byrkel, a germany or france to deepen the european integration story as a positive? will they see that is something achievable and leading to a positive outcome? francesco: on the second question, i think so. there is some sense of anxiety of this currency union breaking apart and that is reflected in a lot of things. primarily, the segmentation we see in fixed income markets. people have a strong home bias across the euro area, and for -- foreigners have sold bonds into the hands of european residents, primarily central banks, since qe started. the area is becoming more insular and this is a reflection of the fact people have a deep distrust of the long-term viability of this project. no institutional changes or upgrades are delivered. to your question, i think if france and germany together put on more emphasis on deepening , the euroan union area, then i think that would be seen positively by markets. we will talk about that. focus on fixed income there, definitely we will talk about this later on and i want to talk more about growth. globally, here in

brian lan z-a and zerlina maxwell formal with the hillary clinton campaign and mali for the u.s. so i want to start with you and syria. two big things we saw yesterday. president trump saying assad has crossed the red line. he sees things in a different way and nikki haley said u.s. should be prepared to act alone. >> this is really important what they're saying. i was on just 24 hours ago, less than 24 hours ago where we were talking about president trump's previous statement where he was pointing the finger at obama and we were wondering why are you deflecting at this point. this is an important act that needs to be -- that needs to be responded to. i think the fact that he has said he's reassessing his position is important. i think he's very clearly willing to consider options. if the u.n. doesn't act that we might be prepared to act alean. that was how it went down. we also pressured russia numerous times to act with us and when we refused secretary albright said we're going alone. it's very new and important. one last point i would add, it's also important from a communicat

zena maxwell. former aide to hillary clinton's campaign. thank you for doing this, you guys. i think it will be something different and interesting. show of hands. how many since the election have been at a march or protest? how many have done it in march, in the last month? staying high. richie, as our young elected official, what do you think of the street part of this which is different in social justice than just going to the voting booth? >> it shows that change has both an inside and outside game and puts the myth of millennial apathy to rest because donald trump's election set off a wave of demonstrations. there were millions of americans who participated in the women's march, not only in washington, d.c., but in every major city across the country. those demonstrations were largely driven by millennials. >> you are shaking your head. go ahead. >> well, i just think that, you know, it was so powerful to see the women's march but also to acknowledge the amount of people who have been participating in the marches. i have been involved in black lives matter style movement

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does anybody remember maxwell smart, get smart? nice to have that. and i would take a reporter into the cone of silence when they wanted to go on the air with an unnamed source and said who is it?so there is a process in journalism. and there are consequences for getting it wrong. people get fired if they get it wrong. or if they plagiarize or anything else. no consequences in the world of fake news.or very few that i know about. so i think it is one thing. and a book that i recommend, all of month is read this. i recommend it to anyone who cares must understand journalism is an easy read. it is for the elements of journalism and it is a fabulous book.11 principles of journalism. how to put things together. you are right, the job is a journalist like the job of a judge, does not mean the person might not have an observation or even an opinion about what's going on. but their job is to adjudicate so that both sides, all sides, whatever chandler. >> ,get fake news out of the way? is an intentional lie created and constructed and disseminated usually th

does anyone remember maxwell smart? i would take a reporter and they would put it with an unnamed source and say who is it? there are consequences for getting it wrong. people get fired if they get it wrong birthday plagiarize or anything else. no consequences in the world. there are very few that i know about. we are at the virginia festival of the book. so i book that i recommend to all of my students and to anyone who wants to know about journalism it is an easy vehicle the elements of journalism. it is a fabulous book.11 principles of journalism. verification, seek the truth, -- their job is to adjudicate so that both sides, all sides, whatever points if you can be brought and then let the jury decide. >> my back is with russia. fake news is an intentional lie created. it is constructed and then disseminated usually through willing minions on fake websites. it is not been, is not bias, is not correctable error that is then handled by these kinds of rules of accountability. we have to stop using this term fake news.

michael and amber maxwell say they switched seats because some one was sleeping in their assigned seats. they insist they complied when a flight attendant ordered them to return to the seats. then an air marshal intervened. >> people are usually in a happy place when they go on vacation. for us we were going to get married. we are still going to go get married. life goes on. but, the way united airlines handled this was absolutely absurd. >> well the bride and groom were rebooked on a flight. the couple repeatedly tried to sit in an upgraded seat that they didn't buy. and would not move. so there might have been something there. >> getting back to that major election overseas. there is one voter who is getting lots of attention for, how he exercised democratic duty. >> talking about everyone's favorite turkish meat seasoner, salt bay, there he is, social media sensation, with stylish seasoning technique. >> the food is oh, so good in turkey. let's see how salt bay did at the ballot? >> as you would expect him to. turkish voters went to the polls yesterday to vote on new powers for the p

veronica and i'm one of the original proponents along with former supervisor sophie maxwell, one of the proponents for prop o, and i'm also xhair of the cac for the shipyard, but i want -- i'm just going to go right in here because i want you to see how important this is to us in the community. when i hear patrick ryan, an accomplished man say i went from nothing to something because of the opportunities that were available to me in the environment in which i have lived, and his story is the story of many people that we have in the bayview hunters point area. we need you to move this amendment forward, period. will of the voters, yes. and we know that you'll be cleaning out the docks, that's why it was necessary to have this meeting. when we did prop o, it was with the understanding there would be more jobs, more commercial spaces, more units, more amenities and more opportunity for folks who live out there and that is so critically important. folks don't want to be poor, they don't want to be destitute, they don't want to have to addict themselves with drugs and alcohol in order to mak

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michael hall and his fiance' amber maxwell say when they got to their seats they found a man sleeping in them. so they decided to move up from row 24 to row 21. the couple says they didn't think it would be a big full so they moved up. well, that caused a big issue. the flight attendant asked the pair to return to their ticketed seats. the couple says they complied. now united has a totally different side of the story. united says the couple reportedly tried to sit in more expensive seats for which they had not paid. the airline also said the couple would not follow night crew instructions. united released this statement saying, "we're disappoint the any time a customer has an experience that doesn't mess up to their expectations these parse jess peteedly to sit in upgraded seat hemoglobin they did not purchase and they would not follow crew instructions to return to their assigned seats. the couple was rebooked on another flight the next morning. meanwhile, the lawyer for the man who was dragged off a different united flight last week says, united has agreed to save evidence in the c