. >> frank, robert mcfadden reminded us there's a lot more that goes into the investigation than the physical remains of the plane and the passengers themselves. what else are we going to look at? are there things that perhaps don't occur to people when they think about how something like this happens. satellite transmissions, people tracking from other forms of our veils and intelligence, could the united have had a slight in orbit that was aware of where that jet was? >> loot. i mean, those are all piece that is they're going to look at. they're also going to want to be in touch with other pilots, other air carriers in that area to see if they heard or saw anything. all that is going to be information, all that is intelligence gathering and stuff that is, again, another piece of the puzzle. it just adds to it, it's just another layer and another component. >> are places like national security agencies ready willing to surround their kind of information, if the american government knows something, if a european government knows something, are they likely to tell you if you ask? >> f

and what director mcfadden and her office did. i'd like to comment on what director mcfadden said about san franciscans being able to retire and live their life out in san francisco. my mother, when she married my dad, moved into the bayview district in 1944. my dad had lived in that house since 1928. my dad was at university mount before he passed away and because of the level of care there was so good we brought our mother there. we went to university mount first of all because of the convenience and the cost. everything else in san francisco is prohibitively expensive. we stayed because of the level of care provided by the university mount. it isn't quite university mount ladies home for nothing. it is a home. ~ isn't called we're one of the families that had to relocate our mother. it did not go well. mom still wants to go home. she's not in san francisco any more. we could not find another facility in san francisco. i think it's tragic, terrible injustice that this facility be closed, first of all, and secondly be reopened as

the front-runner is mike mcfadden. he had the pleasure of being in hog heaven recently. no, really.arbecue place in jackson, minnesota, where even the cheese burgers are made of pork. mike mcfadden is campaigning to repeal the affordable care act but wants to replace it with some unspecified something that will achieve some of the goals of the affordable care act that. position did not go over so well in hog heaven. bill steffen, the owner of hog heaven, who is a self-described fiscal conservative and independent voter, told mcfadden that obamacare is the best thing the government has ever done to me, and i didn't necessarily feel like that until i knew how it worked. joining me now, the proud owner of hog heaven and satisfied obamacare beneficiary bill steffen. tell us about your experience with the affordable care act, what you thought about it before you got enrolled and what your experience has been with it. >> my experience was that i had discontinued unemployment for my employer and had become self-employed in april of last year and i needed health insurance. to maintain cobra

our report tonight from cynthia mcfadden. >> all hell is breaking loose here. >> reporter: in the most recent movie, george clooney took on the nazis and today he's going to war with the tabloids. writing in "usa today," he says the daily mail has printed a completely fabricated story about my fiancee's mother opposing our marriage for religious reasons. hollywood's most famously eligible bachelor announced in april he plans to wed a lebanese born human rights lawyer amal alamuddin. the hollywood heavyweight has actively championed human rights issues around the world. nbc journeyed with him to both chad and somalia. the son of veteran newsman, nick clooney, he is a staunch defender of first amendments. but in a blistering article he said that the press freedom has limits. he writes he's used to daily mail making up stories such as his plan to run for governor of california. he isn't. so the couple's renting of "downton abbey" for the wedding. they aren't. but this time he said he had to respond. the latest story claims his soon to be mother-in-law is opposed to their marriage because

you have darren mcfadden not to mention marcel reese, often under utilized seas >> it's a nice battleto see guys are going to end up making 53 man roster. we have critical positions and it's a good thing. >> three words giant fans may fear the most. dr. james andrews will see pitcher matt cane to figure out the cause of his elbow pain. it's believed bone chips are the issue here. giants were hoping elbow inflammation would improve but that is not happening so on to dr. andrews samarge under astr second batter of the game, marvin gonzales off the foul pole on right. and josh reddic sixth of the year heating up 346 but astros just scored runs leading in the sixth. a sneaky move by patriots head coach bill belachik after carolina tried to sneak gaffney through waivers. when he comes back, he will return as a patriot. defending champ of the event, a frustrating afternoon, yes. bad racket tied at one set a piece. that is long, in trouble. match point here and again, out again. . there is nobody paying attention to common wealth games but this is worth checking out here. there is a 41-shot

bernice mcfadden, colson, emily wrote itself, the turbo valve, tina mcelroy ,-com,-com ma martha southgate, veronica cham errs, elizabeth nuÑez, elizabeth aleksei and her. these are people who won the highest literary prizes. these are people who have bestsellers. perl clegg, jeffrey bernard allen has a new wonderful novel out. steven barnes, juno diaz, ran aground a, jasmine griffith. their debut novelist. julian royce not too long ago to aipac room the blessings of technology, thousands of other people saw that event online. media corps for, ties the last week, jessica care moore. i am excited for the role that film has played in bringing books back to our attention. i mentioned before 12 years a slave, but there's also the butler based on an article written by bill hagood. tom davis, one of my colleagues at her new 37 inc. pubis

you have darren mcfadden mention marcel reese, often under utilized asset. >> it's a nice battle to seend up making 53 man roster. we have critical positions and it's a good thing. >> three words giant fans may fear the most. dr. james andrews will see pitcher matt cane to figure out the cause of his elbow pain. it's believed bone chips are the issue here. giants were hoping elbow inflammation would improve but that is not happening so on to dr. andrews jeff samarge under astros second batter of the game, marvin gonzales off the foul pole on right. and josh reddic sixth of the year heating up 346 but astros just scored runs leading in the sixth. a sneaky move by patriots head coach bill belachik after carolina tried to sneak gaffney through waivers. when he comes back, he will return as a patriot. defending champ of the event, a frustrating afternoon, yes. bad racket tied at one set a piece. that is long, in trouble. match point here and again, out again. . there is nobody paying attention to common wealth games but this is worth checking out here. there is a 41-shot rally. and then, he

sometimes banned from entering ukrainian territory with reports of kidnappings and beatings kavin mcfadden from the center for investigative journalism says the army is a dubious source of information where the conflict is continuing but one tends not to believe what the military says in almost every country because they tend to cover themselves and not admit when tragedies actually occur the armies themselves and other side and most wars provide very little meaningful protection it's a very difficult war because there are no conventional front lines in the way that we know them. so it's very difficult to to position yourself safely in that circumstance the impulse for any serious professional is to get as close to the combat as you can the best pictures are that's where the best drama is and that's of course the most dangerous place there have been seven killed in that conflict so far seventy internationally and all of them have had the same sort of circumstance where there's new fighting reported in the area where graham phillips and other journalists were supposedly captured gunshots an

here with us is robert mcfadden, the senior vice president of a security and consulting firm. good to see you. if you are watching the video, i'll make you an intelligence counterterrorism official in washington - wherever in the country. if you got that dvd on your desk and you are watching it. what are you thinking? what are you concerned about? >> that type of dvd after the fact recorded of course. >> yes. >> it follows a script. there's nothing new there. in this case it is instructive, because this is the first known american citizen that died in this ways in syria. first of all, that's a concern, and it talks about the sheer numbers of young men that are going to syria and iraq. from the united states, with a percentage not as high as belgium or tunisia or libya - still a concern about why they go and what they do if they come back. >> americans - i want to divide this up a bit. to what extent is there a problem, issue in this country with young men who are first going and fighting in foreign wars as mercenary fighters. let's start there. and then i want to know from you

mcfadden is heavily favored in next month's republican primary. republicans came close to winning in the 2000 and 2004 elections. they've lerkted norm coleman in 2002 and tim have lenity as governor twice. mcfadden is not from the bachmann wing of the republican party, supports immigration reform with a path to citizenship and opposed last year's government shutdown. he's casting himself as a right-center amy klobuchar, a reference to minnesota's other democratic senator. the kind of republican that has been able to win in minnesota before. president obama isn't that popular with "minneapolis star tribune" found a 40% of minnesotans view him favorably. franken remain it is favorite in this race, but how seriously is america's favorite late night comedy writer. joining me is rachel stas en berger, political reporter for the star tribune. we all remember al franken the comedian, "saturday night live," all that. he got elected in 2009. for a lot of people nationally he kind of disappeared then. he stopped doing any interviews with national media, pri

minnesota's senate between al franken and likely opponent mike mcfadden.d become more competitive in the fall. if it doesn't become competitive it's pretty amazing. consider the fact that al franken won his race by 300 slots in 2008. number four the three-way fight in south dakota for the u.s. senate. it's arguably the republican's top senate pickup opportunity and national democrats have been all but ignored their nominee. the reason it bears some watlar is running as a independent candidate. it could make things interested in the fall. number three is kansas governor. much closer of a race than you might think. a recent poll showed the governor trailing his opponent. we know it's close. the house minority leader paul davis is running a competitive race here. the problem for brownback his party is split inside the state. lastly, let's head to the state of hawaii. they make up number one and two of the overlooked races. hawaii featured the most devicive democratic primary in the country. central conflict of the race is the fact that governor selected shatz

also former fbi counterterrorism official philip mudd and robert mcfadden who is currently with the soufan group. you're concerned with foreign fighters coming back to america. >> anderson, look, this is a concern that the u.s. intelligence community has been talking about for month news. let's remember, the director of national intelligence jim clapper testified before congress about his concern about upwards of more than 20,000 foreign fighters that they what they call could bleed out that is return after having gotten into the western europe and back into the united states. even then they talk about dozens if not hundreds that could enter the united states. it's hard to track these guys, right? here is an american who is going to go to europe, you know, that doesn't seem to be a concern. and then they travel through several countries to get into syria. they get the fighting experience, and they travel back. they often use false documents, false names. this is a real challenge for american intelligence and law enforcement officials. and they've got to work with our foreign allies, the in

. >> pat mcfadden. >> mr. speaker, the last two european commissioners from the uk have helped major portfolios central to us. the outgoing commission has been the spokesperson for foreign affairs and her predecessor help the trade proposal. so could ask the prime minister, what does he hope to secure for this nominee as a consolation prize for his failure to stop the appointment of mr. younger? how does he intend to build support? >> first of all i think it's a good moan forever across the house to pay tribute to kathy ashton, the very good work is done as the hype represented effectively the foreign minister over the last four years in what is an exhausting job. i think there is an opportunity and we will discuss these issues tonight of whether they'll be a resolution or not, i don't know. i think it is an opportunity to make sure that britain has an important portfolio, one where we can maximize our influence in the areas that we care about most, and those are areas to do with our economy, and that we looke

. >> i'll start a bar fight, like down in south philly somewhere, like at mcfadden's, everybody throwing bottles. will you marry me? >> wedding proposal fails, in all of the worse ways to got engaged? new segment coming up. >> way in on that on triter. coming up: set free after his murder conviction was overturned. the new information sparking new questions about amanda knocks again. the night her roommate was murdered. why her alibi is now in question. oh, oh? >> we've never seen this before. >> a teenager killed by caffeine? the tiny amount of powder doctors say delivered a fatal dose. [ joel ] i'm billy joel, and new york is my home. there's no place like it in the world. my favorite place is long island. it's an endless beach, from long beach, to montauk, to long island sound. with incredible fishing, teddy roosevelt's home, and the first port in the u.s. come discover your favorite part of new york. ♪ i'm in a new york state of mind ♪ plan your summer vacation at iloveny.com. there's something for everyone. >> stiff breeze coming in, it could be a record setter today. >> it will fee

number one cynthia mcfadden or savannah guthrie or chuck todd. gary is calling in from maryland, independent line. caller: i think representative zoe, i think she epitomize what most of the democrats in the house enhance the republican's have in mind for the illegals coming across the border. they want to change the fabric of the voters in this country to mostly democratic votes. that's the bottom line. they have the chamber of commerce on their side. if the republicans don't go along with that, that type of voting, they don't get the chamber of commerce money. what happened in virginia with the representative down there, he got kicked out. i think there's the bottom lin. you just follow the money. they want to be able to rule the country. this is womb of -- one of the ways to do it. that's my opinion. host: washington post, obama's fundraising touch helps the dnc. president obama's hectic fundraising schedule landed him in the backyard of television producer shonda rhymes. maybe most dazzling result of is the degree to which he has helped restor

bernice mcfadden, colson whitehead emily robitaille, victor malveaux gina mcelroy hansen martha selby veronica chambers elizabeth nuÑez, elizabeth alexander. these are people who have won the highest literary prizes. these are people who have been bestsellers. proclaimed, jeffrey renard alan has a new wonderful novel out. steven barnes, juneau diaz, fare adjustment griffith. their debut novelists marcus gilby julian royce. do the blessings of technology thousands of other people saw that it then on line. jessica care moore matt. i'm excited for the role that film is played in the last year in bringing books back to our attention. i mentioned before 12 years a slave but there's also the butler based on an article written by bill haygood. one of my colleagues at a trio with her new imprint published that book. with other exciting titles coming fourth. i work with an array of writers, some i have already mentioned. making her own for a bringing books and films together, the addicted feature film tied to her first novel will be released in october. he has the new novel as well. the cultur