you were a junior reporterfor david willie. reporter for reuters and they had given you thisjob reporter for reuters and they had given you this job because there was not much interest at home. the british government were invited by the six to take part and they rather huffily declined! it was to be years later before britain became a member and under rather special terms. so it has been dogged, the history of the today's european union and the organise common market has been dogged by a certain lack of credibility in the eyes of the british people. i often wonder to what extent it is all to do with the fa ct what extent it is all to do with the fact that most of the founding fathers of the european union were catholics and it was significant in those days, i remember being struck the following day after the signature, all the heads of state and the foreign ministers trooped off to see the pope at the vatican and here, this time, they went to see the pope first. so, you know, british attitudes towards the pope and the reformati

david. authorities are warning people who have to walk near high-rises to be on the lookout, and keep their eyes open. some windows have blown out, and observatories have the hancock and willis towers just down tonight because of those winds, david. >> shut out. alex, thanks so much. >>> let's get to meteorologist rob marciano joining us here in manhattan. he is tracking the system for us. hey, rob. >> reporter: hi, david. this is a big, powerful and it encompasses much of northern america, and this is over central canada, and we have warnings down into oklahoma, and the winds continue to rake the great lakes, but the strongest will be across western new york, buffalo, syracuse, rochester tonight, and damaging. very windy tomorrow as well, and there are cold shots of air behind this, and we expect snow up through boston. one of several shots of snow potentially for the east into next week which is the middle of march, david. >> rob marciano with us tonight as well. thank you, rob. >>> tonight, the fbi is launching an urgent hunt for whoever revealed some of the cia's biggest secrets. their tools, their methods, and how they could break into iphones, ipads and other things as

david. we are back on the scenery living the moment his buddy road off a cliff. >> willie!> if you have seen the video, his body went over the tree. i thought he was dead. i don't know what is down there. >> i'm coming down, willie! >> after that he went silent? >> call 911. >> he continues to roll down and he lost consciousness. >> a vehicle over the side -- >> willie is alive and awake, and we'll have more on the incredible surviving story coming up. >> i can't believe he is okay. >>> we have an important recall to tell you about involving a toy with magnets that could pose a serious health risk. target recalling the magnetic tic tac toe games. the magnets may fall off and pose a choking hazard and it's dangerous if a child swallows more than one because the magnets could link in the intestines and that could be fatal. you can get a refund. >>> and then gavin newsom's bid for governor. lee released the following statement. i am proud to support gavin newsom because he's the bold before needs. four other candidates have thrown their hats in the ring. former governor, newso

david ignatius. msnbc political analyst michael steele. in new york, willie geist. along with willie, former treasury official and economic analyst steve rattner. so willie and i at the helm in new york and washington this morning. a lot to get to. including the two pages of donald trump's tax returns that were revealed by msnbc late last night. the question this morning did donald trump perhaps release them in his own special way which we will get to that question as well. first, patience is paragraph we. democratic senator sheldon white house says james comey has indicated privately to senators he may provide a clearer explanation of a existence of a russian fbi investigation ahead of today's judiciary subcommittee hearing on meddling in the 2016 election. white house said the fbi director made the suggestion during a private sit-down between the two men and senator lindsey graham on march 2nd. the same day attorney general jeff sessions recused him from any potential investigations involving russia. on our show yesterday, whitehouse told us it's important for com

david sherman. donald sherman. okay. c.w. sparks. >> here. >> randy edwards. terry scho. milton willisunior. >> here. >> you all should talk. mr. brett ricestad. >> here. >> lyndon dixon. >> here. >> george lucier. >> here. >> richard 0 oo rtell. >> here. >> michael bund kerront. >> here. >> william schrier. william paul. william bob wallace. george sinkwitz. >> herer. >> russell handsetter. miss denise rohan. james schmidt. keith davidson. thank you for managing through that. i certainly appreciate it. we'll get started with the legislative briefing. if you have questions, we'll be happy to answer them towards the ends. in-depth questions of that nature, as well. there's been a lot of activity particularly with the new session of congress with the new white house. we are eager and excited as you've already heard from chairman phil rowe and ranking february tester, there's a lot going on. we're eager to get involved and be there and the american legion, i can't tell you the number of e-mails and phone calls we've received in the last few weeks about getting involved with legislation an

the conservative group known as for america by david buzzell saying republicans had 8 years .o fashion a repea repeal bil not only does the leadership willyill -- lack the --mr. ryan pulling the bill from schedule rather than face a bill he was going to lose. the president saying they were 10 to 15 votes shy of the majority to pass the legislation. one conservative group calling for the ouster of house speaker paul ryan. we go to robbie from highland, california, democrats line. good morning. caller: i wanted to comment on becausee of health care thatis one of the problems people see with that plan. forst want to say again people to realize that it is not that they are just arbitrarily plan.g a high price for a the pharmaceutical companies in the insurance companies set prices. , there is no way that you can avoid going along with that. what we need to do is change that law so we are not simply stuck with whatever a company decides to charge. host: ok. caller: there can be some negotiation. -- i find myself getting irritated again hearing was, etc.bad obama he got the health care plan in place. there were republicans, as i understand it,

willis in for melissa francis. >> good to be with you, i'm connell mcshane in for david asman.e'll get to the hearings on capitol hill and continue to cover it as we have been. let's begin with lori rothman at new york stock exchange. and closing numbers. who is being hit the hardest, lori? reporter: financials are having a tough day. goldman sachs, jpmorgan, caterpillar in there as well as dow's whackest performers. financials as well. some other names, you can see on the screen some of the smaller ones. regions be citizens financial, morgan stanley, look at that 5 and 4%. this is the worst day of the markets all year in fact. tech had a tough day today. facebook hit all-time high, 131.99 but it faded off that level. it is down 1%. it's a situation where people here on wall street were so concerned about the market coming so far and so fast it took a break today. i said earlier it is painful but it is healthy. the word on the street looking at some big etfs and qqqs that followed. the dow jones industri avera very, very l volume and that is really a signal that a lot of people

david. back on the scene reliving the moment his buddy rode off a cliff. willy!he went up six or seven feet in the air. i thought he was dead. i didn't know what's down there. >> reporter: then after that he went silent. >> yes. call 911. >> battalion 4, vehicle over the side. angeles forest highway. >> reporter: maybe a 50-foot drop but willy is alive and awake. >> do you feel anything broken? >> i don't know. >> don't move, okay. what do you remember? what happened? >> my back tire like slipped. ooh. my left arm hurts a lot. >> yeah, it's probably broken, dude. i saw you flip twice. did you feel that or don't you remember? >> i don't remember. >> reporter: the fire department arrives clifftop. >> don't move. >> okay. >> throw a bunch of ropes down and get you guys out by rope. what's your name? >> willy. >> willy. >> yes, sir. >> and you are a lucky man, willy. >> oh, yeah, man. >> reporter: willy, a miracle of the angeles crest highway, a fractured shoulder. soon he says he'll be back on his bike. for "good morning america," nick watt, abc news, los angeles. >

david k johnston. they were shared on the rachel maddow show. johnston speculated on the show that these tax returns were leaked by mr. trump himself or someone associated with mr. trump. willisn atlanta, georgia. a democrat. good morning to you. caller: hello. host: good morning, go ahead. caller: i would just like to say that i believe donald trump released the taxes and self so he could distract what is going on with the russia investigation. i do not understand why donald trump would not release his tax returns, because it would clear up a lot of things going on. the 2005 taxes do not really mean anything, because they were only two pages. he needs to release more taxes or recent filings so we can find out what is going on with his business ties. -- hedonald trump had not is making a mockery of the government. that he makeshem the united states government look real small. he is making them look real foolish. has tweetedesident out this morning already. he has tweeted his reaction to this news "does anybody really believe that a reporter the one has heard of went to his mailbox and found my tax returns?" news" is what he is saying. they show that the tax -- the vast bulk o

david: it may or may not happen. your 401(k) will be there, might need refreshing with 57% of the americans who believe president trump will have an effect on their retirement strategy. fox business's gerri willishe newsroom with details. i've been thinking of looking in there, gerri? >> everybody wants to, right. the question, will donald trump impact your 401(k)? according to a recent survey from edward jones, 3/4 of americans say he will directly impact their assets, with 46% expecting a positive impact. so far this year the optimists, that is, have been right with stocks enjoying a strong run. the president promised not to touch social security but his plan for reforming obamacare will boost health care costs at least in the short term. that according to the cbo. but should investors design their portfolios around expectations for shifts in policy during a trump administration? look, the truth is, that smart investors were always considering social security payments as a declining piece of their retirement pie, plus, financial advisors have been advocates for years clients up savings for health care in retirement. ultimately, it is not at all clear what obama care reforms will get passed du

holiesiest sites is willi to give up that historical opportunity to make peace with one arab country. imagine the depth of our commitment to peace. that was extraordinary for me, davidand i'm sure not widely known. what most people don't realize is that israel's plans during the war never included jerusa m jerusalem. israel made every effort to keep jordan out of the war. your book "like dreamers" tracks the lives of the israeli paratroopers who reunified the city. what did you learn? >> the question that has long preoccupied me about israeli society is how do we manage to hold together despite the tremendous internal strains that could tear another society apart, especially the left-right debate over the future of samarr samarria, the territories? because each camp sees the vision of the other as an existential threat to itself. as i was writing the story, i realized that some of the leaders of both the future settlement movement and the future peace movement were sharing the same metaphorical tent, the same army tent, and in some cases literally the same tent. so the extraordinary inner story of israel is how we managed to pull together. we do reserve duty every y

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