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mark thompson, we're going to check your audio. made arrangements last week for taking george zimmerman into custody, how they would do that and had -- they had discussions with the judge about how they would handle a bail hearing involving this case and they had that discussion last week. so she's known for a while that she was headed for these charges today. >> yeah. and i think angela corey actually, she's getting a lot of applause from people that i've spoke with tonight for the careful way that she's handled the case and the deliberate way that she managed the expectations of the family of trayvon martin, in speaking to them and then proceeding to what everyone that i've talked to tonight feels is a just result. >> charles m. blow, we have your sound restored. the problem, charles, is that you are in the world headquarters of the msnbc. so of course we're going to have wiring trouble there. joy-ann is standing out in the street in florida and we can hear her. charles, this emotionally has been a long time coming but when you l

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instead, as mark thompson said, he was highly paternalistic. he used a word like "obama care," which is a derisive term for the affordable care act. if he was truly interested in speaking to the naacp, then he would have done that. but i'll tell you this, he said we didn't know his heart and maybe we would vote for him if we did. well, we learned his heart tonight, because he left that speech and went to a fund-raiser and said out loud, and i quote, "if all they're looking for is more free government stuff, they should vote for the other guy." that tells me all i need to know now about mitt romney, who at first i believed was just disconnected. now i know his problem is much bigger than that. >> toure, i want us to listen to a small clip of romney talking about the first african-american president. >> someone had told us in the 1950s or 1960s that a black citizen would serve as the 44th of the united states, we would have been proud and many would have been surprised. >> toure, he would have been really surprised, because at that time, as you'v

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i always felt it extraordinary that no senior people within the bbc, including mark thompson as directoreneral, ever addressed this issue. >> reporter: the bbc disputes his claim, but admits in the report it did call thompson's office. they've seen public trust stop and his successors step down. now some predict more of thompson's former colleagues may have to resign before this is all over. keir simmons, nbc news, london. >>> there is more ahead on this sunday evening. when we come back, one of the most famous dresses in movie history definitely not in kansas anymore. ♪ [ male announcer ] it's time for medicare open enrollment. are you ready? time to compare plans and see what's new. you don't have to make changes, but it's good to look. maybe you can find better coverage, save money, or both. and check out the preventive benefits you get after the health care law. ♪ medicare open enrollment. now's the time. visit medicare.gov or call 1-800-medicare. ♪ >>> in the middle of all the loss and suffering from hurricane sandy, tonight we take a look at another part of the story that's gotten

host: mark thompson from v.a. battleland blog.e it dispatches from yourself as well as other contributors. guest: we do not right for defense contractors or politicians. we write for troops or taxpayers. host: he is a pulitzer prize winner for public-service journalism. it was a series about a design flaw in helicopters. the problem fester for more than a decade. crashes killed more than 250 servicemen. he has been with "time" magazine. frank from new jersey. caller: i am a vietnam veteran and rated 100% for ptsd. it has been 20 years since i've been treated for it. ptsd, some of the facets of our survivor guilt. it seems you get caught in an area where you take back to where the good times were and you get locked into that area because it helps protect you from the bad times that you are seeing. it stunts your maturity and your growth and your ability to move forward. i was in the 101st. our motto was "drive on." you feel embarrassed that you might have this inadequacy and you do not want to reveal it because you

. >> in this week's "time" cover story, mark thompson explores this terrible toll.on joins me now. mark, living with this story in itself is very, very tough. the stories you tell are heartbreaking. do you see any pattern? is there any way the pentagon can do a better job of prevention? >> the trouble is, andrea, every case of suicide is unique. the template that works for one person won't work for the other. the military, the army is doing their best to try to solve the problem, but it keeps getting worse. i interviewed general carelli who until he retired in january was the army's top suicide fighter for four years and he's a soldier. he thought he could conquer this. he could not. the frustration is evident in his voice. >> 154 military suicides in the first 155 days of this year. one a day. you're talking about active duty members. is there any way that this can be dealt with more effectively by the pentagon? do you fault them at all in the way they approach this? >> the pentagon is spending about 4% of its medical budget, $2 million on mental health a year. the

joining me now, karen finney, msnbc political analyst, and mark thompson, sirius xm radio host.aren, what do you see in these results tonight? >> well, this woman vote really hurts me. i've got to say. you heard me say that. i mean, a couple of things. it's not surprising given how conserve -- >> let me -- i think the number you're referring to, we have an exit poll of alabama republicans showing that working women went for rick santorum in a big way. 49%. and that may very well be how he won this thing. >> it may very well be indeed. and that's why i say it's a little painful because i'm wondering if those women really heard the full message that yes, there's the economy, but if you've got to worry about your basic health care, how are you then going to be able to do what you need to do in terms of having a job, paying your rent, taking care of your kids? but you know, we'll deal with that should he become the nominee. one of the things i would say is it's not surprising, having just spent a little time in alabama and how conservative alabama is, that rick santorum would do so

ana, michael mark thompson, mr.nner, and jayar jackson, congressman steve cohen, by the way won a squeaker only got 75% of the vote. and someone else is here seema mehta political writer for "the l.a. times." you covered the romney campaigns. did they really think that they were going to win. >> they really did. i covered john mccain four years ago. four years ago going into election day the writing was on the wall. this time they really did believe that they--they believed theirrololngng th believedd the c cwdwdizes eyeyer seeeeg.g. thth were stunned. >> cenk: let me oh follow up on that. again, it was a close popular vote. it wind up being 2.5% thinking that you're going to win. being confident. no problem with that. not understanding the possibility that you might lose especially when you're down in the polls is insanity. this is another quote from the article. running mate paul ryan seemed genuinely shocked. ryan's wife jana also was shaken and cried softly. shocked? do they live in a bubble? do they live in an

i'm here with everybody, michael shure, dorothy lucy, and mark thompson.rms are here, the fire, drought, storms we've suffered through. it's a big issue for those the the americans, but not the politician. there is a report not in terms of the news they had but how dire the situation. the report last night. >> the numbers are staggering. 344 billion metric tons of ice melting in antarctica and green land a year. the amount of 1 million empire state police station. from a team of international researchers who looked at the data over the last 20 years creating what they say is the most accurate picture of melting. >> cenk: if you think that's bad, let me give you another fact that blew me away. arctic temperatures are expected to warm at twice the global average rate accelerating the thawing and creating a feedback loop that could account for up to 39% of total emission. now, that means if the permafrost melts there is a natural carbon dioxide that is released. once it's released, how do we bring it back into the perma permafrost. >> it is impossible. you're

for more, we turn to mark thompson, "time" magazine's pentagon reporter. with the latest incidents, do we know anything more of the motive or who the person was. >> we know what may have been a new recruit but he was either 60 or 70 years old. he was a farmer. this was the local police force. not the national police force. he had been recruited only two weeks ago and signed up with other fellow villages to maintain a local presence in that far western part of the country when the american troops leave. he got his gun. he did his target practice. and he turned and killed two american special forces. >> so the obvious question that and to many of these, to what extent who is carrying out these so-called insider attacks. to what extent is it infiltration of the taliban or other things. >> when you talk to folks at the pentagon they think it's 50/50. roughly 50% of these folks are infiltraters. they came in with that as their goal. sort of a human ied to explode down the road when the opportunity presented itself. but a lot of them, you know, are just personal

lies an interesting story is the director general of bbc 50 days ago -- former director general, mark thompsonll now next week take over as the head of the "new york times." (audience reacts). >> jon: what? so that explain the "times" new slogan "all the news that fits under the carpet." (laughter) we'll be right back. pp ú !s6cdr$erf (cheers and applause). >> jon: welcome back! my guest tonight a pulitzer prize winning best selling author. his new book is called "thomas jefferson: the art of power." please welcome back to the program jon meacham. sir, come on out here! who's better than us? sit. >> well, i could start. >> jon: i know, many people. jon meacham, thanks for joining us. >> thank you. >> jon: "thomas jefferson: the art of power." look at that. look at that picture. that was a good-looking dude. >> he was a good-looking dude. >> jon: you wrote he provided over the country during a time of deep partisan divide and real antagonism in this country. has there ever been a present who hasn't presided -- >> no, james monroe. >> jon: really? >> there was an era of good feelings. federali

and this is just one of several stories that my next guest has heard, covering the story, mark thompsonng writer, a washington deputy bureau chief at "time" magazine, so mark, it's a pleasure to have you on here. i read this ten-page piece and you really do, you weave this story of the lives of these two men, these two army captains, their families who they took their lives in the veryame day, very different circumstances. if you can, i just want to begin, tell me a little bit more about both of them. >> well, i think it's important, brooke, to realize that for years now, the army has issued a monthly toll of suicides, for the past month. and that's all we get. when a soldier dies in war, we quickly learn his or her hometown, his rank, where they're from, how hold they were, but we know nothing about soldiers who kill themselves. and we elected to take after this story by trying to look at suicide from the other side. and with help from the tragedy assistance program for survivors, t.a.p.s., and their suicide postvention counselor, who is also a widow by a military suicide, she put us i

the driver, officer mark thompson and his passenger, sergeant mark edwards, both lost their jobs and a third officer in the car dennis hall was suspended for one day without pay. >> rightly so. they were driving at high speeds taking dangerous turns putting this officer's life in jeopardy not to mention the people on the highway. >> that is exactly correct. and those are all the things she cited for this situation. apparently both officers were returning from a casino in tampa. >> good way to throw your career away, because you're not going to get hired from another police department after this. >>> southern russia has been plagued with serious flooding and so far nearly 200 people have died. look what they're trying to do with this utility vehicle. >> are they pulling out the other car with the red car? >> that's what they're trying to do. even though this is a utility vehicle, when i'm watching this i'm thinking should you be attempting this. look at the water rushing down the street. >> yeah. you would be worried that the red car is going to get swept up in the water. >> is there

. >>> "the new york times" company named bbc executive mark thompson as its new ceo. the media group has been without anyone at the helm since december. thompson is 55 years old. he has been the british broadcaster's director general since 2004. he oversaw improvement in web based services, past tv shows available online. he cut costs to boost the bbcs financial standing. "the new york times" chairman, said thompson was the ideal candidate for the job. he said executives there want to grow their business through digital and global expansion. the national daily began charging digital subscription fees last year to make up for falling advertising revenues. the newspaper faces a raft of challenges amid the economic slowdown and shift away from traditional news sources. thompson will have his work cut out for him as he pushes forward with restructuring at the u.s. media group. >>> some japanese innovators are trying to find a new source of power in ocean currents. they want to develop more stable alternatives to solar and wind energy, affected by weather conditions. the p

joining me, mark thompson host of making it plain on sirius xm radio, a guy i like to hang around withs on that side of the world, o'reilly pretending, oh, we've never done that, boycotts are unamerican, forgetting cuba and his own boycotts. but take me through what you see happening here. >> well, it's another example of their right wing contradiction. first all, they like to argue that money is speech so certainly withholding money is speech. it's also very unwise for business. these are also individuals that would like to encourage business. but, lawrence, lgbtq money spends just as well as anybody else's. why would you want to ostracize that part of the community? to say withhold your money and not boycott is worse. that leaves opportunity for negotiations, for demands to be met. and if the company responds to negotiations gives them an opportunity to be a good actor, sometimes it's worse just for there to be a general culture brewing that says none of us should spend our money at chick-fil-a. it's really bad for business as well. it's just more of their contradiction in the name o

the director-general mark thompson told the inquiry there was no evidence of phone hacking at the bbc. >> this is tuesday on the bbc. by the headlines for you, turkey condemns the passing of a bill in france making it a criminal offense to deny genocide was carried out bagainst armenians. >> the pressure has intensified for the european union to ban imports of foreign oil. >> i just want to bring you breaking news from reuters news agency. this is regarding our story on iran following the european ban on all imports of iranian oil. president barack obama has spoken, saying the fresh sea use sanctions against iran underlined the strength of the international -- of fresh sanctions against iran underlined the strength of the international efforts against the nuclear program. he went on to say the united states would continue to impose new sanctions to increase pressure on iran. a statement coming from president obama regarding the latest sanctions against iran. we will keep you updated on further developments. violence has continued in syria after the government rejected a plan by the ar

back to the car laughing hysterically t turned out to be off duty clair monday police officer mark thompson explaining it was just a prank. >> they came up with the squeal, let's get her to come after us. >> reporter: police chief steve graham decided to fire officer thompson and sacagaweaent mark edwards also in the car. chief graham says in 33 years as a cop, he has never seen officers pull a opportunity like this. >> i protect my officers but i also have a job to protect the public from officers when they go off the reservation. so that is why the action i took is, i felt, appropriate. >> reporter: graham says officer fowler pulled out the gun during the stop because she had no idea who she was following. >> because is a sergeant, he could have stopped it. he should have said wear violating the law. stop it. this is not going to be good. that is why he is held to that standard. >> reporter: officer dennis hall was the third man in the vehicle. he was suspended without pay for one day. in clairemont, keith landry, fox 35 news. >> i don't see how that was a good idea or even a joke. i don'