. >> coming up, you remember alex castellanos. he's the guy that kept interrupting rachel on "meet the press." he was back this sunday and said some wicked nutty stuff, which means he's in tonight's rewrite. and it's never too early in politics. so hillary supporters are pushing hillary for president in 2016. but what about andrew kuo mow, the governor of new york, who has achieved marriage equality in new york and is now pushing for reducing the penalties for possession of marijuana? he's doing everything right to position himself for 2016. and let's not forget the sitting vice president of the united states, joe biden, who has not ruled out running for president. that's coming up. what's with you? trouble with a car insurance claim. [ voice of dennis ] switch to allstate. their claim service is so good, now it's guaranteed. [ normal voice ] so i can trust 'em. unlike randy. are you in good hands? mcallen, texas. in here, heavy rental equipment in the middle of nowhere, is always headed somewhere. to give it a sense of direction,

. >> coming up, you remember alex castellanos. he's the guy that kept interrupting rachel on "meet the press." he was back this sunday and said some wicked nutty stuff, which means he's in tonight's rewrite. and it's never too early in politics. so hillary supporters are pushing hillary for president in 2016. but what about andrew kuo mow, the governor of new york, who has achieved marriage equality in new york and is now pushing for reducing the penalties for possession of marijuana? he's doing everything right to position himself for 2016. and let's not forget the sitting vice president of the united states, joe biden, who has not ruled out running for president. that's coming up. [ female announcer ] think it's impossible to reduce the look of wrinkles after just one use? think again. [ female announcer ] with olay regenerist wrinkle revolution, it's possible to reduce the look of wrinkles in just 10 minutes. now you've seen it. experience it for yourself. [ female announcer ] olay regenerist. she would help her child. no. no n

welcome back to the show, alex. last year. >> thank you, thank you, it's a pleasure, and thank you for the support of "comunidad del valle." we're happy and lucky to have you around. >> thank you very much. i do appreciate that, but what was it that made you say i want to become a vintner, i want to do this? >> well, the story begins many years back, 21 years ago, and, in fact, survival, i will say, made me to become who i am. reality, working in the vineyards and all that stuff, working some place to make money so you can eat and pay rent and everything else, but later on, you get hooked to the industry and as soon as you get hooked, you're there for life. that's the way that i see it. for me, i needed to get a formal egg and improve myself and over time before i knew it, i was a wine maker and later producing my own wine. >> does everybody want to be your friend now? >> i do have a lot of friends, thank god. beautiful family, so i think it's a good life. >> that's great. you were pouring -- you poured the last cou

>> i don't think so, alex.election is going to be decided almost entirely by the economy. but if that makes it a very close election, and it is just, you know, a few hundred votes in florida, i can't imagine how that would happen, but if that sort of thing were to happen, yes, of course this sort of thing could be at the margin. where this really helps the democratic parties in the long term, they are cementing the huge voting bloc to help them for generations to come. >> how quickly we forget. i'm just kidding. susan, did this effectively steal some of the headlines from mitt rom northeast's six-state bus tour, and how is romney playing on that tour? >> you know what, it definitely was not the start to the bus tour that he had hoped for. but i would say that i don't think we know quite how this issue plays out with romney. his comments yesterday were interesting. he said an important matter, we have to give it serious consideration. he said he would veto the original version of the dream act but would look at

>> it's still too soon to tell, alex.ct, police are still saying they are just at the very early ends of their investigations. here's what happened, though. around 5:25 this morning, police, rialto police got a call from rodney king's fiancee. police were immediately dispatched out to the area, when they arrived, they were able to pull him out of the pool. they did try cpr, they tried to revive him as he was taken to a local nearby hospital, but at 6:11 this morning, he was pronounced dead. police are calling this a drowning investigation and say there are no signs of foul play, but as you mentioned, this is early in the investigation, it'll take some time. there'll be a press conference or news updates in a few hours. >> okay. and in terms of time line, miguel, has that been straightened out? his fiancee had spoken with him around 2:00 in the morning. are we aware if there was further conversation with him prior to that call being made? the 911 call? >> no, there's still some missing gaps in the time line. there's some r

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steven, welcome. >> thanks, alex. as an insider here, tell us what the court will do before june 28. >> the court will decide everything on its docket before it recesses for the summer. generally it's scheduled for monday mornings, and we won't know what decisions will come down until the justices appear on monday. i think most people think that given the complexity of the health care cases, given that there's likely to be four separate majority opinions, we're likely to see them at the end of the month, probably not before. it could happen tomorrow. >> okay. what about what's happening on time magazine this week just as kennedy being on the cover calling him the decider. you are his former clerk. it comes down to pretty much him? >> i think it is likely. justice kennedy gets one vote just like everyone else, but based upon what the justices have written before, based upon oral argument, i think it's likely that the four justices to justice kennedy's law are likely to uphold the law, and it's like the four justices to

i'm very an veronica de la cruz in for alex. president obama heads back to washington where he touted his economic record despite tough new jobs numbers. the president headlined three fund-raisers in chicago and spent the night at his home. he talked about how his policies helped the economy stabilize and grow. >> we have now seen over two years of the economy growing and jobs being produced. more than 4 million jobs being produced. over 800,000 produced just this year alone. now -- here's the thing, though. we are not where we need to be. we are not there yet. >> the new jobs report released earlier friday showed the u.s. adding just 69,000 jobs in may. the unemployment rose a notch to 8.2%. meanwhile, mitt romney is in san diego today for a fund-raiser. on contraction, romney seized upon jobs numbers. >> the president's policies and his handling of the economy has been dealt a harsh indictment this morning. and it continues. we have had 40 straight months with unemployment over 8%. their policies have not worked, and in many r

very fair. >> before we get to don, let me turn to alex at this point. alex, let's back up just a little bit and get your head as to when you'd been called to come up to the senate. what are you thinking? what's in your head? what's in your heart? and what are you anticipating? >> i had called howard baker on sunday to see if i could come over and see him. only because he was a republican and the co-chairman of the watergate committee. >> this is before you'd been in there? >> no. >> back all the way up to before you even arrived join get a call to come up and visit with the senate. >> all right. i said i'd be free friday at 2:00 and i was conscious, very conscious of the fact that i was due to go to the soviet union on the following tuesday, and i'd be gone for almost three weeks. so if i was going to meet with this committee staff -- >> and do what in the soviet union? >> i was leading a government industry trade group cutting a ribbon at a trade fair and then the faa was going to be negotiating, we hoped, with the soviets a contract to upgrade their a

so this is one of the reasons that alex very quickly got a call. alex, just follow me for a minute. when you heard about the break-in, what was your first reaction? >> we did it. no, really. i just felt i knew for sure that we did it, and that the president had to know about it. i'd been there three and a half years by that time, and that's the way things operated. i saw things -- everything that happened, nixon was the choreographer. he was the director of everything. and if he knew about it, haldeman knew about it. they were the two that had to know about anything that happened, and i still feel that white house aides don't go off and handle things willy nilly. they're as conscious as anyone or more so that anything they do reflects on the presidency. so i don't think there's a lot

so this is one of the reasons that alex very quickly got a call. alex, just follow me for a minute. when you heard about the break-in, what

i learned that from alex. conditioning and i'm still learning. >> pacquiao has decided against parting ways with ariza, which means for the time being his two fitness coach les work side by side and his trainer will continue to vent. >> i said some things on "24/7" last night that he may not like. but i won't it let it affect my fighter and that's what's important here, the focus manny pacquiao. manny likes him, wants him on board and that's the way it is and that's the way we're going to leave it for now. >> ariza is refusing to talk about the situation. while on fight night roach plans to exercise his prerogative to quiet the strengthening coach even further. >> alex will be there until the fight. when we get to the fight, i put down my four corner men, he won't be on the list. >> back at the apartment complex that night, a much happier family enjoys a reunion. pacquiao's wife has just arrived to join her husband in l.a., along with their children manny, jr., michael, queen elizabeth and princess. >> daddy!

welcome to "weekends with alex witt."ere's some of the first five stories trending on the web this hour. new and remarkable amelia earhart absence. an uptick for one car maker. a baseball upstart once again. we'll bring you details once again, but first, developing news right now out of egypt. violent reaction in cairo after the sentencing of former egyptian president hosni mubarak to life in prison. protesters wanted him to get the death penalty. police clashed with demonstrators and the former president was killing the sentence for the killings that forced him from power. he suffered some sort of a health crisis after the verdict. we'll have a live report from cairo in just a few minutes. right now here's a live look at tahrir square. once again, thousands are gathering in protest to hosni mubarak being sentenced to life in prison as opposed to getting the death penalty. >>> let's go to front page politics. president obama will leave chicago for washington within the hour. the president wrapped up a two-day swing throug

i think in some ways, in sort of a perverse way, alex is a victim.s a victim of his upbringing. he's a victim of his father. he didn't have a father who took him, you know, and taught him how to throw a baseball or was involved in his life. his father's a criminal. he taught him how to be a criminal. >> while alex receives 14 years for the crime, trafficker michael erenhoff received a reduced sentence of seven years for testifying against his former partner. katya says neither sentence is long enough. >> i feel that when -- that she told judge that they will sit for that period of amount of time, i feel it wasn't enough for them. what they did to us, it was terrible. >> even today, with both men behind bars, katya lives in fear. her mother still lives in ukraine and the old rules still apply. >> alex's father, he was in ukraine and he knows my mom, he know where she lived and he visited her a couple of times after i ran away. he threatened her. he used very aggressive words. he said if i will not stop talking, that blood will come out from me. >> kat

. >> but claude doesn't gain worldwide fame until teenager alex graham visits the zoo during a familythe zoo is generally really quiet. we were looking around. i walk off by myself. >> soon alex comes face-to-face with claude the bear. >> so i take out my camera. >> alex can't believe his eyes when claude picks up the stick. >> i was pretty amazed when i saw claude playing with the stick doing all these amazing tricks. at the time i was filming it, i was thinking this could get millions of view on youtube. >> alex decides to make his vision a reality. he comes home from his trip and edits together a montage of claude's best moves. the bear's tricks are so unbelievable that even alex's sister yuki thinks it's a fake. >> there's a ton of crazy stuff in japan, so i thought maybe it was a show or something. then he's like, no, it's real. >> alex uploads the video in september 2009. >> i start getting thousands of views. started getting really excited. then week after week it kept blowing up. >> before long, the video entitled "kung fu bear" receives more than 3 1/2 million hits on youtube

he told alex haley, manning -- i mean, malcolm told alex haley, i'll never see the finished product. and he never did. he got a chance to look at some of the last chapters when they met out at the airport, but after that, i mean, the final version he didn't get a chance to see it. and we know that because we had an opportunity to see the annotated version -- well, what's being done now is greg reid who owns the original manuscript, and he's going through it and annotating it and showing the disparities between the published account and be the, and the one that they have in his possession. so you can see they're -- the kind of marginality, the crossing out, the deletions, the rewrites and everything malcolm's suggesting, and none of those things were done. so it's almost talking about another book. so we're working on that in terms of, like, annotating that. if as greg comes along with it, i mean, that should be a revelation along with the three missing chapters. >> yes, sir. >> yes, ma'am. >> speak into the mic, sir. >> uh-huh. >> evening. my name is jonathan, and i wanted to ask you

and i could start to see the gears turning in alex's mind a little bit.e said to me, why do you need all this footage? i just don't get it. why do you need all this footage about me? >> this here don't make awhole lot of sense to me. >> what's that? >> just sitting here looking goofy. >> he was upset. and it was like a switch. he went from being terribly cooperative to not being happy about the situation. and there was a really, really discernible shift in his demeanor. >> well, you know what i think? >> i'll just film you. whatever you were going to do. i just wanted to get shots of you in your cell. >> i'm thinking that y'all are going to all these here prisons, talking to all these people such as myself, you know? people who's never getting out. this thing ain't recording, is it? >> i start to turn off the camera, and i stand up. and i begin reasoning with alex, slowly as i inch my way backwards, towards nancy, out of the cell. alex, it's important that we tell this story. we want to hear your voice. i don't know if i was getting through to alex, but i

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>> reporter: hello, alex. we know, finance ministers from across the eurozone started a conference more than two hours ago. we haven't yet heard the outcome. but these are the decisions we know needed to be made. one, is spain going to ask for help to sort out its banks? if so, how much are european lenders willing to give them? and with what rules? on that first question, the spanish government has been saying it is waiting for crucial orders to determine how much capital their banks need. critics say they've been too slow to respond to the crisis, causing panic on the money market this is week. what spain doesn't want to do is rush into a bailout similar to portugal, ireland and greece. those countries have tough oversight and austerity measures that are difficult to make ordinary people to accept. on that second question, how much will they need, estimates are varying wildly. but today the international monetary fund estimates spain needs at least $50 billion. others think it could be double that. >> i'm lo

>> reporter: good afternoon, alex.county sheriff's office says it has been in constant contact with george zimmerman and is tracking his every move with the gps tracking device that zimmerman was ordered to wear when he left here six weeks ago. but his exact public location is not known to the public, but it's clear that the clock is ticking on george zimmerman's freedom. the judge is clearly upset that zimmerman may not have told the whole truth about his finances. he's ordered zimmerman to return back to the seminole county jail here and presumably another bond hearing would be held later this week to determine exactly how much money zimmerman has. it was revealed yesterday in court that in april it was learned that zimmerman had $135,000 in a checking account at a credit union here, but it was not clear to the court exactly how much money he had, zimmerman and his wife said basically they were penniless and could not afford a high bond. the judge ordered a $150,000 bond that zimmerman posted 10% of, $15,000, and he

abc's alex perez as hanss. >> reporter: the drop is dramatic. what's least expensive gas in america right now, 2.83 a gallon in north carolina. 16 dat$16 dates selling gas und three. in the coming days, analyst ums say six more states could join them. in that fire could not have come at a better time. low gas prices light a fire under americans. they really, really like low prices. this is sure to entice more people to go on vacation and spend more money. >> the boom is also a relief to small business owners. this one runs this flower shop in downtown chicago. a drop is allowing her to drop prices too. >> what does it mean for you as a business owner? >> it means a big relief. it means that our cost of goods can go down. it means that people will have some extra cash to spend. it means that my expense on delivery can go down. so it's a good sign all the way around. >> reporter: american families drive more during the summer. chris crossing our camp, the park, the summing pool. baseball field, the grocery store. >> it all adds up. ask this mom, w

alex will do whatever he says.everyone understands their role. i'm going to keep alex under control in the corner, which is not a problem for me. so i think that issue is put to bed. >> yeah, yeah. ♪ [ male announcer ] they were born to climb... born to leap, born to stalk, and born to pounce. to understand why, we journeyed to africa, where their wild ancestor was born. there we discovered that cats, no matter where they are... are born to be cats. and shouldn't your cat be who he was born to be? discover your cat's true nature. purina one. [♪...] >> announcer: with nothing but his computer, an identity thief is able to use your information to open a bank account in order to make your money his money. [whoosh, clang] you need lifelock, the only identity theft protection company that now monitors bank accounts for takeover fraud. lifelock: relentlessly protecting your identity. call 1-800-lifelock or go to lifelock.com today. ♪ ♪ ♪ [ male announcer ] we believe you're at your best when you can relax and be yourself

alex? >> that's been the discussion about bringing his credibility into question here. all right, charles hadlock, we're keeping an eye on things, when there's some activity you can let us know. this is joanne reed here on set with me, managing editor of t thegrio.com. let's talk about whats when he comes in. he'll have to have another bond hearing now? >> george zimmerman's lawyer can request and has indicated he probably will request another bond hearing at which he'd have to go back and talk about his finances. he'd have to answer for the discrepancy between what he and shelly zimmerman, his wife said between the april 20 hearing and the truth about how much money they have. >> what does this do? the issue of credibility comes up. how long-term can this, can the reaction be because of this? >> well here's the pro be for george zimmerman. he will almost certainly have to testify at trial. he's the only person who really knows what happened between himself and trayvon martin. trayvon marti

abc's alex perez has the answers. >> reporter: the drop is dramatic. a whopping 49 cents lower than this year's high in april. what's the least expensive gas in america right now, 2.83 a gallon in south carolina. currently there are 16 states selling gas under $3. in the coming days, analysts also say six more states could join them. >> this lights a fire under americans. this is sure to entice more people to go on vacation and spend more of their hard-earned money. >> reporter: that fire could not have come at a better time. the boom is also a relief to small business owners. this one runs this flower shop in downtown chicago. the drop is allowing her to drop prices too. >> reporter: what does it mean for you as a business owner? >> that means a big relief. that means that our cost of goods can go down. it means that people will have some extra cash to spend. it means that my expense on delivery can go down. so it's a good thing all the way around. >> reporter: american families drive more than any other time of the year. criss-cross, from the park to

abc's alex perez is in the middle of the battle against the smoke and the flames. alex? >> reporter: well, diane, you can see the smoke behind me. this fire is still burning. the major concern tonight, the wind. it is once again picking up. for residents who are already shaken up, that's the last thing they want to hear. in a matter of hours, these colorado suburbs became a raging inferno. dozens of homes consumed by flames, hundreds of families tonight, desperate for answers. mindy levinson got a text message, like thousands of others, from authorities saying she had minutes to evacuate. through the choking smoke, she grabbed her son, dog, and ran out. >> it hurts a lot to think of going back there, and finding my house in ruins and charred. >> reporter: some 32,000 horrified residents stuffed belongings into their cars and scrambled to get to safety. including 700 cadets and personnel from the air force academy, which was partially evacuated. >> i've never seen anything so scary. >> reporter: many people captured the terrifying moments on their cell phones. >> it's hap

thank you, alex. now to the condition of the man who ruled egypt with an iron fist for 30 years strongman hosni mubarak ousted a year ago. christiane amanpour was the last journalist to interview him. i just got off the phone with christiane. we talked about a man who once lives with power declined when put in jail. you said he survived six assassination attempts and how quickly he declined after he was deposed. >> yes, it was extraordinary to see that. he had not been well for a long time but having access to the world's medical facilities abroad and indeed doctors who came to egypt to treat him he was all right. but the minute he stepped down, he dropped into a deep depression after he stepped down. he couldn't believe that he had been abandoned not only by his own people, but by the military as well. of whom he was won. he thought the military would protect him and keep his dignity even after he stepped down, and he told me that when he was going to step down. that he wanted to at least be treated

>> good morning, alex.nk that we will see less people than we would have seen if this thing was a race for the triple crown. look, the early estimates had been over 100,000 people packing this park to watch the race later this evening. we now get an estimate of around 75,000, maybe even 80,000 people. so it will be diminished a little bit, but still a great crowd and still a great race, by the way. there are a lot of good horses in the field here. not the one everyone wanted to see obviously. we've seen some out making their training runs before this evening's race. missing, of course, from that group was i'll have another, the favorite going out after his run around the mile and a half oval early yesterday with that swollen and sore front left leg. trainers and owners deciding it just wasn't worth the risk for him to run today. >> probably a wise one, though. terribly sad at all that. i know he's going to be retired, but we're going to see him today. can you tell us about what we're going to see and why? >

where alex demetrick, just n'nished speaking with chfamily. alex? >> reporter: for the victim's victim's family, wethere more serious chges. >> standing with her rney in front of her ho, chris brown haa more public response to the public proceedings that saw the man charged with the death of her son charged with manslaughter. >> this is exactly what i to rush everything along, to . quiet everybody, and say, we're doing somethin that's not where i'm going. >> if we separate the fact th he's an officer and look at it purely from e actions in and , s murder, no matter how you slice it. >> reporter: the family of chris brown want to see the evidence presented to the and jury. >> this whole setup, i t like. this is where m like, yeah, >> reporter: justice will be found baltimore county. >> you found him, you grabbed him. you assaulted him. and at this point, if they're trying to suggest that this is an involuntary manslaughter, then christopher justifiably resisted an unlawful arrest. and you killed him. >> reporter: well, the family wants to see this ca

and alex marquardt starting us off from cairo. alex? >> reporter: diane, we're here among the egyptian people as word begins to spread that mubarak is clinically dead. it's the latest turn in what has been an historic move for egypt. the birth place of the egyptian revolution, tonight, packed w eh tens of thousands. there's joy over mohamed morsi, the arab world's first contested election. with a law outlawed for decades, it appears he's won. there's anger, too, at the country's ruling general who changed the constitution, trying to keep a tight grip on their power. this is part celebration, part warning shot. a clear declaration to the ruling military council that if they try to hold on to power after this election, the people will go back to the streets. do you think they will leave? >> they will not succeed. >> the military will succeed? >> yeah, for sure. look at all the people here, and you'll know that the egyptian revolution went. >> reporter: the scene tonight, identical to the ones we saw the very first night of last year's rev

for "nightline," i'm alex perez in louisiana. >>> our thanks to alex. just ahead from coby, nba stars swear by in pain treatment that can cure what ails you. chances are, you're not made of money, so don't overpay for motorcycle insurance. geico, see how much you could save. i'm good. alright. [ male announcer ] every time you say no to a cigarette, you celebrate a little win. nicorette mini helps relieve cravings in minutes. so you can quit one cigarette at a time. until you reach your goal. nicorette mini. quit one cigarette at a time. is important to any successful business. which is why at wells fargo, we work with you to get to know the unique aspects of your business. we can recommend financial solutions that can work for you that have helped millions of business owners save time, reduce expenses, and maximize cash flow. as the number one small business lender for nine years running... we're with you when you need us. so you can be there for your customers. wells fargo. together we'll go far. >>> kobe bryant did it, a-rod did it, even pope john pa

it's asked cost scott cost >>vicki: alex trebek spend the weekend in a hospital.ovies in hollywood minute. >> alex trebek is recovering after suffering a mild heart attack. the 71 year-old was admitted to cedars-sinai medical hospital. a spokesperson says rebecca is it good spirits and expected to fully recover. he will be back on set with jeopardy resumes production of its new season. the fiery red head is the heroine in the disney's new movie. it was the box office hit with 66.7 million in ticket sales. it is the 13th consecutive picks are movie to debut in third place. madagascar 3 dropped to second place. it 3d innovative film grossed another 20 million. the action fantasy abraham lincoln vampire hunter came in third place with 16.5 million of. jetta for hudson is returning to the small screen. the oscar-winning actress will get started a new episode in the next season of smashed. the she will play a tony award winning broadway star furious >>brian: we will be warming things up as we go into tuesday and wednesday. >>vicki: have a nice weekend. copper

joining me now msnbc's alex wagner and ari melber. >> alex, fool me once, don't -- don't get fooled again. whatever that was. we're trying to get that bush thing on a loop so we can just keep running it. >> a ring tone, lawrence. >> yes, a ring tone. >> that's what we all need. >> so, alex, mitt romney's darkest secret is now out. it turns out for some period of time he was governor of massachusetts. >> everyone knows now. you know, it is amazing and we talked about this up until this week that the one thing that would seem to actually qualify mitt romney for the presidency namely his executive experience as the governor of massachusetts was something that nobody talked about. now, inevitably we knew team obama would bring it up. the time line shifted because of the bain stuff becoming more controversial than they thought but this is a period where i do think they're throwing everything out there, the summer's going to be slow, see what sticks and prepare for an all-out september come september. >> ari, those massachusetts legislators have never actually participated in a presidential cam

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