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my name is brian jones. i am an educator and activist in new york city. i am going to moderate our event. say a few words and then we we will take it off kemal introduced our panelists. we are hear for a very important reason. to mourn the decision, the fateful decision to not run marchand lands on the 1 yard line. to protect them from future pepper spray incidents. to talk to pineapples or to celebrate the launch of this book the new uprising. obviously see is a distractor question. there is nothing relevant there obviously. obviously. a and b are plausible. either of those actually make sense. if you are confused, just google google them and they we will make more sense to you shortly. in all in all seriousness we all know probably everyone in this room has taken a test a standardized test at one point or another. there nothing new. they've been around for a long time but it seems like we're living in a moment where the stakes attached to tests have never been higher. not only do standardized tests determine a child's future in many cases but they can d

my name is brian jones, i'm an educator and activist. and as jason said i'm going to moderate our event. just a few words about the event and then we will kick off. i will introduce the panelists and let them kick it off and then we'll have discussion after that. we are here for a very important reason. eight, to mourn the decision to not run marchand lynch on the one yard line last night. [laughter] b, to protect jesse hagopian from future pepper spray incident last night c to talk to pineapple or d to celebrate the launch of this book "more than a score: the new uprising against high-stakes testing." now obviously c is a distractor question. there's nothing relevant. just eliminate that one right off the bat but a and b are plausible. either those make sense but if you're confused just a google them and they will make more sense to you very shortly. in all seriousness we all know everybody in this room has taken a standardized test at one point or another in your life. tests are nothing new. they have been around for a long time but it

my name is brian jones. i am an educator and activist in new york city. i am going to moderate our event. say a few words and then we we will take it off kemal introduced our panelists. we are hear for a very important reason. to mourn the decision, the fateful decision to not run marchand lands on the 1 yard line. to protect them from future pepper spray incidents. to talk to pineapples or to celebrate the launch of this book the new uprising

. >>> fox news host bill o'reilly is defending himself from what he calls his brian williams problem. mother jones is saying he is less than honest for the reporting in the falklands islands war. o'reilly never was on the falklands islands during the war. mother jones edited together the evidence and posted it on youtube. o'reilly calls the article a lie. o'reilly never said he was actually in the falklands. >>> health officials say improperly cleaned medical scopes inserted down the throat is infecting patients with a deadly bacteria. several people two who died, were infected with the deadly superbug cre. >>> the federal advisory board is urging the government to tax shugugary drinks and food. recommended to keep the added intake to no more than 10% of the daily calories. stay away from soda. filled with sugar. the report says the caffeine in a few cups of coffee could be good for you. that is fantastic news. committee is backing off stricter limits of salt. >> salt is my weakness. >> you can salt your coffee. i'm fine with that. >>> time for an early start on your money. european stocks lower.

it came out thursday evening and said bill o'reilly has its own brian williams problem, that's what the left leaning magazine mother jones said. brian williams has been suspended because of misstatements about iraq war mission amid strut any of other past claims. obviously different kinds of television stars. o'reilly's main selling point is his point of view. he calls himself a journalist and correspondent so his journalistic credibility matters. mother jones asserted o'reilly has repeatedly in books, on his show repeatedly exaggerated his war zone experience. this is an example of one episode of his show notice how he links argentina and falklands. >> i was in a situation one time in a war zone in argentina in the falklands. >> let's pause there. hear what he said there. he said war zone using his time in argentina as credential. the actual battles in the falklands war, everyone agrees were more than 1,000 miles from argentina. o'reilly was in buenos aires. he conflated two places, mainland and falklandides in his book. i reported on the ground from el salvador to falklands. after mother jones pointed this out, o'reill

> fox news host bill o'reilly is defend fending himself for what he is calling his brian williams problem. mother jonesling his reporting in the 1982 falklands war as false. o'reilly says he covered the conflict and he never said he went to the falklands. o'reilly said he covered stories in argentina. mother jones posted evidence on its web site. he never said he was actually in the falklands. >>> the fda warning about a deadly superbug. improperly cleaned medical scopes may be infecting patients with a deadly bacteria. this is after a report of several people and two who died, were infected with the superbug cre at ucla medical center. ucla is apologizing. i think 180 people have come in contact with that superbug. >> serious issue. >>> a federal advisory board is urging the government to tax sugary drinks and food. a report published by the diet guidelines recommends you keep your sugar intake to no more than 10% of total calories per day. >> say that one more time? >> all that coffee we're drinking is good for us. we are doing our part at "early start" to stay healthy. they are backing off the stric

brian williams problem. dating back to the days covering the faulkland's war. mother jonessaid he claimed he experienced combat during the 1982 conflict between england and argentina and used this clip in april 2013 as an example. >> i was in a situation one time in a war zone in argentina in the faulklands where my photographer got run down and then his head and bleeding from the ear on the concrete and the army chasing us. i had to make a decision, and i dragged him off. you know? but at the same time looking around and trying to do my job and figured to get the guy out of here because that was more important. >> now, the situation that he's referring to happened in buenos aries. he was never over the faulkland islands. media correspondent is joining me now with him, frank cesno at george washington university. good to see both of you guys. brian, bill o'reilly coming out strongly against the accusations. what is he saying? >> only way he knows how, to come out strongly calling the mother jones report a guttersnipe. a liar. says he's even words i can't use in the intervie

co-editor of "mother jones" magazine and our senior correspondent and host of reliable sources "brian. welcome. how did "mother jones" begin to know about the possibility of a story o'reilly's background? how did this come to you? >> this has really been discussed for years. there have been stories over the years challenging bill o'reilly's assertions about some of the things he says he has seen and done. but it became relevant in the wake of brian williams and in the wake of bill o'reilly lashing out at brian williams and everybody else in the media for distorting coverage. that prompted us to take a close look at what he said about his own work. >> okay. more questions for you -- first brian stelzer. i think this is so different from brian williams' story for multiple reasons. just the roles they play on the shows. the opinion, obviously on fox newschannel especially at night with bill o'reilly and i'm wondering because -- he says it's -- that people do you think his viewers care? >> i don't think his loyal fans necessarily will care. they view it as an attempt by "mother jones," le

brian williams. is that a fair comparison to make? >> mother jonesalled this the brian williams problem for bill o'reilley. the left-leaning magazine that first wrote about these allegations on thursday. there is some real substance to them. over the years o'reilly talked about being in a combat situation and being in a war zone in argentina. he sometimes talked about being at the falkland island when in fact he was 1,000 miles away in argentina. very few reporters were actually able to get to those islands during that war in 1982. so there is some substance to this. but bill o'reilley is on the offense responding to it. here's some of what he said last night. >> here's the truth. everything i've said about my reporting career everything is true. 33 years ago in june argentina surrendered to great britain ending the falklands war. i was covering the conflict from argentina for cbs news. after learning of the surrender, angry mobs in benuenos aires. tried to overthrow the government. i was there. argentina troops fired into the crowd responding with v

. >>> brian williams may not be the only journalist with credibility issues. mother jones who reported on mitt romney's 47% presidential comment that damaged his presidential bid is saying that bill o'reilly's war experience cannot be substantiated. we will bring in frank sesno, and he covered the faulkland islands for the associated press joining us live via skype and brian stelter is joining us as well a cnn correspondent. and so this is what he is saying that he covered the faulkland islands islands, and for years, bill o'reilly is recounting his stories saying that he acted e heroically in a war zone that he apparently never stepped foot in. that is per cbs. brian? >>le well this started with brian williams two weeks ago, don, and i wondered at the time if we would see other news stars at the same level of scrutiny that brian williams would be subjected to the and it is answered yes. and bill o'reilly is the number one opinion anchor on cable news. he has a bigger audience than anybody on the news and he is bigger target to be subjected to scrutiny, because it is point

. >> they show samantha b delight and jason jones, unemployed brian williams "realtime"'s bill maher and finally clint howard. what is so funny? he is the better howard. think about the howards ron howard -- . >> when you think of good movies it is clint's you will go to. >> bonnie, now that you started talking what did you make of his departure? >> i am just finding out now. you know me. i only watch fox. i don't think it should be samantha b and jason jones. they are a husband and wife team. husband and wives that work together are gross. i don't agree. samantha b could do it on her own. i know your name has been bantied about. it would be like the male porn stars that do it for the money. there is always a period of time where i had fallen into the weird world. >> i am not even gay. >> why is this so much fun? >> you know what is even worse, the money is terrible. >> why am i doing this? >> you gave the money to charity. >> charity is a woman who needs the money. >> joanne you are a mill -- millenial and i don't mean the pep ridge farm cookie. rut core audience even though it is 4

brian williams sorry. ss story. stars and stripes -- >> david corn used to be a contribute to the fox. he was not renewed. he's now at msnbc. but the headline of that mother jonesas bill o'reilly has his own brian williams problem. was that headline the tone of the piece in your view, objective, was it fair? >> two things. one, i understand the impulse in the clutter of media to try to severally guy stories. because brian williams was such a big story, try to link this to thing. i don't think it was warranted in this sense. i'll give you another way it's not warranted. brian williams was this charge of a nightly newscast seen by 9 million. they're receipt technically as managing i had it tore and anchor, he decided what went into that newscast. that's a position of journalistic, tremendous journalistic responsibility. bill owe bill o'reilly's show has a very different agenda and no one says these are journal ris tick istic entities. so there is a difference right there. >> bill do, you you agree that this has information ofmorphed into a culture war? >> from the very beginning i said this was a political hit piece. but i want to make it clear it on david zurich

daniel schulman the senior editor of "mother jones" and brian stelter, host of "reliable sources."ry? absolutely. >> he didn't say falklands in general? i'm going to play the opposition on this one. he didn't say i was at the falklands situation? context doesn't -- >> the story really speaks for itself. he's claimed to have been in a combat zone in a war zone during the falklands conflict. the only place combat took place during that war was in the remote falkland islands which were 1200 miles from buenos aires where bill o'reilly and the rest of the press core is. the combat situation he says he was involved in now was a very violent protest that took place after the war was over. now it was violent, but this was not a combat situation. bill o'reilly has also claimed that the argentinian troops opened fire on si vail yans and killed many people. we could find no evidence that people were killed and tho soldiers opened fire on civilians. that's another aspect of this. i'll tell you one more. he said that his colleagues at cbs at the time were cowering in their hotel and would not g

brian, can you go into more detail for us about what "mother jones" is describing. >> they are describinging in a war zone. no reporter was able to get to that area. that's been agreed upon. bill o'reilly says i never said i was there. i was in argentina. quotes out there disagree. he says here having survived a combat situation in argentina, i know life and death decisions are made in a flash. >> a combat situation in argentina. what would that be? >> he said he wasn't in the islands but he says combat operations. to call that a combat situation, "mother jones" would say is misleading. that's trying to puff up credentials and sound like you're in a dangerous situation. >> a journalist puffing up credentials is hardly stop the presses stories. not just brian williams style. every journalist. one of the reasons we have people who write biographies is to correct what gets written autobiographies and memoirs. the question is what bill o'reilly has done here blatant lying and tall tale telling, we have to wait to see what the report said and what exactly he's claiming. combat situation, i sup

jones road. we'll check it again brian and shirleen in the next half hour. >> very good, matt.got a consumer alert for you this afternoon. a new report reveals how vulnerable car owners are when it comes to security breaches. monica malpass live in the news room with details on this one. >> that's right. all the new vehicles have wireless technology but here's the problem. the roar from the massachusetts senator says that automakers have not done very much to protect those features against hackers and here's some of what can happen. the concern is that hackers could steal your personal information but possibly even take control of your vehicle while you are behind the wheel. coming up at 5:00 consumer reporter nydia han with details on the report include wag some automakers are now doing with your information. plus, a new movie starring oscar nominated actress julianne moore brings the reality of alzheimer's and dementia to light. coming up at 5:00 ali will tell us how the role hits home for some families in our area. we'll have those stories and of course a lot more for you co

of the exaggerations in brian williams' iraq war story from 2003 created a crisis that continues at that news division. and this is a very different situation. but "mother joneser day. and ever since then we have seen, as you mentioned, willow riley sharply criticizing mother jones. and really trying to use kind of a scorched earth response and focusing on the messenger rather than the message. let's talk about the message for a moment. because it was very clear, reporters could not get to the falkland islands in 1982 everyone was covering from argentina, more than 1,000 miles away. and o'reilly has made that clear. you heard him say in the falkland islands, in argentina, so pairing the two as if they were the same when in fact the islands were more than a thousand miles away. there was this achaotic situation he was in some have called it a riot,ers riot, others a protest, in that case sounds like a hairy situation for bill o'reilly. was that a war zone a combat situation? that's part of what is being debated, whether you can call a protest or riot like that a war zone experience. the other issue, fred is whether people died in this riot or protest. that's w

. >>> brian williams may not be the only journalist with credibility issues. mother jonesmitt romney's 47% presidential comment that damaged his presidential bid is saying that bill o'reilly's war experience cannot be substantiated. we will bring

jones, nbc news, philadelphia. >>> that's our broadcast for this tuesday night. thank you for being with us. i'm lester holt in for brian. we hope you to see you right back here tomorrow evening. good night. >> it's not just in the schools. it's everywhere. it's in the libraries. it's in the airplanes. it's in the grocery stores. >> right now at 6:00 a father's push to fight potentially dangerous viruses in schools is being heard tonight. good evening, everybody. >> the measles debate is getting heated at a school board meeting tonight drawing national attention. the father of a first grader wants to ban students who have not been vaccinated. nbc bay area's mark matthews is in tiburon this evening. political power players are also there tonight. >> reporter: we have a couple state senators one state senator and a representative from another and a state assemblyman here. the meeting just getting under way. we first told you about the parents pressing a case with the school here in tiburon. tonight they are asking these state lawmakers to repeal the exemption that allows parents to opt out of vaccinations. this 6-year-old

jones, nbc news philadelphia. >>> that's our broadcast for this tuesday night. thank you for being with us. i'm lester holt in for briane hope you to see you right back here tomorrow evening. good night. [screams] oh! [howls] (adam) you're going down, son. [laughs] >> bobbi kristina's family letting her die on the anniversary of whitney's death? >> now, on "extra." >>> bobbi kristina's date with death? the family response to the frorchd front page shocker they are taking off her off life support on the exact date of whitney's tragedy. >>> now trending, bruce jenner back behind the wheel after his deadly car crash. >>> and kanye under fire for his grammys rant. >> he is getting blasted by the stars. who told him to grow up and stop throwing his toys? >> plus hot gossip from the grammy afterparty sam smith spotted with a new mystery man. >>> the voice stars extra wrong. >>

jones, nbc news, philadelphia. >>> that's our broadcast for this tuesday night. thank you for being with us. i'm lester holt in for briane hope you to see you right back here tomorrow evening. good night. [screams] oh! [howls] (adam) you're going down, son. [laughs] >>> lights, camera, access. >>> anybody who is enjoying a destruction of this man -- >> a powerful thing called trust. >> that disturbs me. >> you really really distrust him though? >> fire or forgive? i'm billy bush. we've got new

o'reilly has blasted suspended nbc news anchor brian williams for his false reporting about his helicopter coming under fire in iraq. but mother jones has uncovered problems with an oft-repeated o'reilly story about the war between britain and argentina. >> one-time in a war zone in argentina in the falklands where my photographer got run down and hit his head and was bleeding from the ear on the concrete and the army was chasing us. i had to make a decision. i dragged him off. at the same time, looking around and trying to do my job. i figured i had to get this guy out of there because that was more important. >> at the time o'reilly was working for cbs, and it turns out no cbs reporter got into the falkland islands during the war. o'reilly's own book, "no spin zone," which recounts his time in argentina, makes no mention of witnessing any combat. o'reilly does write about a protest he covered in the argentine capital buenos aires after the fighting was over, where he claimed "a major riot ensued and many people were killed." but multiple news reports, including the cbs news report from the time, which used o'reilly's footage, did

. >>> brian williams apologizing for false claims that he was fired on while covering the war more than 10 years raghida. staff sergeant joey jones is here to weigh in. >>> cat lovers wonder why cats like climbing in boxes so much, researchers say they found the answer. real cheese people don't eat pasteurized, processed cheese food. it's only required to contain 51% real cheese. with sargento 100% real, natural cheese slices, a patty melt becomes more than just a patty. ham unites with its better half. and a club sandwich becomes part of a club you definitely want to be in. real cheese people would never eat a slice wrapped in plastic when they can have a slice of 100% real. natural cheese slices from sargento. we're real cheese people. >>> now to nbc's brian williams. stunning admission that he was not on the helicopter that came under fire during the iraq war. a story he repeated multiple times over the last 12 years. so we want to take you back to how it all started with wrms first describing his time embedded with the u.s. military in iraq in 2003, this happened on nbc's "date line." >> on the ground we learned the chinook a

brian williams apparently isn't the only one under the microscope. fox news anchor bill o'reilly facing allegations -- oh, yeah mother jones david corn. you -- david corn once wrote seems like a 5,000-word article on me and how i was in copyright violation by playing my city was gone is the theme song. a 5,000-word hit piece on how i was a major violator of the law. and they've only been able in all this time this is the best they can do. to go out and claim that o'reilly lied about things 33 years ago in covering the falkland's war. what a stretch. but it's classic. and it was -- and o'reilly is running around calling it bs and sure it is. >> mr. limbaugh did not have to do that. and i thank him very much. from the jump he had this thing pegged. "the factor" tip of the day, stand your ground. if you know you're being treated unfairly stand your ground. and that is it for us tonight. please check out the fox news factor website different from billoreilly.com. also spout off about "the factor" from anywhere in the world. o'reilly@fox news.com. name and town if you wish to opine. word of the day do not be mordant when writing to "the fa

jones is the big company that doesn't act that way. >>> we have new developments to report in the saga involves brian williams.the latest? >> reporter: well there was talk up until this afternoon of brian williams still keeping hi date with david letterman. he was supposed to be on this coming thursday but a few minutes ago an nbc source confirmed he's backing out of that appearance. that was the only scheduled appearance he had, so it takes away the only opportunity for that was on the calendar for him to address they questions about his exaggerations involving that iraq mission in 2003. as of yesterday he announced he's taking a leave of absence, leave hi owns newscast for at least several today is the decision is basically how can he go on another late-night talk show at a time when he's not going on his own newscast. so for now he'll be skipping letterman. >> was it the right called? b, maybe he sits down and does a tough interview with another journalist about this. >> i think a lot of people in the journalism industry are waiting for that moment to happen. i think that was the near unanimous programs on

it was mother jones and the most prominent person on fox tv so immediately you had this ideological component. that made me weary of it. that is why this is not the brians story. you did not have that with brian williams. "stars and stripes." >> good point. david corn used to contribute at follow and he was not renewed. a liberal journalist who obtained the mitt romney 47 percent video during the last campaign but the headline was "bill o'reilly has his own brian williams problem." that was the tone of the piece, in your view was that fair? >> two things. i understand the impulse in the clutter of media to try to simplify a story and because brian williams was a big story trying to link them. i don't think it was warranted in this sense. another way it is not warranted. brian williams was in charge of a nightly newscast soon by nine million. as managing editor he decided what went into that newscast. that is a position of journalism and responsibility. bill o'reilly is the most popular person on cable news tv but a nighttime show that has a very different agenda and no one in cable tv says these are journalistic entities. that is a difference. >> do yo

the dow jones industrial average lost six points to close near 17,860; the nasdaq rose 13 points on the day; and the s&p 500 was virtually unchanged. still to come on the newshour. what brianams' suspension and jon stewart's announced departure tell us about the changing media landscape. senators respond to president obama's request to use military force on islamic state militants. david axelrod on his new book and life in politics. smale scale hydropower projects an untapped renewable energy source. and, bringing home troops sent to west africa to fight ebola. >> woodruff: it's been a turbulent 24 hours for nbc news. the future credibility of its longtime anchor, and questions about the organization, and the traditional role of nightly news broadcasts are all on the line. >> this is a very difficult story for us to report on because it is so... so personal in so many ways, most importantly because brian is not only a colleague here but such a good friend. >> woodruff: it was uncharted territory this morning, for nbc's "today" show and the rest of the network news division. overnight, came word that "nightly news" anchor brian williams is suspended for six months, without

jones head of marketing. really this is our opportunity to tell the whole story to the financial community and the media. here's where we're going. briangrowth initiatives centered around accelerate and having industry and digital growth. our focus on category signature categories, style, home kids babies. our guests have said these are the categories we expect you to deliver. localization and personalization. then building smaller formats for urban locations. then, you know of course the first fiflt plank areas managing cost to invest in all of that. so we'll talk a lot about that and paint the picture of a much more fully about how we intend to deliver that and what it means over the long-term for our financials. >> thank you so much mr. mulligan. we will be there at that investment, and i want to mention as you are ending the interview with us that target shares have hit an intraday high. back to you. >> thank you very much. we should point out speaking of highs, the dow and s&p at all-time highs very recently here today, and the nasdaq very close to a session high and within really just sort of shouting distance of 5,000 and its al