that's why i took that job to open al capone's vault. i found nothing. i had 22 job offers the next day. who knows what happens to rachel maddow. msnbc is doing its job. rachel, i know, is a fine broadcaster. but there is no doubt that this favored donald trump. took the obamacare debate off the front pages for awhile, the whole russian hacking business was, at least for the day, put to the side. listen, i would love to be in the situation where i paid $38 million in taxes. >> melissa: me, too. you mentioned the hacking. i want to take you to the other big story of the day. first ever criminal case brought against russian government officials. what's your reaction to that? we're talking about deja vu. >> although people may be getting sick of russia, this is a landmark story. why? according to the department of justice this is a case of state sponsored hacking. yahoo! and the breach of privacy, billion people, was done in part by officials of the russian government. that's a big deal. if they would do that, what else are they doing? what else are they ha

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the family says they believe capone was a german shepherd m mix. >> he's a family member and we don'thim here with us and we all miss him so much. >> a lot of dogs could have 2% wolf in them. what constitutes an actual wolf when they going to start pricking my beagle and finding out if it's a hybrid animal that should be terminate. >> family's lawyer says the city's there was not state what percentage of wolf makes a dog wolf and they expect to find out the dna tests in a week. >>> a space x falcon rocket carrying communications satellite blasts off in to space the rocket launch pad was originally built to support the apollo row gram also used for historic launch of the moon bound apollo 11. launch had been scheduled for earlier this week but it was pushed back to today because of the weather. real live crime drama. one local town gets some new technology that could help them solve mystery a lot quicker. >>> a teenager too afraid to leave the house because of addiction. and he can't find help. kathy? >> the good news, iain, that we are finally going to get out of the freezer. the best

animal control officers thought that this one, capone, was part wolf.appeared to b be aggresse after running off the family's property. a dna test proved that he was all dog. no wolf in this one. the family says they are grateful to have their pet back. >> he's been away forever, feels like, and i'm just so happy finally they realize he's a good dog and he's not a wolf and so he gets to colhome. >> before letting capone go home, the family agreed to build a six-foot fence around their yard. until that's done, capone must be confined had the house. >>> just remember those vows, for better or for worse. a husband had north carolina accidently donated his wife's wedding dress. yeah. ouch. and now she's frantically trying to find it. here's how the story goes. hoping to keep it in the family, natalie gel bert puts her gown in a bag to get it cleaned and preserved. well, hubby mistakenly thinks the bag is for charity and drops it off. >> i said, babe, where's my dress at? i'm ready to tyke it to david's bridal. he lost the color this his face. he looked pani

no more drunks shouting al capone's vault at him when he's on his yacht.nd rachel's returns. -- it's now rachel's returns. it reminded me of those youtube pranksters, all this buildup before the trick goes really wad. >> oh! [bleep] [laughter] greg: well done. [laughter] literally, his ass is well done. [laughter] [applause] so was that a bad idea? >> oh, my god -- >> that was such a bad idea. greg: and, you know, you can always sense a stunt is about to go wrong which is why rachel dragged in other hosts andhe guests to save her. thousand she claims it's the viewers' fault for expecting so much from so little. this is after acting like she discovered bigfoot's penise inside the locke necessary monster's -- lock necessary monster's butt. which would be area. but like the dopes on youtube, it's all about the numbers with by playing a number on all of us. while we may be on the verge of war with north korea, we stat transfixed over -- sat transfixed over tax returns. she's more of a capitalist than lou dobbs. anyway -- [laughter] it's refreshing not to be on

>> i sought from al capone's vote, and i appreciate you sticking up for you. isn't so much, the philosophical concept in terms of health care, does the government, do become americans, owe our fellow fellow americans health care? you have the ryan plan, which tries to cut the baby in the middle. the middle-of-the-road is also known as roadkill. it is dead on arrival, why? because the right doesn't want to play for the poor people, the left wants more than the ryan plan is willing to give. ryan attempted a compromise, it pleases nobody -- >> bill: we won't get to know until trump comes in is a master negotiator and tries to work it out. what else on trump? >> i think that you didn't show the poll on his tweeting. i think the temperance, the temper of the president, his demeanor and office, is weighing heavily on his popularity. he can't keep being erotic, 3 million undocumented voted -- >> bill: that is what he is doing these speeches. that was a popular speech. once -- >> you can't make those >> bill: we ought to mention that coming up, we have an interview wi

al capone. >> organized crime existed well before prohibition. >> but much less of it.der rate 80 years it it rose when alcohol was banned, dropped when it became legal >> if >> if we were to do away with our drug laws and just sort of legitimize>u4m narcotic use in country by saying let adults do what they do, we know statistically the drug usage numbers are going to skyrocket. >> but we don't know that. people think, were it not for drug laws, drug abuse would be ram but but portugal decriminalized all drugs ten years ago and the number of abusers did not skyr >> act >> actually, they have. in portugal, which people often talk about today as a success, it's actually a blatant failure. >> we went to portugal. he's just wrong. >> we have a huge problem. >> this man is portugal's drug >> we h >> we have 100,000 people hooked on heroin. >> 15 years ago, heroin users shut shot up on the street. instead of doing what we've done, they tried something different the they decriminalized every drug, crack, heroin, you name it. >> it's legalization. we have the most liberal model

pleaded guilty to misdemeanor dog at large charge and had to promise to build a six foot fence to keep capone from getting loose again and arrested and charged with being a wolf. >> dog at large. >>> gibe was suspected of being a wolf one time. >> said no one ever. >> exactly. thank you. >>> we are looking at warmer weather tomorrow and really warm stuff over the weekend. >> there you go. >> let's start with our three degree guarantee. i am sweating a little bit about this. we went 50 today. we were cold to start but didn't have much wind. it's a high sun angle right now. i will let you know at 11:0 brisk, 47. the dew point is 9. it's come up a little bit but that's a dry air mass. relative humidity is 21%. cherry tree blossoms are okay because we will stay above freezing. bus stop temperatures 28 to 45. you still need a coat taking the kids to the bus stop. they'll carry it home but that's a small price to pay for the 60s. warmer friday with a stray shower and a warm weekend with primarily afternoon showers, perhaps a thunderstorm late sunday afternoon and evening. spring is taking hold fina

be why when maddow dragged it out, social media was aflame with comparisons to geraldo rivera's al caponelt. the ridicule most distinctly summed up by the white house correspondent at "the daily caller," who tweeted, "i filed my tax returns while waiting." the most comical one was from brian fallon, before the show, he retreated to maddow assist group, with the gushing declaration, "the holy grail." then, he pivoted. "they should return focus to health care not get distracted by two pages from '05 tax returns. nothing to see here." the president paid 23.3%, far more than the 18.7% obama paid in 2015 and a 13.5% bernie sanders. in 2014. >> and senator sanders is such a good socialist, i think he would want to pay his fair share. i am expecting news any day that he will spend a couple hundred thousand into the irs we can pay his fair share. >> we should know to whom ever leaked the tax returns committed a felony. while there is also a law prohibiting the distribution of such material, legal experts say that as long as rachel maddow did not steal the returns, it is unlikely she would face ch

. >> the biggest media hype since geraldo opened al capone's vault. >> what the president's former accountantonly inside edition. >> who is your best guess, who do you think did it? >> plus, ben affleck's shocking confession, he just checked out of rehab. >> and what happened to dynasty star linda evans. the disturbing just released video. >> plus, big white lie. >> did the national weather

there was never annal today -- s never an al capone vault. >> i don't think you like being unfettered. sometimes someone just likes to watch the world burn. i had such a good time watching these guys melt it was awesome on election night. when trump was winning you could see that. it will continue like this. i wish donald trump would be little more difficult to attack. he could make himself a little less. we think the same way. >> i was born a small target. i would have been great if i chose to fight. because i'm a conscientious coward. >> i think you are hard on yourself. i disagree. greg: all right, kat. i feel like this is a mirror reversal of the effect obama had on some people. it kinds of happens. >> you mean barack hussein obama? greg: obama made beck. could trump be making rachael? >> maybe. two pages from 2005? that's like the part where you write name. his name is donald trump. that would be like if people were threatening to hack my phones and we are going to post pictures of kat she didn't want us to see and it's pictures of my food. but she is still stroking it. what else

al capone. >> that struck me. when i saw that last night i thought al capone's vault. i saw that.s being very optimistic. a lot of the ceos in new york vogted for hillary clinton. now never are coming out and saying we are very optimistic about donald trump. >> this is another thing do you not see reported in the mainstream media what you are talking about is the business round table a group of top level ceos their optimism index just took a huge jump. they are going to hire more. they are going continue to vest more. you couple that with small business optimism at a decade high. consumer confidence at a decade high. wrap it all up. and have you got hopes for a growing economy and really strong optimism and confidence all across the board here. and it's never reported. he not there. steve: on this channel 20 minutes ago we had a guy involved in the plastics business out in tennessee. he said their business is very optimistic because in the month of february, donald trump's first month we added something like 30,000 manufacturing jobs. whereas during the obama administration we loi

through april 2013 it brings to life the era of flappers bootleggers and real life legends like al capone. >>> time for a check of the highways on a thursday night. matt pellman is live in the traffic center. >> we are flapping in the wind and that is leaving debris on the roadways for the afternoon drive home and on the schuylkill, we are left with presentee of volume in both directions on the conshohocken curve, on the eastbound side it should be 14 miles per hour. and as you try to get into the flyers game tonight. if you think about taking the kelly drive i'm not sure that i would. near fountain green there is an accident and broken down vehicle. the left lane is blocked and a crash in north philadelphia at 13th and allegheny. and meanwhile a crash in west goshen by the westchester diner at route 3, that is the process of clearing out and a southbound accident at route 1 taking out the right lane at creek road. and up north at the northeast extension at the lehigh tunney an accident taking out a lane there. and a crash and vehicle fire along neshaminy boulevard. and across the river c

this will go down as one of the geraldo rivera al capone vault moments. it was ridiculous. i fell for this hook line and sinker. i was set to watch the real housewives of beverly hills, clicked over to msnbc instead. she teed it up, connections to russia. >> we are going to talk about the out rage from the left and right about the way she approached this at the top of her show. there was a moment where she did try to tie this to russia. she was trying to make something out of these taxes. she talked about that $40 million property that trump bought and sold to a russian ohly guard like that's supposed to mean something. >> that narrative is out there, right? about russia. so it's already out there, they're trying to tag the president with that. i don't know how you get more information out of a two-page tax return. the took an hour and-a-half for the reveal to happen. all the buildup and a lot of disappointment. >> many on the left get this narrative wrong. my mother voted for trump because she said i don't want to pay this many taxes either. seriously. i think a lot of peo

many of equated it to opening al capone's vault and it backfired mightily against them. this put the whole tax crisis saga behind donald trump? >> you know i think one of the greatest moments in this trump presidency is seeing rachel maddow stretch it out and have this almost y2k moment almost like starting at the oscars and she looks at the tax return and she says oh he paid 38 million. did she actually read the tax return before trying to get people to watch it because you made yourself look like afula gave donald trump one of the greatest political moments where he could say actually i did a lot in taxes. i think we could agree the tax code as data. he paid $38 million in taxes and paid a higher tax rate than barack obama did and then "msnbc" did and even hillary clinton did. thank you "msnbc" and thank you rachel maddow for reaffirming the falsehood and doing it on live network television in prime-time. we thank you for doing our work. charles: they prove that he's a successful kind of the patriotic thing. guys thanks a lot. the fed made a promise. it wasn't promised

>> andy: michael, you said you couldn't watch the show and you compared it to geraldo opening al capone's seems unfair to me, at least for that the part leading up was interesting. >> i'll give you that. what maddow needed was a third page. "here's the third page." circus clowns from russia, needed that. and then snoop dogg would shoot them. >> andy: if he had bought circus clowns from russia i might like him. matt, you said it was the six pronunciation of the same russian oligarchs name that was it for you. she was connecting the dots, ma man. don't you get it, man? >> these day-to-day conspiracies -- >> andy: wake up. >> it's crazy. today, trump released those, did it on purpose to distract us. you have to figure out, he just starts from that fact which is completely not proven. everyone on msnbc, he was investigating trump, what trump did was fire him because there's not one shred of evidence that this is true, this is everything will day. people have lost their minds. >> andy: the beauty of that is that he fired every one of the u.s. attorneys, which is a great way to distract people

he goes by the moniker of capone. he was mainly brought up into the gang life through his family.is mom and surrounding family members. he was basically born into the gangs. >> i just grew up, like, angry. you know, so it wasn't cool showing your emotions and crying. i channeled all that hurt into anger. i started gang-banging. you know? and i said, if i'm going to cry, then i'm going to let their blood be my tears, you know? >> what did you do to gain notoriety? >> point of word, blasting fools, you know? >> did you kill anybody? >> i mean, you know, i've been -- i've been -- it's been alleged, you know. >> through his years of coming in and out of custody, he has elevated his status within both the inmate population and the gang population to be considered a very violent inmate. >> all the things that i've been through, it's like i've been walking through hell wearing gasoline shoes. >> i'm telling you right now you've got the green light to do what ert is known best for. >> nice and steady. nice and steady. >> the team is on its way to briceno's cell to launch a surprise shaked

. >> traveling through world war ii and even into chicago to see he alka opponent -- al capone. >> sohas our time machine. >> my family is from up there. >> a huge niners fan. >> i used to live off of 17th and broadway in oakland. >> shout out to o-town. >> what is truly up is making history will take you on a ride. if it ever stops in the bay area, he is prepared. >> i smoke weed every day and use the world hella. so i love san francisco. >> it is legal now to say that. >> see how dan and the gang change the course of time in making history. >> that is funny. >>> coming up on mornings on 2 the nine, we have heard of dog walkers but what about a people walker? we will introduce you to a man who walks humans for a living. >> that is funny. >> 7 bucks a mile. i would do it. >> for the first time in more than two years, the warriors have lost back to back regular season games falling to the bulls last night in chicago. it was their first game without kevin durant. they were ice cold last night. steph curry continued to struggle behind the three-point line. he was 2 for 11 in three-point

. >> and for viewers, just watching us, we met al capone a few hours ago, we had a list of groceries, that included, everything, from pomegranate to stamps, to humus, and on the back of the list, he had his predictions from him and his wife how much coin that they had in his bag of coins. so, how much it will add up to and, she guessed $25, he guessed 18. and then the right amount was double that, 43, dollars, and if you haded both of their amounts up, that is what it came to. neither of them were close but together they were right on the money. >> so you guessed it was 18 and change. she guessed it was 25 and change. it turns out if you added it both together it would have been correct. forty-three dolls and change. >> it was like hitting lottery or slot machine jackpot. >> but don't tell my wife she will want half of that. >> reporter: if you were watching last hour we had our older shopper of the day 91 years old. i have got youngest shopper here and do big reveal. this is julia, peak a boo she's three and she's out here wonder what she will get. are you going to tell me what you w

this is old school, this is out the poem -- al capone descendents. if you know the history of the warren commission and the jfk assassination, sam and jack kennedy shared a girlfriend. nearot going to get any this conspiracy to tell you how made this guy was. theicante was the head of mob in miami. he had been the one he was kicked out by castro along with all the casinos and all the mob people. these are the people who want to get rid of castro. 150cia said we have thousand dollars on the line, never kills castro, the money is there. him for heng about gets fired by jfk. he would later say that he was in a meeting where they theyssed at the mob and never said anything about killing the guy, it was his way of saying plausible deniability. the cia preferred a old-school gangland style but the monsters refused. they had this idea of using lethal cigars. actually putting botulism toxin inside of a cigar. they were never able to get close enough to slip him on of these botulism cigars. and then the idea of having a pen with shellfish poison. the same thi

i will put my capon and go out there and throw myself on the precipice and i thought it would be totally cool. but then i thought about it and thought, i am not the right person for a couple of reasons. they deal with the things we talk about with history theory classes of, you know, we are striving for objectivity and how it would be perceived if i wrote the book explaining why we are in the situation that we need help with and how would i be critical of the agency if the word needed or how would it need perceived by congress if i threw the problem at their feet and said it was not our fault. we needed a essentially an outside expert. so using my expertise in my aeld, i went and found macarthur fellow winner in history who was the world's expert on the subject and helped sponsor a study about wildland fire policy and gave them complete editorial control and the idea was that, here would be an objective outside person that as critical a look at our internal operations as they wanted and-or as critical objective look at congress's this study went on. it became a book. published.leted and

msnbc is next going to see what we could find in our capone's tomb but for the moment they have to have frugal repast off of this trump is because there is no news there. >> one of the things i try to point out is if rachel maddow is interested in tax returns let her do some investigation of the tween 9 either current or former colleagues at msnbc who have tax liens against them, who haven't paid their taxes, that might be an interesting story. maria: who are the reporters with tax liens on them? i wasn't sure who you were referring to? >> our sharpton, melissa harris perry, total of tween 9 and on twitter i link story that lists all of them and how much they owe. that is what is so ironic about this. if they are that interested in tax returns. a lot of people don't know this. if you are a candidate or officeholder, you have to release details financial information on the statement of financial interest. it is far more detailed, gives you far more insight into a person's wealth or lack thereof been a tax return. a tax return is so indecipherable that even the accountant who put it toget

. >> not exactly -- >> well, even to chicago to see al capone. >> it's a bag full of money. >> so alour time machine. >> and chris really loves to travel to his hometown, a place we all know well. >> my family is from there and my mom went to berkeley and i justed to live in oakland, shout out to o. town. >> history will take you on a ride, if it ever stops here's he'll prepared. >> well, i smoke weed every day and i use the word, hella. >> thankfully it's legal to say that now. >> they're changing the course of time and making history. ktvu news. >> coming to fox, looks good. >> well, 400 passengers stranded and bart service down for hours. >> what caused the fire at the bart station and the other service delays happening this morning on bart when we come back. stay with us. = >>> well, good morning to you. >> happy sunday everyone. we have the weather coming up in a moment and a bit of rain in the forecast. first, here's the headlines this morning. we're following developing newsout of hayward. this morning. >> that's right, we have a report of a shooting there, you're seeing the v

this is geraldo, sorry, geraldo going after al capone's vault and finding nothing in there.d in one year 38.1 million. the obamas paid 6 million in 15 years? who is paying more into the tax code? democrats like to collect taxes. trump is helping them with that cause. liz: trying to bury donald trump in speculation without facts. stuart: that's true. all speculation. liz: like thoughts are facts over there. that is -- >> it is conjecture. it is not even thought. liz: because an accusation becomes tantamount to a conviction. they're not doing journalism. they're not reporting facts. >> she is not a journalist, to be fair, rachel maddow is not a journalist. stuart: she went to great lengths to say in 2005 that is when donald trump married million lawn yaw. that is why the tax return had to be gussied up in one year. liz: if that is the case why didn't they report that the first night they did the story? by the way the immigration officials, they're looking at donald trump's return, oh, you paid zero taxes, so you million lawn yaw can't be a sit -- citizen. where are the produce

i heard rachel maddow opened al capone's vault and found out donald trump paid millions in taxes in 2005hter] but it was this tweet, getting a lot of attention from the white house, msnbc's joe scarborough suggesting that the president is behind the leak. now the president's attorney demanding proof for that claim. all rise, the judge is here. judge andrew napolitano. >> man as you were saying during the break everybody demands proof of everything these days. charles: it's nuts. there are some different questions though with respect to how she got these and, you know, some of the theory is because it has his stamp on it, client copy it, had to originate from president trump himself. >> it did have the stamp on it. you and i have seen that stamp in our own lives when our accountants give that to us, sort of a standard stamp. i don't know how she got it. if it came from the irs, whatever human or group of humans did that, committed a felony. if they put it into the mail, the president's tweet said in the mailbox. i don't know if that means u.s. postal service. if they put it into the u.s.