chandler. that is just one example of the kinds of things that happen here this extraordinary journey. [applause] >> now we are going to hear from sarah wildman her book is transported. >> it is a great panel to be a part of here. glenn kurtz is a hard act to follow. we have a similar context both grandchildren of this generation and my story is a little bit different but it also relies upon documentation and a search for eyewitness is. my story was that my grandfather had fled vienna and the fall of 1938. i had always been told that they had escaped with everyone, his mother, sister, nephew, brother-in-law and that that escape had been so wondrous and perfect so as to allow any other questions about it. i came to realize this is a child's view of the world. because the world of a child is the nuclear family. it made sense to me that they have escaped with everyone and i didn't have to think about that our worlds are not comprised of our parents or siblings but also our cousins and aunts and un

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leon: airport baggage chandlers are among 14 people charged with a drugrunning operation. they said that they use their security access to pass luggage that was filled with marijuana to passengers in on the operations. the passengers then flew to their destination. none of the suspect -- nine suspects were arrested saturday. alison: 7 on your side with health matters and a warning about counterfeit makeup. you may be putting rat droppings in urine on your face. they said that the knockoffs are often produced in unsanitary conditions. they are sold on thousands of websites. they are rat droppings and human urine found in some of the products. testing has also found cyanide and counterfeit perfume. be extra careful. leon: makes you not want to kiss your mom on her lips. amazon wants to make ordering even easier. the company launched amazon choice. it allows you to automatically purchase items through voice command. a $200 smart device called"ech echo listens to your voice and since the order. alison: president obama has a new twitter account. the president now has his own ha

march chandler the relations in san francisco what it didn't know about international affairs is not worthy knowing. >> (speaking foreign language.) >> and it was mark yesterday informed me that swinging skirts is not about women gofrldz but men gofrldz wearing skirts. >> (speaking foreign language.) >> we just have a couple of for speakers try to make them brief we want the artists to speak and then a picture with mayor ed lee. >> (speaking foreign language.) >> please welcome to the stage the professor of the taiwan national university of the arts. >> (speaking foreign language.) >> the honorable mayor ed lee and the government officials of san francisco the onsite resident of san francisco and isle the honorable guests coming today. >> (speaking foreign language.) >> the united states is a grow country a small stab of the united states is a big stab of humankind the united states is a desirable place for artists the city government is generals for the space and this is a small step of the united states u you guess but a big step for taiwan's history we're grateful and appreciate t

estudia ciencias polÍticas en chandler.ntes estatales. >> es algo que nos va a cambiar el futuro todos. es algo que solamente puede mejorar arizona. y lo Único que queremos es estudiar. no pedimos ayuda del estado, no pedimos beneficios especiales... >> rechazaron los argumentos de la oficina del procurador. de que Éstas no tenÍan presencia legal en el paÍs. >> el juez dijo que el programa federal es el que dice que tiene estatus migratorio legal. y los senadores tienen presencia legal, seguro social, permiso de trabajo, pagan impuestos y cumple con todo el criterio para pagar colegiaturas residenciales. >> beneficiarios y tirantes de colegios comunitarios del condado mccopa. >> ahora se ven con mejor argumento y las universidades tambiÉn. las bancas directivas de las universidades tiene un voto muy cercano para adoptar la polÍtica interna de que puedan dar esa matriculaciÓn al mismo precio. >> organizaciones que apoyan a los dreamers del sena dicen que al menos 20.000 ellos se podrÍan salir beneficiados con esto. pagando m

elite runners led the pack like chandler kemp. >> about a mile and a half left we had a good duel going. >> reporter: a sea of runners, majority in costume and character. >> we are katy perry from the super bowl. >> the tough i.s. job? >> staying good looking with all of these people. >> reporter: lots of first-tomb runners like billy wong. >> up the hill was challenging. >> how is the people watching. >> always interesting. >> reporter: it's not every day you see a turkey running. >> what is the most challenging part of this race? >> um, not getting eaten by everyone. >> reporter: by noon the race course looked more like a party. this neighbor stood on his stairs discouraging public u-nation. >> a lot of people who get so drunk they don't understand what is going on around them. and don't have respect for anyone that lives in the area so they just use it as an opportunity to cause havoc. >> race is over, get out of the street. back on to sidewalk. >> reporter: police were cracking down on alcohol use on the race course but we found lots of empty bottles. now comes the toughest job, the

remember the offseason, they didn't match chandler parsons, they want the chris bosh they wanted to seip. they wanted to sign carmelo anthony but instead they signed -- or acquired trevor ariza in a three-team trade. ariza brought defense, he's brought three-point shooting. he was seventh in the nba. with a field goal. a former champion with the lakers coming up huge in game seven. >> jeff: there's a lot of debate that's going on about the value in the three and can it hold off in the playoff? and the reason is yes t-can, if it's the right guys. >> mark: who is debating? >> jeff: well phil jackson for one. >> mike: paul looking, finds crawford. crawford off the tribble. pulls back. crawford hits the shot. 107-98. that's not the man they want to foul. harden trying to sell it. and they do find chris paul after harden released the ball. kevin mchale talking to mike callahan. paul picks up his fifth foul and harden at the line with 45.6. >> mark: kevin mchale trying to make the point james harden didn't have the basketball. that foul committed -- that's not when they made the call the call

remember the offseason, they didn't match chandler parsons, they want the chris bosh they wanted to seip. they wanted to sign carmelo anthony but instead they signed -- or acquired trevor ariza in a three-team trade. ariza brought defense, he's brought three-point shooting. he was seventh in the nba. with a field goal. a former champion with the lakers coming up huge in game seven. >> jeff: there's a lot of debate that's going on about the value in the three and can it hold off in the playoff? and the reason is yes t-can, if it's the right guys. >> mark: who is debating? >> jeff: well phil jackson for one. >> mike: paul looking, finds crawford. crawford off the tribble. pulls back. crawford hits the shot. 107-98. that's not the man they want to foul. harden trying to sell it. and they do find chris paul after harden released the ball. kevin mchale talking to mike callahan. paul picks up his fifth foul and harden at the line with 45.6. >> mark: kevin mchale trying to make the point james harden didn't have the basketball. that foul committed -- that's not when they made the call the call

. >> translator: i remember that many times the chandler could decide based on his personal opinion alonetarget we should hit and give us almost full autonomy and said i trust you, hit when needed and mostly machine gunfire but shells as well. >> reporter: the group that gathered testimonies said it wants to tell the real story of the war. >> what we are trying to do is enlighten the public to understand what is the moral price of occupation and what the wars look like so the public would be aware and the public would manage to understand what the real story beyond if lives they hear from the government. >> reporter: palestinians asked the international criminal court to investigate alleged crimes carried out by israel but israel has denied breaching international law and instead accuses hamas of committing its war crimes and israeli army does his best to avoid civilian casualties but cannot deny the weight of numbers and says 7 out of 10 killed during the 2014 war was civilian. erica woods, al jazeera. >>> joining us now is a researcher with breaking the silence, the ngo which compiled t

to be another montgomery. >> you left out chandler. >> no i said chandler. >> they weren't both legal the 14th annual women who care award luncheon. you've been hosting this for year after year. explain what charity this is benefitting and why? >> this is benefitting united ce rext bral palsy in one of the top five health care systems in the country. they provide technology housing, help for people who are disabled by cerebral palsy and additional disability disability doesn't mean inability and uspnyc recognizes that and helps them to have the best life they can have day to day and also in the long run. >> it's going to be fantastic and we'll have a lot of fun on thursday. >> did he haveefinitely having a lot of fun. this is my third year. i'm so glad we're doing it together. you'll bring so much to the table. >> it's going to be a lot of fun. incomparable susan lucci, thanks for being here and playing our game. >> i'm so glad i passed the test. >> we have a lot more ahead in the next hour of msnbc live. i'll speak to the lawyer for soim p son who called him harmless in 2010. we want

. >> reporter: lorene chandler is survivor. >> people shame you for being homeless and really blame you. after aear of that you start blameing yourlf something must be wrong with me. >> reporter: a21-year-old woman who had nowhere to go. >> with nowhere to call hom i discovered downtown san antonio, what areas -- sab jose what areas are safe to sleep downtown. >> reporter: the largest air homeless arein the country. between 2007 and 2012, nearly 520$520 million were spent each year to provide services for homeless residents. 53% was spent on health care, er visit visits, psychiatric services and 43 43% on social justice servic. >> what we suspected we can use this data to go after resources and strategyies we need. >> reporter: it was commissioned by destation home a public private partnership to reduce homelessness ad building more permanent supportive houseing much like the assistance andler was lucky to receive. >> given these keys i had somewhere safe and sound and permanent, not just we're going to give you houseing for a little bit and hope you get it tother. it takes longer than

with a bank teller say that he had not heard about this until now for >> reporter: teen that is chandler'sed creek to are in jail and three others still out there. this is how it went down according to the u.s. attorney's office complied partially concealed crypt-- unsealed >> reporter: avoiding taking the banks through peak as a checkpoint creek but they gave the drugs to passengers who transported them into carry on luggage as to other cities creek the drug for the stripped and sold it involved more than a hundred kilograms. >> reporter: leaving the operation started in july of 2012 southwest airlines did release a statement said that they are working with authorities on this case. it does not say what baggage handlers were embodied in this case. however it is partially un sealed. we should receive more details and the next coming days parade or weeks. --the next coming days or weeks. >> pam: just bush joins us live with the latest details in regard to the the neighborhood silly much more at ease tonight. >> reporter: you know pam and a lot of people have been coming by to see if they go

he treats his wife like chandler treats monica and even taught his son to say how you doin? he is the master of his own domain. for me "friends" is my life. i want to find someplace like central perk. have a friendship building. >> the central perk is his whole life. >> i think he is crazy. >> it is easy to act leak gunthar. just be quiet and good service. i say keep running. >> no soup for you. joe, is gunthar living the all-american dream in china? does it make you jealous? >> let me get this straight. the chai -- the chinese are knocking off an person product? now i don't believe you. he could have based hits whole life on "game of thrones." also i like how they rip off the theme song. come on, the rembrandts need royalties. use the actual rembrandts theme song instead of this nonsense version. >> how long until he gets slapped with a copyright and inming meant tapes. >> i have worries for it. a thousand from years from now they will come through to pick through the remanence. we grew up worshiping a fertility god of jennifer aniston. the whole thing is too depressing for

[ laughter ] >> chandler, joey, pheebs, rach, did you hear that?tricked jimmy fallon into saying he loves me! [ laughter ] >> jimmy: hey, come on! wait, rach is there? >> haha, gotcha! okay, i'm sleepy. i'm gonna hit the sack after i turn off the light. [ clapping ] [ laughter ] >> jimmy: he has the clapper and he just -- david? >> steve: he's still -- >> yeah, what's up? what's up? >> jimmy: are you, are you still awake? >> just my eyes, jimmy. >> jimmy: so, you're asleep, but your eyes are awake? >> yeah, technically i'm sleeping right now. >> jimmy: okay, very good. hey david, can you do me one more favor? >> yeah, anything. what? >> jimmy: can you just say hi? >> hi. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: thank you very much. david, everybody. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ we got him. he's in los angeles. >> steve: yeah. >> jimmy: he's sleeping, but his eyes are open. >> steve: three hour -- >> jimmy: it's a three hour difference. >> steve: yeah, three hour difference from l.a. >> jimmy: it's very early in los angeles. >> steve: he had to stay up a a long time bec

. >> but this woman that is her whore role is to be annoying, chandler bing. >> pope francis coming heren a few months to philadelphia, but yesterday he revealed, he had has not done something in 25 years. >> it is something that most of us probably do every day and in fact, you are doing it the right now lauren. >> wait a second. >> what could it be. >> what are you doing at your house right now. >> he has not watched tv in 25 years. he made a vow in 1990 not to watch anymore tv. but the vow did not come without for any divine season. he just said he shares, in an interview with argentina newspaper that tv isn't for him. pope who loves soccer, says there are no exceptions. he does not watch tv to watch games, instead gets updates on matches from a guard. pope also admits he does not use the internet. so doesn't he have a twitter handle but he is not tweeting us. >> yeah, he is on twitter. >> maybe somebody tweets for him. >> i think so. >> he keeps up with the news by reading one newspaper only ten minutes a day. we did some digging. you are the the pope seven hear what popular tv shows

jack chandler honda. first thing on the mayor question, next time you get asked that question, say we are going to change the law and say we will have you not be mayor for one day but for four years. what keeps your legs under you? what keeps you going? >> two questions we have on the floor. what keeps you going? what keeps your legs under you, and i would assume what is that moment that meeting, that interaction that happened to help you get better engaged in this work? you can answer either question. jhukuruin: i will answer the second question. seeing what keeps you going. seeing someone transform from a gang member, to a high school graduate to a college graduate. engaging the youth is what keeps me and motivates me. i open up my door too far and i get called 3:00 has been 4:00 some the morning and they need someone to talk to, has been they have gotten into a situation they are unable to get out of. i have to drive myself to where i have put myself in this predicament where i am the person they call.

they say the study shows everything else is just a band-aid on the problem. 21-year-old celine chandler got off the streets and into this subsidized apartment in 2013. she spent two years homeless before qualifying for a program through envision. now a student at san jose state, she says having a home is the only way to put the trauma of homelessness behind her. >> you get to a point of homelessness and despair. you almost want to kill yourself. >> groups want to see more people get that kind of help. today, destination home, santa clara county and the group economic roundtable unveiled a three-year study called homes not found. the cost of homelessness in silicon valley. it showed more than $3 billion or 520 million a year was spent in the county over a six-year period and that 5% of homeless account for half of the expenses. >> those people have very difficult persistent problems and housing them is cost effective. >> we're spending a significant amount of money managing homelessness now. when we talk about housing being so expensive the truth is we're spending a lot of monday incompe

chandler steinbeck fitzger ald, and these are my influences. in a practical level i worked at "the wall street journal" i got extremely lucky at a time when feature writing was emphasized and they wanted people who could write not into new business. so i loved the stories it was an exercise all the time to try to get as much into a compelling way to pare it down tuesday absolute minimum of what you need to get the story across. but otherwise but thank you for commenting on that. >> thank you very much for coming. [applause] >> key will be signing books in the lobby. [inaudible conversations] >> david needs no introduction but will get one anyway. serving as the op-ed columnist for "the new york times" which she does over a dozen years producing two columns every week ganda commentator who on npr and nbc "meet the press". he presly he previously served as a police reporter for the city news bureau which was no wire service of a writer for "the washington times", and a book review editor with an occasional movie critic and op-ed editor wall stree

may 2011, chandler, arizona, security cameras are rolling at walmart when police say this woman, nikkiaige roundsevil is being stopped by walmart's loss prevention staff and accused of shoplifting. at first glance, she appears to go along with the security officers. she picks up her child from the cart and makes a compliant step in the right direction. but then she makes a run for the doors. a security guard tries to block her escape. that's when she raises her child as a shield and rams into him. she narrowly squeezes by the guard but in the process her child's head slams the edge of the metal door frame. the cameras continue to capture her reckless behavior, as she runs to her car, parked in the nearest handicapped spot. police say, she probably planned the theft ahead of time and parked there to make a faster getaway. in her haste to leave, she tosses her child in the front seat with no safety restraint and immediately backs out of the spot, directly into another shopper's vehicle. but that doesn't stop her either. she flees the scene of the crime. it seems like she's gotten away un

two years ago craig chandler was convicted of molesting five of his students.orward, millions of dollars could be at stake for the direct. that trial is set to begin on monday. >> a plan to remove some nonnative trees has started a contentious debate between some neighbors. it would take 10 years to complete the fire hazard reduction plan because it would require removing thousands of eucalyptus and other trees. uc berkeley and the city of oakland applied for grant money. fema recently approved it. and friday night oakland city council's public safety committee voted to accept that money. but some people showed up to voice their concerns. >> people from all over the bay area come to the hills to recreate, all those people are going to be horrified if the trees start falling. >> people who oppose the plan say they hope a lawsuit will stop it before it starts. others who fear devastating fire welcome the idea. but both sides agree without the trees the landscape will look dramatically different. the ongoing drought has more and more bay area residents looking for

and i not twitter, snapchat, -- now you have twitter, snapchat chandler, -- similar, and they are all way you will see the winner is through content. it's the first time you seen that right really since the move to digital. you could see very valuable digital first premium brands. it will take time to play out. but as you have seen from the big media companies that exist today, content is king. when you have the best content those are big profit. alix: you are saying they will be worth a lot more than $90 million. chris: we will see. alix: thanks for joining us. coming up next will the nfl suspends tom brady? ♪ alix: this is "street smart" and i'm alix steel. an nfl investigation into differing late -- the fate -- deflategate showed that tom brady probably knew that the balls were being deflated. >> our owner commented on it yesterday and it's only been 30 hours, so i have not had much time to digest it. but when i do, i will be sure to let you know how i feel about it. and everybody else. [applause] alix: brady could end up getting suspended and the patriots may face a huge fine. do

mark chandler yesterday it was stunning in his call for through parity and a much weaker euro over thes. if you would, the vicks 1406 showing some of the tension. brendan, i want your summary of what you witnessed from zurich and brooklyn. brendan: i think this is unprecedented. everyone has been waiting for this to happen for decades. it is so globally known or alleged to be a corrupt organization and investigation after investigation has been brushed off. tom: without leadership from the united states? brendan: i don't think it would have. i am interested to see the nature of the cooperation between the u.s. and the swiss. they coordinated closely and time to them two days before the presidential election. they are trying to force fifa's hand. it is hard to explain how untouchable they are. tom: and brooklyn, the federal court with the attorney general and the head of the fbi and the head of the irs. brendan: this is "bloomberg surveillance," the u.s. justice department has unsealed its indictment. six guess were led out of the hotel and now a third u.s. raid in miami. the untouchabl

in 1874 she marries a rich corporation lawyer by the name of william chandler. they have a son.sband become secretary of the navy and in 1887 he becomes a u.s. senator. she immerses herself in his politics and becomes one of the leading hostesses in washington at social functions and ultimately dies at the age of 74 in 1915. let's look at some conspiracy there is wrote quickly. there is not much time. i will look at seven fast. conspiracy theories take hold because we find it so difficult that a man of the stature of abraham lincoln or john kennedy could be killed by this deranged human being. it makes no sense. jackie kennedy, as i will mention any couple of weeks said my husband cannot be a martyr if this is the man who killed him for no reason. so we look for a reason. first conspiracy theory that people look at is that booth escaped, which is the same as lee harvey oswald was a patsy. the real killer of kennedy escaped. since i believe that lee harvey oswald did it, i don't think the real killer escaped. who was the patsy? john boyd. john boyd went and died on behalf of john

that's why more companies are turning to on-site child care, like sas in north carolina, where myron chandlere, i can walk over and see how he is, and get right back to work. so that's been good for me and the company. >> zoe says her employees are more productive and more focused with the nursery nearby, which is why she wants every company to consider this option and more parents to ask for it. >> for some women, it may be easier said than done. they look at you and they think, she's famous, she can do this, she runs her own business, i don't. >> i think it's something when you talk to your peers and get with the other moms and you start the conversation, i think it's a discussion worth having. and i think in the society that we live in, with we have to speak up. >> reporter: a-list advice, to make sure moms and dads don't miss out on these magical moments. for "today," halley jackson, nbc news, los angeles. >> roll more of that beautiful baby footage. >> so cute. >> you're our resident new mom on the set. would it be helpful to you if there were a nursery at nbc? >> yes, yes. it would. rig

chandler steinbeck fitzger ald, and these are my influences. in a practical level i worked at "the wall street journal" i got extremely lucky at a time when feature writing was emphasized and they wanted people who could write not into new business. so i loved the stories it was an exercise all the time to try to get as much into a compelling way to pare it down tuesday absolute minimum of what you need to get the story across. but otherwise but thank you for commenting on that. >> thank you very much for coming. [applause] >> key will be signing books in the lobby