he has taken donations from comcast. comcast is his biggest contributor.t&t is one of his biggest contributors. obama, your own ftc is investigating at&t for throttling. how can you even consider them to buy directv when you're seeing them. is it because you took donations? yes, obama. don't even think about letting them merge until they settle this lawsuit and that lawsuit. comcast got caught -- >> sounds to me like your main issues here are about the mergers, comcast time-warner cable and at&t directv. >> brian, let me be clear. my main issues about economic inclusion for achlts. comcast software slowed down video on the web in 2008. they broke federal laws. that's like me robbing the bank and after getting out on probation saying i want to be president of the bank. i'm very proud of what obama has done for gay community, i'm pried he achieved gay marriage. if you can do that you can include all americans, especially african-americans who have been left the furthest behind. obama you bailed out the banks. the banks you bailed out don't even make commerci

liz: tom, what is holding up the time warner cable/comcast deal?and there are a lot of comments, thousands of people weighing in on this. the smaller operators do not like this deal. there are some customers who don't. but what's really holding up this deal? >> well, i think, obviously, a lot of programmers don't like this deal because it'll give the cable operators that much more leverage to negotiate. the reason why the fcc stopped the shot clock was really because they're waiting to get an opinion on whether the fcc can share the programming contracts with outside parties. of course, the programmers don't want them to do that. so is i don't think the stopping of the shot clock really means that much. >> tom, what are the potential deals that get done when this thing gets done, if it's going to get done? let's just presume it is getting done. >> you heard last week about charger and bright house. i think the meaning of that deal is, remember, time warner cable has a programming contract with bright house. and what that means is by some old fcc ru

wants to reach comcast customers, whether you are netflix or google, has to do it through comcast networkcharge on the back end on the in just side of the network, whatever they want. stephanie: then the issue is what comcast could be, not what they are now. guest: as comcast gets bigger horizontally, you create market our vertically. the question for antitrust scholars is, there is no evidence of that behavior but you have created a potential for bad behavior and is that a justification for plucking the transaction? alex: an offshoot of this is what the dish ceo said recently when he was talking about how, in a new world of media where all tv is going over the top, access to the internet not through the old traditional ways with cable -- theoretically comcast could, over a national bundle and so could time warner, making them competitors, even though they are not today. so you would be eliminating a theoretical competitor. guest: if you decide to argue that netflix is a competitor to comcast rather than a supplement -- stephanie: do you think it is? guest: the jury is still out but some

comcast business.r business. >> at almost every prison profile on "lockup" our crew meets a certain number of repeat offenders who in some ways are more at home inside prison than out. at san quentin we met one inmate who compared it to a once popular tv show. >> it's like that little show "cheers" where everybody, you know your name. [ bleep ] you come back and [ bleep ], hey, what's up? [ bleep ]. you see your friends. you feel like, well, i'm cool here. these are my boys. you know what i'm saying? they know this is home. >> but most inmates hold a much different opinion. >> prisons are hate factories. they can't produce anything but hate. all you have is hate, loneliness, greed and -- just misery. >> when we met gerald mccullough at the river bend national security institution in nashville, tennessee, he was halfway through a 12-year sentence on a sexual offense charge. >> there's no way out. there's just nothing to do. this is just a total waste of someone's life. >> despite his pessimism, mccullag

it's been a tough job for comcast. on the marketing efforts and actually do things that help customers. that's my "2 cents more." that's it for tonight's willis report. thanks for joining us. don't forget to dvr the show if you can't catch us live. "making money" with charles payne is coming up next. have a great night. ♪ ♪ charles: i'm charles payne, and you're watching "making money." the stock of the day netflix. two upgrades, renewed excitement after that nfl streaming news. we're going to show you how to make big money off the online content. the news alert for you. tragedy in the air. german wings airbus carrying 150 passengers en route to germany from barcelona spain crashed earlier in the french alps. we have the latest on the recovery efforts. >> charles let's bring you up to speed. officials from the investigation unit are now in france. they're trying to get to the site, but it's a remote site. not near anything. no easy access to it. of course the 150 souls

it's comcast.ill be paying those guys, whoever delivers me house of cards, whatever content i want to see. i'm not sure that all of this maneuvering over the top as it's called really changes the cash flow investment theory around who delivers what matters the most in this environment, the pipe. who delivers me the broadband or the broadband pire weirless? who is it? that's somebody i want to own. who delivers me the content. let the fights begin. i don't care. >> here's the part i can't figure out, right. what we've got is the idea of an over-the-top service not a managed service, meaning there's no kind of bit of bandwidth set aside to make sure these channels look great because hey, people don't want that. net neutrality, everybody wants net neutrality. we're going to get some kind of a spinning dial sometimes when you want to view tv unless you're paying for the fastest broadband you can at home and even then, if you're trying to watch this on the go through a wireless connection, more spinning

comcast business. built for business. >>> coming up next, the unexpected story of how this woman, this receptionist in washington dc might change the dynamic for whether or not hillary clinton will have anyone to run against in a democratic primary when she makes her inevitable run for the presidency. why that woman is key to all of it. >>> sometimes looks can be deceiving. this is a bill signing. president obama at his desk, and standing next to -- standing next to him, is barbara mcculski. she might seem small at a glance, but looks can be deceiving. >> i'll tell you what i'm tired of hearing that we're too emotional when we talk. when we raise an issue, we're too emotional. well i am emotional. it bringing tears to my eyes to know how women every single day are working so hard and getting paid less. it makes me emotional to hear that. >> i will be blunt and it should be no surprise to you were sir. i have been on this committee for ten years. i feel like i have been jerked around by every cia direct

comcast business. built for business. >>> in the unpredictable confines of pendelton's juvenile segregation unit, staff must always be prepared for violence. 19-year-old ulysses sanders seasoned shy about the demons that brought him here. >> locked up four years. beat up my momma's boyfriend and took his money. >> he says his uncontrollable anger comes on without warning. he hopes school and training at pendelton will control his rage. two years ago before major changes were made in security, sanders was part of this attack on staff. >> we was all in the room. and then one came out for the shower. that was before it was all locked down like this. >> he ran over here and grabbed the keys from the officer. and ran back to the other side and started opening doors. >> door violation. >> that's when it all went out of control. >> door violation. >> came out the room and started throwing buckets and some people had mop sticks, swinging mop sticks at staff. damaged stuff. i don't know. it just build up. when

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comcast business.uilt for business. >>> the bond one inmate might develop with another is often the only thing that helps them survive the bleak existence of a life behind bars. in some cases, those bonds have existed their entire lives. over the years, "lockup" crews have discovered a surprising number of family members serving time together. but few have ever had to face the difficult circumstances that confronted yvette and doris. >> being on death row was -- it was like i needed -- i needed to be with my sister. >> the identical twins, both convicted of murder for helping yvette's former boyfriend carry out a triple homicide, were sent to the north carolina correctional institution for women. doris got a life sentence. yvette was condemned to die. she told us about her first day on death row. >> i begin to hear insults when i first got in the gate. i began to hear people talk about oh, she's got sentenced to death. oh, she's going to be -- she's going to die for the crimes that she committed. >> ev

charter will acquire some assets from comcast when comcast completes its purchase of time warner cable. if that deal does not go through, neither will charter steel with bright house -- charter's deal with bright house. the command has started to get deals for the new york daily news. cablevision is preparing to make an offer for one dollar. company owns newsday and would not need the daily news acting presses. no one involved is commenting. there is a new partnership between ibm and the parents of the weather channel. this it will build tools to help companies in the retail insurance and utility industries prepare for bad weather. here is the weather company's ceo david kenney earlier on in the loop. david: this differentiates both of us ibm and the weather company, in terms of bringing data to decisions. we will help this is -- help businesses make better decisions. this is a global scale for the whole economy. the private sector and the public sector. it is a completely -- it is a game changer in a fundamental way. matt: ibm wants to attract more customers to its analytics business.

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you're none too pleased with sharpton and these companies including comcast.y conspire to keep out wholly owned and that al sharpton is helping them. how? >> al sharpton provides them racial cover. so for example comcast is trying to purchase time warner cable for $47 billion. comcast in the last acquisition of nbc universal they needed government regulators to approve it. and there were issues. so what they did is they got al sharpton to shine a memorandum of understanding to endorse it. the only thing that al sharpton and the naacp and the urban league understood is that they were getting a donation before they signed it. that in itself was a conflict of interest. >> uh-huh. >> and what happened in that acquisition is that 100% african-american owned media wasn't protected and wasn't included. >> wait, just to stop there. so six months after that deal after al sharpton provided that cover and said federal regulators not to worry this comcast, nbc thing it's going to be great. it's cool. let it happen. six months after that what happened to al sharpton? >> he

john clark has the report from the desert. >>> i'm amy from comcast sports net.on tuesday, eagles owner front and center at the owners meeting in phoenix, arizona. today was chip kelly's turn. he attracted quite a crowd. john clark has more from phoenix. >> reporter: chip kelly was the star attraction at the nfl owners meeting today. the media wanted answers about his march makeover. why did he let go a lot of his best, most popular players. >> i think the teams that do it the best are getting players that fit. >> reporter: chip kelly is finding the players he wants for his scheme. but now, being in charge of everything, he's trying to balance his budget and build his defense. >> we were inadequate in terms of the money allocated defensively. we're trying to balance it out. >> reporter: that is why chip was willing to maybe overpay cornerback byron maxwell, but not receiver jeremy maclin. and chip for the first time said the eagles spoke to shady's agent, but they would not budge on his $11.9 million cap hit. >> that was just a really big number. they weren't mov

comcast business.for business. >>> this was the scene in the wisconsin state capital today. hundreds of people filling the rotunda to protest the shooting death of an unarmed black 19-year-old tony robinson. many of those heard chanting slogans like "no justice, no peace" and "black lives matter" were students from local high schools around the city, as well as from the university of wisconsin. students left their classes there this morning and marched down to the state capitol for a third day of protesting. on friday a veteran madison police officer responded to a call about a suspect jumping in and out of traffic after having assaulted someone. the officer then pursued the suspect, that's tony robinson, into a nearby apartment, and the officer forced his way into that apartment, and police say the unarmed teenager assaulted the officer before the officer shot and killed him. today the madison chief of police apologized in an online post to the family of the slain teen saying, reconciliation cannot be

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comcast business.uilt for business. >>> inside the hamilton county justice center in cincinnati, it's only been a few days since don lips was the victim of an assault after he confronted chris lackey about allegedly extorting other inmates. the attack left lips with five staples in the back of his head. but lips says he has no regrets. >> at the end of the day, yeah it's well worth it. all my peers respect me because they are not getting bullied. i've had several guys come up and say thanks, man. sorry about your head. >> lackey has been moved to the jail's disciplinary segregation unit where he'll serve 20 days for the assault. he will lose all his privileges and is only allowed out of his cell one hour each day, during which we can shower and move about the unit's day room. >> you go so crazy in here like you in the cell 23 hours a day. door closed. window small as hell [ bleep ]. it bother you. it's a mind thing for reel. you got to work out and read and think about the past can the future for real.

comcast business.uilt for business. >>> welcome back everybody. following breaking news out of ferguson missouri. a shooting has occurred outside the police department there. in fact two officers have been shot. one was shot in the face the other shot in the shoulder. both are said to be conscious. they've been taken to a local hospital. in fact a level one trauma center. we don't know any more about the extent of the conditions except for that. we do know a little bit about the two officers. one is a 4132-year-old office from western grove and the other a 41-year-old officer. it's not known exactly who shot these officers but we only know an area from which the shots came. that is an area across from the police department there in ferguson on a hill. besides that it's unknown as to who fired off these shots that hit two officers tonight. i want to bring in jim cavanaugh, he's a former atf special agent. jim, there's very little information as to who may have done this but looking at all the pieces tha

the largest four countries and the infrastructure comcast time warner have $260 billion so how is it possible that this thing has been so bad they manage to accumulate $28 billion of cash on their balance sheets and the guys are ripping off them. they are up to $160 million. something has not been said to the consumer and to the public the way it should've been said which is facts and truthfulness frankly in a major issue like this which is re-regulating the entire internet under a scheme that was put in place back in 1934 when we only had one phone company in this country. >> guest: some economists and others have said it's not necessarily a bad thing. they can add benefits to the consumer. you believe there could be a good site to pay prioritization? >> guest: first of all we lost that argument and we have agreed not to have it but if i was in a different world i would say yes, people should pay for what they use. people should pay for the money that they get from the network that they utilize. so let me give you an example. netflix has been a huge proponent of re-regulation of our

comcast business. built for business. >>> inside hackensack, new jersey's bergen county jail, inmates were allowed digital cameras for about an hour or so. the purpose was to allow them to record any intimate thoughts of their lives in privacy. two of those inmates are thomas costa and his girlfriend alyssa schlossberg. they're both facing drug charges and hope to be assigned to a rehab program in lieu of more jail or prison time. >> our crappy ass mirror, but it's cool. you can actually see me better through the camera through the mirror, which is weird. but i don't know, maybe it's a reason why people can't see their real self through this mirror. that it's not really who a lot of people are. because it's not how i look when i am who i am. and this is just a piece of me, it's not the whole thing. this -- actually, this book is on rosh hashanah. >> schlossberg said she's using this part of time in jail to reconnect with her religious roots. >> and it is the hebrew bible. >> and this is the transition

comcast business.uilt for business. >>> republican presidential hopefuls have been in iowa this weekend for the iowa ag summit, an actual cattle call on cattle issues. ag stant stands for agriculture and much of the focus is on jeb bush. he has the name, the money, and viewed with great skepticism by the conservative wing of the party. kelly o'donnell has been cover the summit. she joins us from the great nbc standard location when in des moines good to see you there. kelly, brass tacks, what did you learn from watching yesterday's cattle call? >> reporter: well, when i talked to republicans here, they say jeb bush's biggest problem is trying to appear new. so i think what he tried to do is bring his flores mayida resume to talk about accomplishments. immigration and education can be rough spots for jeb bush when it comes to conservative. he talked about immigration a lot here. and he talked about things like having more border security and legal status not citizenship. that still puts him more moderat

comcast business.ess. >>> and we're back. talks of iran are in the final hours ahead of the self-imposed tuesday deadline and john kerry has cancel med a plan return to the u.s. and a final push to get this deal done. never shy to speak out on the fears and the prime minister has stated this morning that the deal that seems to be emerging is worse than he had feared. for latest on the talks i am joined with andrea mitchel. there's a lot more about a deal getting done. >> reporter: there certainly is. this is an 18th month investigation and days to go. there are some stumbling blocks. the biggest sticking point is that they're refuseing to give up on nuclear equipment that can be used for peaceful purposes and used to create nuclear weapons. the second sticking point is the lebt of sanctioning when they would be phased out and how quickly they could be lifted. those are complications and both sides doing for this technical reasons and both doing it to blame each other if it falls apart. this is the firs

i say, buy comcast business internet.net providers that slow down when traffic picks up, you get speed you can rely on. it's a safe bet. like a gold-plated soybean. reliably fast internet starts at $69.95 a month. comcast business. built for business. >>> welcome back. thousands of protesters have taken to the streets of moscow this morning in a march that has become a memorial now to slain opposition leader boris nemtsov. nemtsov, one of russian president vladimir putin's fiercest critics, was due to leave this march and was shot on friday. the the condemnation of the murder has been met with a lot of eye rolling and distrust. i'm joined from new york by russian opposition politician, former world chess champion and chairman of the human rights foundation, gary kasparov. welcome to "meet the press." >> thanks for inviting me. >> i want to get your initial reaction to the loss of your friend. >> i was shattered when i heard the news. hard to believe boris, the man i knew for more than 20 years and we have been working tog

i know there was the leak we worked for comcast and the articles said that comcast somehow thinks it i don't know anything about this. if you ask people they prefer not to have those our 472 channels. you know the channel that has the chamber of commerce of some meeting discuss -- >> the zoning board of committee of -- of neighborhood -- come on guys. >> dsw, shoe business, doing okay, 5% gain. >> great company. >> 35 beats by 7 cents and comps up 7.6. >> 7 is gold number. if you have comps 6.7, stocks take off. designer shoe warehouse, doing a remarkable job. i thought if they didn't get the stock up someone would come after them. that's a fun place to shop. >> another comp in the six range, burlington. look at that chart, amazing. two-year chart of burlington. >> it's like a cold weather play. >> hasn't fallen below the 50-day in -- i've got to go back to july of last year. >> it's been remarkable story. i remember the old burlington stores. it is -- when it's cold it's good. as you can tell from columbia sportsing good. the cold weather hurt the housing business it didn't hurt bur

this was first reported by espn confirmed by comcast sportsnet. nick foles was 14-4 as the eagles starting quarterback under chip kelly, made the playoffs in his first year starting with chip. he took over for michael vick that year. but nick was hurt most of last season. sam bradford was the number one overall pick in the nfl draft five yeefrgz. the former heisman trophy winner had a great rookie season but has missed 25 of the last 3 games including all of last year. he tore his acl in each of the last two years. we'll have a lot more coming up in one hour. of course, the running back the eagles thought they were going to get to try to replace lesean mccoy, frank gore he is signing with the colts. it is breaking. it is wild. free agency is just under way. officially we'll have more in an hour. john clark, live at comcast sportsnet in an hour. >> like a chess game. thanks john. >>> long cold winter is leaving bad memories behind even as we thaw out. >> we're talking about national gas customers in our area who are getting their monthly bills in t

comcast business.siness. >>> we're working right now on a troubling breaking news report out of south korea. the u.s. ambassador to south korea was attacked tonight. look at this picture. he was slashed, he was hurt. attacked by an armed attacker in seoul. we're told his injuries are not life-threatening. but the ambassador has been hurt and is being treated in a hospital right now. this is breaking news. we've got details still coming in. we're about to go to a live report from seoul right after this. >>> breaking news tonight out of south korea. the u.s. ambassador of south korea, mark lippert, 42 years old, has been attacked. the assault happened a few hours ago. so evening time here on the east coast in the u.s. but it's early morning in seoul. ambassador lippert was assaulted when giving a speech at a breakfast in seoul. he was slashed on or near his face with some kind of blade, possibly a razor. the suspect in the attack was arrested. he was apparently tackled by audience members who were attend

you're none too pleased with sharpton and these companies including comcast.ire to keep out wholly owned and that al sharpton is helping them. how? >> al sharpton provides them racial cover. so for example comcast is trying to purchase time warner cable for $47 billion. comcast in the last acquisition of nbc universal they needed government regulators to approve it. and there were issues. so what they did is they got al sharpton to shine a memorandum of understanding to endorse it. the only thing that al sharpton and the naacp and the urban league understood is that they were getting a donation before they signed it. that in itself was a conflict of interest. >> uh-huh. >> and what happened in that acquisition is that 100% african-american owned media wasn't protected and wasn't included. >> wait, just to stop there. so six months after that deal after al sharpton provided that cover and said federal regulators not to worry this comcast, nbc thing it's going to be great. it's cool. let it happen. six months after that what happened to al sharpton? >> he gets a

comcast business.uilt for business. >> behinds walls of the sheriff al cannon detention center in charleston, south carolina, also known as siminary segregation. >> a lot of noise, constant, all day long. banging, beating on the door, flooding, busting sprinkler heads. hanging arms out the flaps. just anything to disrupt the unit and stop the flow of the unit. you have to be prepared for those things. >> the unit houses 48 inmates and is always at full capacity. >> they're a danger to themselves and/or others. they have violated one of our regulations within the jail and they have been sentenced for a period of time in segregation. >> segregation inmates are confined to single-person cells all but one hour per day, which they can either spend in the day room or in an adjacent recreation area with little to do but walk around. >> whenever they're out of their cells they're handcuffed. they have leg irons on. so it's a lot different from general population. a lot of them that come in here don't ever want

comcast business.lt for business. >>> now back to "hardball." sgli the days when the jewish people remain passive in the face of genocidal enemies, those days are over. even if vault has to stand alone, israel will stand. but i know that israel does not stand alone. i know that you stand with israel. >>> welcome back to "hardball." it was a day of extraordinary drama in american politics. it began with prime minister bibbi netanyahu with an unprecedented address. he used washington's most prominent platform for eviscerate our own president's policy goal for a nuclear deal with iran. moments after the address, president obama responded. >> if we're successful in negotiating, then in fact this will be the best deal possible to preven iran from obtaining a nuclear weapon. nothing else comes close. sanctions won't do it. even military action would not be as successful as the deal that we have put forward. what i'm focused on right now is solving this problem. i'm not focused on the politics or the theater

comcast we own and like comcast because you own as josh was saying the distribution and you own the contentnd you know at the end of the day if you control the customer at home it's that experience, yes, apple can play there, but it's the cable box, right, who controls that right now, it's comcast. you have to play on top of that and just can't come and display them. >> less, mile, the ability to provide high quality wi-fi. not an open and shut that the cable companies automatically lose. >> they will have to partner and that's going to be expensive. >> our call of the day, alibaba upgraded to buy at stiefel ahead of the first lockup expiration tomorrow and a big one at that when more than 3 00 million shares become eligible for shares. scott joins us on the phone. welcome back. >> thanks, scott. >> it's interesting this call does come a day before 300 million shares could come on the market. are you telling people to buy the stock today? or to wait? >> in my experience is in several lockup exploration of high profile companies it's a coin toss by the time you get to the lockup expiration w

you can see the top of city hall, the comcast building. still dark out there this morning.emperatures in the upper 30s. hey, guess what for the rest of the day, that's really where we are going to be. it's going to be a struggle to get out of the 30s. a high for today is 40 degrees. bwt@m=5 good news there are some 60s in the seven-day forecast. >>> i'm amy fadool from comcast sports net. phillies manager ryan sandburg said yesterday it's unlikely outfielder dominick brown will be in the lineup on opening day and he could start the season on the disabled list. he's suffering from left achilles tendinitis. 2014 first round draft pick aaron nola facing big-time hitters. nola three scoreless innings struck out four. before the flood gates open from the sky, the yankees opened the flood gates with seven runs off jake beakman. not pretty. yankees win 10-0 in a rain-shortened six inning game. >>> jordan and noel are both 6'11", jordan outweighs the rookie by 37 pounds. nerlens noel held his own in this one. alley-oop, finished with a career high 30 points. jordan, well you want t

comcast business. built for business. >>> all right.ning us on "hardball" tomorrow for all the latest developments from israel. that's "hardball" for now. thanks for being with us. "all in with chris hayes" starts right now. >>> tonight on "all in" polls close in israel and netanyahu is already declaring victory. what does that mean for israel's relationship with u.s.? and is the rest of the world? >>> then a shocking premature ending to a promising career. >> i just don't want to get in a situation where i'm negotiating my health for money. >>> plus a city in revolt against big oil. the big-name potential candidate on the sidelines. >>> and the new gimmick from starbucks. >> what if we were to write race together on every starbucks cup. >>> "all in" starts right now.

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i say, buy comcast business internet.internet providers that slow down when traffic picks up, you get speed you can rely on. it's a safe bet. like a gold-plated soybean. reliably fast internet starts at $69.95 a month. comcast business. built for business. >>> welcome back to "hardball." when it comes to the controversy over hillary clinton's e-mail, her democratic rivals in 2016, such as they are, have been reluctant to even weigh in. today in washington, presidential forum, former maryland governor martin o'malley, who was considering a run, dodged the question. here he is. >> governor anything you'd like to hear from hillary clinton today? >> no, not really. >> reporter: should they be more transparent? >> wow, senator jim webb also took a pass, when asked. >> an opening, if you wanted it to talk more about perhaps why you're more of a transparent candidate? >> i think it's a good opportunity for secretary clinton to come forward and to explain the situation. >> do you think people are right to be concerned about the t

orange and black in boston for the biggest game of the season at 1:00 on comcast sports net. steve mason hasn't completely been focused. the flyers announce they and goaltender's coach jeff reese mutually parted ways. >> he was something that expressed a ton of confidence in my abilities to get back to the point where he knew i could play at. it's been a tough couple days here. >> the flyers welcome prep freshman patrick cannon to practice on friday. nearly two weeks ago, cannon suffered a fractured vertebrae in his neck after colliding with a teammate during practice. it's an injury that almost always results in paralysis but thankfully, he's back on his feet. >>> allen iverson, sixers up up noel here. >>> drexel almost to the college of charleston 56-48 in the opening round of the caa tournament. they finish 11-19. that will do it for sports i'm amy fadool. >>> we're following breaking news in philadelphia this morning. jesse gary is live in old city where police opened fire on suspects. jesse? >> reporter: one person hit in a hail of gunfire right before the police opened

comcast business. built for business. >>> breaking news that nbc news also confirmed that a letter sent to the white house has tested positive for cyanide. we don't have a lot of details yet, but this letter was received at the mail screening facility yesterday. the letter initially tested negative when it was first screened but subsequent chemical testing performed today came back positive for cyanide. the report on the superintendent envelope is associated with a man known so the secret service for some time, perhaps dating back to the 1990s. they say he has sent suspicious packages to the white house in the past. he is believed to be behind this letter as well. the secret service tells nbc news that it has tested positive for cyanide and a sample of the letter has been transferred to another facility to confirm those results. it has also been a big day for the secret service. we have more on that ahead. please stay with us. it's a significant improvement over the infiniti we had... i've had a lot of

our comcast cable partners, the c-span cities tour staff recently visited many sites.rn more about galveston all weekend here on american history tv. announcer: our collecting policy is collecting anything related to galveston from its founding in the 1830's to the present as well as documents relating to the history of the early republic of texas up to the civil war. most of our patrons come in looking for genealogy information. galveston was a port of entry for immigrants. so so there is a lot of genealogist coming here looking for information on their ancestors. the first thing i want to show you is our oldest map in the collection a map done by jean baptiste benard de la harpe in 1721. it is the earliest known rendering of galveston harbor and bay. the reason i wanted to show it is a lot of historians were unaware that this was a drawing of galveston and the harbor. they thought it was done of another bay. so they have not acknowledged it as a drawing of galveston, but it is the earliest known rendering of the island, the harbor, and the natural bay. some of the ot

comcast has been a big mover. everyone got into comcast but got out of verizon so when it comes to the big names you're also seeing certain themes there as well that reflect back to news but makes you wonder again if institutional does have this eye into the future. did they want to follow them or take the contrarian view. >> comcast was above 60. i saw that yesterday. >> why are you watching that? that's good. >> they moved up from the 13th. >> cmcsa. >> they were the 13th most widely held stock in the end of q-3 they became the 8th most widely held in q-4. that was the biggest of anything in the top 20. >> good fact there, eric. good com fact. >> parent company of the network. got to say. >> thank you for coming. >> thank you. >> when we return former chesapeake energy ceo is no stranger to bold moves and plenty of controversy. now he is at it again raising $15 million for a new venture. that story, next. ♪ building aircraft, the likes of which the world has never seen. this is what we do. ♪ that's the value of

comcast for a visit to galveston, texas. >> heave ho. >> with the opening of the suez canal in 1869, sailing ships are almost dealt a death blow. with that opening of the canal coal-fired ships had a shorter route to the far east to india those markets. sailing ships needed to find a way to make their own living. instead of high-value cargo they started carrying lower value cargo. coal oil cotton, etc.. alyssa found her niche in carrying any kind of cargo that did not require getting to market at a fast pace. >> watch all of our events from galveston, saturday, march 7 at 12:00 noon eastern, and march 8 at 2:00 p.m. eastern on c-span3.

take off. >>> hi i'm amy from comcast sportsnet. phillies got a look at aaron nola faced big league starters. in clearwater, this fan is battling his poncho. chris young flies out to right. francoeur coming up firing as alex rodriguez tags from third and he's got no chance. nope. it's spring training so he's not sliding. in the fourth, a-rod swings and misses. nola three scoreless innings, struck out four. the yankees finally open the floodgates with seven runs off jake deetman. new york wins this one 10-0 in six innings. >>> chip kelly's massive off-season overhaul led to an interesting gathering of current and former eagles last night. former eagle todd herryman who signed for the colts. lesean mccoy maclin all in attendance. maclin may be playing for andy reid in kansas city but he still believes in chip kelly. >> he took over a team we were in a tough situation. we were going through a lot of things. he passed the test so far. i believe he's going to be able to win here. on the back burner i'll be a philly fan. i hope they win.

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. >>> amy fadool from comcast sports net. >>> marcus mariota received college football player of the year. he's expected to be a high draft pick. john clark spoke with mariota and asked him the last time he talked with his one-time college coach. >> yesterday, actually. we were able to talk at pro day and talk about the process. he wanted to check in and see how i was doing. >> do you think there's a chance, a good chance that chip will try to get you in this draft somehow? >> we'll see. i think he can answer that better than me. >> do you hope to play for chip kelly in the nfl? >> of course. i hope to play for anybody. >>> game four of the sixers five-game home stand last night hosting the sacramento kings. kings haven't won consecutive games since november. sixers did that back in the second half. second half he finds jeremy grant. ahead for the throwdown. why not? sixers up 12 with 6:30 left. under a minute left, three-point lead.

comcast business. built for business. >>> i'm richard lui in the msnbc german officials saying the co-pilot blamed for crashing a plane last week killing 150 people was treated for being suicidal. >>> welcome back to "hardball." as a deal with iran comes down to the wire, conservatives here in america and right wingers generally have been going after and that assault on the diplomatic efforts has caused some tension between the white house, of course, and the israeli leader, bibi netanyahu. something the right has been willing to explain for its advantage. here's speaker boehner putting the blame for the strained relationship on the president. >> i make the animosity exhibited by our administration toward the prime minister of israel is reprehensible, and i think that the pressure that they've put on him over the last four or five years have, frankly, pushed him to the point where he had to speak up. i don't blame him at all for speaking up. >> victimhood. right. anyway, those strong words fit a growin

comcast, the senate is going to do something about that. mediacom had problems in that area in the past -- mr. commisso: let me tell you something, monty. you do not set a bill to the customer, you have no complaint, ok? once again the people that made the money out of our business -- on the content side or silicon valley. not one of them tends the bill to the consumer. when you send a bill to the over, they are not going to call google and complain. google is the good guy. and so is espn. but they complain to me. they complain whether prices are going up. that is80% of the problems we have. i will blame the government for that, too. if the government really wanted to make sure this thing was done well, they would have regulated it. they would have regulated the cable business, the infrastructure the distribution and they would have regulated the content guys. because what they do right now, they really want to regulate mediacom and not gogogle. it is a one-way street. it's us that makes house calls. we have over one million -- this is a sm

in comparison executives from comcast of cnbc visited 20 times. eamon javers has been looking into the visits and he has more from washington. so eamon, put it in perspective. how many companies have meetings at the white house? >> well, suhe, the short answer is all of them. any company of significant size has meetings with the white house. the white house has any number of ceo panels on a regular basis and reach out to small businesses but 230 meetings is a lot of meetings and it really giveles you the impression that google and its staffers have sort of become part of the furniture over at the white house. whether that has helped them in the ftc case is going to be a big question here. >> do we know eamon, what the content of many of these meetings were? were they there expressly the lobby in the matter of these investigations? >> well what the white house said is no and it would have been improper for them to talk about an ongoing ftc investigation with google at the white house. what i think we're likely to find out is that google is there on

comcast business.uilt for business. >>> when can -- when it comes to iran and isis -- >> that was of course prime minister bibi netanyahu with a warning for the united states, yet the reality on the ground shows that iran is playing a stepped-up role in fighting isis. in "new york times" today -- president obama is becoming increasingly dependent on iranian fighters as he trying to contain the militant group in iraq and syria without committing american ground troops. american war planners have been closely monitoring the parallel war against isis through a range of chance, including conversation on radio frequencies that each side know the other is monitoring and the two mill tears seek to avoid conflict by using iraqi command centers as an intermediary. a former special adviser to the president put it blunt did i -- you can't have your cake and eat it too. the strategy has been successful so far largely because of iran. wow, i'm joined tonight by our roundtable. steve clemmons, ryan grimm, and elahi

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