david jordan, thank you. thank you.your thoughts on that or on any aspect of bbc news. details on how to contact us at the end of the programme. just time for a couple of your other comments in a week when the pope visited ireland. his first visit was to the residence of president michael d higgins. he moved on to a meeting of civil leaders and the diplomatic corps. it was here at dublin castle that the taoiseach, leo varadkar, raised the issue of child sexual abuse that has threatened to dominate the visit. bbc religion editor martin bashir reporting on saturday's late news bulletin. but scores of you objected to the reporting along the lines described here... and maureen hogg sent this e—mail about the coverage more widely... finally, one piece of footage from theresa may's trip to africa this week garnered a great deal of attention on both social and mainstream media, as dan walker acknowledged on wednesday's breakfast. when trade is on the agenda, the news footage is usually full of factories, hard hats and the occa

david: jordan bell for, the wolf of wall street.s $110 million for all the fraud convictions. he is going to pay $20,000 towards the $110 million. >> here you go. the judge is getting grumpy with him because he did not show up for court because he was on a speaking engagement in the the when you. the judge said something about for he can find some time the additional $97 million. he is one of the notorious figures on wall street, obviously played by li na of dicaprio. julie: i hear leonardo dicaprio's voice every time we talk about him. >> the likes of which we have never seen on the silver screen before. he has reinvented himself, speakerelfort, as this around the world giving talks. it seems like there were convocations with how this book contract -- complications with how this book contract player --ause half the royalties david: are immune from garnishment. he is trying to have a second act, but it is like the first. julie: who is going to buy the sequel? how much money is he going to make? >> maybe if he can get leonardo dicapr

. >> reporter: and david, as for jordan, she says she doesn't feel the need to talk with taylor, and actually like for her to sit in jail and think about what she did. david? >> kayna whitworth tonight. thank you, kayna. >>> when we come back, more on that officer shot in critical condition. what we learned tonight. >>> and the images coming in tonight. the fighter pilot ejecting moments before a fiery crash. words coming in on the pilot's condition as well. the index is next. t. due to afib not caused by a heart valve problem. so if there's a better treatment than warfarin, i'm up for that. eliquis. eliquis is proven to reduce stroke risk better than warfarin. plus has significantly less major bleeding than warfarin. eliquis is fda-approved and has both. so what's next? seeing these guys. don't stop taking eliquis unless your doctor tells you to, as stopping increases your risk of having a stroke. eliquis can cause serious and in rare cases fatal bleeding. don't take eliquis if you have an artificial heart valve or abnormal bleeding. while taking eliquis, you may bruise more easily a

. >> david: jim jordan had this to say earlier. >> no, he's the key guy. the f.b.i.as, in fact, getting parts of the dossier from bruce ohr, top justice department official. bruce ohr's wife worked for the firm that the clintons hired. he gave it to bruce ohr. she gave it to the f.b.i. it's not supposed to work that way here in the united states of america. but it did. >> david: the questions about smoke and fire could bee put together. jason, let me go to you and get you to weigh in on this. i mean, is there nothing to see here? >> i think the issue that was mentioned with regard to him not reporting the fact that his wife worked at fusion gps, that's a relevant issue, but this is a senior justice department official who had nothing whatsoever to do with the russia investigation and was not involved in it. i don't know what the problem is with him having a conversation. he understands the investigation is going on. he passes information on relevant to that investigation. i don't know what else he did other than the reporting issue that was inappropriate. >> david: o

in the last half an hour the bbc‘s director of editorial policy and policy, david jordan, has been explaining for that reason. i think it‘s unfortunate that the litigation in this country costs such a lot of money and it is a rich man‘s game. a public service broadcaster has a duty to the whole of society and the rest of the media that when that is a principle that state which do its best to resolve it in the interests of the freedom of expression. the fa ct we of the freedom of expression. the fact we can‘t continue to do that is u nfortu nate fact we can‘t continue to do that is unfortunate but i think it costs a lot of money to do these things. the director—general of the bbc has written to all of us who work here and says, i have written to the government calling for them to consider a review so that our lawmakers make the law in this crucial area of privacy. the government has responded in the last few moments and says we are aware of the bbc‘s concerns and will respond to the letter in due course. all this is the result of the decision today not to appeal that high court ruling which ru

emily: to discuss in washington, we have jordan robertson. and davidirkpatrick here in the studio. what do you make of what microsoft said they have done here in terms of taking over and shutting down these six different websites and 84 such sites over the last two years? >> you have to take your hat off to them. this is a masterstroke of marketing more than anything. it is important what microsoft did. they took out these domains that russian hackers are accused of being behind the 2016 election hacks and the united states. what they actually disclosed today is they took down six kind phishing campaigns. this looks more like preparation. it is great that companies are taking more initiative and taking down the sides, being more proactive about countering russian hacking. but reading the release, it looked more like a public announcement than a real security announcement. that is not to takeaway from the fact that it is important to take these sites out. this is the kind of thing that might have gone unnoticed a couple of years back. emily: during the

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david: by the way jim jordan suggested earlier today on fox news that in fact there are a lot of othere that should lose their security clearance. let's play the sound, get your quick reaction. >> sure. >> john brennan leaked information to harry reid. lost his clearance. james clapper lied under oath intel committee in the senate. james comey has been fired for leaking information and other things. andy mccabe lied three times under oath, has been fired. sally yates, fired. peter strzok demoted, then fired. lisa page, demoted left the fbi. jim baker chief counsel at fbi demoted and left. i think all these people frankly should lose their clearance. >> congressman, should they all lose their clearance, people jim jordan mentioned? >> i don't see what they have them to begin with. what jim jordan said is absolutely correct. follow it, you will see. there is more the american people will need to see and hopefully we'll get that and bring it forward. if they haven't lost it or don't lose it they need to be questioned why they haven't. david: congressman wenstrup, thanks for being here. >>

jordan peele said. >> i said automatically i thought of the david chappell skit. >> trevor: right. >> he said it's trueor me, even though it took place, even though the story took place in the 07s, i thought it was a great opportunity for to comment on the world we live today with agent orange in the white house. >> trevor: let me ask you this: (laughter) >> i don't say his name. >> trevor: let me ask you this. >> got up to busta rhyme, that is what i got, busta. >> trevor: let me ask you this. why do you think a story about the 1970s and the klan and a black man on the police force comments on what is happening today in america. >> because i like to say, i say one of the mistakes people make, i feel, is they are saying this is just an american phenomenon. the rise of the right, this is happening globally. and with this guy in the white house, he's made it okay for these, the premise, to come out in the open, they are coming out on the rocks and he legitimizes it. i would even call it a dog whistle, is he on a bull horn. >> trevor: i won't spoil the ending. >> go ahead. >> trevor: not the ending becaus

jordan mcnair. >> dave johnson is live now after an emotional press conference today. dave? >> reporter: well, indeend mary president wallace lowe and the athletic director davidtches came here from college park to baltimore where they met this morning with the parents of jordan mcnair. ey didn't come her to make a coaching change but stressed a commitment to a cultural change. inde, d.j. durkin is still very much the head football coach at the university of ai maryland and the message was all about honoring the legacy ofcn jordanr and in the words of the school president making sure that what happened to jordan mcnair wilne ver happen again. an external review from heat stroke continues and a committee has been set up to investigate the football program. already the school has parted ways with the strengthnd conditioning coach, and now going forward -- >> make no mistake, we will not te any behavior from any employee within marylandt athletics t is detrimental to the mental or physicalei well of our student athletes. >> indeed the words of the athletic director, he's stepping downo allow healing, and they noted this will continue to cooperate with the investi

jordan mcnair. died of heat stroke june 13th after going through a team workout. this developing late in the afternoon. david evans plang h on leave. in a statement, extremely oncerned about allegations of unacceptable behavior by members of the football staff. due to recent media reports committed to fully investigated the program and safety of student athletes. alleged behaviors not consistent with the values he expects from the staff to adhere to and says that maryland must do better. ccording to espn, athletic trainer's wes robinson and steve n norwell on leave as well and matt canada will serve as interim coachf the maryland terrapins just starting preseason practice and have to ge to theottom of the circumstances around the death and the head coach of maryland placed on leave. more coming up in sports >>> a breaking story coming in minutes ago. >>> meanwhile, pushing gears, charlottesville, virginia, on lockdown. ds of police officers on patrol making their presence seen and felt as charlottesville remembers the day that violence and hate visited their city one year ago today. earlier a today small gro

jordan. >> so, how are you with those guys? >> the only person that i potentially might have some trouble with is david, the chicken. >> chicken? >> you're uninspiring. you lack integrity. >> you said that you spent six hours hand selecting your outfits for "the bachelorette," how long did you spend picking out your "paradise" wardrobe? >> i spent about two hours. >> oh, less time? >> yeah, and i only spent about 1200 bucks. >>> someone who just got back from her own paradise, j.lo. oh, my goodness. did you see j.lo? >> i saw her. last week, she celebrated her 49th birthday in the bahamas. but next month, jenny from the block will be celebrated again as she receives the mtv video music awards' highest honor. >> 20 years ago i see the same fans in the front row. >> j.lo broke down today. she will be taking home the michael jackson video vanguard award at next month's show. she got all emotional. ♪ don't stop keep it movin' >> the 49-year-old's earned a spot next to other vanguard recipients including jackson, madonna and beyonce. >> "e.t.'s" been with her rising from "in living color" fly girl. >> to conquering music with 16 to

jordan mcnair foundation set up in his memory. maryland has committed to making blic theesults of the investigation and athletic director david evans said we'd be hearing from him, in his wos, as work continues to rebuild the culture of respect in our football program. offensive coordinator matt canada has been named interim coh. >>> redskins back at work and dealing wit painful reminders of the thursday. alex smith is all right, he didn't play, but matt aianitus will be lost, but derrius guice, torn acl, gone for the season. >> i'm going to honest, this is my firstime ever, so ourou gr we've become so close to each other. i guess because i'm the oldery gun the room now, it hurts even more. i feel like, you know, like that's my little brother. >> heartbreaking. heartbreaking. imean, not only for the team, you know, because that was a major asset that we had planned on, you knib, contring to winning games. somedy who's so happy, you know, and enjoyed the game of football as much as he does, you know, it really is a loss. >> he was the focal point of camp so far. guys are wondering how many yards is he going to rush r, should i draft

jordan. >> the only person that i potentially might have some trouble with is david, the chicken. >> the chickentegrity. >> you said you spent six hours hand-selecting your outfits for the bachelorette. how long did you spend picking out your paradise wardrobe? >> i spent about two hours and i only spent about $1,200. >>> up next, mark wulberg tells us why his kids don't want to be seen with their famous father. >> you're embarrassing dad. you ruin everything. >> are you nuts? this stuff is bad for you. >> it's hollywd's fast fix to losing weight. but does it work? you know when you're at ross and you're like... hello. ...and then the price is like, helllooo! that's yes for less. find the latest trends and styles at prices that are a perfect fit. it feels even better when you find it for less. at ross. yes for less. ...and you suddenly realizes you're really into art? that's yes for less. every trend. every room. on any budget. it feels even better when you find it for less. at ross. yes for less. >>> well, mila kunis and kate mckinnon are taking the girl power thing to the whole next level in t

. >> so jordan peal is the oscar winning director for "get out." >> here's a clip of that movie. he's talking to david duke. >> topher grace. >> but it's david duke. watch this. ♪ ♪ >> hello. >> this is ron stallworth calling. >> who am i speaking with? >> david duke. >> grand wizard of the ku klux klan, that david duke? >> last time i checked. what can i do for you? >> well, since you hate plans, i hate to allow you to go down and anyone else who doesn't have pure white arianne blood. >> talking about pure white american. >> god bless america. let's talk about it. i don't want to give way to the ending. this is true. >> yes. >> people are sitting in the theater like, ah, i can't believe this necessarily happened. i'm like, yes, this is nearly happening and still happening today so i hope this film to which wakeup, not all of them, going back to school days came out in '88. there's a lot of time but not for american. i don't know when it will be and also like that that what's happened the last 18 months, a few registered the vote. mid-term election. i dmoent what's going to make you want to vote. this

the economist jordan levine is forecasting the lack of housing to meet demand is only going to cause housing prices to continue to rise in the months ahead. live in san jose, david louie, abc 7 news. >> david, thank you very much. >>> some of the biggest shipping companies on san francisco bay are working with marine experts to protect endangered whales, the threat is ocean-going collisions that can prove deadly. >> this was the image that shocked environmentalists around the bay area last year, a pleasure boat running into a hump back whale. it was one of two incidents in a matter of days, and experts say warmer waters, possibly linked to climate change, could be making the situation even more dangerous. >> we've seen food concentrated closer to shore, the food that normally was offshore for the whales has been concentrated very close to shore, which has attracted the whales to shipping lanes, and very close to our coastline, and actually into san francisco bay. >> reporter: agencies like noaa, and police have worked to keep whales a safe distance from boaters. they're jumping in to police themselves. more than a dozen major shipping and oil companies, includin

all do our part, then stacy abrams is going to be the new governor of georgia, jordan will be the new governor of idaho, davidoing to be the new governor of arizona, andrew the new governor of florida, alexandria and tim and her colleagues are going to take back the house of representatives, beto and his colleagues will take back the senate and in a couple of years, we're going to send donald trump into retirement. thank you very much. [cheers and applause] >> you can make progress happen, we are counting on you, thank you. [applause] >> thank you. thank you. >> netroots nation thank you so much for coming and make sure you join us as coast party at 9:00 p.m. at howell wolff. ♪ ♪ >> tonight on book tv discussions about authors and we will talk about publishing political books, interview with paul, founder and director of press and look at new museum of the bible in washington, d.c. all begins in c-span2. >> sunday night on after words, retired marine corps lieutenant colonel kate on gender bias in the military. she's interviewed by military times reporter todd. >> if a marine is not catered or not paid attent

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jordan. remind you of joe paterno? kevin mccarthy, paul ryan's protege about a lot of baggage. and steve scalise, the kkk leader david no wonder they aren't looking out for you. >> dana: than, i will let you speak to that. it's vicious. a lot of those are unfounded allegations and things. these are the ads. >> completely. that's a sign of desperation. >> dana: is it a sign of being on offense? >> no. where are the issues? that's what they are going up? where are the issues? come on. americans are doing better. >> these are issues that americans are concerned about. when you have nazis walking and marching in the streets. >> dana: there were only 20 in d.c. >> the fact that the exposure that white nationalists have gotten under the trump administration starting with his campaign in 2016. that's a really scary issue to people. and when they hear make america great again, i think a lot of people immediately go to wait a second we don't want to go back to that part of america where they -- >> dana: can you see how people can talk completely past each other on these issues and these ads show that that ad is probably the m

jordan. remind you of joe paterno? kevin mccarthy, paul ryan's protege with a lot of baggage. and steve scalise linked to kkk leader david duke. no wonder they aren't looking out for you. >> is that ad fair? >> well, i think there's a lot of facts in that ad, but it is a negative ad and i would certainly like to see us run on a more positive message. that might be an ad that's focused in a pretty heavy republican district where you're really trying to critique the republican leadership and say, where have they gotten us? not very far. as democrats we need to show we are for the people, for the average person, not just passing tax cuts for the wealthy which is what the republicans have done, taken away health care. they couldn't repeal it, but what they've been doing is murdering it, death by a thousand cuts, and we need to do what we can to repair the affordable care act and improve it. >> all right. congresswoman bass, stay right there. we're going to keep you as part of our ongoing conversation. >>> a rising star is facing backlash for her treatment of the press. "kasie d.c." is back after this. >>> alexandria ocasio-c

jordan kessler, about what his ultimate goal was. kesler told him this was not a racist rally. pointing to the fact that david duke, the former kkk grand wizard, is one of the invited guests. there was some pushback about who we'll hear from today during this rally. but there is no denying, based on some of the signs and clothes people were wearing and shouted at members of the media, there is no denying what their ultimate goal here is. whether you call it white supremacy or white nationalism. what they are trying to arrive at is the white race and every other race subjugated therefore. that is their ultimate goal based on the things they were saying. so, again, we are just about, what, about quarter of a mile away from the white house as we make our way to lafayette square. what you're seeing over here, though, is really just an overwhelming show of police presence. this is a coordinated law enforcement effort. you've got d.c. police. that's who you see in these neon vests. you've also got secret service. national park police. you've also got a network of private security here, too, trying to keep people sa

of those questions now all right david taylor thank you for that update from genoa let's now return to our coverage of the death of the former u.n. chief kofi anon jordan who is joining us now from the united nations in the you know roland he's one of the world's most celebrated diplomats no surprise we're seeing tributes pouring in from right across the world what about him what made him such a. season what made him have such an impact on the global stage. well what people are saying daryn is that kofi annan came to his work with a real sense of purpose that he was compassionate that he was charismatic and that he truly believed that if people could find the will to change people's behavior that many good things that could result because of their hard work you hear this over and over again in the tributes that are being paid to him i'm looking a bit at my notes the former u.s. president barack obama voted that he had integrity persistence optimism ed a sense of common humanity the u.s. ambassador to the united nations nikki haley just released a statement saying that kofi annan devoted his life to making the world a more peaceful place through his com

bush white house elise jordan and msnbc political contributor rick tyler and columnist and associate editor for "washington post" david ignatius and white house correspondent for "news hour" and ceo of axios jim and rogers professor of the presidency at vanderbilt university, john meacham. he is an nbc news and msnbc contributor. we will be joined by eddy cloud, jr. just before we get started and we look forward to having willie back tomorrow. before we get started. check your twitter and just make sure you all haven't been fired because, apparently, that's a thing. you can get fired now on twitter apparently everybody will be the first to know, but you. especially if you have a crucial job in the white house. so, we'll get to that coming up. unbelievable. but, first, congressman ron desantis is facing, like most people who study the issue of race in this country, many people are calling racist language against his opponent florida's governor race. here is, again, what he said and listen to him ramping up to get to that statement he clearly practiced in his mind during an interview yesterday morning on fox news. >> he

jordan, remind you of joe paterno? kevin mccarthy, paul ryan's protege, with a lot of baggage. and steve scalise, leaked to kkk leader david they aren't looking out for you. kristin: i mean, that's a personal, pretty vicious ad. what do you think of that strategy? >> yeah. and the whole thing's even more vicious than the piece you showed. look, the democrats are trying to elevate or really put fire back in the old culture of corruption issue that they used successfully in 2006 to change the house from republican to democratic. the culture of corruption worked in 2006. in 2018 i don't think it's going to cut quite as much mainly because donald trump and the incumbent administration is kind of the center of a midterm election. that's normally true, but it's more true than it's ever been because every day we have ten new issues from the trump administration. so i don't know that it will cut that much. but in some districts, it might have an effect. kristin: so, i know we're still 80 days away, but you're famous for your crystal ball. so with 80 days to go, who's going to win the house, who's going to win the senate? >> yeah,