goodwin played that sunday and caught an 83- yard touchdown...g in prayer and pointing to the sky in the end zone he is the fifth member (sixth recipient) of (sixth recipient) of the 49ers receive the honor from the pfwa, joining db jimmy johnson (1972), qb joe montana (1988, 1994), dt bryant young (2000) and rb bryant young (2000) and rb garrison hearst (2002).(wipe to bro-mance) a fun litle sidebar emerging from 49ers mini- camp... the budding "bro-mance" between 1st round pick and rookie offensive tacke mike mcglinchey... and veteran all-pro offensive tackle joe staley... there has been a lot of talk in camop and via social media of how well the two have hit it off... not only the mentor- student thing... but a real friendship that started up quickly and has gone from there here is mcglinchey when asked abour the "bro-mance" with staley...(sot: mcglinchey) 'joe's the best, and we've hit it off great. joking with everyone that he's my new best friend, and i'm his. and it's ben a lot of fun. i great to have somebody to be close w

this another nice story... 49ers receiver marquise goodwin... nfl's winner of the "goerge halas award"... given by the footbll writers to an nfl player, coach or staff member who overcomes the most adversity to succeed you may remember last season goodwin's infant son died due to complications from premature delivery... goodwin played that sunday and caught an 83- yard touchdown... kneeling in prayer and pointing to the sky in the end zone he is the fifth member (sixth recipient) of the 49ers franchise to receive the honor from the pfwa, joining db jimmy johnson (1972), qb joe montana (1988, 1994), dt bryant young (2000) and rb garrison hearst (2002). the 49ers and raiders in mini-camps this week... let's go to santa clara and the niners.... richard sherman... apears healed from that achilles tear and participating in workouts jimmy garoppolo... of course all eyes will be on him as the 49ers quarterback going well into the future but maybe even more eyes on reuben foster... back with the team after domestic violance changes against him were drop

michael goodwin. 500 days and counting under president trump. who said in the end you are not very much we'll see exactly what happens now here is lou. lou: good eveningrybody. our top stories, a supreme court victory for religious freedom, the high court ruling that a colorado baker should not be penalized for staying true to his religious beliefs. we take up the implications of the high court ruling, legal analyst greg jarod among our guests 500 days of greatness and awesome winning. president trump hits a major milestone in his presidencyh an unsurpa record of success that has rhinos and obstruction it'ses dems and the national left wing media tail spun. we'll discuss the unstopable trump agenda with the dean, ed rollins and new york post columnist michael goodwin, and bill clinton's book tour taking the former president places he didn't want to revisit. >> you are giving one side and -- >> i'm not trying to present a side. >> no, no, you asked me if i agreed and the answer is no i don't. nobody wants to ask you these questions because of the

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and then what happens, fred goodwin leaves, tail between his legs the uk government steps in, takes over the bank at 502 pence per share. which is why when you look at today's sale at 271 pence per share, inevitably, the opposition steps up and says this government is making a bad decision but i guess a rock in a hard place. does this bank go back to being a private sector/publicly listed business, or does it remain ow thek government and let's face it, for ten years, it didn't make a profit ow, karen, in the banking you story, how much is it going to make going forward >> this is a point around timing, whether you sell the asset now. and you've got to think, the ftse's been trading around record levels, some of the highest levels we've seen on the index, which tells you there's an appetite for uk shares right now. brexit still could deliver a significant dose of uncertainty for the uk, for banks particularly mark cary has alluded to that around his decision-making, effectively, on monetary policy here in the uk so you've got to wondeher this is a final opportunity to get rid of some of

often or that it's interested me for thought i got to know the sister of red army faction terrorist goodwin and so i just she used that relationship as material for one of her best films. as to why do you that you probably would see in my dish well you know i'm glad i'm on a morning at least he hasn't got to go i should wash trial usually i will try to get capital from tata herself spent time behind bars for contempt of court she interjected in a court case when the judge misquoted the accused. as if it's a good idea that this is all. about prize money became the main target of the media and politicians obsessed with draining the sympathizers swamp where terrorism bread. done well you're not really sure these are the conservative press effectively declared open season on him. was labeled as a sympathizer but he was called the spiritual father of terrorism was his house was searched by police a number of times in the presence of his children. vans and even if it hits two of didn't see it. in one nine hundred seventy seven and all came to a head of state of emergency was in force and learned

often or that it's interesting to me from total got to know the sister of red army faction terrorist goodwin and slim. just what she used that relationship as material for one of her best films. as to why didn't you probably would say you know i dish on you know i'm glad i met him or not at least he has got to go i should rush trial is when you will come to your campaign fund how to herself spent time behind bars for contempt of court she interjected in a cool case when the judge misquoted the accused. as if it's a good idea that this is all. about prize money became the main target of the media and politicians are obsessed with draining the sympathizers swamp where terrorism bred. done well you're not really sure these are the conservative press effectively declared open season on him. was labeled as a sympathizer with him he was called the spiritual father of terrorism was his house was searched by police a number of times in the presence of his children smartness vans and even even. in one nine hundred seventy seven it all came to a had a state of emergency was in force and learned of and

michael goodwin. 500 days and counting under president trump.decision and will continue to make sure that the unfair trade actresses that have gone on for decades do not continue in its protecting the interests of american workers and american businesses. train to break in this morning president trump standing by a straight terrace and doing aluminum as mexico and canada puts a new u.s. maple syrup. tracee: do not make it a record high in the dow jumped 170 points yesterday. cheryl: certainly did. as you

the panel of ed rollins and michael goodwin join us next. stay with us. we'll be right back.(somber piano) ♪you may say i'm a dreamer ♪but i'm not the only one ♪i hope some day you'll join us♪ ♪and the world will live as one♪ lou: congressman steve king, one of the houses leading conservatives is so fed up with speaker ryan he wants to force him from the position as early as this week. talking with breitbart news, king noted that ryan's power is diminishing. others in congress feel the same way. king says he's gathering support for a vote to vacate the chair motion. by the way, steve king has got that power all by his lonesome. joining us tonight, the dean himself, ed rollins who's recommended that somebody in the house do the right thing by speaker ryan and get him out of there. and as ronald reagan's white house political director, fox business political analyst, michael goodwin, did i mention he won a pulitzer prize. i like to do that. great to have you here. >> thank you. lou: let's start with steve king vacating, a motion to vacate the chair. you were talking about it fi

we are sorry, doris kearns goodwin's husband, dick, the renowned speechwriter and playwright, passedway last weekend. he will be deeply missed. the veryst penca dier was held in april 1922 at the coffeehouse club. 40 guests likely included willa cather, eugene o'neill and robert frost, who were among pen's first members. a letter was read aloud by john ballsworthy who beseeched the group, we writers are trustees for human nature. if we are narrow and prejudiced, we harm the human race and the better we know each other, the greater the chance for human happiness in a world not as yet too happy. 96 years later the world still is not as yet too happy. you would dare to hope fellowship among writers in itself could solve that problem, the statement gets one of the basic ideas behind the founding of pen, that the redemptive power of literary values can reach into the wider world and improve it. what are our literary values? one is curiosity. a desire to move outside the frame of an individual perspective. literature was invented to let us climb inside the minds and lives of other human be

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can do specifically to help with the chirp -- >> reporter: from inside her text law office, jody goodwin is trying to find 22 children. she represents 25 undocumented gloimts ha immigrants who have been separated for weeks. >> none of them know where their kids are. where their kids are. >> reporter: goodwin says her c numbers provided by the federal government to track where their children were sent, but that hasn't worked. only three of her clients have even spoken to her children. >> it's not a system where you punch if a parent's name and it pops out the child's name. it just doesn't exist. >> reporter: highly frustrated for them. >> very frustrating. each time i see them, they ask, do you have any news? >> reporter: there have been a number of emotional reunions between separated families, but many families are struggling to just connect over the phone. the department of homeland security says there is not a publicly accessible data base to track the shelters where undocumented children are being kept. dhs says the adult detention centers have phones where the parents can call their

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>> that would be interested. >> michael goodwin. kevin brady will be exploring the implications of this, the timing of this. certainly to get it off the docket here so they can concentration on the six-month anniversary of the tax cuts and all that. he will be coming up later on. we're still waiting word from china about what they will do to response to the president's think that if you think of copying or imitating my $200 billion threat of tariffs on you which is a response there matching the $50 billion trade tariffs that i had on you, all hell will break loose. trade will be a big issue in minnesota tonight. that's where we final connell mcshane on how that will likely play out. hi, connell. >> it's interesting. the trade issue has been divi dividing the republican party for some time. the coke brothers for years and years have just put their sizable fortune behind a multimillion dollar ad campaign, television and radio, designed to speak out about the president's tariffs and encourage republican lawmakers to support a free trad

. >> reporter: jody goodwin is trying to find 22 children, she represents 25 undocumented immigrants who have always been separated from their children for about two weeks. most don't know where their kids are? >> none of them know. i don't know where their kids are. >> reporter: goodwin says her clients have tried calling the numbers provided by the federal government to track where their children were sent, but that hasn't worked. only three of her clients have even spoken to their children. >> it is just not a system where you punch in a parent's name and it pops up the child's name. it just didnoesn't exist. very fraus traiustrating. and each time i see them, they ask you have to ado you have an? >> reporter: while there have been a number of emotional reunions, there are still many families struggling to just connect over the phone. the department of homeland security says there is not a publicly accessible database to track the shelters where the undocumented children are being kept. the adult detention centers have phones where the parents can call their children. the immigran

michael goodwin. both fox business contributors, great to have you here. what do you think when you think or see or hear senator jeff glaik? flake? >> he could not win a primary to keep his open seat, that is why he is not running. there competition now among john kasich. bob corker, jeff flake. to fill the mccain seat on the sunday talk shows, only two requirements you be a republican, and second is you attack republican party, that is why you dollar. lou: particularly the president, president trump. >> right. >> that is the only reason they are invited. lou: who will play role of lindsey graham and that relationship as who emerges as new john mccain. >> that tough, lindsey graham has been more principled where he has picked his spot. where flake is just a hate trump person, he should just leave now, but this is his reward, you get on national tv. >> i agree, he would have gotten clobbered in a primary, not been reelected that would have been great am i think back on great senator arizona had, he will be on the bottom of the ladder on any given day. lou:

i don't know where their kids are. >> goodwin says her clients have tried calling the numbers providedederal government to track where their children were sent but that hasn't worked. only three of her clients have even spoken to their children. >> it's just not a system where you punch in a parent's name and it pops out the child's name. it just doesn't exist. >> will be highly frustrating for them. >> very frustrating. very frustrating. each time i see them, you know, they ask any news, do you have any news. >> there have been a number of emotional reunions between separated families, there are still many families struggling to just connect over the phone. the department of homeland security says there is not a publicly accessible database to track the shelters where undocumented children are being kept. dhs says it is a duthe adult de centers have phones where the parents can call their children. the immigrant on the phone tells me she's in a wing with 70 other mothers who are also trying to communicate with their children. i ask her what message she would like the world to hear. sh

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. >> reporter: from inside her south texas law office, jody goodwin is trying to find 22 children. she represents 25 undocumented immigrants who have all been separated from their children for about two weeks. >> most of them don't even know where their kids are at this point? >> none of them know where their kids are. >> reporter: goodwin says her clients have tried calling the numbers provided by the federal government to track where their children were sent but that hasn't worked. only three of her clients have even spoken to their children. >> it's not a system where you punch in a parent's name and it pops out the child's name. it just -- it just doesn't exist. >> reporter: highly frustrating for them. >> it's very frustrating. very frustrating and each time i see them, you know, they ask, you know, any news? do you have any news? >> reporter: while there have been a number of emotional eunio reunions, there are still many families struggling to just connect over the phone. the department of homeland security says there is not a publicly accessible database to track the shelte

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if you're assigning with trump i think it does comeut to be a goodwin. >> three letters we've heard a in the primary,vi adng, nra. how much does the nra factor in primary and general election. >> i think you're seeing a sea change in the american's people opinion about gun violence were veinings. i think certainy it will depend whichoc demtic candidate gets through. can nearlyituarantee whoever s will be more closely assi with northern virginia votet who do wan stronger background checks who do want t know children will be safe when they leave t house every day and come home for dinner every . that's something that's at risk under current system. i think largely democrats fighting better gun violence kim letterly mentioned bash pray comstock fightig for views. she voted for tax bill mak more expensive for virginia home ends. very expensivet district. of living is high. your viewers knowou that. t half of the voters in that district benefited from state and local tax deduction and now at risk for losing thousands of dos. >> i think they will think about how they did benet. you know wha

. >> reporter: jody goodwin represents 100 migrant parents. >> they didn't think this through in which way to match up which parents. >> liz, i want to start with you because the department of homeland security doesn't answer the questions of the families and advocates like the ones that spoke to gabe gutierrez there. they are asking the government to provide. what is your sense of how the administration is trying to fix this blunder? >> the fact sheet is the first time the government has told people how many of the young children that they took from their parents have actually been reunited. and the number is 522. but there's still a lot of questions it doesn't answer. one is, the children rep united with their parents, were they deported in this country. there are a lot of questions remaining about the 2,000 kids waiting to be reunited with their parents and how long that process will take. if a child is well along in that proce process, then this -- >> what is it about policy making in the white house creating all these stumbling blocks? >> well, look, i mean, there's bad policy and

those charged with illegal entry are given a flyers but jodie goodwin says the process will be difficult. >> the children don't have the capacity to even maybe tell them their parents full name. so being able to identify the parents through the children is something that's impossible. >> reporter: donna abbott works in michigan caring for 81 children separated from their parents at the border. >> we're seeing some where between two weeks to a month for us to make contact with the parent and begin to setup contact with the child. >> reporter: cameras have not been allowed inside so-called tender age shelters like this one that advocates say the facilities house crying toddlers. in all more than 2,300 kids have been separated from their parents since the zero-tolerance policy was announced last month. some housed in this tent city. according to an official with the department of health and human services, those tents cost $775 per person per night. almost three times the price to house them in more permanent shelters with their families. tonight in this shelter in texas, families are huddl

are finishing up their series north ofhe border taking on the blue jays and a good day for brian goodwindown he run and man on, andi takng this ball into shallow left. he wheels in to score and the rbi single and he had two rbis today and it is tied from sixth and facing hernandez and he tees off on this one and that is a solo shot, and it is a 7-6 lead and thisone, the very next batter, and he goes yard back-to-back home runs. blue jays win it8-6 and nats get southwest in toronto. >> baseball legend brooks robinson on hand to watch his n orioles takee marlins and he's having a father's day to emember and smacking this ball deep to right center, and this bounces ovethe wall for a ground-rule double. th runs scored and peterson put the orioles up 2-0 early >> terson not done yet, a man on. he crushes this one on to the flagged court in right and they win it 10-4 snapping the nine-game skid and also their first win in camden yard since mother's day on may 13th and we have a lot coming up on sports final and we have some incredible video we gave with the capitals player with a little go pro

. >> joydy goodwin and a team of attorneys represent more than 100 mignt parents. >> they didn't think this through in terms of being able to track which parents match up with which kids. >> customs and border protection says i has reunited all the families in its custody, but that doesn' include the 2,000 children in the care of department of health department and human services. .some spread out in 17 stat still unclear how long that will take. >> thank you. >>> and while all of this is playing out near the southern border, in ohio, two the largest workplace immigration raids under the trump oo administration place in recent weeks. it's part of an that has ramped up in the past year. targeting businesses suspected of hiring undocumented immigrants. with the help of licleveland affie, nbc morgan radford reports on the impact. >>> a crackdown in america's heart land. federal officers rounded up more than 200 undocument eed workers across five cities in ohio. >> the arms, the dog, you hear the helicopter. >> she says s's here legally describes undercover officers showing up at her job,

the turkish government accuses goodwin of masterminding the porch. oh in two thousand and ten eleven shihan i was a public prosecutor investigating a movement in eastern turkey that was said to have ties to google and. then one of his colleagues had hama arrested claiming he was connected to the network and many other attorneys and judges have also been arrested or jailed accused of having ties to the guerrilla movement and supporting the coup d'etat. and i pulled two thousand and seventeen at four thirty in the morning special forces stormed michel the tollers apartment she was alone with a two year old son her husband had been arrested three weeks earlier. yelled done. for they were masked and heavily armed they pushed me on to the floor in the hallways of one of the pressed his knee against my back so i couldn't get up . another one went straight to my son's room. they threatened to take him away and put him in a juvenile institution. where he'd be trained as a special forces officer so he could fight terrorism. the one thing until it was there wa

it comes from victoria goodwin from philadelphia, owner of sleep'n feed.ould have used something like that about eight years ago. why not pick up your cell phone, take a selfie of you in your business. no professional photos, please. send it to us at yourbusiness@msnbc.com or tweet it on@msnbc your biz with the hashtag your biz selfie. include your name, the name of your business and your location. thank you so much for joining us. here's something that i learned this week. the research arm of the economist did a pretty interesting study underwritten by american express. they compared what executives believed to be business obstacles versus what data shows really are. i'll give you an example here. only 23% of those surveyed said talent management was a big challenge. market data says it is actually one of the top barriers to doing business. looking at that study got me thinking. are there things i think are big external challenges to my company and are they truly hard or am i just looking at it all wrong? vice versa. am i not paying attention to things th

this from 49er marquise goodwin, " rest in peace, dwight clark, and thank you for the memorable moments you made for the 49ers community." bay area native tom brady said this on instagram, " dwight clark was one of my idols. growing up in san mateo i was lucky enough to be at the game where my hero john montana perfectly placed the game winning throw and catch to dwight in the corner of the end zone to beat the cowboys in the 1981 season." from the nfl, " one of the most memorable plays in nfl history, the catch. rest in peace, dwight clark." we'll have more reaction coming into dwight clark's passing ahead at 6:00. we'll go live to team headquarters and have more from people who played with him. >>> other news tonight, the deadline has arrived and the scooters have disappeared. san francisco streets suddenly are free of what some see as a two-wheel nuisance. kpix5's susie steimle on the streets checking compliance with the newly imposed scooter ban. susie? >> reporter: allen, we are standing along the embarcadero and if you've been out here over the past couple of months, it would be d

significant work is being done to protect and row by the threatened what a pungo i'm meeting ben goodwin an entomologist at oakland's breeding program hey ben paid by you. this is where i want to. talk to you. this is one of the world's only industrialized insect conservation programs providing the optimum light and temperature conditions which upon. so these are the ones that you bred so some adult would appear in here it's incredible. they one of the heaviest and six in the world this is an adult so they don't get too much bigger than us which upon the can weigh up to seventy grams that's the equivalent of three small mice to think i can hold. the hopes of a child. that's incredible do they do they fly not so they're totally flightless they've got really good camouflage they're nocturnal so they are very very well adapted for. predators mammals and just now in the mount says that when i started to die out they were considered really common and to the middle part of the eighteen hundreds and the humans extremely disturbed misreads a new zealand and one to a century and i scraped stamped

how important is it, after the winter they have had they get a goodwin now?nk it is crucial as, this england team, since the start of the ashe last year have lost six of the eight tests they have played and they have been hammered ina have played and they have been hammered in a number, so no big surprise there was criticism of coach, the captain, half of the batting order so it was crucial ir—i think they got back into competition, in this series and backed up root‘s words with actions. he promised there would be a response, there has been but we are early in the test match. i think weather might play a part tomorrow. can england do better this time after that crushing defeat in the first test, england needed a good response. and former england batsman james taylor says today's play england will have been outstand, they needed bounce back sharpish and they needed bounce back sharpish and they have anderson three wicket, broad three wicket and woakes and curran picking up the final wicket, getting in on his debut, it is what england needed. pakistan have thei

the second quarter and that is some sort of performance and joining us now ed rollins and michael goodwin and both are fox business contra contributors. and ed, 500 days of all sorts of watershed moments and bench marks and you know, this is remarkable what he's done. i can't think of a president perhaps fdr that did as much as he has. >> considering when he came to office cynics say he couldn't function and would not have cooperation. he turned the economy and rebuilt the military and on the warld stage viewed as a serious leader. and i think to a certain extent that is the greatest strength of all and made it all work. >> lou: theresa may in the uk and angela merkel are puking and can't stand it. she and putin trying to figure out what hit the world stage to think that they were going to be dominating and this president with adam and chuck schumer running around like the want to bes that they are, they can't carry this guy's you know, golf bag for crying out loud. and the impact on the world not only because of the president's policy. trying to force nato members to pay their share. >>

and that's going to matthew goodwin is visiting senior fellow for the europe program at chatham house and joins us live from london so summit was just same as mini summit on sunday and a bigger one at the end of the month what is the chance that the e.u. can find a unified solution i think the chance is very small i think there are two key things happening in europe right now one is that we are seeing very high levels of public concern over the issues of immigration and the refugee crisis those are closely linked to security in the minds of many voters but the second thing that we're seeing is really the rapid emergence of these very deep and irreconcilable divides between different e.u. member states over this issue of the refugee crisis and the type of europe that they want to build is it is it fair enough that we're getting this call from the southern a you countries for the northern countries to do more it's certainly legitimate for italy for example in greece to ask for more systems from the e.u. member states we've just had a very big debate about the rise of populism in italy w