jackie: yeah. she's nicely just telling you that you've jacked things up around here, and she's putting law and order in place. jackie: it needed to happen, though. scott: she's helping me a lot. lemonis: what would be your biggest complaint? jackie: i hate having to chase my order all the time and wonder where it is. lemonis: from the inbound call to taking the order to the process, there's nothing that tracks that whole process? jackie: nope. scott: program we need is very expensive, and we can't afford to buy it. it's $30,000. lemonis: it's expensive, but you also can't afford to not have it because if you're not delivering on expectations, then you lose that customer. next question -- how do you track all this inventory? jackie: that's something i need to talk to you about. we have a problem. how did we not realize that we wouldn't have enough boxes to fulfill the order? lemonis: how many are you short? jackie: about 1,200. lemonis: if you don't have an order-tracking mechanism, customers eithe

jackie, hola! jackie: dÓnde estÁs? tani: estoy en chicago! jackie: yo tambiÉn!!s a 18 millas por hora. desde aquÍ los autos parecen amiguitas. no creo que se resiste a este paisaje. de da miedo, no? jackie: si!!! toni: no tienes porquÉ estar aquÍ te puedes regresar. mi estrategia no estaba funcionando. bien a ver quÉ siente cuando se pare en esta plataforma de cristal. jackie: wow!! me siento como en el cielo!!! toni: estÁ como si fuera una sesiÓn de fotos_ no tengo mÁs remedio que poner en acciÓn y plan b. hasta me da pena por jackie. creo que despuÉs de esta que me va a odiar. veamos quÉ que ocurre cuando se pare frente a esta ventana. wow!!! esta mujer sÍ es valiente. miren como soporta estar en esta ventana. yo no lo hago ni loco!!! tienes hambre? quÉ te gusta comer? jackie: me gusta comer de todo! toni: a poner en acciÓn y plan c. bienvenidos a uno de los restaurantes mÁs somos de chicago, " la casa de samuel". hay platos tradicionales mexicanos. y algunos muy extraÑos >> tenemos vÍboras de cascabel, lagartos, jabalÍ... toni: prepare para jackie una vÍbora,

jackie salit: hello everyone. >> high, jackie. jackie salit: let's get to it here.e took on a very big topic for this discussion. the title of this discussion is can democracy transform the social crisis? this is obviously a very big and important question. for the country, and for us. what i wanted to do, i wanted to see if i could ask each of you to share thoughts on the following question. in a time of social crisis that we are living through, poverty is on the rise joblessness hopelessness is on the rise, young people are having a terrible time finding their way into careers and into the mainstream. there is a huge housing problem and education crisis police-community relation violence, we saw a few examples of what we are dealing with here. sometimes, when that goes on, when those kinds of conditions go on, it can make people more conservative. by conservative, i mean more frightened, and more, feeling they have to hold on to what already exists, because it is too risky to consider certain kinds of change, even though they also want change and they feel that ch

jackie on set with me here in atlanta. has to wonder you've got six nations on board with this framework of a deal and you've got netanyahu who says adamantly, it will not work and he's pushing for an alternative but has yet to release any kind of information about an alternative. might this potentially backfire for him and israel? >> he raises a very important point. it's important to step back and understand the background of who we're talking about. 35 years ago our ambassador was seized in tehran under jimmy carter. hostages were not released until the day reagan took office. second daryl, if you look at what's happening in yemen, the shia muslims are supported by iran. on march 21st, their supreme leader called for death to america. additionally they've called for israel -- >> the message of trust or distrust but what does that have to do with the road ahead of trying to allow diplomacy to work and that's from point of view of six nations? >> it has everything to do with it because when you enter into any agreement, w

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>> jackie had already called the police. minutes later, they arrive. look at jackie's footage. makes jackie very angry. but she's thankful about one thing. >> the cameras saved my dad's life. the cameras were able to see what i couldn't see since i'm not at home, so they were one of the best investments i've ever made. >> jackie taylor wants her story to be heard. she's written congress. spoken to her senator. and wants the penalties for elder abuse to be harsher. but most of all, she wants everyone to protect themselves and their loved ones with a video camera. >> i mean if i can help one individual, you know, sitting in a nursing home today, keep them from being beaten, if i have gotten through to one caregiver that maybe thought about hitting a person today and said, you know what, i don't know if they installed cameras while i was off this weekend. maybe i shouldn't do it. maybe i shouldn't push them down. maybe i shouldn't be verbally abusive. then i think i've done a lot. >> these days, video cameras are everywhere. in stores. mounted to traffic lights. even on cell phone

that it wanted jackie's story to be true. it wanted to believe jackie.ay, that's an understandable impulse. when we hear about victims' stories, we want to believe them and want to sympathize with them. the hard, really hard part for journalist is having to be incredibly skeptical and even cynical when dealing with victims. and yet still being human. somehow still be human and warm and empathetic. that is the very fine line that journalist face when they're covering crime and trauma. and in this case, "rolling stone" did not get it right. >> the magazine is officially retracting the story. they say they're going to make the entire report from the columbia school of journalism available in its next issue which comes out april 8th. you talked about this on your show sunday, though. as it comes to trusting victims which is a problem in the issue of on-campus rape, how much damage has this entire fiasco created? >> you know, we should say it is pretty impressive. "rolling stone" is publishing this review. this is an embarrassing report. they'll put it in the

actually wasn't care for jackie.y wasn't open honesty about what jackie needed and what they needed to do to strengthen the story, quite frankly. so again i think it's an opportunity for journalists to understand how to take a trauma-informed approach to understanding what a survivor goes through and also taking a balanced report to reporting the story. >> alison kiss of the security center on campus. thank you very much. >> thank you. >> ifill: after last week's announcement of a framework agreement to curb iran's nuclear progrgam, the white house is working overtime to sell the deal to the american public, congress and skeptical allies. as chief foreign affairs correspondent margaret warner reports, the blitz comes as some of the points of criticism deal with issues that haven't been resolved. >> warner: the president's top nuclear expert came to the white house podium today, to make the case for the framework deal. >> the access and transparency is unprecedented. >> warner: energy secretary ernest moniz called it

that it wanted jackie's story to be true, it wanted to believe jackie.nd by the way, that's an understandable impulse. when we hear about victims' stories, we want to believe them and want to sympathize with them. the hard, really hard part for journal exists having to be incredibly skeptical, even cynical when dealing with victims. and yet still being human, somehow still be human and warm and empathetic. that is the very fine line that journalists face when they're covering crime and trauma. and in this case, "rolling stone" did not get it right. >> brian, i had a great question about this. next hour, you'll hear more from us on the media fallout and what it means for the future of "rolling stone." please stay tuned for that. >>> relief may be on the way for the u.s. state of california where a severe drought is threatening vital crops. the state supplies more than 1/3 of america's vegetables and nearly 2/3 of fruits and nuts. millions of crops continue to roll out on grocery shelves despite the historic drought which is now in its fourth year. however

details began to emerge about the night the woman -- jackie--says she was raped. pretty clear in the rolling jackie's friends alex stock and ryan duffin say they were with her the night of the alleged attack in september 2012. what they remember is very different from what jackie sort of physical injuries. i notice anything." there were other discrepancies -- about where she met her rapist. where they went on the date. in the most strange twist jackie had asked her friends to text with her date -- and the pictures and text messages he purportedly sent later appeared to be fake. "yhere's a very good chance whoever i was texting was jackie. there's a definite possibility." as the story began to fall apart, rolling stone admitted they never contacted the men jackie had accused. they also admitted that alex and ryan were never interviewed by the writer of the story -- sabrina rubin erdely, even though they were quoted in the article. rolling stone said it had taken jackie's word -- and failed to fact check much of her story. that's left towering questions about what's

jackie: yo creo que es broma! jessica: les invitamos para que opinen a travÉs de las redes sociales en la pÁgina!! raÚl: gracias, jessica. lili, como saben esta de vacaciones, pero maÑana jackie bracamontes me acompaÑa! jackie: besos a las chicas de primer impacto!! pamela: estamos aquÍ listas gracias jackie y raÚl!! tenemos una hora de mucha informaciÓn. en un acontecimiento feliz se ha convertido en una triste noticia, para una pareja que ha traÍdo el mundo a unos hermosos cuatrillizos. la falta de recursos les impide llevarse a los niÑos a casa. barbie: llegaron hasta anunciar la muerte en las redes sociales pero hoy la modelo nos cuenta que estÁ mejor que nunca y lista para retomar las riendas de su vida y reconquistar el corazÓn de sus hijas. un testimonio muy impactante a quien primer impacto. pamela: digamos noticias que acaparÓ los titulares del dÍa de hoy. _ vemaos noticias. >> despiadada paliza que un sujeto le dio a un hijastro. >> transmiten una pelÍcula pornogrÁfica en el televisor de un restaurante d

this story was much bigger than jackies.on't think the take away is just to focus on her story j. >> you would argue that even though this columbia report and the "washington post" story all cast doubt on the validity of the facts in the rolling stone article and in jack astory that this actually may help sexual assault victims tell their stories in the future? >> ironically yes. i think we're having a natural conversation about how to investigate these cases and to do so in the proper way. that requires fact checking. survivors who come forward even the marks fact checking is important. we don't want false accusations and all this really does even in my day job is that it counsels me that there is evidence and support so when i encourage survivors to use these systems they have support behind them. >> laura dunne. it's good to have you on the program again. thank you very much. >>> the fate of the accused boston marathon bomber is now in the hands of the jury. prosecutor and defense delivered their closing arguments today.

jackie is not the victim. jackie is the liar. she fabricated story.m are those young men at the fraternity house. then the professor at columbia university says we don't believe jackie was to blame. well, jackie wasn't to blame for rolling stone's crummy journalism. jackie is to blame for starting this fire that has created so much pain and suffering. then there is the editor of the rolling stone story itself. he says we were too differential to our rape victim. again, she makes up . . . . tougher and not doing that we did make her -- we did maybe do a disservice to her. rolling stone is worried that they did a disservice to jackie. not that jackie did a disservice to a whole bunch of other people. the reason this happens bill. is because in our liberal, politically correct culture liberal politically correct culture, women are often seen as part of an oppressed class. as a result, it's considered bad form, actually a better term would be bad gender manners to criticize a woman who claims sexual assault. this is the important part. even after -- even

jackie guerrido esta lista con el pronostico!! adelante, jackie..# jackie: bÁrbara, gracias.Ísima humedad, podrÍa provocar tornados, descargas elÉctricas. se emitieron los servicios de alerta, fuera de eso, nosotros, con condiciones estables, algo muy similar en boston. disfruten estas temperaturas, ustedes se lo merecen, todo lo contrario en chicago, algo mal tiempo, buena cara. yo me voy corriendo, no quiero que mi vuelo me deje, nos vemos el viernes. bÁrbara, pasa contigo.una gran victoria en kansas city, en un juego amistoso con paraguay!! un espectacular gol del debutante eduardo herrera fue suficiente para el triunfo de la seleccion mexicana!! los emocionados hinchas se lanzaron al terreno, pero fueron detenidos por los cuerpos de seguridad. # tenemos una sorpresa de impacto que no se puede perder despues de la pausa!! y ahora veamos un avance de lo que preparan en "despierta america"!! adelante.. presentador: te diremos cÓmo superar todos los retos. presentadora: ademÁs, deberÁn cÓmo una televidente tenÍa sobrepeso y reproducÍa asma. presentador: te mostraremos un apar

do you believe any of jackie's story alex?ll, megyn, look, you see what the police chief said last week. this isn't her first rodeo and that she has made other false accusations or you know unfounded accusations in the past. so i think it's very unlikely. can i say 100% that absolutely nothing happened that night? no. i can't say that 100%. but based on her track record and some of the huge inconsistencies with the perpetrator not even existing, i don't think there's any basis to say this was likely at all. >> ryan, she seemed to have feelings for you. and some have concluded that this entire thing was a ruse to win your affection, to somehow get attention from you because she was very focused on you throughout. do you believe that's why she did this? >> i mean i like to think that it's not. i really am still forced to wonder if maybe she went through something very traumatic at some point in her life that's manifesting itself in this story. now, whether the actual details of the story itself are true or not, you know, it seem

erdly failed to corroborate jackie's account. erdly failed to reveal jackie accounts to the fraternity. and erdly failed to get the last name of the student accused of leading the attack. officials suspended all greek activities to crackdown on sexual assaults. >> i truly feel as though nothing has changed since 1984, and when i read jackie's story i, myself, am back in that room. it is the same place. it is the same smell. it is the same feelings of being groped. >> last month the charlottesville police said that they found no evidence to support the story of jackie adding that it does not mean that something terrible did not happen to jackie. >> they have this statement: stephanie? >> of course, colombian journalism school will be holding a press conference in a couple of hours. so we'll get more details on that investigation. >> yes. >> thank you. >>> closing arguments are under way in the trial of the accused boston marathon bomber gee car tsarnaev. his attorneys are trying to spare him the death penalty. >> attorneys for dzh

>>jackie sissel: very carefully this a long process there were 50,000 lb.than 25 t of material inside of the struck what happens is all the things that is on fire they go inside that a typical water on at the pull boxes out right there so many boxes and fumble material inside of this these are the flames there were shooting out of the truck at around 6:00 this morning about half an hour after the accident there be many more hours before their act able to reopen the freeway because of this they have to put out the flame and help the trailers this will be hours and hours before they're able to reopen it that continuing to try and get the material out there will have to get everything out by hand. >>jackie sissel: before that a able to distinguish everything that the cleanup process will begin to be a very long time people will store things like that is exactly what it is you have to understand it when you have these big fires like this you could water on wants to start to pull the material out there still hot spots inside the material back to go back in there

what they remember is very different from what jackie told rolling stone. says that she was beaten hit in the face that she was barefoot that she was bloodied and that her face was obviously beaten is that true? >> no. i didn't notice anything sort of physical injuries i didn't notice a lack of shoes, i didn't really notice anything. >> reporter: there were other discrepancies about where she met her rapist where they went on their date and in the most strange date, jackie had asked her friend to text message her date and the messages were later reported to be fake. >> there was a chance whoever i was texts was jacks jackie. >> rolling stone admitted they never contacted the men they had accused and they also admitted thattal lex and ryan were never interviewed for the article. rolling stone said they had taken jackie eels word and failed to fact check most of her story. that's left challenging questions about what's really and what's not. the university's investigation said that -- they were clear not to accuse jackie of lying, leaving open the possibility

the rolling stone said they took jackie eels word.t left towering questions about what's real and what's not. last month charlottesville police say that they foubtd no evidence -- they were clear not to accuse jackie of lying leaving open the possibility that something bad might have happened to her, perhaps somewhere else. >> her friends tell us they believe it's possible they'll never know exactly what happened to jackie. >> i still think it's difficult to believe that she would have been acting. now fred as these additional details as these inconsistencies began to emerge late last year rolling stone reached out to the columbia journalism review to rewrite this story and in addition to rewriting it to go back and fact check their original story which they admitted they failed to fact check in many ways. tonight when in report is released we expect to learn the anatomy of how this story went so wrong. >> why would rolling stone do that? is this their way of trying to reassure their readers that they're willing to fall on the sword,

she failed to corroborate jackie's account. she failed to provide details to the phi capita si fraternity. she failed to get the last name of the student jackie accused of leading the attack. several more students made rape allegations. uv alum said that she was raped 20 years earlier at a party at the same fraternity house. >> i truly feel that nothing has changed since 1984. when i read jackie's story i'm back in that room. it is the same place. it is the same smell. it is the same feelings of being groped. >> last month the charlottesville police department announced that investigators found no evidence to support the allegations made by jackie. adding that it doesn't mean that something terrible didn't happen to jackie. "rolling stone" says that no one will be fired for the errors in the report. >>> vote necessary ferguson, month m are preparing to go to the polls for a vote that could change that city's leadership. tuesday's municipal elections are the first since last summer's killing of michael brown voters could put up

jackie: besos a las chicas de primer impacto!! pamela: estamos aquÍ listas gracias jackie y raÚl!!s una hora de mucha informaciÓn. en un acontecimiento feliz se haermosos cuatrillizos. la falta de recursos les impide llevarse a los niÑos a casa. barbie: llegaron hasta anunciar la muerte en las redes sociales pero hoy la modelo nos cuenta que estÁ mejor que nunca y lista para retomar las riendas de su vida y reconquistar el corazÓn de sus hijas. un testimonio muy impactante a quien primer impacto. pamela: digamos noticias que acaparÓ los titulares del dÍa de hoy. _ vemaos noticias. >> despiadada paliza que un sujeto le dio a un hijastro. >> transmiten una pelÍcula pornogrÁfica en el televisor de un restaurante donde varias parejas almorzaban con sus hijos. estÁn en alerta a las autoridades de salud por bacterias resistentes a antibiÓticos. joan sebastiÁn tuvo que ser hospitalizado y tenemos lo Último sobre su estado de salud. esto es primer impacto! barbie: comenzamos con la indignaciÓn de personas ante el abuso de poder de policÍas. salvador durÁn con imÁgenes desde los angeles. sa

later on it turned into an article focussing on jackie's. i became the supportive figure. >> the portrayal of you as a supportive figure is that something that was conceived by jackie not as much by you, right? your descriptions. >> so i did talk to her as a friend of jackies to tell her what i had done to support her. i also the majority of time talked about my advocacy efforts. she left that out. she said it was without a strong feminist base or survivor support which is completely untrue. i've been supporting her for a long time and other people as well. we do have people when they come to you and say i've been sexually assaulted. the majority don't react how sabrina portrayed the three friends in the article that said don't go to police don't go to the hospital. i think that that's really detrimental detrimental. i don't want survivors to read that and go maybe i shouldn't disclose my story because what if my friends tell me that? that's really unfortunate and a strong fear i have resulting from the article. >> sure. you see that as a fa

>>jackie sissel: avoid the area if you can. >>michelle apon: they are allowing trucks was down 580 so if you need to avoid this area you definitely need to find out an alternate route dispense shipyard traveling northbound 880. still a bit quiet on the left-hand side for the traffic lanes moving over the freeway and looking at the golden gate rather the san mateo bridge movie in the westbound direction looks pretty good no delays in this area this morning the richmond san rafael bridge quite as of this morning one major hot spot right now is 880, northbound no. of davis you have to file an alternate route if you're traveling in the san leandro oakland area as of this morning a quick check of whether traffic and weather looks good across san francisco. >>michelle apon: if temperatures also into the '40's and '50's daily city 48 degrees slightly cooler temperatures and a bottle at 46 degrees mid-60's part of the east we go and antioch 63 degrees it is a breezy start we have a dusty conditions we're talking more about your day it

adelante, jackie!!! jackie: aquÍ estoy con la noticia mÁs candentes del mundo del entretenimiento,.cipara en zooolander 2! la imagen le ha dado la vuelta al mundo en cuestiÓn de horas. nos vamos al mundo de suspenso nÉstor carbonell uno de las concediÓ una entrevista. y hablÓ del poder de los latinos en hollywood. nestor: uno nunca sabe el poder de los latinos. le dÉ las gracias andy garcÍa y antonio banderas problema puertas. jackie: ya estamos en la onda de terror y suspenso que traigo un adelanto del set de rodaje de la tercera parte de insitus uy!! si quieren ver el resto de la entrevista exclusiva y averiguar si tuviera un problemita con los espÍritus no se lo pierda maÑana quien primer impacto. saltamos a una aterradora historia de la vida real que acaba de ocurrir los Ángeles el actor jeremy jackson apuÑalÓ a un hombre en el pecho y agregÓ haberlo hecho en defensa personal. del actor se encuentra en libertad tras el lamentable suceso. otro de los que anda molesto es uno de los hermanastros de kim kardashian, al parecer no la perdona por no permitirle que asista su boda con da

news4's jackie bensen is on the phone headed to the scene. jackie, tell us where you are and where what you can see. >> reporter: we have at richie road right at the entrance to the complex where this industrial park is. i can tell you what i'm seeing is police and fire vehicles flying past me. it looks like they brought in prince george's county sheriff's officers to sort of help with traffic controls. we see one after another fire engine and ladder trucks pulling in. the sign to the entrance says allied products try call ceilings. at least three of those things that can give off very dark black smoke when they burn which is what you're seeing on the video. i psi two more trucks two from clinton, maryland pumper trucks and it is very very very busy scene here right now. i think mark brady was on earlier and told you at least two fire trucks have been damaged by this. we first noticed the smoke on new york avenue in east washington near florida in the district and saw manythis black smoke. i want diminished far while, obvious will'sthere's a

instead, she got it from jackie.nd as you mentioned in that statement that the reporter put out, she let her fear of retraumatizing jackie get in the way of her digging deeper on this story and perhaps verifying it. so yeah it's really devastated this campus and this report by columbia university really shed some light on what happened here. >> it's a cautionary tale indeed when journalism moves into advocacy rather into straight reporting of facts. thank you so much. president obama is trying to counteract intense lobbying from israel's prime minister benjamin netanyahu over the iran deal. in lengthy interview, tom freedman, the president argued support for israel is a bedrock of his foreign policy. >> i would consider it a failure on my part a fundamental failure of my presidency if on my watch or as a consequence of work i've done israel was rendered more vulnerable -- >> not just a strategic failure. >> and that's not just a strategic failure but it would be a moral failure. >> netanyahu on "meet the press" is no

jackie: gracias aquÍ estoy con la noticia bien candente.se con la que tuvimos la oportunidad de platicar natal de la forcada de quien se encuentra promocionando su mÁs reciente disco titulado hasta la raÍz del cual se desprende, nunca suficiente. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪y tÚ te vas ♪ ♪ todas las ilusiones ♪ jackie: hablo con ella y afirmÓ que este sexto disco es muy importante para su carrera. considera que Éste algunas muy Íntimo. develÓ que para ella no existen lugares mÁs bonitos que veracruz. por lo que la vio crecer. el actor ben styler, compartiÓ imÁgenes de un auto descapotable junto con el actor que interpreta a su hijo la cinta. la cinta se estrenarÁ a comienzos del 2006. ..................... otra historia de impacto es que esta vez pasamos a presionar el padre de las cargas a quien revela que aparentemente su cambio de sexo es algo que definitivamente tenÍa que pasar en su vida. ................. una autora deleitaba millones de fans, con la producciÓn de carne y hueso. la foto ingrese a miembros del elenco como ema watson quien hace el papel de

jackie salit: i will open the floor up to you. get some house lights and microphones on the other end of the aisle. i asked my panelists here to join us in this discussion. sir? >> i have a statement that i would like to make. i am part of cic a, the community for independent community action. we must continue to organize on the grassroots level and that nonpartisan and open primaries is a must if we want to commit to true democracy. we know for a fact that the democratic party has taken our votes for granted and have sold us out. and that the republicans are only going to let us in if we are willing to come in through the back door. i want to thank dr. newman and dr. fulani. our children cannot grow unless they are first taught to develop. i want to personally thank dr. fulani for giving me the opportunity to grow. [applause] you see, i have two degrees. and i still find it hard to find a job. and i thought that with all my education and all my knowledge that things would be a little bit easier. but i am still a person that was b

. >> reporter: phi kappa psi, where jackie a uva student attending a party, was gang raped by a bunch of frat boys. or so she claimed. >> reporter: these are the images the prosecution wants the jury to remember. the horror in the moments after the marathon bombing. what they call dzhokhar tsarnaev's plan to punish america. in their closing arguments, today showing this image, the richard family standing on the sidelines. 8-year-old martin his smiling mother and just behind that tree tsarnaev. waiting to plant the bomb that would end martin's life. these children weren't innocent to him, the prosecutor said they were american. the jury also saw this picture. prosecutors playing this so-called jihadi music, insisting the tsarnaev brothers felt they were soldiers. dzhokhar they say a full partner in the plot. pointing to his casual behavior. buying milk moments after the attack. and to the worlds carved inside the boat where he hid. "stop killing our innocent people and we will stop." tsarnaev's attorney today walking the fine line she had throughout the trial. trying to save her client

to jackie on the evening of november 28th, 2012. we're just not able to gather conclusive facts to know what that meantime. >> reporter: they conclude it may have had wide reaching issues on the campus rape meaning that it may have spread the idea that many women invent rapegations. the president teresa sullivan echoed that in the statement saying the article did not to combat sexual violence and damaged the efforts to address the serious issue. rolling stone and urdly both issued apologies on sunday. despite the findings they have no plans to fire or suspend anyone for this story. anne-marie? >> brian webb at columbia university. >>> closing arguments are set for this morning in the boston marathon bombing trial. the jury will then decide dzhokhar tsarnaev's fate on dozens of counts related to the 2013 attack. kris van cleave shows us the 16-day trial emotional testimony and powerful images. >> from the beginning the trial of accused marathon bomber dzhokhar tsarnaev has been less about guilt than life or deft of the defendant. dur

jackie? >> reporter: well jim, the lawmakers indicated to us that they would not have had a problem with the use of deadly force in this situation. >> as far as we're concerned, this is an extremely urgent situation. >> i think if you're going to do that and come down if it was up to me, i would have -- i would have taken care of the problem. >> reporter: house oversight committee jason chaffetz of utah and ranking member elijah cummings of maryland spoke to reporters after an hour-long classified briefing by those in charge of security at the u.s. capitol and the white house. the two expressed concern that gyrocopter pilot doug hughes was able to travel undetected through 30 miles of the most restricted airspace in the united states. they confirmed law enforcement officers were poised to use deadly force on hughes, who says his flight was a protest to draw attention to campaign finance reform.ere briefed that there were multiple weapons trained on this gyrocopter and they elected not to fire

when ahead jacky's story i'm in that room. it is the same place, the same smell, the same feelings of being groped. . >> reporter: within days "the washington post" found glaring discrepancies. close friends found a different story. while she met drew it turns out no one worked at the university pool. "rolling stones" admitted that it did not independently verify jacky's account. in december it published an apology, calling the magazine's trust inform jacky misplaced. laura dunn a rape survivor and lawyer, was quoted in the article. >> to hear that they were digging into the issue, and packing it on a campus i was excited. i thought the coverage would be important for others. >> they worry the important point, a conversation about sexual assault will get lost in the fall out. >> doesn't mean it didn't happen or the story doesn't have an important role. >> e va imposed new rules to make parties safer. >> there's a lot of discussion about journal. >> behind the article. it's irrelevant to what we are trying to do. we think that

in northeast washington jackie bensen news 4, back to you. >> thank you, jackie.rn our attention now to those officers who were injured. our team coverage continues with our mark segraves. >> he's live at medstar washington hospital where two police officers are being treated. >> reporter: doreen and jim, here's what we know for a fact. d.c. fire and ems spokesperson confirms that three victims were transported from the 11th and h street shoot-out scene here to medstar hospital earlier this evening. we can tell you that we have seen d.c. police officers and officers from other law enforcement agencies coming and going here in the last hour or so. now, our sources tell us that two officers were transported here one was shot one was injured as a result of the crash that ended that car chase and the third person transported here was the victim. again, conflicting reports about the current condition of that victim but here's what d.c. police chief cathy lanier and mayor bowser said about an hour ago at a press conference. >> right now we know we have a sergeant who ha

[laughter] jackie salit: so does my daughter.laughter] joan blades: that is a terrible thing to say, that we have that much division. and we know that, when people with like minds talk together about an issue, they get more radicalized on that view. that is part of what has been happening to us. we are living, increasingly, in a narrative stream. when i talk about an issue with my conservative friends, sometimes our facts, they are different. they are very different. that makes it difficult for us to have a good discussion and solution. the conversations are an invitation to start reconnecting, and at the core of this initiative is one small simple tool. it is about making that human connection. most people think it is our intellect that guides us, but actually, our emotions guide us. when i like you, i hear what you say, and it has a lot -- i am more likely to remember it and believe you. and i am more likely to be sitting there trying to figure things out with you in a way that will try to make you happy. if we can just start h

i did not go far enough to verify jackie's story allowed my concern for jackie's well-being my fear ofand more facts. a lawyer speaking for jackie had no comment. "rolling stone" also apologized for the report and the damage it caused to the fraternity and the university of virginia. uva's president teresa sullivan issued a statement saying in part, irresponsible journalism unjustly damaged the rep tass of many innocent individuals and the university of virginia. while they admitted fault and failures rolling stone pub ish letter says his top editors will keep their jobs and eldererly continue to report for the mag zayn. a press conference will be held at noon today to answer question questions about its report. dicey. >> are you surprised she keeps reporting for the magazine nobody's fired, and just terrible terrible case of slandering somebody? >> given this autopsy it's jaw-dropping that she keeps her job. and i think we have to ask, how this -- how this happened exactly? because i don't think these are mistakes. this is an experienced reporter who knows you don't take a single sour

[laughter] jackie salit: so does my daughter. [laughter] joan blades: that is a terrible thing to say that we have that much division. and we know that, when people with like minds talk together about an issue, they get more radicalized on that view. that is part of what has been happening to us. we are living, increasingly, in a narrative stream. when i talk about an issue with my conservative friends, sometimes our fact, they are different. they are very different. that makes it difficult for us to have a good discussion and solution. the conversations are an invitation to start reconnecting , and that the core of this initiative is one small, simple tool. it is about making that human connection. most people think it is our intellect that guides us but actually, our emotions guide us. when i like you, i hear what you say, and it has a lot -- i am more likely to remember it and believe you. and i am more likely to be sitting there trying to figure things out with you in a way that will try to make you happy. if we can just star

after sparking national outrage, the magazine acknowledged there were some discrepancies with jackie's story. now the columbia university graduate school of journalism released an independent review of the article as requested by rolling stone. it stays in part quote, a rape on campus is a story of journalistic failure that was avoidable. the failure encompassed editing, editorial supervision and fact checking. the review found they didn't try to contact three friends who denied information attributed to them rolling stone never identified ald attackers and never gave the fraternity the chance to respond to the accusation. the author of the original article is apologizing to readers saying in part i allowed my concern for jackie's well-being my fear of retraumatizeing her and my confidence in her credibility to take the place of more questioning and more facts. a lawyer for jackie has not made any comments. >>> this morning indianapolis police investigating a multiple shooting inside a home there. five people were shot in the city's northwest side last night. the victims are two women

jackie: gracias, aquÍ estoy con las noticias mÁs candentes.dijo que hasta el mÁs tonto sabe que lo que se ve es un cigarrillo de marihuana y no cocaÍna. saltamos a otra cantante con la que tuvimos la oportunidad de platicar hablamos de la mexicana natalia lafourcade promocionan su mÁs reciente disco "hasta la raÍz", aquÍ el primer sencillo del disco. ♪ todas las ilusiones ♪ variety latino hablÓ con ella dijo que este disco es importante para su carrera fue su retorno al mundo de la composiciÓn considera que el Álbum es muy Íntimo para ella no existe lugar mÁs bonito que veracruz, pueblo que la vio nacer ahora nos vamos al mundo del cine el actor ben stiller compartiÓ una foto de la segunda parte de zoolander que nos tiene a todos con la boca abierta. se trata de una imagen donde podemos ver a steler manejar un carro junto a su hijo lo libere pido es que al parecer en la cinta tiene tanto estilo o como su padre, zoolelander personaje interpretado por su padre. pasamos otra noticia de impacto protagonizada por bruce jenner el famoso papÁ de las

jackie declined to comment on the review. the reporter apologized late yesterday to rolling stone readers and uva community. i allowed my concern for jackie's well being and fear of retraumatizing her to take the place of more questions and more facts. joining me now is nbc news correspondent charles hadlock. what more do we know about the specific lawsuit now filed by the fraternity? >> reporter: well it just happened, the lawsuit was filed by the local fraternity here saying that the fraternity has been defamed, that if the "rolling stone" article was serious about helping women it would not have approached the story in this manner. meanwhile, the university itself has to live under the stigma of this article which is now been retracted and now has been discredited by the columbia journalism review. theresa sullivan said in a statement that the rolling stone article did nothing to combat sexual violence and may have damaged the cause to help young women. it is irresponsible journalism she said that unjustly damaged the repu

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>>jackie sissel: i am below the scene of the accident near san quentin but i went up to the accidentt video yet seen from the accident from the ground here and is as a said the accident happened at around 530 this morning the driver of the ups truck carrying two trailers high centered on the divide broke his gas tank started a fire and since then firefighters have been battling inside the cab of the big rig and see the flames tear the problem is they do not know exactly what is on board with the driver told them was he was carrying 50,000 lbs. of household materials what that is they do not know exactly for while they let it burn and now the have got inside the cabin systematically tearing all the material out of the cab and as they do that more of the flames park of to you to see firefighters standing right next to the rate on matters some of them inside of the red going with hand tools pull the material out trained water on an attempted to get the thing out as quickly as they can. >>jackie sissel: this will be here for while traffic is being diverted on both sides of the freeways.

. >>> do you think that jackie perhaps believed your story was hers? >> "all in" starts right now. >>> good evening from new york. i'm chris hayes. on the heels of one of the shoes shocking instances of police violence, the fatal shooting of walter scott in north charleston, south carolina there's another video depicting brutality by deputies in san bernardino county california. the victim's lawyer says it's worse than what happened to rodney king. the police arrived at a house 80 miles northeast of los angeles to serve a search warrant. according to police, they made contact with a male who took off in a car, driving at high speed until the car became disabled. he then fled on foot until he found a better mode of transportation. he allegedly stole a horse from a man in the area continuing for miles into the rocky terrain, being trailed by deputies and off road vehicles on to the and in helicopters. when they caught up with him, a knbc news chopper was there to record what went down. >> here's the deputy chasing him. the deputy fell down. oh, he shot h

. >> we have jackie bryson. >> good afternoon, i'm still jackie bryson as the beginning. i'm just more well informed as a jackie bryson and i'm very happy to see that the hot team finally made a public appearance. this has been difficult. the san francisco local homeless board has wanted to have the hot team come and make a presentation. we were hoping for april, but there seems to be a conflict