. >>> troopers say john williams did i did i divven pulled the fire alarm and ran to awaiting vehicle over the weekend. anyone with information organ whereabouts call state police. he was behind bars for dui. >>> bobby christina brown the daughter of whitney houston is still unconscious as she was found face down in a batting tub. the husband of the -- bathtub. the husband of the 21-year-old woman found her in the bathtub on saturday. whitney houston drown in a bath tube nearly # years ago. >>> the seahawks was down 4 at the 1 yard line, they passed for an interception. the coach said he called for a pass because the line was in a run-stopping defense. of tom brady wins his third m.v.p. "g.m.a." will have more after "action news." ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ if you want it ♪ ♪ go out and get it ♪ >> the storm that brought rain, snow and icy mix to our area, hammered the midwest with lots of snow. look at this, highways in nebraska was littered with vehicles that skidded off the roads. whiteout conditions in iowa had visibility near zero. >> reporter: in our area it looks mostly wet you're going to hit sl

the inmate is john williams devon of bellefonte bellefonte, and investigators say he pulled a fire alarm earlier this morning the at warnersville correctional facility. he ran out of the building to a red passenger car waiting for him. the car then sped off. officials have not yet said what he was doing time for. if you think you might know where he is, pennsylvania state police want to hear from you. >>> fire fighters in the mercer county battled two alarm blaze and elements at a strip mall overnight. it happened here on the 2300 block of spruce street in ewing township just after 4:00 this morning. fire ripped through super seven convenient store and then spread to a nearby liquor store. a driver on spruce street saw the fire and called 911. super seven was badly damage liquor store was also damaged by the the fire. no one was hurt and no word on what sparked the blaze. >>> those who traveled to arizona for tonight's super bowl will experience incredibly tight security. at least 72,000 people are expected in the university of phoenix stadium. >> helicopter will whoever above while fbi

separately san francisco president john williams told the financial times the central bank is getting closer and closer to raising rates. and today, bond yields rose with a ten year treasury closing right around 2%. >>> the number of job openings jumped to a 14 year high. according to a new labor department survey there were more than 5 million job vacancies at the end of december. december was also the best month for hiring since before the recession and thomas perz said the job market is showing strength. >> in the depths of the recession, there were almost 7 job seekers for every job. now we're down to 1.7, so everything is moving in the right direction. you layer this on top of job numbers on top of gas prices on top of auto sales, and that all equals a confident eco fundamentals are very very strong. >> improved demand for goods and services has prompted employers to hire. >> one company doing hiring is home depot. the home improvement retailer said it will take on 80,000 workers for spring selling season. that matches the number of people hired last year. the jobs both permanent

for the final selma to montgomery march get he was a member of the legal team who represented williams, john lewis, and a million boynton robinson in williams versus wallace. because of his work and the courage of an alabama federal judge, federal judge frank johnson ruled that the foot soldiers had a first amendment right to petition the government through peaceful protests and ordered federal agents to move full protection, to provide full protection to the foot soldiers in the selma to montgomery march. under court order, they had the national guard in countless federal agencies and marshals who escorted more than a thousand foot soldiers on march 21, 1965. at these brave men and women began their historic 54-mile journey from selma to the steps of the alabama state capital in montgomery, alabama. the extraordinary bravery and sacrifices these foot soldiers displayed in pursuit of a peaceful march from selma to montgomery brought national attention to the struggle for equal voting rights, and served as a catalyst for congress to pass the voting rights act of 1965, which president lyndon b

john williams saying the company is getting closer to changing interest rates.ng at what is going on with the euro. the g 20 meeting. the focus seems to be on greece finance ministers. he says they don't have time to give greece anymore time to hold conversations and going on to say it's over if the nation doesn't want the final trench of its aid program. that is where we are currently on euro-dollar. >> the top stories, taking for are a public. -- for ari -- ferrarri public. mark uni told bloomberg about his hopes for an industrywide european rebound. >> the european market lost regally in cars. i think there is ample opportunity for this to be scaled back. every once in a while it continues to be a significant overhang. i think the european bloc is bound to do better. >> goldman sachs said it hired almost 90% of the -- it hired new positions. 90% chose to join the company. the company said the simpler business model made it the employer of choice in the industry. crude could be in for another slump as growth in u.s. output leads to a build in the nation's stoc

. >> forgive us if this next topic if you don't care about brian williams or john stuart. many people suspected that williams would be taken to the woodshed, and john stewart's announcement was a little more surprising. he is the guy that has become america's leading political satirist. if he's gone by the end of the year, how will that affect the 2016 election? >> it's bad for democrats. he was tougher on republicans. >> yes, he's a liberal. >> that's where they could go to sell their book and where a lot of younger liberals got revved up to participate in politics. that is bad for democrats. he has become, with the exception of 60 minutes, the best ways to sell a political book in the country. assuming the person that replaces him does not have his our power. >> he said that stewart was a really important outlet for getting information out. one of the most important media voices. it's good news for republicans to not have to be taken to the woodshed by him every night. i think it's bad for all of us. it will be a less interesting campaign for his absence. >> shows like ou

let's take a look. >> john, williams basically he said he miss remembered. can't we forgive him and move on? >> it is not the worst story. he was telling classes that he had been a paratrooper in vietnam. it turned out he was teaching history classes during the war at west point. >> he was probably talking about things like that. he was talking about paratroopers in class. >> he had to write a memoir about it. he made the history class sound like a firefight. >> do you think this is the same situation? he was in -- i make up stories when i am on a regular airplane. >> i can't imagine how fast i would -- >> he was actually on a real helicopter that was shot at. >> he didn't get shot at. >> no, no, he was actually. >> he was an hour behind -- >> no they corrected it. the guys that remembered he was not there, they were wrong. the original stars and stripes guys were wrong. he was actually shot at. he is not so stupid that someone as prominent as him could make up a story -- 20 witnesses and no one will call him out? i think he really did forget. >> i want to g

john. >> william blythe. >> full name. >> william jefferson blythe. >> on his property in mount vernon, president george washington ran what type of business, the largest in the nation at the time? >> whiskey distillery. >> that's correct. which president was given last rites three times before taking office? a, theodore roosevelt, john f. kennedy -- >> john f. kennedy. >> that is correct. >> oh, my gosh. >> franklin roosevelt was the first -- let's try to limit the applause so we can keep rifling through these. franklin roosevelt was the first president to use an armored limousine. who was the previous owner of the first car they offered to him? >> al capone. >> that is correct. number seven, who was the only president to pay off the national debt? >> andrew jackson. >> that is correct. >> after abraham lincoln's death, a gang of thieves was busted for trying to steal, his hat -- >> his remains. his body. his tomb. >> we'll give it to you. his casket. number nine, president mckinley was beloved by women because of his love for his wife. >> he would put a handkerchief over her face. >> that is co

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kinds of benefits afterwards, but having been out there with people like dan collins and officer john williams one of three falkland veterans who had been on the troopship when the welsh guardsmen burned to death and he drank himself to death when he got back to britain. i view these at casualties just as rupert and edison so we all know about the many problems that have been in the va system. the british are further behind then the americans. >> host: any talk about re-inventing the system or improving the system or developing a new way to take care of this? smyers always debate about -- >> guest: there's always debate bit. i for instance they talk about a new tracking system so in the national health service, i.d. number, you put in a code which shows doctors that this person has served but effectively you still have a national health system where soldiers leave the military been veterans and are then out in the civilian system will very little help in any kind of military context. >> host: are they falling back at all on the falklands campaign, be it to track difference's or try to learn --

if you remember the interview we did with john williams in san francisco last week, he's thinking aboutinflation target. his unemployment target in that 5% inflation -- unemployment is what he predicts for the end of the year. >> he said lock through the inflaction weakness, look through it. >> looking through things. >> yes. >> thanks, mandy. >> a looking glass, perhaps. the price of oil continues to fall, down nearly 9%. let's get right downtown to the nymex. yesterday you told us it was a technical move high. you were right. >> traders are saying we saw that bull rally on technicals, people wanted to pile on, they made short-term profits and now they're selling again today because the fundamentals are back in play here. we got that build in inventory, more than 6 million barrels. people are reminded even if we are seeing rig caps declining we won't see the impact of that until the latter half of the year, oil prices, $48.51. we have a stronger dollar helping push us lower and weak data out of china. the fundamental story right now is that this commodity should probably go lower. you

society united states daughters of 1812, patricia gallagher, low easy -- louisiana society president john williamsneral society of the war of 1812, tom jax president. daughters of the british empire, jane caruso, louisiana society president. ike edwards and gregory osborne direct descendents of a freeman of color who fought in the battle. they are joined by beverly mckenna dolores, barbara trevino, and elizabeth rhodes, curators educators, and volunteers. kathy jackson is president and founder of the river road african-american museum. al jackson is the founder of historic collection -- treme collection. they are presenting a wreath of the afro caribbean men who labored and fought on the battlefield. the battle was critical for the then three-year-old state of louisiana. the seven-year-old st. bernard parish and the city of new orleans, which back then, was still acclimating to the idea of being an american city. today, representatives of these three local government pay tribute to the men women, and merchants and laborers whose efforts helped win the day and who were built -- and who rebuilt the

things or playing benefits afterwards but having been out there with people like dan collins and john williams who was one of the three falklands veterans who have been on the ship were although watched guardsman burned to death. he drank himself to death when he got back to britain and i view these as casualties just as rupert thornhill and john burchill and mark anderson. although we all know about the many problems in the va system i think the british are behind on all of this. >> host: is there any talk whatsoever about reinventing the system or improving the system or developing in a way to take care of that? >> guest: there is always debate about it and for instance they talk about a new tracking system so you put in the national health service i.d. number and you put in the code which shows doctors that this person served but effectively you still have a national health system where soldiers leave the military and become veterans and go out in the civilian system with very little help in any kind of military context. >> host: are they falling back at all on the falklands campaign and do

out of things or claiming benefits afterwards but being out there with people like dan collins john williams who was one of the three falklands veterans being on board the ship in the watch guardsmen and burned to death. .. are they falling back on the campaign? to attract the differences or to try to learn lessons? >> guest: there is a study that was kind of a take that but they went out of their way to prove the rate was way below that. there wasn't a problem here we don't need to worry about this. >> host: to turn that around is there an emphasis on the way things are in the united states and the way that they track backs it does make the news regular and there are a lot of people that are deeply invested in the problem and the folks that really attracts out and are concerned about that and we would probably include ourselves in that. but when you compare that to another country where there is but little attention. you have to be careful about for trading the veterans as victims are ticking time bombs of angry men that are about to go postal at any moment. i think that most people have am

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late word just breaking now that brian williams will be suspended for six months without pay. in a shocker on john stewart, he is stepping down from his popular nightly show. the williams news directly from nbc, a statement coming as i said just moments ago. quote, we have decided today to us suspend brian williams for six months. the suspension will be without pay and is effective immediately. we'll have a lot more on that shortly. is it really just a six month suspension or perhaps lead to him actually being terminated? we'll talk ahead. but we begin with other breaking news. >>> the cruel death and remarkable life of kayla mueller. the admiration and courage for the serenity she displayed in a year and a half of isis captivity. president obama spoke to buzz feed's penn smith. >> she was confirmed dead today and i wondered if you had any reaction to her murder and whether, really how you tell a family not going to do this again? not doing all we can in this situation? >> first of all, my immediate reaction is heartbreak. you know i've been in touch with kayla's family. she was an outstanding you

we've heard something similar from john c williams last week.ou can never be too sure because they rely on models. it does seem like a lot of what we are seeing is global this inflationary forces impacting domestic developments. >> stronger dollars leading to tighten financial conditions and that is in theory the goal of rate hikes. is the stronger dollar doing the heavy lifting for chair yellen and the fed? >> i think that is a legitimate way of looking at it will stop the move in -- way of looking at it. the move in the dollar will be good for the u.s.. but to the degree it keeps moving up like this it may enter more and more into the fed's consideration. we haven't heard that a whole lot yet from fed speak but at the rate the dollar is moving we need to be sensitive to the fact it could start to change their forecast. >> what will her biggest challenge be this year? >> i would say getting that first rate hike done without the market jumping to the conclusion that each meeting after that will be a steady progression of rate hikes. they are try

a guy, i give him a shoutout, john williams not the music composer. he runs shadowstatistics.com. he still asks the question a household survey question have you been looking for a job if you're unemployed beyond one year? he gets that group. he says that number is more than the total unemployment rate is more than 20%. >> i agree with mr. williams about methodology. that's where you get the true impression of the economy in the households, among people whose sons and daughters are looking for jobs either they are getting poorly paid jobs beneath the level of education they attained. one of the big stories we've covered several years now or still looking for work. that's the source of the economic anxiety that you see reflected in the "gallup poll" that seem to be out of scale with the claims the obama administration is make for its economy. tom: your editorial today about the president's budget and you're saying it makes us more dependent on government? >> i'm calling it the empire of taxation, he's proposing $1.5 trillion in new taxes starting in 2016. the budget he proposed, $3

names include john oliver, jessica williams, tina fey, amy poehler and seth mcfarland. >>> a search is underway in palo alto for a man behind a pash of curbing crimes. police say he took pictures of women while they were using the bathroom at a community center. alex savidge has more. >> reporter: there is a sense of unease today at the coverly community center in palo alto which includes a foothill college campus. this is where police say a man has been sneaking into women's restrooms and snapping pictures. it's happened twice. most recently on monday night. police say a woman in her twegets was in a bathroom stall when she noticed a man holding a cell phone over the dividing wall taking photos of her or possibly recording video. the victim yelled and the man ran off. after hearing about this unsettling crime, today many foothill students were going not bathroom with a friend just to be safe. >> because it is scary. you know, we come here to get our education and we come here and find out that there's something taking pictures of us in the bathroom to do something normal like going to

coauthor of the invisible gorilla, how intuition deceives us and how john diaz who has a simple bottom line for brian yil brian williams fire him. john you said flatout, brian williams should not keep his job. i wonder what you think of this six month suspension and whether it's just a precursor of him being let go. >> a couple things, anderson. first of all, the punishment is severe. but i also think it's appropriate. really the gravity of this breach of journal ismism ethics. i suspect he's not going to come back as the face of the nbc news division nor should he as managing editor. all of us understand journalists, anderson, that at the point of entry, this is something fabricating information, simply cannot be done. you would get fired from this in the smallest market in the united states. >> well, there's no doubt about it. dan, brian williams said he misremembered. a lot of people scoff at the idea of misremembering, what does that actually mean, does he misremember what happened in the helicopter in iraq, but what you know of this story and your work on memory issues, are you inclined to believe him? because cle

brian williams is suspended for six months without pay and john stuew wart is leaving the daily show. and cbs says that williams' misrepresentation of events while he was covering the iraq war was wrong and inappropriate and what does that mean for the newscast and porfor the news people working with him? we will talk to them. and tonight, brian williams suspended for six months without pay. and there sis revelations that he exaggerated stories from a iraq mission, and the network calling it wrong and inappropriate for someone in brian's position. and now joining us is cnn's senior media correspondent, and dan abrams founder of mediaite and frank sesno and the bureau chief and now the director of media and public relations at georgetown university and i want to e begin with brian selter and how did we get here? suspension without pay? >> i don't know. because i have never seen anything like it. and it started with brian williams starting with an apology of misremembering something, and he said that an rpg struck his helicopter and he said that did not happen, and then he started with

williams. >> just for the record i once ran a hedge fund and anti performed it in 3 years. >> what's our name. >> john. >> thank you. >> david williams with the retirees thank you for listening i'm very proud of any members of 1023 one and have talked about he they feel will the hedge funds plan it is seemed to be recommended about the risks and the fees the need for transparent about the feeling they're not been due diligence that this whole mechanism of determining the asset allocation has been taken with blinder on for the last six or seven months and the lass lack of controls with the board and the hedge funds will have and the investments and fear that groups on the table like elliott management and the people he deals with that will invest their money against the unions and against the fine benefit plans leads me to once again say you've heard from many of our members you've received many, many services opposing hedge fund investments today, i have another 8 hundred and 65 close to 3 thousand signatures of our members back behind the ones you've heard opposing the hedge fund allocations we'd lik

williams. >> just for the record i once ran a hedge fund and anti performed it in 3 years. >> what's our name. >> john. >> thank you. >> david williams with the retirees thank you for listening i'm very proud of any memb

the brianwilliams/john stewart double whammy. >> crazy speculation they could actually swap jobs. >> lester holt in for brian. could he take over williams's10 million job. >> why his nickname on 30 rock is iron pants. >> then is john stewart leaving to direct movies? five things you never knew about america's top fake newsman. plus. >> the other famous tv news anchor that was

speaking about brian williams and john stewart. hours before his death, car moderated a discussion with nsa leak err edward snowden. david car leaves behind wife and three children, he was 58 years old. >> bob simon was not wearing a seatbelt when he was killed in a car crash. the 73 year old died in new york wednesday night. the car he was riding in struck another car that was stopped at a red light and then slammed into metal traffic barriers. simon was riding in a for-hire town car at the time. seatbelts are not required in those vehicles. >>> the egg harbor township power both racer suspected every faking his own death in a staged accident. facing charges this morning. andrew biddle turned himself in yesterday. forty-five year old allude dollars authority for months, after dis nearing late july . >> tuesday shooting may have been over a parking dispute. >>> 4:40 right now. nearly 200 students are sickened on pennsylvania college campus. what officials believe is causing this illness. >> also, boston bracing for more snow. how t

between the brian williams and john stewart stories, it has been a fascinating week in recent history in the news story. but the most important chronicle her -- chronicler did not get to see it and. david carr died in the "new york times" newsroom. anyone who knew david, as we both did, new him in their own way, and those who did not know him, got a sense in page one at "the new york times," especially when he confronts shane smith of "vice." david carr: i arrived in new york late in life and the chip that was planted in my mind, let's just call it "the new york times" inception really helped me. the drug addiction that i suffered in my 20's and 30's, leading in jail for cocaine possession, raising two children as a sigel para and eventually ending up at the new york times, i know what it is like to come out on the other side when the odds are stacked against you. we have had reporters there reporting on genocide, and just because you put on a [bleep] safari helmet does not give you a right to insult what we do. shane smith: i am just saying i'm not there to report, i'm just there to

john hood and mark rotterman fonded the john lock foundation with the help of art pope and the john william pope foundation. while its beginnings may have been small, the foundation quickly made an impact and today it is the leading voice in north carolina for free markets limited government and personal responsibility. the silver jubilee represents a changing of the guard for the organization. after nearly 20 years at its helm founder john hood is taking a new role as president of the pope foundation. he leaves john lot foundation in the very capable hands of corey swanson, who has been a central figure in the growth and influence of the organization over the last 15 years. the future is bright at the foundation, and the people of north carolina are the beneficiaries and are grateful. with that i yield back, mr. speaker. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from michigan seek recognition? >> mr. speaker, i ask unanimous consent to address the house for one minute. the speaker pro tempore: without objection the gentleman is recognized for one minute. mr. kildee: it's

john. >> reporter: hi, rick williams this started as a domestic sometime after # a.m. -- 3:00 a.m. in another township several miles away. there was a police pursuit that ended when the suspect tried to stab the police officer that involved a police-involved shooting. the incidented started with -- the incident started 15 or 10 minutes earlier with the stabbing of a woman. the police officer gave pursuit of the male suspect. a knife-wheeling suspect stabbed the officer, that suspect was fatally shot multiple times by police. >> reporter: good news we just got off the phone with the police not long ago, they say the officer who was stabbed is out of surgery and doing well. he was wearing a ballistic vest at the time, the stab wound was to his upper shoulder. else out of emergency surgery and doing well. the suspect has been identified as a 43-year-old man, they have not identified him yet. that's the latest in east allentown, john rawlins back to you all. >> we'll have much more on "action news" at 12:30. including m including the return of frigid temperatures to the delaware anne l

and in fifth grade john, anthony, william, william, steven and andre. today, these young men serve as role models to the rest of fugit elementary school and are held to a high standard both academically and behaviorally. i rise today to recognize their efforts and commend the leadership of fugit who are committed to the leadership of growing these men into future leaders. i'd like to recite their poem. it's a fitting tribute from 21 young men to the exceptionalism of our nation. we are the beacon of light, the hope of man kinde, that shining city on a hill, the most beautiful the most bountiful, the most generous people in the world, the country that has birth the great titans of science and industry, the country that put a man on the moon, the country that has liberated millions from the clutches of evil the home of the brave, the great republic the united states of america. i thank the fugit honor guard for serving as an inspiration of so many, including to this member of congress. may god bless each of them and their families and may god bless these

there are more men on boards named john, robert, william, or james than there are women on boards periodthat's not news. just an amazing stat. >> i think what was interesting. to me the most interesting thing in the cliner trial, i was there yesterday, it took 14 funds before they put a woman on a -- as a managing member which is where the real money is, one it tuple your salary. many women senior partners but not the ones that get the real money. i it took 14 funds until mary maker was given a managing member status in a digital growth fund. >> she's made up for it. >> i'm sorry, no. we need like all the dudes get the money and the women get maybe get more titles. >> she showed them. my only point. >> i don't know. yeah. >> have a good weekend. >> kara swisher joining us from out west. >> coming up in the market for an electric car? you might be able to get one soon for a big discount. we'll explain how in a moment. first, rick santelli, what are you watching today? >> well, of course, we're going to be watching 10-year rates around 2%. talk a little bit about the data today. and there

. >> that's what john williams just told me 5% unemployment rate by the end of the year.mark? >> no because wage growth remains -- got another reading on that last week 2%-ish. that's inflation expectations. inflation is low. we got the core pce -- yesterday or the day before -- no last week. a little bit of a blur. that was 1.3%. >> is there anything in these numbers that tells you about the quality of jobs being created, you have the construction jobs manufacturing jobs, those tend to be better-paying jobs? >> jobs creation is low-based. no doubt, retailers. and now it's across the board. the it's really everything. still low paying yes, high paying, middle paying, everything. >> mark the data has been a little soft. we had had the isms understand expectations. another one today. the durables the capital spending numbers come in lower than expectations. are we settling down. we had a couple of really good quarters. now it looks like we're doing 2.5 in the first quarter. >> it's a 3% roll. you have to extract from the clearly ups and downs and data. 200 k job growth is e

we talked to john williams about this quite a bit that the place where unemployment would fall to a pointhan where the fed is. it may be actually below 5%. >> okay. steve, thank you. >> my pleasure. >>> stifel financial looking to acquire agee expanding by 35%. this acquisition would another advisers and representatives. here to walk us through the deal is stifel's chairman and ceo ron kruszewski. good morning. >> good morning. >> this is the latest in a string of acquisitions you've understood taken for several months. what's the point? what's the end goal? >> it's actually over the last several years the end goal has been the same it's been for a number of years. and the financial crisis created tremendous opportunity for firms like ours. we're simply taking advantage of it. >> is it important to be big? >> you know not big for big's sake at all. i always say about being more relevant. relevant in the markets and relevant to clients. and we're becoming more relevant. so it's a great deal. i'm very excited about it. >> you sure you don't already own stern agee ron? >> i might. >> i was s

two days ago carr appeared on cbs this morning to comment on brian williams and john stewart. carr wrote the media equation column for the times focusing on issues of media in relation to business and culture. david carr was 58. >> traffic and weather together. those whipping winds are brutal. >> that is the word for it, absolutely yes. just such a cold day for us out there. in is really just the beginning, too. we will be stuck with a couple every days worth of some pretty vicious wind as well as very cold air. but there is actually one time period that will be the worse and it looks like it is generally sunday, into early monday morning. so about a 28-hour window or so is goings to -- going to expire before we start seeing temperatures like they actually get above zero. that will will again be from the time period i mentioned sunday morning through the day and night into monday morning. for now see the beginning of the next clipper on the way. for our area, nice and quiet. as far as satellite and radar goes but also next disturbance, looks awfully innocent right now, in fact

john cook ended his tenure in 1855. seceding ministers that help the cause, william cato and john martin. following him, francis grimke. anecdotally, reverend grimke performed in second wedding of frederick douglass, not at the church but very close to the church. reverend grimke was pastor for 15 years from 1877 -- 50 years. the wanted a couple of years off for good behavior but basically -- there were a couple of years off for good behavior but basically for 50 years. reverend grimke was a charter member of the forerunner of the naacp. not all members of 15 street church were committed to a legal and nonviolent methods to obtain their freedom -- strictly legal and nonviolent methods to obtain their freedom. a printmaker was one of five blacks who participated in john brown's raid on harpers ferry. he was one who escaped with a white colleague. he later wrote an account of that called a voice from harper ferry. it was published in canada to set the record straight about the amount of support the raid had in the black community which i understand was being diminished, being careful not to

john berman here sitting in for anderson tonight. a new ryan williams war story emerges and quickly comes under fire. we have exclusive reporting to get right to the truth of the matter or the lack thereof and we have breaking news. brian stelter and tom learned nbc investigation is nowhere near done, the words of a senior network source. it has widened, we are now learning beyond his initial inaccurate account of the 2003 iraq war mission in which he falsely claimed his chopper was hit by enemy hire. there are new questions about his account of being in berlin when the wall came down and his claims that he met pope john paul ii in college. huffington post another questionable story come to light like the one that got him suspended for six months involves a helicopter a dangerous mission and troops that he bonded with. and just like that story, this one is utterly compelling. it is packed with a vivid detail and masterfully told. a gripping account of flying in iraq during the war with seal team 6 and later being sent to souvenir from that raid that kil

john: i apologize for that, miss williams.uest: let me just point out that what we are talking about is giving people work authorizations. so that they can be paid competitively. so that they can vote with their feet away from employees that might be exploiting them. that is the whole point. i do agree that as long as people are undocumented, there's somebody who is going to exploit that fact. and they're going to utilize that fact to compete unfairly in the marketplace. but if someone has work authorization, they have power. and that power is the power to vote with your feet. to go to a job where you can get better wages. john: a question on twitter. why would an illegal alien who has hidden successfully for years open up to the possibility or probability of changing policy? jody says they won't. guest: well, that was the case with the original daca. several hundred thousand, in fact, did. the chance for work authorization, the immediate need to get legal work is so important. it cannot be overstated. that if you are living i

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john clark. he traded away michael carter-williams. tonight here's mcw being introduced as the bucks' new point guard. he saids he wu shocked at first for being traded but is excited about playing for coach jason kidd. >> i believe that i'm a winner, you know i've won pretty much my whole life you know and this last year and a half has been a struggle. >> sam hinnky said he was blown away by the offer of getting a first round pick. here 'eers coach m. brown. >> it's going to free up some things to put us in position to better identify one of those, you know true great players, something that you would label as a legitimate cornerstop of a program. >> sixers with debuts against indiana. franklin's first game. also richardson's first game. big block here. and a newcomer he's not shacking the full hair but the sixers lose to the pacers 106-95. let's go to clear water. here's marshall harris. >> they come and they go. can the same be said about papelbon. he said he doesn't know. what we do know is he hasn't written off this season before i