kelvin escobar trial. kennedy: kelvin. >> there was a high-value target, making sure ha one guy would not be able to break out, this case was handled really bizarrely in 2008 with intelligence asset thing, and parts of the plea arrangement wer extraordinary. given all this, you have to do better than your normal crappy prison guards problem, and they didn't. kennedy: those nonexplanations are not holding up, you with william barr and president, and bill de blasio all on the same page, that is going to get stranger. i am curious about this idea, one of the explanations has been, well you know, you are only on suicide watch for 4 or 5 day, dr. siegel, you have treated peac many patient for my situations, it would seem strange that a person would no longer be suicidal went a couple days. >> a couple of point, not like, you trying to kill yourself, and have you marks on your neck then hi, i am find in my prison cell with no one watching me. kennedy: that is one thin, they said he was go doing great. >> and who

and she did a great job. >> kelvin?moment where mary tyler moore comes downstairs and she asks her husband what's wrong. >> i don't know if i love you anymore. >> she goes upstairs and she's just -- there's something so moving to me about somebody who is so deeply repressed cracking open. >> that's where the dam breaks. she gets hit by some truth that she can't articulate. she's so taken aback, she can't adjust, she can't take it in. that's what that moment was about. >> then you look at some of these films of the 1980s like "ordinary people" and like "blue velvet." those films are explicitly about how things look are not the way they really are. you have to understand this was when ronald reagan became president. and the idea was that after all sorts of traumas, particularly watergate and vietnam, we healed. but as the public pronouncement is, we're good again, our movies are telling us no we're not. no, we are not. >> wendy, i'm home. >> i play this game. all your favorite filmmakers alive or dead were opening a movie

. >> kelvin. rep. gabbard: are you going to vote for me? that's what i want to you. -- here. -- to hear. sorry. sorry about that. sorry. how are you? tulsi gabbard. nice to meet you. i apologize. >> it's ok. rep. gabbard: do you want a fried avocado slices? >> no thank you. rep. gabbard: enjoy the rest of your day. rep. gabbard: i'm tulsi gabbard. i am running for president. you. how you doing? good. [inaudible] [inaudible] >> monday night, on the communicators, people come up to me, and they say, sir, i cannot follow you. they make it impossible. these are people who are really good at what they do. they say they make it impossible. >> we will talk about the recent presidential social media summit , where president trump discussed social media censorship by big tech firms, and what should be done about patrick.robert and >> as consumers, we can demand that users of facebook and twitter and google, that if we are going to be on that platform, we expect they won't respect our ability to communicate. if they don't like it, we can quit. >> to

unusual is this kind of early retirement, we've got a couple of names of early retirees, jim brown, kelvinis this fairly unusual in the sports world has this been viewed as impulsive? >> well, i don't know that it's been impulsive because he's been in such pain, you listed all of the injuries, the kid knee, shoulder, the ankle, concussion that is he suffered, but it is very, very unusual for a guy at the top of the game, top player to have year, joy to watch, he's just a terrific player. so much greatness in him and i don't know knows how he feels and he's felt terrible for a long time and dealing with this and he said he was going to get out of the cycle of injury, pain, rehab and if e ever went through what he had to go through shoulder injury when he missed entire season, he said he wasn't going to do that again, he put himself to that test and made commitment to himself and step get away, it's a very sad day for football fans, this guy is a great quarterback and as tom brady always said there's 100% injury rate in the national football league and this guy has suffered more than that 10

you have kelvin mcknight. an official saying you don't get in. a flag down and they are taking pictures. >> holding, number 63 offense. ten-yard penalty. still fourth down. the ruling on the field, the ball was caught at the half yard line which would have been enough for a first down. >> walt anderson says give me that negative back. >> cris: here we go. >> cris: in the on the mix again. it was hard to see whether he was grabbing. the officials behind had the angle. >> al: it is fourth and 14 now. you can get a first down without getting a touchdown. rypien. to the end zone again and it is going to be deflected and caught for the touchdown. juwann winfree, sixth round rookie. played his college ball at colorado on a deflected pass comes down with it. gives them the lead with 1:26 to play. >> cris: spectacular play by winfree to go up and stay focused on the ball. the key to it is that he was able to stay on his feet while he was battling for the football and the first guy down on the ground and settled and finds the football. there it was. that

investigators identified kelvin biles jr., the brother of simone biles.s was arrested in georgia with multiple counts of murder and man slaughter and perjury. biles thomas is active duty with the army based in georgia. he's set to appear again in court next month, trace. >> matt, what is his sister saying about this? >> so far we have not heard directly from his sister. no type of statement. she sent out some tweeting yesterday. she tweeted "eating my feelings, don't talk to me." and on wednesday, she tweeted "let people assume incorrectly." it's not clear if she was referring to her brother, trace. >> trace: yeah, got to be awful for that family. matt finn, thank you. meantime, the governor of alabama apologizing but not resigning after admitting that she wore black face while she was a senior in college. republican governor kay ivy says she's genuinely remorseful and does not remember doing it. it happened more than 50 years ago at auburn university. jonathan serrie reporting live for us from our southeast newsroom. jonathan? >> hi, trace. although the

kelvin harrison jr. stars as an all-star athlete adopted from a war-torn country a decade earlier.high school student is shaken when his teacher makes a troubling discovery. >> you threatened your teacher? >> i didn't. >> luce, don't lie to me. >> i'm not. >> luce. >> it's the truth. >> what happened with miss wilson? >> there were a lot of rumors. >> this woman decided to go after him on some witch hunt. >> my home is vandalized. >> i'm not going to ruin some kid's life because you come in here with some hunches. >> is my son being accused of a crime here? >> he's about to be. >> i get to be a saint or a monster. >> tell me the truth! >> also starring octavia spencer, naomi watts, tim roth, scoring a solid 95% on rotten tomatoes. an electrifying, uncomfortable film about racial stereotypes that crackles with tension. a penetrating examination of the constant battle of trying to see past our prejudices, truly a movie of and for its time. i'm not a big movie watcher, but this one looks interesting. >> you're in? >> yeah, i think so. >> okay. i mean, a movie of and for its time, take

kelvin, let's make a deal. everybody else, have a seat. andrea, you and robert switch places.

kelvin renterÍa. >> cuidado hora de la alberca mÁs de 100 grados fahrenheit.>> le cuesta por momentos porque tambiÉn supongo que el resto fÍsico va bajando tambiÉn por momentos. >> pero no dejÓ de ganar. >> muy importante porque cuando tienes que dejar el resto. >> ahÍ estaba ganando. >> totalmente. >> otro que me gusta es el de cowboys tambiÉn. >> renterÍa de los azules. >> en general me gustan todos, no se puede perder exatlÓn eeuu, la competencia mÁs feroz del planeta esta noche por telemundo. >> bueno "el final del paraÍso" y el "preso no. 1" asÍ que no poso podemos perder las series de telemundo. 9/8 centro "el final del paraÍso" y "preso no. 1" a las 10/9 centro. >> erik va a estar aquÍ con nosotros no pueden perdÉrselo porque estÁ espectacular, ayer por fin lo van a cambiar de cÁrcel, vamos a ver quÉ pasa ahora. >> ♪ celebrando, celebrando ♪ celebrando con los fans . ♪(mÚsica)♪ ♪(mÚsica)♪ ♪(mÚsica)♪ >> iniciamos con isaias vargas que cumple 6 meses de parte de su familia que lo ama. >> miren esa belleza que se llama cÉsar que nos ve desde nueva jersey.

kelvin, thank you. caller: good morning.hank you for the clarification within the structure because it can be confusing and also, host, you do a great job. i have a question for the matter ofs it a the house and senate taking a leadership role in identifying that and policy, -- in policy, fcc need to take a position that these types of unwanted contacts with citizens should be criminal? under this me that current administration, picking and choosing which regulatory strength they want to use. -- cities andg states around the country do not have the option to say they do radiationhose towers. of different attorney generals around the country, democrats have filed lawsuits saying the fcc has gone beyond its constitutional authority to mandate those types of things. why not address this from a criminal perspective as opposed to picking and choosing which policy to make civil versus criminal? guest: sure. that is a great question. a couple of things. -- ink that he'll and the think the hill and fcc in terms of regulatory approac