malcolm, malcolm, hold on.colm -- >> when these statues -- >> laura: malcolm, until the last, i don't know, two, three years -- i've come to new orleans on and off for the last two or three years. until the last, about two years, i hadn't heard anyone talk about the statues in charlottesville, in new orleans, in new york, i hadn't heard anyone until mostly outside agitators came in and said, guess what, history has to be eradicated, we have to rename every federal building, we have to completely reach change history and we have to get rid of it all. had never heard it. >> this is the fundamental problem. because what is happening in the city is that one group of people is deciding for everyone else how we should think about a piece of art. this is, to me, the most frightening occurrence of this whole thing. >> laura: okay, talking over each other. >> they put them up without any input whatsoever from the black community, and now that we are the majority, it is up to us to decide what -- >> laura: malcolm, you a

malcolm: that's correct.ert: yeah, do you think this model minority kinda syndrome you were talking about before, do you think that's stopping people who could help from helping? cally: i think a lot of it is, no, i think those who do very well, we see that they're very involved in the community, whether that's a city level, at the local level, or even in different organizations. i think, you know, one of-- this model minority is that, you know, a lot of our parents came here as immigrants, so and ones when they do make it that you do see them giving back to the community. robert: hmm, okay, but then not quite enough to keep up with the demand or the demand for help, right? cally: right, i think, you know, api council is working very hard to make sure to do advocacy on behalf of our most vulnerable communities. robert: mm-hmm, what would be the most effective way for people to help? if people wanted to help, it's so big, you know, and there's so many different aspects to it. what would be a way that people co

sharrie williams sits down with malcolm jenkins. that's a special report, and that's next. >> "action news," delaware valley's leading news program, with jim gardner. ♪ >> it was a week ago jed when stoneman douglas high school turned into a shooting gallery and 17 people were killed. over the last couple of days, the national conversation has turned to the idea of arming personnel in our school to protect our children. it turns out there was an armed officer charged with protecting stoneman douglas. word has come that the officer never went inside the school when the bullets were flying. >> it's thursday night and the brutal revelation that the only armed officer stationed at the school did not engage. he has resigned. monocle mall pass the local sheriff says he's sick to his stomach. >> the officer resigned today after he was suspended without pay pending an investigation. there is a video showing his response during the school attack. officials are not releasing the video because of the criminal investigation that could lead to c

jenkins -- >> malcolm jenkins, you have been busy? >> a little bit. explain the feeling when the hail mary pass hits the ground? >> there is a delay. the ball hits the ground and you realize everything you worked for, for that year is done. you are on the victorious side of it. it's pure emotion after that. you are excited, relieved, happy, elated -- all in the same breath. >> i was there. the citiestadium went crazy. so many grown men and women crying after the game. >> me included. people invested so much into the game, the grit we had to show, the things we haveover come embodiy the city. >> did you see that on the sideline? were you waiting to see what the call might be? >> once i saw nick walk off to the side, we practiced putting it into the championship but ran it. i didn't see it until he walked off. i was like, here it comes. once nick caught the ball, it was a great call. >> more completed. how important then is it to bring nick foles back year? it will be tough. everyone wants to keep nick in the locker room. good things ha

malcolm webb reports from the ugandan. capital kampala. this sounds tells passing shoppers there's a deal on secondhand clothes for this market in uganda's capital kampala people take their pick from a pile among the more than one hundred fifty million u.s. dollars worth of used clothes ported in east africa every year mostly from the u.s. and the u.k. imports that uganda rwanda and tanzania agreed to ban to support their own textile industries. marjorie doesn't agree she looks after three orphans and gets their clothes here i think it's it's wrong because not everybody can afford for clothes. so that they all people would not afford clothes most of them would make it up to actually about that so it's not good it's not a good idea but some east african government think it is good to support the few local producers like this factory in kenya they hope to create much needed jobs and increase exports. for the u.s. says the ban violates free trade agreements. threaten trade sanctions kenya's pulled out. back in uganda just next to the second h

gonna be joyce and tony abbott and future go hand in hand it is a mole most without any hope for malcolm turnbull so one of the choices giving up his posts as deputy prime minister and party leader but he plans to keep his seat in parliament is he not under pressure to give that up to data. there is a pressure on hint of on him of course but nobody can press him to leave bali and if he decides to stay in parliament there's nothing you can know we can do about it and he said yesterday and today again that you will definitely stay if you will definitely remain in parliament as a member ok joyce resisted calls for his resignation for weeks after his extramarital affair became public knowledge why is he giving in now is it the why does that not lend weight to the sexual harassment allegation he's facing now most probably yes the pressure was too strong there was too much pressure in the last days and meanwhile it's not only rumors that a couple of witnesses who are ready to tell in public what happened and how barnaby joyce approached them now barnaby joyce has been a colorful figure in aust

malcolm he can cover but this is a beast.u need extra help against rob gronkowski and the eagles will bracket cover him. that will leave patrick robinson against danny amendola. jail lynn mills against hogan. darby against brandy cooks. eagles can match up there athletic ability talent wise if they get the pass rush up front but it will not be gronk and jenkins one-on-one. >> again, just to reiterate the fact that gronkowski has been cleared from concussion protoc protocol. he's good to go this sunday. how big of a threat? you mentioned all the guys have have to cover him, what kind of threat is gronk. >> he's huge. in the red zone he's outstandi outstanding. so big. he's so strong. he runs well. he uses his body. he's got the great hands. he's so physical and the eagles are going to have their hands full. i can see nigel bradham working on him. i can see corey graham coming off the bench. i can see a little bracket coverage with mcleod and jenki jenkins. they can't leave him alone. >> no. >> no way one-on-one. look, we know

malcolm. this is a minister's opponent journalist. i think he will be the person most likely there are other. can of the other possibilities but neither of those two there's different for different reasons no other those to. joe so i think that it will be malcolm acoma who will take it over and. a conservative you know very conservative very strongly against same sex marriage during you know . so he's a he's a very much can say that it morally conservative leader and and you know continually is generally to say to be progressive by within his own party and so i think. it's a difficulty between market mccomb. what we shall see certainly interesting times for australian politics. from perth now problem. now brazil's military has raided a prison in rio de janeiro after the senate signed a decree putting the army in charge of the city's security a riot broke out in the prison on sunday with prisoners complaining of a crowding now the government hopes that giving the military control over years of policing will curb violence driven by drug

please welcome to the show malcolm jenkins, everyone!show! >> appreciate you having me. >> seth: very dapper! >> seth: very dapper! >> i make suits for a living. people don't know that about me. >> seth: this is a suit you made? >> i made this. damari savile is my company. [ cheers and applause ] we got a brick and mortar in philadelphia. >> seth: that -- this is very upsetting me that you're good at another thing. i don't like that. so this was the second time that you were a super bowl champion. you won with the new orleans saints your rookie year. which was, of course, their first super bowl ever, as well. and what was it like being a veteran compared to the experience? >> well that first one in 2009, i was a rookie. and my head was spinning. we're getting ready for the colts. peyton manning and the great, you know, offense they had. and i wasn't supposed to start. i was a special teams guy. and the starter in front of me got walking pneumonia, like, two days before the game. and i got thrown in, kind of the second half. and so everyt

the side moments of difficulty between marco mccomb act in malcolm's him. see me a greek politicians including two former prime minister facing an investigation into alleged bribes from a swiss drugs company pharmaceutical firm to fall to selectively broad politicians don't do this to raise the price caps on that medicines. from athens the greek parliament has voted to hold a preliminary investigation into whether there are political responsibilities for two former prime ministers. one former finance minister and seven former health and labor ministers over the last fifteen years they are thought to have been potentially susceptible to charges of either soliciting or accepting bribes and money laundering in other words illegally processing the proceeds of those bribes if they did indeed receive them one of the former health ministers and labor ministers who spoke in his own defense passionately defended his record he was the man who served as labor minister between two thousand and nine and two thousand and eleven the very beginning of greece's economic adj

we will be joined next by russia experts malcolm nance and amy knight to connect the dots in today's indictment. heartburn. no one burns on my watch! try alka seltzer ultra strength heartburn relief chews. with more acid-fighting power than tums chewy bites. mmmmm...amazing. i have heartburn. ultra strength from alka seltzer. enjoy the relief. don't we need that cable box to watch tv? nope. don't we need to run? nope. it just explodes in a high pitched 'yeahhh.' yeahhh! try directv now for $10 a month for 3 months. no satellite needed. >>> this indictment serves as a reminder that people are not always who they appear to be on the internet. the indictment alleges that the russian conspirators want to promote discord in the united states and under mine public confidence in democracy, we must not allow them to succeed. >>> joining the discussion amy knight an expert on russian politics and history, the "new york times" describes her as the west's foremost scholar on the kgb also joining us is malcolm nance, a former intelligence analyst. he wrote a book in the middle of the presidentia

the eagles safety malcolm jenkins got some national exposure this morning.enkins was on "live with kelly and ryan." from now on whenever he's introduced confetti must fall from the sky. it's in his contract. jenkins shared his message that he delivered to his team before the big game. >> i basically told them now look, if you want to be super bowl champions we're 60 minutes away from having, you know, world championship the first ones in philadelphia. we get the banner on the stadium everything. all you got to do is be yourself. being ourselves got us there, you know, we had everything that we needed. we always break it down we all we got we all we need. and we pulled it through. >> during the show malcolm kelly and ryan took to the streets of new york to play some football. kelly's got quite the arm and malcolm has some good hands. >>> the eagles have some coaching issues to address. they have already lost offensive coordinator frank wright to the colts and quarterback coach john defilippo to the vikings. could duce staley be in line for a promotion. he's r

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malcolm turnbull‘s announcement increases pressure on state authorities and religious institutions tosydney. malcolm turnbull, the australian prime minister, was responding to this very lengthy and detailed report that took more than four years to compile, after speaking to some 8,000 abuse survivors here in australia, some in their 90s, one as young as seven years old. and that gives you an idea about the detail and level this enquiry has gone into in order to establish the truth. that leading, according to malcolm turnbull, for a need to publicly apologise once he has had an opportunity to consult with some of those survivors. this was him in the australian parliament earlier on. reading some of the witness statements, it's clear that being heard and being believed means so much to the survivors. so much more than many of us could imagine. three words, "i believe you". coming after years, often decades of authorities‘ denial of responsibility. there is a very clear link between this apology and the compensation that has been promised to abuse survivors. however, some states and chur

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malcolm was murdered. that has a terrible effect on the morality of the people.the repercussions in the streets. one wonders who is next. as the airlift got under way, there was no letup in the eruption itself. lava streams from a vent low in the crater flowed down to the sea on the east of the island — away from the town for the time being, but it could start flowing again at any time. the russians heralded their new generation space station with a spectacular night launch. they called it mir, the russian for peace. this is newsday on the bbc. welcome back. i'm rico hizon in singapore. i'm sharanjit leyl in london. our top stories: teenage survivors of the florida school shooting say they'll march on washington to demand action on gun control. after fire ripped through lhasa's jokhang temple, the extent of the damage to the most important shrine in tibetan buddhism is still unclear. let's take a look at some front pages from around the world. we start with the south china morning post and a report on china's foundering economic ties with the european union. the

coming up in sports, we're going to go one-on-one with malcolm jenkins. i'm john clark at the mall of america. back over to you. >> you need to bottom thal chill and capture it. >> if you want to go out for super bowl, it's time to plan ahead. some restaurants are already sold out. >> the upstairs party sold out, but you can get in on the fun downstairs. you'll need to get a $5 wristband at 11:00 a.m. and come back at 4:00 when they open. it's a move meant to limit the drinking hours. >> this sunday for us, it's not about the money. we're not -- we want this to be safe and fun. >> some without big tvs are closing during the game. >> justin timberlake was mum today about most of the halftime show at the super bowl. >> the superstar says he los tom brady and made no mention of the eagles. he did promise a good show, though. >> we want everyone to have a ton of fun. that's my main objective with the halftime show. >> talk about time flying. the infamous wardrobe malfunction with janet jackson was 14 years ago. makes me feel old. >> nbc 10 is your official ea

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why the eagles malcolm jenkins is refusing to go to the white house. a dream come true.what the birds player showed him on his phone that made it even more special. >>> four minutes before 5:00 right now. members of the super bowl championship eagles are making the rounds to the talk shows. >> yeah, seth myers welcomed eagles safety malcolm jenkins to late night. they also talked about jenkins activism with the players coalition that puts the criminal justice reform, and then came this key question. >> when the team gets invited to the white house, will you go? >> no, i will not. >> jenkins added that he considers the white house visit a photo-op, and he says he's more interested with meeting with policy makers and community members about making social changes. >>> eagles and fans are taking every opportunity to celebrate the super bowl championship. take a look at this. going to break that bell. >> the eagles offensive line rang the ceremonial bell before last night's game. eagles cheerleaders also took to the court to celebrate the big win. >>> coke is getting set to r

and my personal relationship, as malcolm can tell you, with president xi, is quite extraordinary.mebody that i like, and i think he likes me. with that being said, he likes china, and i like the united states but a lot of things are happening. it's going to be a very interesting period of time but we do have to straighten out, and as much as i like and respect, really respect president xi, we have to straighten out the trade imbalance. it's too much, no good >> okay. karen gilbert. >> ska news australia. general mattis has called china a revisionist power and there are growing threats from china yet you're very positive about your relationship with xi. can you tell us, is it a friend or a foe and on north korea, the sanctions, if they don't work, are all options still on the table? can i get your answer and also the prime minister's thoughts. >> to the second, we'll have to see. i don't think i'm going to exactly play that card, but we have to see, if the sanctions don't work, we have to go phase two. phase two might be a very rough thing. may be very, very unfortunate for the wor

know perhaps not the strongest leader that we've had as prime minister so i think that it will be malcolm acoma who will take it over and. a conservative you know a very conservative person spoke very strongly against same sex marriage during you know your recent post a plebiscite so he's a he's a very much conservative morally conservative leader and and you know often temple is generally perceived to be progressive by his within his own party and so i think them want to use him to help me cite moments of difficulty between marco mccomb act in malcolm tim. now or wanda tanzania and uganda have banned for import of secondhand clothing which has led to threats of trade sanctions from the united states welcome what has more from uganda's capital kampala. they found counterpart. deal on fracking tank close to these markets in uganda's capital kampala people take that pick from a pile among the more than one hundred fifty million u.s. dollars worth of. poor africa yeah mostly can the u.s. from the u.k. import uganda rwanda and tanzania create the band to support their own textile industry. ma

any side moments of difficulty between marco mccomb act and malcolm simple. press is accused of obstructing it's all fill gas exploration in the east that it's rainy and parents want a revenue sharing agreement to be finalized before any drilling off the divided ivan can start to hold a ripple. greek cypriots say it's their sovereign right to explore for natural gas in the eastern mediterranean but in this divided island sovereignty and borders have long been disputed turkey's decision to hold military exercises off the coast of cyprus prevented drilling from proceeding the rig couldn't reach its intended site turkey. using means the not being called for me with international law is trying to hijack you know where you know the. area over the eastern mediterranean. turkey sees it differently it says its interests and the rights of turkish cypriots are being violated and corrupt says turkish cypriots should have a say in the decision making process and an equal share of the revenue it's a sentiment shared by the breakaway turkish republic of northern cyprus it

my name is malcolm. >> malcolm's mom amy and hudson's mom allison are my friends.l made an effort to teach our boys what to do if they're approached by a stranger. >> i've given them scenarios. if someone says come over here and help me find my son or look for my dog. >> i have specifically talked about not accepting food or candy or ice cream because malcolm has a tweet tooth. i'm afraid something like that would lure him right in. >> i taught josh from the moment he was a toddler and could understand stranger danger in the last couple of years, i feel he's very trusting of people now. it's tough. it's really tough. >> all three of us are worried our sons will get in the truck. but the moms are betting on my son to be the one to say no. >> i have to say, i do think josh would be the voice of reason. >> you think so? oh, my god, i hope you're right. >> i think it all depends on the influence of the others. josh may think twice about getting on the truck. >> now it's my turn to watch my kid and hope he would never get in a vehicle with a stranger. >> going to rinse

malcolm, when did you write it? and i know you're one of the smartest guys i know, but are you that smart? were you the only guy who knew about this stuff? >> well, i wasn't the only guy who knew about it. but, you know, i'm not a journalist. i'm an intelligence officer. so, in my world i see patterns completely differently. and i started the book on july 25th, 19 -- i'm sorry, 2016 and i completed it on september 3rd. and what we do in the intelligence community is we see patterns, patterns in the information that you don't see in between those data, data points. we know what must be there. and in this particular circumstance, the hacking of the democratic national convention, the democratic committee releasing information to wikileaks, this fake gucifer 2.0, it was clear to see this is a national level intelligence operation. all i did was wrote down what should be there, that it turned out to be identical to the cia report is just a testament to the fact that intelligence professionals all think the same. >> i'll

malcolm jenkins could draw that assignment and he has latitude in the defense. >> i try to be able toput guys in a place and really manipulate a defense based on our preparation and based on what i think and i don't take that responsibility lightly so , i make sure i prepare, every week and make sure i put not only myself but my teammates in the best possible situation, so we can have success. >> malcolm's teammates defensive end chris long is taking home hardware from the nfl players association. tonight they tweeted that he won the byron white community mvp award. chris long has donated his charity this season to charity as for the game itself he is chasing his former teammate tom brady and he says it will take some discipline. >> tom does a great job getting the ball out quick. they will protect him. that is what they do. you know you might rush really well and not get a hand on him for a while but you have to stay at it, i have been lucky enough to make a big play this year. solve those games, third quarter you are getting frustrated because you can't get there and you have to wai

malcolm jenkins we have don bell on the fuchbility. >> okay. we're hear with vinny curry. this shirt looks good on you, man. >> man, thank you. thank you. it's for the city. >> super bowl champions. >> man it's for the city. you know? and that look. we were. i was with you all week. >> what are you going to do to brady. you did it. this is patriots had a great plan for. we had to keep coming, keep coming, keep coming, you know, look, we have confetti everywhere and bet you're broad. >> let me he ask you liz we were not able to see the entire game. he was hatled a little bit. we got to him at the end what does that say about you guys and better receive eerps and of course, b g with nice play. >> virginia beach you know like i said, man, dion, man, is plague super bowl with third on the table and were just sitting here at world champions. >> you lot so many player to injury throughout the 17, 1 13-3. it's only aproperty that nick would play the way he played. look what you can say about the quarterback. >> nick is -- nick performs at a high level so many different guys he pu

i mean, it is not a surprise she feels that way. >> right. >> she's made that statement. >> malcolm, i want to get to you on this. because you have been in intelligence for more than 30 years you've worked in the field. tell me what the danger is if the fbi and the justice department have now made clear they have material concerns about this memo being public and, yet, part of the committee, the republicans and the white house, feel that there's some reason the americans should see it regardless of those warnings. >> first, the director of the fbi used the term "grave concern" when he was talking about the release of this memorand memorandum. the use of the word "grave" means they will compromise collection systems, identify processes that the fbi and other intelligence agencies use, to bring about the information for their applications to the fisa court. when you go to the fisa court, there are generally two things you've done. either you are suspected of having worked with a foreign intelligence agency or a foreign power, or you are a member of a terrorist group like isis or al qae

have a lot of problems with the resentment of barnaby joyce who will officially resign on monday so malcolm turnbull facing more trouble there with his government now bottom joyce resisted calls for his resignation for weeks after his extramarital affair with his former p.r. consultant emerged why his he decided to give in now i can't answer this question but i can tell you barnaby joyce is a very very colorful very unpredictable person he you never know what he's doing next day. it is easy some people even said and some media media even said he was bringing in the little bit of glamour to the parliament and counter a choice was always a problem joyce always do did a lot of things that were not expected to do and he crossed more than fifty times the floor in all them and that's really really strange even for australia so a stray in politics seems to be going to be going to lose someone at least at the very top i understand he's going to stay on the backbench and so he'll keep some color there in the parliament i guess but this isn't the first time that barnaby joyce has made the headlines i

we start with malcolm turnbull, the prime minister of australia, meeting donald trump very soon at these. he is very soon at the white house. he is travelling with a large delegation of business leaders to boost trade. australia— us trade last year rose to $34 billion. major australian exports include beef, other meats, and spacecraft. the us is the largest foreign investor into australia, pumping in $672 billion into the economy last year to be i spoke to a professor at the university of sydney, who said it is an important relationship. they are at the largest investor in australia, and the largest destination of australian foreign investment. it has been that way for decades. the role of the us is fundamental and is critical to the of australia. it is critical growth of australia. it is critical to the relationship of both of these countries. you were part of the trans—pacific partnership. now the us is out of it. the revised tpp taxed has been released this week. can australia convince donald trump to rejoin the tpp trade group?m can australia convince donald trump to rejoin the tpp

tom dupree and malcolm nance. what is the white house's response going to be, you know what, there is no collusion. >> because they have been saying they have been lying the whole time. if robert mueller says there is no collusion, does the white house have to say there must be collusion, he's lying? >> it's like trump and the markets. >>> paul ryan under fire for one of his tweets this weekend, believe it or not. he got so much flak that he deleted it within hours. in today's money, money, money segment, does he really think that $1.50 is a sign that trump's tax plan is working? >>> and we are watching the markets for you after last week's huge dive. it was the market's worst performance in two years, but remember, the market has been on a tear. we came in this morning, the market kicked off, it was down 300. it's now making its way back. it's now not even down 100 at this point, but we're watching it closely. people are concerned about inflation or maybe is it a buying opportunity? we'll find out. you're watchin

malcolm jenkins could draw that assignment and he has latitude in the defense. >> i try to be able tolace and really manipulate a defense based on our preparation and based on what i think and i don't take that responsibility lightly so , i make sure i prepare, every week and make sure i put not only myself but my teammates in the best possible situation, so we can have success. >> malcolm's teammates defensive end chris long is taking home hardware from the nfl players association. tonight they tweeted that he won the byron white community mvp award. chris long has donated his charity this season to charity as for the game itself he is chasing his former teammate tom brady and he says it will take some discipline. >> tom does a great job getting the ball out quick. they will protect him. that is what they do. you know you might rush really well and not get a hand on him for a while but you have to stay at it, i have been lucky enough to make a big play this year. solve those games, third quarter you are getting frustrated because you can't get there and you have to wait for that oppo

and the radical charismatic activist malcolm x. in the present situation don't know the political power. that they can put the man in the white house so they can take the man out of the white house but in one thousand nine hundred sixty five off the leaving the movement malcolm x. was assassinated defection sooden off to a larger mama died most of the membership converted to mainstream islam. i'm on a bit of a pilgrimage south of chicago to meet a man who's had a profound effect on the story of islam in america he's the son of john muhammad but he led the largest single conversion to mainstream islam that america has ever seen. i would have. the most little. clues. on the nineteenth of december twenty sixth mahmoud hussein was detained by the egyptian authorities he remains behind bars without a trial al-jazeera world investigates his case and media repression in egypt journalism is not a crime this time on al-jazeera. jussi or. where ever you. know i maryam namazie in london here's a quick roundup of the top stories on al-jazeera

malcolm, what's your take on this? >> well, i agree with mr. allen, this appears that manafort is conducting at that level what we're seeing from this indictment, this is where the counterintelligence part of this game is coming in. he's going back to the very beginning of russian money channeled through the ukraine, through the present government at that time, which was in opposition to julia timenchenko which, you know, all i can say is this guy is going for every dollar, which moscow may have originally funded through manafort from the beginning of this thing. he's not starting with the 2016 election at all. he's scrubbing this man's past. to the creme minutkremlin. he's going to work his way up to the election. if they're going after lawyers that were associated with gates -- >> if that's the case -- >> -- we're going to see some indictments out of this. >> -- if that's the case, how dangerous is that, how dangerous is that for president trump and his family? if you notice, president trump always says no collusion, no collusion. i'm going t

the author is malcolm nance, veteran of the intelligence business.malcolm, i'm very curious to get your reaction to today's indictment. >> well, i have to bring notes because i was listening to the analysis that you've had thus far. there are some very big things i think that people are overlooking here. number one, this evidence you're seeing now in this indictment comes from a massive u.s. intelligence collection operation that was obviously carried out physically in saint petersburg russia. this did not because electronic means. they gum shoed this mission and went out and have someone inside who brought the organizational chart. quite a bit of it is stunning. this was a covert russian operation. i want to place good emphasis on this. based on the hire dates of the staff, started in the summer of 2013. this mission went for three years before the u.s. election. then they started hiring their linguist in the fall of 2013. their management staff started plotting and planning in spring of 2014. then they started going to the united states and buying

malcolm, great to have you here.ou. >> coming up, the hard lesson trump may be learning after his tweeting and boasting about the stock market. i'll talk to his one of top economic advisers on why the previous administration just didn't do that sort of thing. and another look at the daca protests happening now on capitol hill. police have been arresting protests. this as the spending deal was reached this afternoon avoiding another government shutdown but doing nothing for dreamers. you know, i used to be good at this. then you turn 40 and everything goes. tell me about it. you know, it's made me think, i'm closer to my retirement days than i am my college days. hm. i'm thinking... will i have enough? should i change something? well, you're asking the right questions. i just want to know, am i gonna be okay? i know people who specialize in "am i going to be okay." i like that. you may need glasses though. yeah. schedule a complimentary goal planning session today with td ameritrade. today, the new new york is ready f

malcolm really set it out. this is an abysmal situation. i was general counsel of the army, i went through the process. one of the things you have to answer is, is there anything that will embarrass the administration? they're basically asking a general question. even if there isn't a specific, all of these bad things should have been revealed. he's right about the lying. kelly comes out with a memo that is saying we need to change the process. they don't need to change the process. they need to act on the information they already have. they have the facts. they just refuse to act on it. they let people keep these documents and these people can be blackmailed because they lied about things because there are things in their past that make them subject to blackmail. that's putting at risk that someone will come to them and say give me this information and -- otherwise i will tell on you. i feel like i'm watching an episode of "the americans." >> yeah. >> where they are integrated into society and these could be all russian spies for all we kn

malcolm? start to walk away, i think the special prosecutor, the special counsel starts to bring in people to talk. he walked away. why did he walk away? let's listen to him. corallo must be talking. >> corallo must be talking. look, he saw a crime in progress. and he didn't want to have any part of it even though he himself waet a lawyer. but more important, more importantly, donald trump himself insisted that they use the cover story of the adoptions. he knew about that at least one year ago that that was the reason that the vessel knitskaya and the others met with donald trump jr. in the i love it meeting. that itself, he had to -- he could not possibly have believed that would hold water. he insisted that they do it. and it immediately fell apart. you know what i'm watching here, ken and malcolm, a guy who obviously came to washington with street smarts like trump does. he thought he didn't need washington expertise. the kind of mistakes he made here, ken, you both understand this, you bri

australian prime minister malcolm turnbull to the white house friday, where they held a joint news conference. while taking questions from reporters, the president was asked about several topics, including gun safety, trade, and the white house security process. this is 40 minutes. process. president trump: thank you very much. thank you. today, i am honored to welcome my friend, prime minister turnbull of australia, and mrs. turnbull. thank you very much. it is a great honor. we are looking forward to sending our newly nominated ambassador, admiral harry harris, shortly. he is an outstanding man. you will find out he's a great man. i want to thank the fine prime prime minister for offering his condolences for the horrible tragedy in parkland, florida. americans are grateful for the support of our australian friends, and friends they are. as our entire nation grieves, the loss of 17 precious lives and all of the horribly injured, the united states and australia are honoring 100 years of mateship, a term you use very beautifully, mr. prime minister. a century has passed since americans and bra

malcolm? >> yeah.l, to tell you the truth, you really want to be dying to investigate carter page. let's just clear something up that every once a quarter we need to remind people that this started as a national counterintelligence investigation. a spy hunt. and if there is a fisa warrant out, there and we now know there is, that means that three times the fbi managed to convince the fisa court that carter page was a suspicious character and they believed that he was -- you're only going to get a fisa if you're suspected of being a supply for a foreign agency or a member of isis or al qaeda. we know it's not isis and al qaeda. therefore, this investigation is legitimate and valid. like you said, the trump administration is playing this man-on-man defense. they do not want anything related to the word "russia" to be exposed in a federal investigation. and by doing that, all they are doing is bringing down more heat. you know, they can fire everybody in the chain of command. but the investigatory documen

malcolm, i've been thinking about you a lot as these stories have been breaking. how does it make you feel to hear the secretary of state, how does it make you feel to hear your department of homeland security and their findings now about the doors that have been opened in our individual states, and the big question to you is, what has russia already done to us? >> well, i find myself confused. because the secretary of state himself is saying now that russia intends to meddle in the election, which we've known since the 2016 election that they had the capability. and given that no one is doing anything, they will try again. so what does that make me feel with regards to department of homeland security and the states? when you have it starting at the top, at the presidential level, that there is nothing happening, that it is all a hoax, and there's nothing to look out for, at least the majority of the states that voted for the president, who have secretaries of state, will probably take that on board and think that whatever they did in 2016 was adequate. with regar

malcolm's second daughter was born about a week and a half before the super bowl.wife with the baby in the stroller at the mall of america she, too, the baby a made it to minneapolis to see daddy win it all. it may not feel like it quite yet but i did see the sun come out today. i can't tell you spring is in the air or more literally spring is on the field. >> how sweet is that sound? we got so caught up with the super bowl that spring training crept up on us. pitchers and catchers first responder official workout on valentine's day. but they got some unofficial workout today in clearwater and tomorrow our jeff skversky reports from spring training. >>> sticklers looking to stretch their winning streak to four tonight when they host the knicks at the wells fargo center for the first time this season. joel embiid is available and i assume joel embiid will wear shoes despite not wearing them at practice today. he fell down a couple times and the clippers win on saturday. he should play tonight. sixers and knicks two teams going in opposite directions. sixers trying t

i have malcolm nance and ellen gearen who both work for "the washington post" and are breaking these stories. why is it broader than one family member's security access? >> what i'm hearing from my colleagues is that there's concern about the way that jared was conducting contacts with foreign officials going back quite some time at the white house. and that this is one of the reasons that he was never able to get a full high level security clearance, remember, he kept having an interim one that was pushed out, pushed out, pushed out, all over last year, and his file was never closed. well, one of the reasons is because he supposedly had off the books meetings with foreign officials and maybe even more importantly, my colleagues report, there were at least four countries who were -- whose officials were discussing ways that they might use kushner's position, his business contacts, his business debt to compromise. >> let me supplement what you're saying, just to list the countries now veers here. officials in at least four countries here, private discussed ways they can manipulate kus

anchor sharrie williams sits down with safety malcolm jenkins, he knows the impact of the championship season is felt by fans and players alike. >> well, malcolm jenkins you have been busy. >> a little bit. >> so many grown men and women i talk to bawling just crying after the game. >> me included. >> he shares his thought. the fans and the big game and the chances for a repeat. watch the interview tonight on "action news" at 11:00. >>> health check at noon the federal panel approved the use of the nasal vaccine. experts stopped using mist two years ago when it was not working against swine flu and it has been affective against other strains and the advisory panel gave the spray the green light for next winter. >>> if the idea of getting old fills you with dread this week's art of aging it for you. tamala edwards introduces us to a "new york times" reporter that literally wrote the book for finding happiness as you age. >> if you asked john leeland about aging he would focus on the negative. >> you lose your eyesight and hearing and you don't have sex. >> and going through a divorce he

. >> this morning, malcolm jenkins was in new york city for an appearance with kelly and ryan. >> malcolms a know toreious trash talker sharing his trash talking techniques with the host. >> if someone tries to block me with a tackle, i'll turn around and tell them, there's no way you can block me. very polite. >> tell your coach to put someone else out here because you can't do it. i'll talk to the sideliner and say throw that play out. it doesn't work. >> still ahead, get ready for >> it's that time of year again, time to dust off the glove and play ball. phillys spring training this week. some player are getting an early break on spring training. some are in clear water working out. official reporting on saturday. >> look for jeff skversky reports from clear water beginning tomorrow. >> villanova's loss last week to st. johns didn't go unnoticed cats dropped to number three. next play wednesday at providence. temple turned this season around,

trumpets also have been speaking about syria in a media briefing with the australian prime minister malcolm turnbull trying to criticize the role played by allies of the syrian government can only help it has more from washington as warplanes continue to pelt eastern tell the white house has said very little beyond strongly condemning the attacks but now in a joint press conference with australia's prime minister malcolm turnbull donald trump had this to say i will say what russia and one iran and what syria have done recently is a humanitarian disgrace i will tell you that we're there for one reason we're there to get isis and get rid of isis and go home we're not there for any other reason and we've largely accomplished our goal but what those three countries have done to people over the last short period of time is a disgrace but when pressed by a reporter for what both leaders believe would be a solution to ending the bloodshed neither had any answers beyond suggesting that the solution must come from the region through diplomacy. at least eighteen people have been killed in the somali