malone's new job -- go undercover with the mob.ty risky stuff. >> it was extremely risky. he really -- his life was put in danger. >> in 1929, malone is put on the case to take down public enemy number one, al capone, the brutal chicago mob boss known as the original scarface. malone leaves behind notes from his undercover work. marty shares them with irs agent paul camacho, who is shocked. >> it's a total bonanza. he's opening up aspects of the case that nobody even knew about. >> so, they send him in on a pretty dangerous assignment. what do they tell him to do? >> they knew what capone did, but they didn't really know how and they didn't really know who. who were the specific players, the details of how they did it? >> according to the case-file notes that marty inherited, malone goes by the alias mike lepito, posing as a philadelphia gangster on the run. >> even though he was as irish as guinness stout, he can pose as a greek. he can pose as an italian. he was this chameleon. >> he had the whole setup done, from the fedora to t

mr malone go belly ends one hundred forty dollars a month. or never ever survive never mind it out of the gutter never have thought of first of all what they did for their double shuffle. around my. head was going to separate. see ever go get your pick up a bottle of whiskey for the love of it. but right now his main concern is the state of the truck. he has to reduce speed to less than ten kilometers an hour. at this point the rails are not really aligned any little bit of progress. that are locked therefore loaded up with this. stuff. this outfit a simple society said fuck i. got to fish. that i said you got. to get out this is just rust like the dump risky up i said about lasts just. turn dodge or go with reversion regardless of what those effects are to it yet is good i will not go. back in the bush and his two associates have covered a third of their journey but the day is off to a bad start as one bike has had a puncture. somebody get out the welcome. it's the fifth time in one day. without a repair kit to a new in a cheap. patches the

the card that i'm looking has this -- this guy's name on it, ted malone.nd at the top, it says "stop foreclosure. save your credit and get your house sold in 7 days." did he show you this card? >> he gave us several of those cards. and they're on the bottom of his e-mail as well as his websites. they seemed very nice, very knowledgeable, had said they'd been doing this for a while. they had a few houses in scottsdale. >> okay. did you check out to see if the llc was legitimate with the secretary of state or anything like that? >> we did all that. but nothing came back on any of it, couldn't find anything with anybody saying that this was not legit. >> and your... at that time, your house payments were current. your hoa was current. your property tax was current. everything was exactly the way it should be. >> yes. >> malone offered to buy the house for the amount owed on the mortgage, 395,000. >> this seemed to be the best option for us because they wanted a 1-year or close sooner. and the way he made it out to be was he had somebody that wanted to buy it

mr malone go belly ends one hundred forty dollars a month. on average and i survived but i had it out of the up and up i have a lot of first of all what they did for the most open. it was going to separate what it. see ever go get your pick up a bottle. anything that up on the. road. but right now his main concern is the state of the truck. he has to reduce speed to less than ten kilometers an hour. at this point the rails are not really a line. that are just. that are locked therefore loaded up with this stop in front of this outfit a simple society simple touch. i think fisher. said you got to sit it out probably because it was going to bump risky up i said about that's. turn dodger you know with regard to regardless of what those effects are threw it out yet is going to get iraq. back in the bush man and his two associates have covered a third of their journey but the day's off to a bad start as one bike has had a puncture. somebody get out the welcome. it's the fifth time in one day. without a repair kit to a new in a cheap postman patche

malone." holder: right.ehart: "call information and get my number, and if you can't remember my name between now and the time you get home, then don't bother." [laughter and applause] holder: and she did tell me that, and i still have the piece of paper, the invitation that i got--oh, i remember. i got to the car, and i wrote down, "s.d. malone," and i called up, and we spoke, uh, the next day. capehart: by the time you met sharon, you--you were sitting on the bench... holder: right. capehart: right, and you mentioned earlier that congresswoman eleanor holmes norton is the one who put you forth to be u.s. attorney for the district of columbia, and then you were nominated by president clinton... holder: yep. capehart: and confirmed in 1993, and it was during that period you also became close with the late ron brown. holder: i did. capehart: you considered him a friend and a mentor. holder: and a mentor. he's a guy who, uh, i owe a great deal to, who i miss on--on a daily basis, and one of the darkest days in-

alessandro malone from that rages sustainability network says for all intents and purposes the city is in a state of war as a congressional delegate molon lives in brasilia but he's a native of rio he says the brazilian government has not done enough to stem the violence. but we government would rather use state funds to buy off congressional deputies in order to keep president from being put on trial to support him the benefit they do that with the money instead of protecting people's lives he end up put this on the fear that this is just. an hour's drive from rio lies another lost dream. compares is one of the single largest investment projects in brazil's history the petrochemical complex commissioned by the path through a process for oil conglomerate was never completed like so many other of band and projects it's a symbol of the rise and steep fall of brazil's economic fortunes. the nearby city of the top boat i was already being touted as the new capital of brazil's oil miracle the mayor now says those promises were worthless. a populist on the win tonight is it cheap when you pu

john malone is a force to be reckoned with, where does he see value in iheart? of sirius xm and sirius xm also make a play into pandora so he is looking at the audio side of the business. satellite radio, streaming radio, and maybe thinking of putting those companies together and having a play with consumers on the audio side of the entertainment business. maybe there is an advertising play in putting those assets together. and the very least he is saying that the radio business is still a good business the proper leverage and capitalization, not 10 times or 11 times. if you can get the company to that level, then maybe he has a decent business. julia: was never going to be seized. paul: they were quickly raising money and a lot of people got done, and another thing troubling was univision, those owners are trying to get out of that transaction and the company is a much better shape than i heart, but still trying to get liquidity in this market. this is not unusual, this is what we see across the industry but there are companies that have figure out that aren't

institute against trafficking with kevin malone here today. she is the former manager of th los angeles dodgers and comes out of the professional career in baseball and when the two of us got together, we started to talk about the topic of human trafficking, and kevin has been dedicated to it for eight years and i have been dedicated for five years. one thing about the problem that we found in common is that we truly believe that we can end this problem, and that is the issue to end the trafficking in america. and it is a bold statement, and we believe that we can and as a organization, we must, because of all of the social issues that our society face, i have to believe and that is why i am here today i have got to believe that we can collectively end the mass organized rape of our nation's children for profit. of all of the social illness s that we could stop, it should be that one, so that is where we are at as a organization, committed to ending this. one thing as an organization is that we started a safe home for boys, and long story of t

you couldn't be in better hands with wellspring living there also i wanted to thank kevin malone whohas funded more to life, men of honor for the past several years. as an actress when i was rescued from human trafficking, the whole hashtag me too thing left hollywood because as a survivor i saw that as geoff said men are the biggest part of the issues that i won't name the directors or producers now, but the first audition they thought, she's a great actress, i played a rape victims i imagine it was not that difficult. but it is about demand and more to life we have about 65 men that are successfully gone through that program commissioned by the attorney general of florida. i wanted to ask the panel what do you think we need to do nationwide and in our states to effectively and easily mitigate the issues with men and with fathers and young men in the prevention of human trafficking so that we can go after the demand even before it happens? because that is an entire of the conversation that many men are not ready to have. >> well, i will say first of all, look, , you're one of my her

when ballons contacted the power lines near the intersection of malone road and newport avenue. the incident caused nearly 36 hundred residents in san jose to lose power...and at last check... around 380 customers are still affected by the outage. (jr stone) in newark... a tree falls in a neighborhood snapping gas and water lines. p-g and-e responded to the gas leak. it happened friday on joaquin murieta avenue... next to newark memorial high school. the tree fell on a car with two people in it. residents affected by the leak were forced to evacuate their home. police temporarily closed the road while crews repaired the gas line. no injuries were reported. (jrstone) a month after she was killed crossing a street in oakland... police have yet to track down the driver who hit and killed 18-year-old chauntel dunkley- rochelle... the driver didn't stop that day. kron four's philippe djegal reports from 98th avenue and sunnyside street... where chauntel was remembered today by her family. (philippe)nats- " with little regard for life... m

one person is claiming responsibility for this victory tonight he is a senior from senior francis maloneatholic priest and you did a lot of praying for the team. >> not only me but 650 students of the school who are anticipating that with a victory they will have no school tomorrow. we will see. >> and they already are out there and who has the championship hat? the official championship hat. and you live in free mar so what is it like to be here with your friends and family? >> it's unbelievable, so happy for the eagles organization and coach pederson and nick foles you got to hand it to him, i mean unbelievable. >> so much has been made about the sper chul -- spirituality and a close knit group and can you reflect on this and what makes him so special. >> they got it right and all the abilities they have and all gifts from god and what they have done through the season and especially what they did tonight is give him thanks in return. >> know of the group who has been crying i've seen a lot of tears tonight. tears of joy. tears of joy, no doubt. >> such a wonderful moment and i think t

peter morici and mark malone join us. good morning, guys. peter common steve mnuchin not overly concerned. are you concerned about what the market is telling us about the economy? >> i'm not particularly concerned. investors with complacency, money managers were concerned in the market to ensure against downside risk. 11, 12 days ago with the market could only go up the sentiment about you. that is the surest sign yet that a correction pretty soon. the question is are we transitioning to a bear market or are we transitioning to a new bull market? the answer is the economy looks very good and if it continues on that track in this correction doesn't feed back into investor sentiment which is unlikely, that the economy will grow, profits will increase the first quarter and we will all be smelling the second, third or fourth weeks of april is the proper reports coming. lauren: arguing they are oriental? >> this baldwin will continue. this started because of strong wages. it was said about a 3% annualized growth. that reflects underlying strength

how will you compete with the likes of malone and liberty global for example?ick: we clearly compete and sell to all of them. about a third of our business is to carriers. at the same time, we have an opportunity to attack the largest multinational firms in the world who need more opportunity to connect your people across the organization around the world. aen a firm like bloomberg has tremendous opportunity to move away from the incumbents to a platform gtt. , orher it's vodafone, att orange, we think we have the disruptive platform to take share from them to us. nejra: are you looking at anymore potential acquisition targets in europe and specifically southern europe? a very nicee have platform throughout western europe and we think there is incremental ad on opportunities for we have been very inquisitive. we have seen opportunities that are very nice and commensal add-ons to this great platform we have today. nejra: any countries in particular you might be looking at? italy for example? rick: we have had a presence in italy for the past eight years. we thin

eboni: want to thank you, jordan malone, i'm your big medals in the olympics in your story in all thesetories are aspirational. >> thank you so much. leland: eboni may have experiences during her time in a while and spirit major kicking off mardi gras. we will tell you the parties at this new orleans petition. within us. ♪ >> a classic new orleans tradition but there just in time for mardi gras. the parade and extravaganza kicked off saturday night. this massive party has about 24,000 folks gathering at the superdome in new orleans. the breed got its start back in 1967 and it's grown into a staple of mardi gras and for the city. >> 9067 is new in terms of mardi gras tradition.>> absolutely. i will tell you a secret. i got the baby from the king cake and i still have it after 15 years. >> that is someone who truly remembers her new orleans time. three years in moscow. great having you in dc thanks for coming down. appreciate you being with us. appreciate you being with us at home. "fox news sunday" starts right now. >>chris: talk about possible white house a shakeup after a domestic abus

sean malone represents a district in new york.he's uniquely positioned to look at this issue and he is working with the oversight committee to address some of these questions. >> what do you make of jared kushner still getting intelligence despite only having interim security cleaners after a 370 plus days of being on that job? >> it's wrong. if there are still questions a year after the clearance was issued, i think he should be sidelined until they're resolved. again, he is someone who touches a number of different pieces of classified information. i'm also worried katy, that the republicans sending a classified memo has shown a willingness to give classified evidence to people who are under investigation. it just seems there's rampant mishandling of classified information and some of it is compromising investigations. >> we're going to get that videotape of the president in just a moment. excuse me if i interrupt you. you said the congress has power to legislates this. is anyone putting together a bill that would do just that.

i was reading about al capone and murders back then with bugs malone.t is, they had tommy guns and people said mobsters have tommy gun bnz we're going to take them away. where was the nra back then? >> it wasn't as powerful and as effective at mobilizing voters. the fact that the nr app is pushing this message is not enough. there has to be a receptive audience. there is in this country particularly in purple states where we see competitive senate elections coming up. that is a road map you can look at to determine the concourse of this debate. >> i look at north dakota claire mccaskill has been courageous here and bob casey. they're up for re-election and drawing a line on these weapons that nobody needs to hunt with. these are guns for rapid killing of people. >> they're people that see this as part of the culture. i've been on the phone with people who say don't touch my gun. this is a sad that they need to figure it out. we can add to that the fbi seems to have missed admitted today they missed following up on a tip. that gives a lot of people. >> w

. >> vivian malone is another one. >> malcolm? >> well, mine, of course, is a spy.ne of the first double agents in u.s. history. by the name of james lafayette. james am i stead lafayette. he took the name because the marquise de lafayette being with george washington infiltrated him into the camp of british general corn wallace, made him his personal aide. he actually was used by the british to go back and spy on the americans. the americans gave them false information. he took real information. and at the battle of york town when they lost, he went back to the marquise dough lafayette and at the surrender general corn wallace said you've not only taken my sword but my aid. he said he has been mine the whole time, sir. a complete double agent. >> francesca. >> i'm going old school. i really, really already look up to harriet tubman. i thault always thought what she did was really inspiring. when the going gets tough, the tough get going. she's a really good role model for young women. >> what did she do? >> the underground railroad. >> say it out loud. >> a spy, to

leah miller has died of cancer, 36, terrible news, kevin kell band played alongside liam malone with36. absolutely ginned fall the clubs he played for, inspired a leeds fightback, 3—0, leah miller brought them back to win the game, one of many memories that people will have. —— liam miller. not really publicised. —— kevin kilbane. all done? all finished, celtic play partick thistle, of memories. let's find out what is happening with the weather, it is a chilly one. it is colder than yesterday, just as cold tomorrow in the wind, this is the view that many of us are waking up the view that many of us are waking up to. —— some of us. western england, rang to begin with, and scotland, overnight, wet weather, rain for many of us, and tomorrow, writer, blue skies, snow showers around. cold and wind to content with. recent satellite picture, what is around, good deal of cloud, because the rain is falling, and heading south—east, reaching those parts which are starting the day drive. after the overnight rain, quieter and drive. after the overnight rain, quieterand dryer drive. after the over

the number one spot again this swiss is two wins away from getting there after beating riven by malone's in straight sets in the first round rotterdam on wednesday federer just need to reach the semi's of the tournament to retake the top spot from rafael nadal the thirty six year old old man number one of all time makes it. defending tour de france cycling champion chris froome says he intends to clear his name after failing a don't test last year from his in spain competing in his first race since the test results became public the thirty two year old says he has no plans to stop racing while an investigation continues for him has to explain why a test result showed double the allowed level of a legal drug. go for bill who has pulled out of the genesis open after surviving a fatal car crash in los angeles on tuesday night the six time p.g.a. tour when i was a passenger in a ferrari that flipped after hitting two cars the driver of the for ari was killed while hurst was released from hospital with minor injuries to luke wilson was in one of the other cars that escaped. and that is all yo

the u.s.p sounding institute against human trafficking with kevin malone, who is we're -- who is with us today. he was the former manager of the u.s. doctors. he comes out of a professional career in baseball. when we got together, we started talking about this topic of human trafficking. dedicated five to six years. when we started talking about the problem, one thing that we found common between us is that we truly believe we can end this problem. that is the foundation of the organization we run is that our mission is to end human trafficking in america. it is a bold statement, but we believe we can. we believe, as an organization in society, we must. of the social issues that our society faces, i have got to believe, and it is why i am here today, we collectively can end the mass organized rape of our nations children for profit. of all the problems we face, we should be able to stop that one. that is where we are at, and organization committed to ending this. one of the first things we did is we started a safe home for young boys. we truly couldn't find very many services around

they caught this woman on camera, 43 year old, holly malone going number two in the middle of a cul-de-sac. a cul-de-sac poop. not just once. not twice. no, not number two twice. number three dumb nerve two, three different times. she told otters she is lactose intolerance, it sometimes, quote, stupid, and doesn't avoid dairy. so she likes her milk and ice cream and stuff. so she wasn't able to make it to the bathroom three times. she is being charged with breach of the peace. and creating hazardous conditions. apparently she was caught brown handed. >> why are you closing this on me? oh, gosh. >> you know, this is happening around the country. there was a woman in kansas city. zero in kansas, she would go -- whether she was jogging she would poop in neighbor's yards. >> oh, yes, cereal pooper. >> syrian pooper. >> you're serial peeper. pooper duper. >> and and i didn't know there was a song for serial pooper. >> a potty training song i know. you're a super doop i pooper. >> just to celebrate the fact your child is learning to use the potty. you're super dupe i pooper. but now she is in th

post malone is road.s the hip-hop artist, along with atlanta rapper 21 savage, will launch a 28-city tour on april 26th in portland, oregon. in further tour news, billboard reports alt rockers radiohead will kick off an arena tour on july 7th in chicago. in hollywood, i'm rick damigella. (robin) and here's a live look outside... at the bay bridge toll plaza. we'll be back with more of your kron 4 morning news after the break. (robin) welcome back. checking in on your morning forecast. rebecca:a couple of weak weather system will impact the region today though thursday night with chances for a few showers and lowering snow levels. blustery conditions are likely on thursday with colder temperatures friday morning. dry weather and slightly warmer daytime conditions are likely for the weekend with cooler, unsettled conditions potentially returning early next week. no major hot next week. returning early potentially conditions cooler, unsettled conditions potentially returning early next week. no major hot spo

billionaire john malone with liberty media has emerged as a potential white night for iheart radio.e of the biggest names in music and entertainment. it calls for liberty and sirius xm to foster them through chapter 11 bankruptcy. a high-tech trial that has been six years in the making. in san francisco, lawyers have made opening statements in the fraud case of autonomy and hewlett-packard. prosecutors say autonomy cooked the books, forcing hp to write down its value a year after buying the british company. defense lawyers say the cfo is a scapegoat. and that's your bloomberg business flash. tom, francine? francine: thank you. changing gears, the european union will challenge theresa may tomorrow when it publishes its address that ignores the u.k. prime minister's most important demands. it was set out in legal detail how it expects britain to depart, and the transition. that will follow, according to a person familiar with the matter. david, always great to speak with you. you put things in perspective. we understand liam fox has a speech that is eminently here at london headquarte