max, thanks so much for joining us. max: thank you for inviting me.mily: you were born in the ukraine. how much of a connection do you still feel to the people and the country? max: anytime i am told that -- oh, you are russian, i know you are, i feel the need to say, no, actually, i am a jew who was born in the ukraine. it is still a part of what defined me -- what defines me. i haven't been back in a long time. on occasion, i miss it. emily: what do you miss? max: the people are very genuine. they don't pretend to be anything they're not. emily: what do you think you would be doing if you were still there today? max: probably writing code of some form. i was already sort of proto-entrepreneurial when i was there, so i probably would be starting a company of some sort. but -- more or less the same thing. emily: have you been following what has been going on there recently? i mean, are you worried about the civil war? max: yes, i am very worried. i don't think it's possible not to follow it. as an engineer -- entrepreneur, i always sort of, well, let

max and's his money from what he calls furniture kitsch -- max ernst -- max earns his money from whate calls furniture kitsch. he's 59 years old, happily married, and the father of teen children. russian magazines depict a man is someone who has made it the -- big. >> island of the contract of a lifetime to it three government planes with my furnishings. president clinton uses those planes to fly across russia. -- president clinton -- president putin uses those planes to fly across russia. here's how it looks. i'm very proud of that. >> 120 people work in the sofa king's factory. some are guestworkers from italy. the sanctions and the collapse of the ruble do not ruffle max's feathers. >> if the ruble falls, my furniture will cost 15% to 18% more at most. my competitors from italy, germany, and the netherlands raise their prices in russia buys the percent to 80%, so western products are too expensive or russian consumers. russian producers reap great rewards from eu sanctions. >> as long as max can make and sell his furniture, he does not worry about politics. in fact, he would rather

max:-- something new. max: gawker's founder said that we do not do journalism, but we might do journalism accidentally. tom: what made you become journalists? max: it became clear that what we were doing was journalism. we always believed that allsup was news. -- that gossip was news. and if that is the case, then it gossiping was an active journalism. we have been doing news and porting for so long that it deems silly to -- reporting for so long that it seems silly to put up a falseruse. tom: what is the biggest mistake you think your organizations have made so far? [silence] [laughter] tom: i'm going to give you a pass, rocco. you start, maybe i will come back around. shani: i think one of the biggest mistakes we made is something a gawker reported on quite astutely. in the early days of buzzfeed when we were a content laboratory, we did not have journalists. this predated news, predated our editor-in-chief. there were a lot of bizarre and not quite up to par posts on the site. at some point, someone dec

i was wondering if max and rocco would respond to something max wrote on gawker. we write stories -- [indiscernible] we are an independent publishing company, vice is a marketing company. max: we are talking about a question of business models. one reason i wrote that in that fashion is that we had a history of reporting on vice and a history of people coming into the stories and telling us that we are only reporting on vice because we are jealous. i think it is important that readers also realize that we are doing that reporting because the stories are important. tom: must try to stick to one question per person. >> you all consider yourself to be in the journalism business, but you also work for websites where you want to maximize the amount of views. and also websites where viewers come from facebook and other social media. how do you balance content that is important but also serves as being click bait. aneri: we don't do click bait. not every story needs to get the same amount of traffic. i think that is the most important thing to understand. for me, what i

max: tres culinarios, cuatro toilets para 200 personas.. >> para que podamos pedirle al gobierno una visa humanitaria al pastor, sÉ que lo pueden hacer. periodista: a miles de kilÓmetros de distancia de su esposa e hijos, max villatoro no pierde la esperanza de que pueda volver a juntarse con su familia. marÍa: tres muertos y un herido grave dejÓ la caÍda de parte de un andamio en el piso 11 de un edificio en construcciÓn en raleigh. el exjugador de fÚtbol se declarÓ culpable de asalto sexual y fue condenado a 10 aÑos de prisiÓn. ha sido acusado de drogar a mujeres. el deportista participÓ en la audiencia vÍa satÉlite de los Ángeles. un juez de luisiana decidiÓ que el millonario robert quede preso sin fianza, ser vivo que es un peligro para los demÁs y existe el riesgo de que se fugue. emotiva despedida brindan compaÑeros al luchador perro aguayo jr. y sobrevivientes mexicanos de la masacre de tÚnez llegan a su paÍs decididos a olvidar la pesadilla que vivieron. done! just sent you the money for yesterday's lunch... your wells fargo app is

. >> let's brick in max boot, he blogs for a series, and a column for los angeles times, max said, might produce the worse two years in the history of u.s. israel relations. max isn't there a difference between the relationship between the two leaders and the relationship between the two countries? >> to some extent yes, to some extent no. there's no question that most americans are still very much pro-israel just as most israelis are very much pro-american but nevertheless, we are elected democracies both of us. and the people who are in charge can have a lot of power. and the fact that benjamin netanyahu and barack obama have a venomous poisonous dysfunctional relationship now is not good in my opinion for either country but my concern is that president obama may be just fine with the state of relations as it is right now. >> and that appoints onous poir that poisonous power theyhave we will examine if benjamin netanyahu overplayed his hand and personal power between the united states and israel. you're watching "real money." >> pain killer addiction on the rise >> i loved the feeling

max... see him? damn! all right, well, according to the calendar that jacocks found, next appointment... that's him! what? where? that's him? that's tuesday guy? max: yeah. look at this place. it's huge. okay, here's my thinking. she goes to an aa meeting, sees his picture on the wall, recognizes him from a few years back and decides that this guy's a bottomless well of money. i don't think she'd do that. a prostitute wouldn't engage in blackmail because, what, milt? it's wrong? they're human beings. yeah, they're human beings, milt who have seen enough in this lifetime to fill them with disgust and contempt. yes, human beings experience disgust and contempt. they also experience love. which means that somebody else perhaps a wife or girlfriend could be experiencing jealousy. i wet my bed till i was 12. no, you didn't. what are you guys doing here? this is the john-slash-blackmail victim's house. this guy was the sugar daddy-slash-big tipper. the diner owner finally found a credit card receipt. good. (knoc

max... see him? damn! all right, well, according to the calendar that jacocks found, next appointment... that's him! what? where? that's him? that's tuesday guy? max: yeah. look at this place. it's huge. okay, here's my thinking. she goes to an aa meeting, sees his picture on the wall, recognizes him from a few years back and decides that this guy's a bottomless well of money. i don't think she'd do that. a prostitute wouldn't engage in blackmail because, what, milt? it's wrong? they're human beings. yeah, they're human beings, milt who have seen enough in this lifetime to fill them with disgust and contempt. yes, human beings experience disgust and contempt. they also experience love. which means that somebody else perhaps a wife or girlfriend could be experiencing jealousy. i wet my bed till i was 12. no, you didn't. what are you guys doing here? this is the john-slash-blackmail victim's house. this guy was the sugar daddy-slash-big tipper. the diner owner finally found a credit card receipt. good. (knoc

. >> i mean right now we have max. right now we've been getting it right. i mean max for sure. so far right now it's max. >> guys, back up to you. >> what? if you look at the right, max scherzer is cracking up because he put gonzalez up to it. our staff figured out this is from some movie called super troopers where he gets pull over and the cop says meow, i'd like to see your license, blah, blah, blah, wasn't a great movie. >> a movie he hadn't seen. >> i don't get it either. >> because max signed the big contract. >> we know who max scherzer is. >> i wouldn't go too deep in this. >> you know what? my american u eagles had a great year, so (mom) when our little girl was born we got a subaru. it's where she said her first word. (little girl) no! saw her first day of school. (little girl) bye bye! made a best friend forever. the back seat of my subaru is where she grew up. what? (announcer) the 2015 subaru forester (girl) what? (announcer) built to be there for your family. love. it's what makes a subaru a subaru. you guys can just leave your coats right over here. wow. your bed

max: we do. tom: i saw john perretti do a presentation and he told the origin tale, i'm sure you have seen this many times and he said when we started buzzfeed we started with the presumption that the ads the banner and pop-up ads he said we start with the presumption that banner ads and public ads suck and we're going to invent a new form that people like as much as the rest of our content and really gave a big impetus to what is called sponsored content. is that 100% of your revenue? aneri: i think so. i do not have to think about that in my area as an editor. tom: you have no involvement in creating this sponsored content. max: no. there is a chinese wall. tom: how about at vice? rocco: that worked for so long so it is church and state and there is a third prong which is technology. technology, you look at ink on paper for so long. technology develops more quickly as we move through time. and you see pop-up ads. those quickly lost their value. you are seeing native advertising. whatever word y

max dupree was a margin in 1958. knowing all that makes the story on all sides more powerful. >> a few for your great story. wonderful. michael rockefeller was an innocent victim, how did you know you would not be the next one? >> everybody can hear them. the azmat to not practiced cannibalism any longer. the dutch were making a concerted effort and snacks to pray's raid in 1961 and there are stories of battles up until 1980, 79 in remoter parts of a very remote place but indonesia took over in 1962 it indonesian's were incredibly -- if they were worse than the dutch. they burned all the longhouses and forbid all ceremony, all feasting and carving for years, an american missionaries, americans took over from the dutch and where there for years and years and they slowly brought carving and feasting back with the permission of indonesian's so it is a pretty remarkable place a you feel you are in a place that is very different but i was never afraid that i would be a victim. you are afraid of little bit that you might c

max: they came as close as possible. they weren't able to fly over the crash site or even see what remains of the plane, but they came fairly close, about three kilometers as the bird flies. that was probably the most important step, most important part of their trip here. nevertheless, the psychologist say even if they can't really see the plane or what is left of the plane it is important to come as close as possible, and that is what they did. sarah: recovery teams are trying to salvage very important evidence, including the missing black box data recorder. tell us more about those efforts. max: there was a special unit going out to look for that black box. so far, no success. the other important part is finding more human remains. whenever they find anything, they flag it with these little red flags. then they pick it up later. the helicopters have stopped flying because it is nighttime. when they find something, they bring it back to headquarters which is just behind me. after that, they bring it to paris, then to m

max is a distinguished author and cynical at the council on foreign relations.you've been a scholar on counterinsurgency activities and terrorism in general. from some of your writing you seem to be a skeptic of the air campaign. you wrote very recently that we are setting as iran's air force, as the individuals on the ground apparently doing most of the heavy lifting are the shiite militia forces, apparently armed and trained by iran. can you do this a sense of whether you believe the current policy of airstrikes is working, or are we ultimately going a self-defeating policy by enabling iran to exercise still more influence in iraq? >> well, if the objective is to increase the iranian strangled on iraq, and i would say the policy is working brilliantly but i would question whether that should be in fact our policy. in fact, i think we need to widen the aperture a little bit. one of the issues is a the administration has been so narrowly focused on trying to combat isis that it has lost sight of the bigger picture which is that if we can push isis out of iraq an

but i think -- max is a very good historian. look how we acted during the cold war and the evil empire and the soviet union. make the comparison of we talked to them throughout that horrible cold war. the problem is you have to negotiate -- now you're interrupting me. >> the only agreements that we reached that were at all worthwhile were with mikhail gorbachev. we have an entirely different leader in iran. >> we had nuclear agreements on arms control from nixon through the end of the cold war. that's not true. >> i'll go back to my question, allowing them to spin their centrifuges, enrich uranium and in the sunset years have a nuclear weapon -- >> no we will not have -- we will not agree -- >> can i finish the question? is that a risk you're willing to take? do you really trust the mullahs in iran with their radical islamic views? >> no i don't. >> they shouldn't have a nuclear weapon weapon. >> they shouldn't. and they will never have a nuclear weapon. what we're trying to do is avoid having a military solution to achieve that

max: the dollar is an unprecedented territory.n's statements yesterday suggested the dollar's rise may slow down? max: the reversal today in the dollar is what is giving me some pause. we are seeing those unwind. scarlet: thank you so much for joining us. "money clip" is next. ♪ ♪ >> welcome to "money clip. ." apple joins the dow jones industrial average. in motors, richard branson of urgent alert -- of virgin electrifies racing. it is luxury getting it for less in the far east.

max scherzer scheduled to start for the rotation. let's be honest that rotation could have started with any of the big five. strasburg or zimmerman. scherzer said that's what's great about having his life back. when he's not throwing, he could learn a thing or two or whatever he can do to take that next step. >> for me i've had some thoughts about it over the off-season. how he wanted to get better. different things i wanted to be able to do i wanted to execute. if i try to help practice you know, those things that i think i can get better at. that's what i'm looking to get out of it. >> all right. final note nba free agent ray allen has made the decision not to play with anyone this season. however, he made it clear he is not retiring. although the wiz could definitely use that guy. >> we can give you some information about tomorrow. already, ahead of the winter storm, several schools closures. faquier county. spotsylvania county canceling classes for tomorrow. give you upto date by is 11:00. >> tomorrow morning the list will be thi

max, we hope to have you back as the debate continues.s for your time. >> thank you. >> max levchin of affirmed. >>> let's get to sue herera who's got a cnbc news update for us. >> here's what's happening at this hour. german prosecutors say the co-pilot of the germanwings passenger plane that crashed in the french alps had received treatment for suicidal tendencies. they said he had received psycho therapy for several years before becoming a pilot. >>> negotiations over iran's nuclear program are entering a critical phase ahead of tomorrow's self-imposed deadline. iran is said to be considering demands for further cuts to its uranium program, but it's pushing back on how long it must limit technology it could use to make weapons. >>> the s.e.c. announcing fraud charges against lynn tilton and her patriarch partners firm saying she breached her fiduciary duties and frauding clients. tilton telling cnbc she will fight those charges. >>> in an ongoing story we're continuing to monitor, there is a report of a shooting at the gate of the nsa'

and get max cleaning and freshness with every flush. try lysol no mess max. >>> that was rapper zelia banks. she is outspoken and controversy. but in a new interview "playboy," some say she may have taken it a little too far when she said i hate everything about this country. like i hate fat white americans. all the people would are crunched into the middle of america. the real fat meat of america are these racist conservative white people who live on their farms. those little teenage girls that work at kmart and have a racist grandma that, is really america. she's a charmer. ryan killmeade is with me. >> james rosen just called. she's a fascinating person. >> why wasn't dick cha cheney on the cover? >> i'm not sure. when you gave me this assignment i'm doing this thing called research. people reach to me in the industry and in the building. so i watched two 45-minute interviews with her. and she is angry. and unlike alec baldwin who says if they believe in the country didn't, when she has enough money she's gone. she's out of here. she

max, thank you for joining us. as we mentioned earlier in the practice one of the planes' black boxes has been found. we have spoke to an aviation expert to find out what we could learn from them. >> the cock pick voice recorder records all the conversations of pilots among each other. it records the conversations between the pilots and the air photographic control. and finally it records all sounds in the cock pick. there are certain bells of systems which alarm pilots and which help investigators to understand what has been going on. at the end of the day hopefully the float data recorder will be found to understand, to get a full picture. then we will know what has happened and we need to to get the data from a flight data recorder if it is recovered undamaged is a couple of days. but to get the full picture certainly a couple of months or even a year. >> all right. now the majority of the german passengers aboard flight 9525 came from the area of dumervil. among the passengers was a group of high schoolers and

max scherzer will get the start. let's move on to college basketball. a win tonight would make both teams feel a lot better going into the atlantic tournament. pick this one up in the first half we are tied at 25. that is trey porter doing the alley-oop. and then for three. he nails it.

. >>> up next the future king and queen of britain in an exclusive interview with our own max foster.m) when our little girl was born we got a subaru. it's where she said her first word. (little girl) no! saw her first day of school. (little girl) bye bye! made a best friend forever. the back seat of my subaru is where she grew up. what? (announcer) the 2015 subaru forester (girl) what? (announcer) built to be there for your family. love. it's what makes a subaru a subaru. there's a gap out there. that's keeping you from the healthcare you deserve. at humana, we believe the gap will close when healthcare gets simpler. when frustration and paperwork decrease. when grandparents get to live at home instead of in a home. so let's do it. let's simplify healthcare. let's close the gap between people and care. >>> next on cnn our very own max foster sat down were an exclusive interview with britain's prince charles ahead of his visit to the united states next week. they discussed a lot of things including how his wife camilla, has come to define her public role. >> when they did get married,

joining me max's wife gloria and from cleveland, his attorney leopold.sage to you when he called from the airport on friday? >> thank you, jose for having us on your program. well, it was very sad for him. and it was a message of still hoping that we're going to reunite again soon. >> gloria you have four children all bourne in the united states. the -- born in the united states. the pastor here for many, many years, he did violate these laws but has ban model citizen otherwise in the community? >> yes, sir. he has been not only for the community, for the family. all i can say that max has been a model and a person that doesn't disturb what has been happening to us. yeah. our family it's one of the, you know, one of the -- another family that has been broken. because i know this is happening in america and this is a real thing happening. >> and have you talked to your children about the reality, the very real situation that they may not be seeing their father for some time to come? >> yes. and it's very very hard for them to understand. they still don't

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she must have been 5'4" max, but it didn't matter because i didn't see her.ohn tries to protect me and get them away from me. and then some lady decides that she wants to kick me in the face. >> as the crowd swells in numbers, one woman charges through and kicks rebecca in her left temple. >> and at that point, i was shocked. i didn't know what was going on. so my initial reaction was to cover my face. >> i take the woman and push her back into the crowd and several of those people fell back. and at that point, the guy in the purple fleece has taken a shot at me, and i'm still again trying to keep them off of her. and i turn around and i can still see her on the ground, and i yell at her, rebecca, get up. and at the point, whatever was going on with her, she snapped out of it. she popped up off the ground and i can tell that she's out in the street now and she's got the camera on her shoulder and everything's okay. >> at that point, the crowd leaves rebecca alone, but they continue to target john who starts to back away slowly. >> i'm just trying to keep a di

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mucinex fast max night time for multi-symptom relief. breathe easy. sleep easy.arges. i'm jackie ibanez. now back to "justice with judge jeanine." >>> so who's briefing the president? how does he get to that -- those sentences? >> for me to sit here and tell you why he says what he says, i don't know. what i know the intelligence said was not necessarily what we hear. >> it was diametrically opposed, wasn't it? >> i would say from my perspective, it was just the opposite. you can't -- you can't sit here and say, you know, that al qaeda was defeated when we're still looking at elements of al qaeda that are conducting operations. >> growing outrage tonight after former defense intelligence a agency director lieutenant flynn saying the obama administration familiarti narrative being on the run did not match the intel. nigeria's boko horam swore allegiance. joining me now, ambassador james jeffrey. good evening, ambassador. if what flint is saying is true, how could this administration have gotten it so wrong? >> general flynn has a point and he knows the intelligenc

. >> que se haga justicia y que obama pueda dejar libre a mi esposo, max villatoro que merece una segundados fueron detenidos. en su historial figuran cargos de manejar bajo la influencia de alcohol y otro por usar un documento fraudulento. este Último cargo le costÓ el arresto segÚn su esposa. >> solamente Él como muchos adquiriÓ un papel para trabajar. periodista: el pastor estuvo bajo aprobatorio pagÓ las multas correspondientes. >> porque eso pasÓ hace 20 aÑos, hace 17 aÑos, creo que ya ha tenido suficiente tiempo para demostrar que es una buena persona y que merece estar aquÍ. periodista: se han recolectado 40.000 firmas de apoyo para evitar su deportaciÓn. el pastor es padre de cuatro hijos ciudadanos de estados unidos y su esposa esta amparada bajo la acciÓn diferida. >> la reforma que supuestamente para deportaciones es para personas criminales y Él no es un criminal. periodista: el pastor villatoro se encuentra detenido en una cÁrcel de luisiana y hasta el momento su futuro es incierto a pesar de que su abogado quiera reabrir el proceso. >> su vida y la de nosotros estarÍa en pel

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max the goal is to find the remedy. back french and german officials a there is no evidence of an attack. there was a solemn show of unity for the leaders of france germany, and pain. chancellor merkel and prime minister rajoy met with some of the team searching the wreckage for clues. >> we need to understand what happened. we know it the families. we know it to relations affected the tragedy. we can learn everything we can about the causes of the catastrophe. >> they would like to say the friend and family they are very welcome here. everyone has an organized to receive them, so everyone has been prepared for those who want to come here for the catastrophe took place. he told us about a tough day for search teams whose priority is to locate the remains of the victims. >> the investigation has been halted for the night on the site of the plane crash, which is several hours from where i am standing. you cannot get there by car. you have to take a helicopter were, and it takes between three and five hours during the day.

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max does a lot more standing around than ernie does. hey, whatever. good going, max & ernie.a-ha. >> coming up the in "the skinny" this morning. the most popular person in the world, well at least on facebook. why he might not be a household name. >> get your brackets ready. march madness officially begun. ncaa college hoops tournament. teams in the big dance to the final four. who will you be picking? you are watching "world news now." >> announcer: "world news now" weather brought to you by woolite darks. >>> all right. welcome back. time for this year's edition of march madness. all starts tomorrow night when manhattan takes on hampton university. the winner of the game has a big task. they'll meet the tournament's overall number one seed. university of kentucky wildcats. kentucky 34-0 this year. they won the southeastern conference title beating arkansas. a victory that probably made t.j. holmes upset. >> ha-ha. >> bet you are right. >> that's right. another big favorite. going to get a lot of attention in the brackets is wisconsin. the badgers needed overtime against mic

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tim: max scherzer was razor sharp and ready for opening day. sports is coming up. >> and now the toyota sports desk, brought to you by your local toyota dealers. tim: the headaches got more intense tonight for the wizards. bradley beal sprained his ankle and left early. washington seem to be in control against the pacers. then this. downtown, time running out. john wall from beyond the arc. wall drains it, tie game. 11 seconds left, the pacers with the ball, chance to win it. watch george hill, way too easy, time running out. good night, everybody, drive home safely. the pacers win, the wizards' fourth straight loss. the nfl draft will take place in chicago, the first time it has taken place outside of new york city. the redskins general manager got everybody talking when the he said the best athlete available even if it is a quarterback, and they love marcus mariota. >> we think it's worth the risk to hit the reset button. he is that good of a football player. if we think we should do that, we should do that, but we will see. that has not been

max scherzer will start on the round. also jason worth will not play.ever, he did swing a bat for the first time since undergoing shoulder surgery back on january 9th. one thing the nats will have to get used to starting tomorrow the new basement to speed up the breaks between innings. they will last 2:25 unless it's a nationally televised game it will last 2:45. the hitters will automatically be hit to first base. unless it's a foul ball or wild pitch, batter also have to keep one foot in the batters box. some of the national players i spoke with are not thrilled about these new changes. >> i'm not a fan of it. i like to take my time and make sure i have a prepitch routine that i go through. but i'm going to have to learn quick in a hurry to keep my foot in the box and speed it up a little bit. >> it's not just standing out there to be on tv longer. if that were the case yeah i'd say get rid of it. i'm not totally against shorting the pace of player or whatever but there are certain intracracies that it will be hard to take away. >> cool video here. tw

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. >>> want to bring in our max foster from london who's going to join with us highlights from princefirst of all i know that prince william met with president xi jinping. what did the two discuss when they sat down together? tripoli's really just saying we hope that the bond will flourish between the two countries, and obviously the president asked william about his upcoming baby. everyone talking about that wherever he goes. this of a significant meeting. we knew he was going to be meeting a high-ranking official but didn't realize it was going to go this high. normally someone in his position only second in line to the throne wouldn't be afforded this honor in the great hall there. it was very unusual, quite unexpected, but in the previous leg of the tour, he did meet the emperor of japan. he did meet the prime minister of japan. perhaps it got upgraded as a result of that. but a triumph really for prince william. this is really soft diplomacy at its best. the foreign office wanting to boost ties between the countries and often politicians. and to enter into murky wurts this becaus

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