>> reporter: two teenagers from his first marriage, and a little boy named max from his second. >> max loved rebecca. she was extremely attentive and warm. and she had no children of her own. and i think she was a great influence on max. they had their own love story. >> there was friction between dina shacknai and rebecca. >> dina wasn't crazy about the new girlfriend moving in on her 6-year-old son. >> when you have blended families, you want -- i mean no mom is jumping for joy saying, "oh, somebody else is gonna be, you know --" >> reporter: around your child. >> i thought we had a good working relationship together. >> reporter: what was dina's relationship with rebecca? >> it was not a friendly relationship. it was not friendly at all. >> reporter: did you approve of the time she spent with max? >> yeah, i didn't disapprove of it. in fact, i would expect it, which is the reason that i wanted to meet her so that she and i would have a good relationship so that max would feel like it was okay. >> they were not close. i think there were times when dina made it a bit difficult for reb

. >> reporter: a new boyfriend, he had a little boy named max. >> max loved ree becca.he was extremely attentive warm. >> dana wasn't crazy about the new girlfriend. >> someone else is going to be around your child. >> i thought we had a good working relationship together. >> did you approve of the time she spent with max. >> i think there was times when dina made it difficult for rebecca. >> reporter: but no one could have imagined just how difficult it was about to become. >> it was july 11th, in the morning. >> dina had gone to work out in the gym. >> rebecca was in the house with her sister. >> max was on the floor. >> and something awful happened. >> rebecca's sister calls 911. >> he fell down the stairs. test not breathing. >> some how, 6-year-old max had haken a horrific fall. >> i sprinted in the house and i saw max laying on the floor. >> i first saw him, he had tubes coming out of every body. and i thought, wow. >> did she tell you how she had the happen in. >> she said, what happened, i really don't know. >> reporter: during the family emergency, the paints h

max boot in a comment? >> guest: i didn't quite understand what his question was. >> host: i think he was just talking about the war and talking about the ken burns series that he put on and whether or not it was a propaganda campaign is what i got out of it. >> guest: i propaganda campaign by north vietnam against the u.s.? >> host: take it whatever way you want to take it. .. that the war was not being successfu, and the tet offensive trove that home because in 1967, johnson and westmoreland and others who kept promising we were about to win, and then you had tens of thousands of viet cong attackers, and that made clear that the enemy forces were stronger than our leaders had told us. this opened up a credibility gap between our leaders and the people. it wasn't so much the propaganda from the north. >> host: max boot, the road not taken, edward lansdale and the american tragedy in vietnam, is the most recent book by this author, member of the council on foreign relations and military hayden. [applause]

max boot in a comment? >> guest: i didn't quite understand what his question was. >> host: i think he was just talking about the war and talking about the ken burns series that he put on and whether or not it was a propaganda campaign is what i got out of it. >> guest: i propaganda campaign by north vietnam against the u.s.? >> host: take it whatever way you want to take it. .. that the war was not being successfu, and the tet offensive trove that home because in 1967, johnson and westmoreland and others who kept promising we were about to win, and then you had tens of thousands of viet cong attackers, and that made clear that the enemy forces were stronger than our leaders had told us. this opened up a credibility gap between our leaders and the people. it wasn't so much the propaganda from the north. >> host: max boot, the road not taken, edward lansdale and the american tragedy in vietnam, is the most recent book by this author, member of the council on foreign relations and military historian. thank you

s max merrill if former but as they go player michelle did say ok michelle start with you let's start off with life six when was it a sense of buyer's being too weak leipsic actually showing up and being strong i'm going to say it was a strong performers for them for especially a first off so much power gold shots twelve twelve to one i think south and into goals even if they was one one back but they came back so strong there and i came in very early because of the injury. and he did a great job i'm very happy to see it for. well i guess this is interesting about this particular tide because i did a little research and this is they have the most off its production of any time right now they're averaging nearly five goals a game so it is nice to see even though the eleven dusky a few players were left out of the starting line up but you know so you go for leipsic now max over to you both coaches made six changes to their lineups but it looked like hobson who till the magic yeah i got to say before the match i thought he got it wrong he dropped or bonnie was resting him van i could see

max, speaking of ed he was a military man. he was a general by -- for goodness sakes but he he was not -- your typical military person. in fact he told the commander in chief that jfk know that he would not go along with killing of president deaning at that time. how much do you think himming being kind of a rogue either helped him understand what needed to be done and also put him at odds with -- the people he had to work with? rming there's no question that ed had a very unconventional background he was not a graduate of west point or the army war college or any similar institution. he was a -- ucla dropout and joined oss and afterwards got into the army and got into army intelligence and then transferred to the air force even though he had no intention of becoming a pilot or navigator or anything like that, in fact, he was probably most antiair power air force general of all time and he argue with curtis who thought he could bomb the north vietnamese and stone age and he kept telling had him that wasn't going to work so he

michelle didn't say former but as they get player michelle looking good thank you and our very own max merrill now michelle i'll start with you let's talk cologne cologne if they've been bottom of the table so long they should be paying rent their flat with the wind they just hurtle over hamburg. you've been in a relegation battle before how much of a boost is this win right now it's a big boost because after the derby win more and more power coming up for them not only for the team for the supporters for the coaches and for the whole team home club and especially after the injury from toronto nobody expected this today because. ok so it's and side and some of the players but actually the focus was on tour order and that's why they did a great job today and very important three points and they are not any more on a loss than a table ok all right now max over to you do you concur with that what do you think you think that they will actually survive in the top flight or do you think they're definite drive think they've got a great chance because there's a lot of positivity there you look

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brent: max hoffman at that eu summit tonight in brussels. max, thank you.e are some other stories making headlines around the world. a german court has sentenced an afghan refugee to life in prison for killing a teenage student in the city of fried pork -- b fryborg. critics say eu checks on migrants are inadequate. german lawmakers of authorized more troops for afghanistan. the next woman -- the next him him number of german forces on the ground will rise to 1300. the expansion was approved because of deteriorating security in the country. afghanistan as part of the nato-led mission resolute support, which provides training and assistance to the afghan army. the russian ambassador to london says written cannot be trusted in investigating the poisoning of a next -- of an ex spy and his daughter. the ambassador said britain had accused russia of the attempted murders without presenting evidence. he also said russia could not take british accusations seriously, because the british have a record of misleading the international community. we made mistakes. that

or not to be max. mainstage here the best of the best festival in corpus christi. right now they've got a. beautiful i want it out of those mexican mexican dresses and if tell me what that is i'm a visitor here what am i looking at you know could you help me answer just dancers because that smacks baby maybe allister it could be the spark. a great american pilgrimage to the great american revolutionary declaration of. war against all the conflicts the lists the kleptocracy the cactus stocker see. yeah they catch a stocker see rule by the least qualified now we can talk about stuff that's not in the show right when we set out to do the great american pilgrimage we made a plan it turns out that the plan really just couldn't be done down in venice with screw up the cows in coffee shop and we're meeting this holocaust survivor and we're getting ready to have an interview with him and we set it all up it's really wonderful to meet you take this and this one here with your heart ok. let's meet in a sixty if

all right our very own max hoffman at that eve summits and in brussels max as always thank you very much. here's some of the other stories now that are making headlines around the world german lawmakers have authorized more troops for afghanistan the maximum number of german forces on the ground will rise to thirteen hundred the expansion was approved because of the deteriorating security situation in the country the bundeswehr enough going to stand as part of the nato led mission resolute support which provides training and assistance to the afghan army. prosecutors in ukraine have detained a lawmaker or not is some change go on suspicion of planning a coup. became a national hero after she was found guilty of involvement in the killing of two russian journalists in the ukraine's war torn east the charges come after lawmakers removed her parliamentary immunity to prosecution. travelers in france are facing a new wave of strikes that is hitting the country only two of every five high speed trains were running on thursday half of regional trains across the country have been cancelled unio

i'm max foster. this is "cnn newsroom." well, the winds of change are indeed blowing through the american landscape, not just in congress but also in the white house. democrat conor lamb is claiming victory in a special congressional election in pennsylvania. in a district donald trump won by 20 points in the presidential election. meanwhile, mr. trump has sakds his secretary of state, rex tillerson, and he's hinting that more personnel changes are coming for his administration. first, though, we're going to go to pennsylvania, where that congressional race is still too close to call for cnn. right now democrat conor lamb has a razor-thin lead over republican rick saccone. but more than 1,000 absentee ballots are still being counted. so it is too close to call. lamb is a marine veteran and a former prosecutor. saccone a long-time state legislator endorsed by president trump. right now they have very different opinions on tuesday's outcome. >> it took a little longer than we thought, but we did it. >> we're still fighting th

max, is there a silver lining here?ax: there might be a silver lining for wall street considering that steven mnuchin is the treasury secretary. back i worked for goldman sachs, just like gary -- that guy worked for goldman sachs, just like gary cohn. considering that, directionally, no one knows what's happening, if donald trump decides that he needs someone to beat up on, i have been hearing strains where it might not be wall street. what if it's big tech? the guy who made a movie about clinton cash -- his next documentary, which will debut at cannes, not during the real film festival, is about tech companies. they can smell the sense that trump may be the new wall street, the new punching bag, instead of being goldman sachs and jpmorgan, it could be amazon and apple. emily: marty was on the show yesterday during the breaking news. he talked about how he thinks the relationship between silicon valley and the white house has taken a pause, because we just don't know. what's the vibe from the tech community so far about

max: wall street is not happy. on the one hand, we cannot go too far. the reality is that nobody knows what is going on with this white house. you do not see the market losing 10%, but people are upset. gary cohn, if you remember, was the president of goldman sachs. he left being the number two guy at goldman for the white house, and that came after trump

emily: olivia zaleski and max gleason. conquering reusable space flight, billionaire elon musk is getting ready to take on -- comedy? after finding himself and tesla the butt of some satirical headlines, such as elon musk offering grants to any project that will make them feel complete, the billionaire has been hiring former staffers and writers from that same satirical website. this is according to the daily beast. no word on whether the secretive new comedy project will make its debut before musk gets us to mars. when it comes to shooting a rocket in space and landing it back on earth, for elon musk, not a problem. but getting the model three out the door and holding on to tesla executives, not so much. within two weeks, tesla has lost two more financial execs amid reports of quality issues with the model three, which continues to face production delays. so what can elon musk due to get tesla fully charged? to answer that, we spoke with bloomberg columnist max jackman in new york. max: i think it is important to sort of

phil: max hofmann, new room and new engine in paris. we thank you. other stories making news around the world -- south africa's former president jacob zuma is to be charged with fraud, racketeering, and money laundering. the ruling anc party forced him to resign as head of state last month after years of scandal. the charges relate to a multibillion-dollar arms purchase in the late 1990's. two israeli soldiers in the west bank have been killed and at least two others injured in an attack by a palestinian. the israeli army has not confirmed the deaths, but said the attacker had been arrested and taken to hospital. the incident came as palestinians protested across the region to mark 100 days since washington recognized jerusalem as israel's capital. an independent monitoring group says russian airstrikes have killed at least 46 people in eastern ghouta, as more civilians flee the rebel-health areas outside damascus. russia says war than 4000 people left today as russia and syria launched an offensive on the region almost four weeks ago. and a runway i

and let's bring indeed abuse max holzman he is in strasburg following this case for us hi max how significant is it that the european court of human rights has ruled in favor of these to journalists. you can't get much higher than the european court of human rights especially of course in europe so what this does it sides with the constitutional court in turkey and let me just remind everybody how this played out because the constitutional court in turkey which is of course the highest court in turkey said that these two journalists need to be released but then a lower court said we're not going to do that we're against the constitutional court so you can't really be much more outside of the rule of law than that lower court has been and by the way those two aren't the only journalists that are being detained in turkey approximately one hundred fifty journalists at the moment are being detained after that coup attempt in two thousand and sixteen so this gives even more credibility to the highest court of turkey it gives it more punch and of course it builds up pressure against the turkish gov

i was most prepared to take max kaiser here's our mail for the past wait it out. everybody i'm stephen both gosselin task hollywood guy usual suspects everybody proud american first of all i'm just george washington and r.v.'s do you see uncle steve tried to board because this is my buddy max famous financial guru and will she's a little bit different on the day your favorite one can harness their well you know when those up last but not least my larger than life. the night an aspiring star rio. with all the drama happening in our country i'm hitting the road to have some fun. meet every day americans. and what's america i'm supposed to see how things got so crazy i was naked. to get my finger on the clips of the start to bridge the gap this is the great american pill. tell yo yo yo yo dude you go there to be the best. part of the government's teamwork you know we got it what do the whole boston harbor thing right. i do believe there is a teapot here waiting us not. good stuff. final stretch of the pilgrimage in our heroes have set their sights on having a boston

and for more on that let's bring in our correspondent max hold man who is standing by with the latest from brussels where that e.u. summit has ended today so max tell us we heard some tough talk there from chancellor angela merkel and french president emmanuel mccall they're running up against a may first deadline from the u.s. on getting a new deal and place when it comes to these these industries trade within these industries what's the strategy. not sure we can really talk about a strategy here because you have in this tell brussels some of the most experience trade negotiators in the world and they will tell you if you ask them that this kind of thing doesn't take four or five weeks to negotiate but it take months maybe even years so i don't know if we're going to be anywhere else on the first of may then we are at the moment maybe the e.u. will try to convince the trump administration that they are ready to negotiate but it will take more time and there are huge problem we have here is that you have two completely different worldviews behind the different positions president once

next hoffman covering italy's upcoming general election for us thank you max. and we have some breaking news that's coming into us there are reports of an explosion at birkenau faso army headquarters in the capital what are dugu and additional reports of gunfire in a separate part of the city housing united nations offices and embassies there is no word yet on any casualties witnesses say they heard gunfire immediately before the blast out the army headquarters and one eye witnesses told the reuters news agency that masked gunmen with backpacks had attacked guards at the entrance to the army facility. that story still developing we'll bring you more details on that as they come in to us for now though let's move on to some other stories making news around the world israeli police have reportedly question prime minister benjamin netanyahu for the first time in a corruption case involving communications giant bez they're alleging that the company provided positive coverage of netanyahu in exchange for favors he's facing allegations of corruption in several cases

"bloomberg technology" is maxed.ext. ♪ caroline: i am caroline hyde, emily chang is off today, and tech driven still off in stocks, and facebook is leading the tech route, and reported misuse. we will be you the latest on this developing story. and uber halts its autonomous car's after a pedestrian in arizona is killed. first to our lead, facebook turning and its worst a wipeout after the social network giant faces new pressure from the u.s. and europe amid officials demanding that reports of a advertising data on 50 million users without consent. the selloff in facebook spark pressure in stocks today. let's check in with abigail doolittle for more. >> it is pretty amazing, backing up to the major averages, it was an extraordinary day considering we open lower, but midmorning we were sharply lower. it felt like it came out of nowhere come at the morning starting off slow, and then midmorning at midday those losses accelerated. 500 with itsd s&p worst day since february 8, and if you recall that was during the other p

i want to welcome to another edition of euro max i'm your host meghan lee here is a look at what we've got in store for you today. from saturday night fever how the night clubs have shaved party culture. from berlin with love cracking the codes of the espionage at the germans crime using m. flights of fancy to martin certainly has more than just one feather in his cap. like new york is a city that never sleeps and that's good news for those who like to take part in the nightlife culture now berlin boast some of the best techno clubs in the world but for those who can stay up that late there is a museum exhibition now underway in germany where showcases the highlights of club culture from the one nine hundred sixty s. to the present day. i'm glad i'm not the disco tech at the detroit design museum invited. spaces for experimentation with interior design and alternative lifestyles. back to the nine hundred sixty s. recording the exciting history of international club culture. we decided to start with the one nine hundred sixty s. because that was the start of a new youth culture. and tho

i want to welcome to another edition of your own max i'm your host meghan li we are celebrating women and female related movements on the show today here's a look at what's coming up. game set world records how steffi graf made tennis history. fearless cheerleaders tell of the new squad fire up a female roller derby. and shades of grey the monochrome appeal of a danish diners own. in light of international women's day we are profiling female individuals who have made in the exceptional contribution in the world while tennis legend steffi graf is one of those women she's one of the most successful tennis players of all time and the only player to this day to achieve a so-called calendar golden slam now that is when you win all the major titles plus gold at the olympics in the same year or graf officially retired from the game in one nine hundred ninety nine but her impact on the sport continues to this day. nine hundred eighty eight was the year for steffi graf first she triumphed just the australian open. then she took the french open. next came wimbledon and she remained undefeated a

we spoke with max jackman in new york.ink it is important to point out that the tesla is not a normal company in any sense. elon musk is a very hands-on manager. he has a reputation for being a hands-on manager, and there's always been this kind of thing going on. we were sort of warned about this. musk has been talking about production hell and even discussing possible circles for production hell they might be in. the idea that you are losing some executives, that makes sense as a sign that it's happening. on the other hand, this is going to be a huge uphill climb and if they are not able to keep people in that factory or managing the factory or running the business, that's going to be a huge problem for the huge numbers they want to get to by the end of this quarter, and later in the year. emily: bloomberg has built a tesla model three production tracker. how is the company doing? max: all credit to our colleague, tom randall, on this. basically, we think that based tesla on the venn's they have been putting out there th

i mean there's a very clear words max what happens if negotiations between the u.s. and the e.u. do not result in this total trade rest of prosody that trump wants what will be europe's options that. the e.u. would argue that you have more or less reciprocity of course donald trump has a point when saying that the us aren't the only ones to have terrorists on certain goods coming from from the us i mean if you look at for example the europeans to have a high tariffs on u.s. cars but on the other hand the americans have high tariffs on european foodstuffs for example rock for cheese from fred so if you add it all up it is true the europeans levy a little higher taxes but it's really it's not the way he describes it there so this would be the argument of the european union and if you would put reciprocity on every little good that is being used to change in the framework of free trade it would be extremely complicated experts here argue that it would not work at all so that's why i said earlier hard to see how if donald trump really insists that they have this reciprocity total rec

welcome to a new week of euro max today my colleague michael kuga is turning into a racing report and competes against one of the world's most successful women in motor spots let's see what we have lined up for you. your best pop time i.q. kuga takes on a famous race car driver. goes presenting munich's first opened up quietly. and stepped across that explore the scottish capital of edinburgh. we kick off today show on the island of majorca this year the loric electric cup was there for the first time in the event electric cars built in the style of the twenty's compete with each other my colleague mike if you go in there and her toughest competitor was definitely smits well no wonder she is one of the most successful simo racing drive us in the worlds she is the first and so far also the only woman to have won the dot dot com really so this was no easy task for. micah. you're a max reporter mike or krueger is on her way to the starting line and the loric electric car a very special car race she's about to test her limits in a twenty horse power electric car with vintage be a goal app

max kaiser's november twenty ten public plea to buy silver crash j.p. morgan this was broadcasted across the world on russia today r.t. is funded in whole or in part by the russian government so they credit you as causing j.p. morgan to start to accumulate silverware in order to avoid your campaign i guess it was you were pointing out a flaw in their algorithm or in their understanding of futures markets in the left that they were vulnerable to any physical purchases of over their vote on their balance sheet it was a balance sheet they had this enormous a vulnerability that on market a on realized mega. and i just lost interest in bed this rest that was not being accounted for and that as a player at the time you know if people bought silver in the process everyone from seventeen to fifty and that campaign and then of course regulators and the sea you know allowed for a huge paper dump of silver to keep the price down by on behalf of j.p. morgan who then turned around and said oh my god we have this enormous vulnerability on our balance sheet we need to

what do you say to that, max? >> i say that this is more evidence of just how disastrous these tariffs and trade wars are. now, the comments that you've heard previously on the show is there are people in trump's base who support these tariffs. well of course that's true. there are people in this country who support all sorts of destructive ideas that are bad policy for the country. but we expect the president to listen to the experts, get the best advice and make decision attention good for the whole country, not trying to pander to a small number of voters at the expense of the country as a whole. this is the most economically illiterate policy i have seen. can you imagine a president of the united states saying that trade wars are good and easy to win? there is not a single reputable economist in the world who believes that. this is incredibly dangerous. the united states for 70 years has pursued free trade. as a result of that the united states which has 4.4% of the world's population has 24% of the world's gd

hoffman with the latest from brussels thanks max. well we're going to return to a topic that max and i just discussed those tariffs that are coming from washington right helena that's right and they have sent global markets sliding in trading as fears of a trade will grow now china says it will fight to the end if u.s. president donald trump imposes those tariffs as he has promised to do say which he says are in response to unfair trading practices up to sixty billion dollars worth of annual chinese exports to the united states could be affected. stock markets tumbled on friday as fears grow of a tit for tat global trade war us president donald trump plans to hike tariffs on up to sixty billion dollars in goods from china retaliation he says for unfair trade practices we want we supercool mirror if they judge us we charge them the same thing. beijing says like for mike should not be the gold on trade and it would rather convince washington to change course but the chinese are ready to impose return to treat tariffs on u.s. products l

is a bureau chief in brussels he's covering this story for us hi max good to see you now you spent last week i traveling through italy why is immigration such a divisive issue in this election there are facts and perceptions and we unify course it'll is at the forefront of the whole migration crisis and the mediterranean route has gained more importance over the last two years or so after the western balkans route where many people from syria fled through originally had been close so you had about one hundred nineteen thousand migrants making their way over the mediterranean route to italy last year which is a drop but on a high level so that's not the only reason why this is such an important topic of course the right wing parties are trying to make an important topic of it but you also had a public couple of high profile events terrible events happening in the last months in italy for example a drive by shooting by a right wing extremist of six african migrants and then there was also a gruesome killing of an italian girl where african migrants are being investigated so all this put t

max: yeah. tesla is trying to -- the line they are trying to walk is, they want to take this seriously. we are seeing this with uber. as well they want to take -- uber as well. they want to take this seriously, but leave open the possibility that, even though there may have been a bad crash, maybe even one in which the car didn't perform as they hoped, that their autopilot could still be better on average than a human behind the wheel. that was the argument made in the wake of the crash last year, where a person was tragically killed. it's sort of the general tension around autonomous driving in general. even people who believe in this industry know that there are going to be bad things that are and they justn, hope that the number of those bad things is less than what happens today with humans behind the wheel. isly: we are hearing uber not going to renew its license to test cars in california. off taken self driving cars the road in arizona. is this going to take a lot longer than some would h

all right our very own max hoffman at that e.u. summit tonight in brussels max as always thank you very much. here are some of the other stories now that are making headlines around the world a german court has sentenced an afghan refugee to life in prison for killing a teenage student in the city of freiburg far right groups had seized on the case because the defendant came to germany after being convicted for attempted murder in greece critics say e.u. checks on migrants are inadequate german lawmakers have authorized more troops for afghanistan the maximum number of german forces on the ground will rise to one thousand three hundred the expansion was approved because of the deteriorating security situation in the country the buddhist vary in afghanistan is part of the nato led mission resolute support which provides training and assistance to the afghan army. russia's ambassador to london says britain cannot be trusted in investigating the poisoning of an ex spy and his daughter alexander cold said that britain had accused russi

max: i was a little bit surprised. while it is definitely severe in certain aspects -- elizabeth holmes has to give up a large portion of her stake in theranos and will not have voting control of it anymore, but it is only a $500,000 fine from her personally. considering the scale, it really seems pretty surprising that it happened, especially when we recently had another health care fraud from martin shkreli, who got seven years in prison for what the government determined was a $10 million loss from investors. emily: what does it mean for theranos investors? olivia: i think we will see a lot more lawsuits. there's more to come. the chips will continue to fall. actually, elizabeth holmes is one of the company's largest shareholders, so she is one of the largest investors herself and in many ways has been a victim of her own fraud. we know she does need to return $18.9 million to investors, but that is a small portion of the $700 million she raised, so i would not be surprised if there are more lawsuits and if various