michael: right.o there are -- in this big russian campaign to try to influence the outcome of our election, there is a question. the question is, did anybody in the trump campaign know about this or assist it, conspire with the russians in any way? that is the big question. charlie: that is why it is an ongoing investigation. michael: that is what director comey said is being investigated right now by the f.b.i. it is also being investigated by the two intelligence committees. it is also being investigated by a whole bunch of reporters. so what i say, charlie, is that, is that there are lots of things that have to be investigated. roger stone's apparent knowledge -- not apparent -- roger stone's knowledge that information about john podesta's emails was about ready to come out. he knew about that a week ahead of time. charlie: he is going to be in the barrel. michael: he is going to be in the barrel. things that roger stone did, things that paul manafort did. charlie: he said that is not what he mean

they were so outraged they had to fire michael flynn but they found out about michael flynn supposedly lying to mike pence almost three weeks before. and it apparently took three weeks to start "boston" botherio much. it didn't bother them until it hit the news and then everybody found out that mike pence had talked about sanctions with the russian ambassador and had been lying about it, that's when they finally fired mike flynn. it's never made sense in the white house account of what happened to michael flynn and how he was fired and why he was fired. it has never made sense that the reason he had to go was that he lied to mike pence and nobody lies to mike pence and gets away with it. the white house sat on the news of that lie for three weeks, did nothing about it before they finally got dragged into firing him because of public exposure. the only thing that makes sense is that his lies got finally publicly exposed so why did it happen that way? what what they're saying makes no sense. why did it happen for real? why did they stick with mike flynn for so long even when the departme

they were so outraged they had to fire michael flynn but they found out about michael flynn supposedly lying to mike pence almost three weeks before. and it apparently took three weeks to startbothering them so much. it didn't bother them until it hit the news and then everybody found out that mike pence had talked about sanctions with the russian ambassador and had been lying about it, that's when they finally fired mike flynn. it's never made sense in the white house account of what happened to michael flynn and how he was fired and why he was fired. it has never made sense that the reason he had to go was that he lied to mike pence and nobody lies to mike pence and gets away with it. the white house sat on the news of that lie for three weeks, did nothing about it before they finally got dragged into firing him because of public exposure. the only thing that makes sense is that his lies got finally publicly exposed. so why did it happen that way? what what they're saying makes no sense. why did it happen for real? why did they stick with mike flynn for so long even when the departme

to celebrate the life of my dad bob michael. last month in virginia, there have been attributes, news articles, obituaries capturing the highlights. of his illustrious career and extolling the virtues of his character. that ito tell you today propelled him to such heights, made him a better father and husband. his parents instilled in him the values and character that matured and later were passed on to his sons and daughters just as his parents did for him. as i got older and had a son of my own, i tried to replicate what i saw as i grew up. what did i see and learn? i saw a larger-than-life figure with a looming voice o he was in charge. even though his work in washington meant we only saw him twice a month on weekends, he called us almost every day student talk about our athletic progress. as well as the chores in the house. we all saw that he was in our midst even well-being away. wasaw his influence which , second when he wasn't at home we saw what he was made of. that was an impression that was left on all of us. which was

michael: that's correct.e of the things, for examamp, that we found -- my father was president of the judenrat in the town where i was born in zarki. that is basically a go between the nazis and jewish people, but he used his position to bribe some people to make life easier. he suggested that some of his family members and others go into hiding when he saw what was happening. soledad: he saved a lot of lives. michael: he saved a lot of lives. soledad: and lost his own life. hiding when he saw what was happening. when you think about som today, whether iis holocaust deniers -- i think their voices have been elevated. certainly, we know of dozens of jcc's where sometimes, i feel that people are not necessarily up in arms. sometimes, i feel that people are not necessarily up in arms. it's, it's just a tiny thing. debbie: the holocaust did not start with murder. it did not happen overnight, the systematic killing of 6 million people. it started with discri rhetoric, and it started with people ignoring that rheto

why is that bob michael?because the data coming out of europe is surprising everyone to the outside, but it should not be. we have an enormous correction in the euro. based on how the euro has done, you would have expected manufacturing to pick up. you would've expected exports to pick up. you have a very accommodative central bank. that is what the market is starting to price in again. the question i would ask is johnathan: you have a fed talking about normalizing a balance sheet. potentially raising rates. a treasury market is resilient. my question is, the bond bears underestimating the structural forces that have driven down the euro for the last 30 years? >> i think we have already seen the bulk of the repricing in our treasury curve. our rates are 100 basis height -- points higher than they were a year ago. that is pricing in growth that is 1% better growth going forward on a permanent basis. if we have been growing at 2% a year for the last eight years, the markets are now saying maybe we will grow 2.5

why was michael flynn being surveilled? they have given those agencies a deadline of tomorrow to report to them why michael flynn, a u.s. person, was captured in u.s. surveillance. they're also asking whether u.s. persons associated with either the clinton or trump campaigns were also captured in u.s. surveillance. they want an explanation they say by tomorrow. this is going to be really important and really interesting. those agencies are going to respond. this isn't a member from any member of congress. this is the chairman and ranking member of the intelligence committee. this is an oversight committee. the intelligence committee oversees the intelligence agencies. it would be frankly unheard of for these agencies to not respond to this request from schiff and nunes. it would be a scandal of really significant proportions if the intelligence agencies in the fbi say no to this request and they don't disclose this information to this committee. if they say no, we're not telling you, it's sensitive, we're not going to discl

and the staffers of michael young inc. trickle into town. teri miller arrives first, then ernest remor and jack cannon. they call victor lupis to join the party but he declines. he fears the group has become increasingly violent and with two kids to think of, he decides to go straight. >> i didn't want anything to do with them, you know, i was fine, you know, i was back working, and they were talking about, they were in las vegas and they kept trying to get me to come back to work with them. >> reporter: but michael young isn't about to let the lupis defection spoil the fun. his eyes remain on the prize -- a high profile shop called "the jewelers of las vegas" with a high profile tv ad. >> the jewelers of las vegas. nevada's most trusted jeweler, your jeweler, since 1976. >> reporter: the jeweler supplies the bling for major films, including "casino." >> beautiful. >> reporter: but on this day, they find themselves catering to jack cannon. >> what's memorable about jack cannon is his demeanor and the way he talks to people, that's what peopl

he performs the back slide, michael learned it andalled it the moon walk. >> and so when michael camen away. this was actually a century move on stage. but not laughing. you know, where he would throw his arms out. ♪ ♪ going to make a change for once in my life ♪ ♪ >> michael was looking to change the world. he recorded the music because he wanted to make an impact on people. ♪ ♪ going to make it right ♪ ♪ >> there is one photo harrison shows me that michael is not in. it's only liz taylor. >> this was shot at michael's burial at forest lawn. i saw her wiping away the tears and i came over and gave her a big hug, and we held each other for a few moments and we were shaking, just crying. >> there's a place in your heart and i know that it is love ♪ ♪ >> how much did we lose when michael passed? >> more than i can articulate. i think the world changed. when we lost him -- it was the end of an era. >> great images, great music. that was david ono reporting. the eighth anniversary of jackson's passing will be marked on june 25th. >>> all right, well all the snow that we have been seeing i

tonight a conversation with singer/sock writer michael bolton. the multi-grammy award winning joins us to talk about his 27th album called "songs of sin my" which pays tributes to songs from the most iconic moves. he will discuss miss move to comedy general use. the conversation with michael bolton coming up right now. ♪. the conversation with michael bolton coming up right now. ♪e. the conversation with michael bolton coming up right now. ♪n. the conversation with michael bolton coming up right now. ♪i. the conversation with michael bolton coming up right now. ♪u. the conversation with michael bolton coming up right now. ♪s. the conversation with michael bolton coming up right now. ♪ ♪ >>> and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. ♪ >>> thank you. ♪ ♪ >>> multiple grammy award winning mightal bolton sold over 65 million albums since hitting the music scene. latest is called "songs of cinema." however, over the past generation he has welcomed a new generation of fans thanks to his comedic ability. look at that comedic face.

. >> a michael jackson movie. only we can take you to the set as we take you to the day his family was mobbed by fans. >> this is about the person and man behind the mask. >> and how adam levine got his break. our exclusive "voice" coach talking about before maroon 5 fame. >> we sold no tickets. at one time the bartender definitely left the room. shame on you. >> now for march 8, 2017, this is "entertainment tonight." the good thing about hollywood is there are always new romance rumors. ben affleck trying to work things out with his wife, jennifer garner? >> wait, the rumor is he is back with his old flame, jennifer lopez. either way, bennifer -- >> whoa, wasn't j.lo just with drake? i know it is confusing. that's why nischelle turner is here to sort out the ben and jen business. >> you said ben was your first heartbreak. >> my first like adult heart break. >> was it because it was so public and we wanted to know every single thing about your relationship? >> that didn't help. we were about to get married. it did

now you have michael flynn asking for immunity. at 11:00 last night, our lead story was the travel ban. this ehad issues with that as well. matt lewis, i'm going to give you the last word in this block. but what does this speak about the president's judgment on choosing his advisers, and the people around him? >> well, look, i think that john meacham earlier, talking about how people were generally pretty happy with the advisers that donald trump picked. i would say pleasantly surprised, you know? good people in there. but michael flynn was the one that i think obviously very credentialed. obviously great military background. but, you know, in the last couple of years, especially during the campaign with the lock-her-up chant -- >> that chant, i mean, this could be karma. >> yeah. it's so ironic, right? and the tweets. and he seemed to be unhinged. and -- >> yeah. >> it seemed he was somebody that was sort of an accident waiting to happen. you know? you learn when you're a kid, your parents tell you, be careful the people you hang

: i i have an apologize for anything. >> happy easter, michael, keep strong through lent. >> michael:u asked if you should do your plug for your upcoming appearances? the answer is no. >> april 21st and 22nd -- [laughter] >> talking north korea, sam, you said we don't know if they have nukes, we absolutely know that they have nukes. that's why the eldest son was passed over for kim jong-un, he wanted to take those nukes apart. >> i should have prays phrase t correctly, i don't know if they have nukes or not. >> michael: tom, you said why not be insulting? according to their mythology, the u.s. imperialists, which is how they are referred to us, are waiting to attack. anything in the press over there that can be pointed to as proof that we are getting the war gates ready is evidence against us. >> tom: insults show that we are getting ready for war? >> michael: if you take a piece of the newspaper and use it to light a cigarette, any measure of disrespect is regarded as terror over there. lou, you said to john mccain is saying lots of crazy things and it's not good for him. we've got t

michael. when we think about the traits that he exemplified, integrity, genuineness and disability that everybody talked here tonight, i think it is also important to remember where he came from in illinois. the congressional district that he represented, the 18th congressional district was the same district that congressman abraham lincoln represented. same districte that bob michael represented. you think about those strong, midwestern values they never forgot. another thing unique about all three is a they were all very within one hour of each other. oak ridge cemetery, president lincoln, p come cemetery -- bob michael couldn't been buried in arlington cemetery but he chose to be very next to the love of his life in pr at illinois.- peoria, drive you can's guess the all of their grades. another thing i want to mention enclosing is he served his 14 years as of the republican leader. the longest of anyone in this institution as a leader of the minority party. thatd a number of people he meant

michael brown was shot by officer darren wilson when michael brown was thought to be -- darren wilson left the police force. hasn't justice already been served here? >> yeah, of course, already been served and what troubles me about this is you have a low budget filmmaker and a film company that's going to exploit that family's pain. there's no reason why this situation should be brought up in this manner. michael brown lost his life for one reason, he attacked a police officer. we don't want to -- in law enforcement, nobody wants to endorse anybody losing their life. whenever you attack police officers, those things are bound to happen. this is a situation where this film company has overstepped their boundaries, inciting riots, inciting violence in the city, and a lot of officers are upset about it. this is something that's -- i mean, it's causing a divide in ferguson and the surrounding agencies because those agencies, they don't want to deal with another ferguson or riot all over again. and let's not miss the big issue here. the big issue is the groups are doing what they did the

flynn. >> have you guys been in contact with michael flynn or representative michael flynn? >> i think it's safe to say that we have had conversations with a lot of people. and you would think less of us if general flynn wasn't in that list. >> now, of course asking for immunity doesn't necessarily mean you have done anything wrong. at least that's what most people who are familiar with the law will tell you. people other than michael flynn, that, who said the following last september when talking about immunity deals given to members of hillary clinton's inner circle over her use of a private e-mail server. >> when you are given immunity, that means you have probably committed a crime. >> well, folks, we're only at day 70 of the trump administration, and a fired administration official is already offering to testify for immunity amid about ongoing probe of the president and his campaign aides over alleged collusion with a foreign power to tip the election in their favor. and that's only the beginning of today's problem for the trump administration. a new report from "the ne

he performs the back slide, michael learned it and called it the moon walk. >> and so when michael camen away. this was actually a century move on stage. but not laughing. you know, where he would throw his arms out. ♪ ♪ going to make a change for once in my life ♪ ♪ >> michael was looking to change the world. he recorded the music because he wanted to make an impact on people. ♪ ♪ going to make it right ♪ ♪ >> there is one photo harrison shows me that michael is not in. it's only liz taylor. >> this was shot at michael's burial at forest lawn. i saw her wiping away the tears and i came over and gave her a big hug, and we held each other for a few moments and we were shaking, just crying. >> there's a place in your heart and i know that it is love ♪ ♪ >> how much did we lose when michael passed? >> more than i can articulate. i think the world changed. when we lost him -- it was the end of an era. >> great images, great music. that was david ono reporting. the eighth anniversary of jackson's passing will be marked on june 25th. >>> all right, well all the snow that we have been seeing i

michael: no.t know which way it will go but i do not believe that alone will change anything at the level of the market. vonnie: a monetary or fiscal shock? michael: need to declare victory at some point in 2017. the boj to declare victory and the federal reserve to justify a normalization of interest rates. this is a very successful story, and emergency, we are no longer in an emergency position and we will move back to normal. that would be fine if not for the fact that people have an excessive view of where interest rates have to stay closer to where they are and accept allocations to long-term fixed income and related portions of equity markets. vonnie: what should they do? looks like we will get the 25 point basis point change next week? michael: absolutely. vonnie: how many interest rates increases this year and where should you go with your money? -- the: this is surprises may be non-us central banks, europe and japan and perhaps bp plc. -- pboc. the u.s. markets are ok. it has been fully d

brown and michael brown sr., michael brown's father, is with us as well.ou for taking the time today, i appreciate seeing both of you. mr. brown, i have a couple of questions for you, but just, jason, the video, i know this is not what you say that the whole film is about, but we have to talk about this video. >> sure. yes. that's why we put it out. >> i got you. for people who have not seen your film yet, walk me through what you believe the video shows. >> okay. people keep saying this in the media, what i believe. i don't think it's what i believe. okay? it's what any rational person sees when they see this video. that's why mike brown is the number one trending topic in the world. this isn't jason's opinion. >> i got you. so you tell me what the video shows. >> okay. so the video shows, and first of all, let me be very clear, we first -- i first discovered a page in the st. louis county police report which we show in the clip that has gone viral, and the page, which has been around the whole time, and anyone in the media could have found it, says that

leader robert henry michael.d hall gathered beneath the great statue of cleo, the muse of history remind us that history is blotchy and she reminds us that our words and actions will face the judgment of history and the heritage of our democracy. this distinguished gathering is a tribute to the leadership, service and stability embodying everything we hope our heritage would be. a son, soldier and great american statesman, a patriot indeed. they urged the congressional distinguished service award. in the congress he fought for the people of peoria and his beloved illinois and brought the values of the heartland to washington and he personified the highest ideals of the nation. his valor and leadership was recognized in the presidential medal of freedom with the high honor of the legion of honor. we benefited from his wisdom, dignity and integrity. he once said understanding the other person's viewpoint is the beginning of political wisdom. it doesn't mean we will always agree, but it means that when we disagree,

the big story is michael flynn. michael flynn today it was reported told the fbi and both congressional committees he will flynn was president trump's closest adviser on national security throughout the campaign and was named national security adviser by trump, but only lasted a month. he was fired in mid-february after lying about conversations he had with the russian ambassador. that coming weeks after acting attorney general sally yates had warned the white house that flynn was vulnerable to blackmail by the russian government because of the nature of those conversations and the falsehoods he used to describe them. tonight after news broke that he offered to testify in exchange for immunity, flynn's lawyer released a statement reading, in part, general flynn certainly has a story to tell, and he very much wants to tell it should the circumstances permit. he is now the target of unsubstantiated public demands by members of congress and other political critics that he be criminally investigated. no reasonable perso

there was no bullet to the ground anywhere here michael brown.three separate medical examiners, including one hired by the brown family, they all came to the same conclusion. he is making up facts, as he goes along, to push his film. he's an amateur filmmaker and he is just making things up to do that. >> martha: no police officer has ever been prosecuted for shooting an unarmed person in ferguson, missouri, ? >> ferguson, yes. in st. louis county come i think it's what they are asking. over the years, there have been several shootings, all have been investigating. none of them were indicted. correct. >> martha: he is claiming that they were underhanded tactics, things were hidden, the story and it the investigation done by 40 fbi agents, overseen by the department of justice and the grand jury, that they all were inconclusive, to make sure that darren wilson was never indicted. >> listen to what you just said and tell me how silly that it is. it really is silly, that somehow, i have this control over the united states department of justice, the

michaelis i cough, thank y michael isikoff. senator, your reaction to this news. >> well, this is as serious as it gets. i think it's likely right that flynn wouldn't be crowing about his need to have immunity if there wasn't some fire underneath all of this smoke. it just speaks to our need to keep this process in the senate going along by partisan means. many of us have been asking for a special committee, for a special prosecutor because we worry about the ability of a partisan process to stay bipartisan. but so far, both richard burr and mark warner have been committed to getting the truth. and clearly now more than ever, we know that flynn is a conduit to that truth. we need to get his testimony. we certainly aren't going to give immunity for it. i don't believe the select committee will do that, but his story is one that has to come out one way or the other. >> i saw someone, a sort of liberal activist tweeting the following phrase earlier today. no probe, no robe. and it was a reference to the gorsuch nomination, basical

former nsa and cia head general michael hayden is here.nd plus, we live amidst the political uncertainty, but the stock market is at an all-time high, and whats explains the disconnect? investment john c.bogel founder of vanguard is here. and chris is a lizza says that white house spokesman sean spice er hit a new all-time low this week. and we will look at that. >> and march madness in full swing, but how much of the collegiate players will actually graduate? ily talk to someone who built a fantasy bracket based on academic academics. look at who wins. but first, it has been two weeks and on the morning of march 4th, president trump set off a number of tweets that is been literally viewed around the world. including terrible. just found out that obama had my wires tapped in trump tower just before the victory. nothing found. this is mccarthyism, and of course, that twitter storm ended with trump flat out calling his predecessor bad or sick. and quote, how low has president obama gone to tap my phones in the sacred election process? this i

back for the roundtable, michael collins and bob michael. michael, you looked at that story. investors piling in. notn retail, investors are a good gauge of market indicators. they tend to thailand -- pile into near the end of rallies. i think you are seeing a little bit of that now. i would not be surprised to see riskier assets as we crest here. on the bank site, they were 2008.sly burned in i think they are being disciplined here. you are seeing pickups. the ford noted today that residual values on car loans are starting to come down. used car prices are coming down. they are being more cautious there. i think that is a good sign. in past crisis, you may have seen them go. ahead. jonathon: is this the right time to be pulling back and looking loans?gs like subprime >> we pretty much like credit across the board. good value. we continue to invest in them. consumer loans are interesting. you are right. there has been an extension of credit. it has been intermediate. some creditors have intermediated the banks. year-over-year, they are up 2.8%. as long as you see the wage gai

the white house bombarded with questions about michael flynn. and his work as a registered foreign agent representing turkish's agent even as he was advising then-candidate trump last year. sean spicer confirming that the president was in the dark about this and dismissing allegations that flynn's foreign lobbying work should have raised red flags. also following the investigation of president trump's claim that his phones were wiretapped by the obama administration. top lawmakers say they have not seen any evidence to support mr. trump's claim even offer the closed door meeting with comey. adam schiff telling cnn that comey is ready to answer questions about the president's allegation and might welcome the opportunity who he testifies before congress this month. >>> on the jobs front, the president says the unemployment numbers he dismissed during the campaign may have been phony then, but real now. the white house passing along mr. trump's take on the new numbers showing the economy add 235,000 jobs in february, his first full month in office.

so let talk about michael flynn a little bit more. his attorney speaks of claims of treason against his client. is the house investigation looking at possible crimes committed by trump associates right now? >> they're looking at everything associated with the russian interference with our election. it was director comey who said their investigation is look at the relationship of persons within the trump campaign and whether or not they were coordinating with the russians in an effort to undermine the election. so that all becomes part of our investigation. >> but you always defer to the fbi investigation, the fbi director comey. he said there's a criminal investigation under way a week or so ago. you will always take steps to make sure you do nothing to undermine his investigation, right? >> that's correct. absolutely. >> cnn has now confirmed that at least two white house officials, maybe m are helped provide your chairman devin nunes of the intelligence committee with the information when he went over to the white house. they then -

michael flynn is not just anybody. he may have been the most important policy adviser to donald trump during the campaign. for a few days, was the national security adviser in the white house. >> that is right. we need to make clear to viewers we don't know the nature of the proffer. what will he say? people should not say this is all of a sudden in the oval office. we have the proof. that is absolutely not true. the content of the proffer could be there's nothing there to at least proof by michael flynn there may have been some influence by donald trump or close associates. what we know at the very least is mike flynns was so close to this white house so early on and he was a controversial figure in the national security world. his statements of hillary clinton and lock her up was viewed as a little bit disconcerning for someone in a than fo uniform to be saying that. we know mike flynn has something to say, but we don't know if it is something we want to hear. i will say looking at the white house right now, this is

i doubt michael flynn would think it's convenient for him. that creates an interesting dynamic about his potential role as a witness. this is like "the hunger games" part of the trump administration and we're less than 70 days in. hasn't even been ten weeks. we've already got senior people being held out as sacrifices and other people clearly moving to protect themselves. if andrea's reporting is correct about white house officials purging their white house devices because they're expecting subpoenas, a, those people may be in legal jeopardy but, b, let's suffice to say this is not the best of times for the administration, this is not what a honeymoon looks like. this is a dire period of scandal that you would put up against any modern presidency at any time in any scandal. and yet there has been this effort in washington all along this week to carry on as if this is normal and this is a more to wall week. yeah, we're considering our supreme court nominee why not? we're moving forward on our campaign promise to take health insurance away from

and we are going to be following michael's recovery. also want to add, the family has set up a fund-raising account for michael's medical bills, also for danielle's services, that are going to be this saturday. i will posts that information on the facebook page. i heard about this story, and i was just so sad nor couple. you know, they were manning to spend up the rest of their lives together, and from my understanding, i believe michael has children soon the family to keep the fight going so he could be there for them. >> as wonderful as it is going to be. for him, percent hi, knowing his fiance passed a away, that is going to be a setback in there ry. it is incredibly tough journey for him. >> at what point do you tell him his fiance passed baits is a big part of the recovery,who is fighting for,who will he get well snore your partner definds a big chunk of you who are. i cannot maim gin going going a day without talking to my boyfriend. >> they will know the right time to have the conversation. thank you, rohan. >> a lot of new jerse

i doubt michael flynn would think it's convenient for him. that creates an interesting dynamic about his potential role as a witness. this is like "the hunger games" part of the trump administration and we're less than 70 days in. hasn't even been ten weeks. we've already got senior people being held out as sacrifices and other people clearly moving to protect themselves. if andrea's reporting is correct about white house officials purging their white house devices because they're expecting subpoenas, a, those people may be in legal jeopardy but, b, let's suffice to say this is not the best of times for the administration, this is not what a honeymoon looks like. this is a dire period of scandal that you would put up against any modern presidency at any time in any scandal. and yet there has been this effort in washington all along this week to carry on as if this is normal and this is a normal week. yeah, we're considering our supreme court nominee why not? we're moving forward on our campaign promise to take health insurance away from 24 mi

ali velshi and senior foreign affairs correspondent michael crowley. welcome to you all. and michael, when someone in washington says, i don't know how i could be anymore clear, perk your ears up. so, we have that. we have a change in the messaging. >> yeah. >> we have a president we haven't heard from in days. is this suspended animation, this is all-consuming? >> yeah, absolutely. you know, trump wanted to come in and had this radical agenda and they were going to blow up washington and change the way business is done here and all anyone wants to talk about is russia. and brian, first of all, as you, i think, said, this was an unforced error on the part of sean spicer. he dug this hole. and i would add, there are at least three significant cases in the last couple days where sean spicer has actually -- has gotten facts significantly wrong or changed his line. one was on the circumstances of guantanamo bay detainees being released. i just want to point out, it is getting hard to take sean spicer's statements at face value. let me just say, when it comes to donald trump,