michael, always great the speak with you, thank for your time. >> melissa, nice to see you. >> michael burnse vice chair of lion's gate what do you think. >> a stud, the first we had on our show if you recall when it was a $7 stock and michael stuck to his guns. look at us ten years later where he is. good for michael burns and he doesn't have a crystal ball he doesn't know. i think they are fine doing themselves on the independent front. a name we have mentioned quite some time that is now being talked about in the same sphere is discovery communications. they are moving headquarters up here to new york i don't know if that means anything but that's a stock that has had a huge run over the last couple of weeks and i think it's going to continue to run. >> the starz deal with these guys, the stock up 75 cents cincinnati that time they integrated this company flawlessly ing a nozic. >> he said the big companies have to decide think about what netflix is doing. they had $10 million subscribers and negative cash flow this is an easy bite for somebody who wants to get into the space and compete

. >> for more, bring in lions gate vice chairman michael burns. great to have you with us. >> nice to see you. >> and you at the heart of this, julia mentioned, notion of the bundsal. altice wants greater flexibility in choice in their video bundles and will continue to advocate for customers' interest and change the current model imposed by programmers and say your viewership of starz is declining overall. essentially saying, people aren't watching and we want to change the bundle. what are do you say to that? >> well, starz has never been stronger look at the hit shows they have. thousands of movies they offer to consumers everywhere, and so what's happening here is it's a little hide the football again, i would say that altice is being disingenuous at best and lying at worst very simple. they want to keep, say to consumers hey, look over here. you guys are going to be paying this big price for this bundle and going to have a lot of great channels in there, but guess what happened, guys? in the dead of night we took out starz with thousands of m

i would like to acknowledge also san francisco's own michael burns, who was chief officer of our electrification project and will be up until this end of this month. as of february 1st, another of san francisco's own, john fungy will become chief officer of the project. and the next time we report to the board, he will be here to join us in reporting. so, i would like to thank you for the great partnership and support and i would like to introduce michelle broussard who is the chief officer to >> thank you. so, we have for you a brief presentation in support of the document you have in your agenda. to talk a little about the whys of electrification. back in the early' 90s the caltrain board supported the average weekday riders and in the last fiscal year 2017 we have in excess 62,000, which really demonstrates the exploding demand for rail service on the pennisula that has much to do with the congestion on the parallel highways of 280 and 101. really, the growing economy all up and down the pennisula. our electrification program really was slated to be completed back in 2014, but took us a littl

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. >> michael, i am burning question here.of the reason construction has been so fragmented, you've got unions you've got local building regular laces depending on the type of projects like specifications about where raw materials need to be sourced from how do you bring that together and streamline it? >> well, thanks for the question that's really what it's about. so we are branging a a lot of automation so for example, in real time now, we can call up any piece of property in the united states and know what the zoning regulations are there. there's 110,000 municipalities in u.s. so, it's ridiculously complex. the supply chain, that's what the electronics manufacturing companies have done for ages and ages and aerospace and so on global supply chain management is a part of a lot of industries the it's just not been a part of this we're just doing it again. >> so what are you see in the funding environment right now? particularly when it comes to software a lot of people criticize soft bank saying they're pumping so much into

. >> michael wrote a book called "burn rate" that was about his experiences in the internet. his first book. in it he has an episode where he has me giving a speech in laguna beach, a place i've never been. but what i said was probably correct. >> that's perplexing. >> yes. >> norm great to see you. thank you for being here. steve as well. >>> up next the executive producer in chief. we'll go inside the cabinet room turned tv studio. it's the phillips' lady! anyone ever have occasional constipation,diarrhea, gas or bloating? she does. she does. help defend against those digestive issues. take phillips' colon health probiotic caps daily with three types of good bacteria. 400 likes? wow! try phillips' colon health. we know that when you're >> tspending time with thelass grandkids... ♪ music >> tech: ...every minute counts. and you don't have time for a cracked windshield. that's why at safelite, we'll show you exactly when we'll be there. with a replacement you can trust. all done sir. >> grandpa: looks great! >> tech: thanks for choosing safelite. >> grandpa: thank you! >> chi

michael: that's what he's all about but at the same time i'm sure there's burning insecurity about whether or not they really respect him. this will never end with donald trump. robert:we're not psychologists. michael: he was remarkably temperate and compared to the trump of the campaign, who was running ads about global elite out to get the working man, here he is in davos, applauded, talking about how everyone is getting rich and can get richer. it seems such a far cry from the steve bannon vision. robert: what does his base make of this? yian: it's a bit of a stick in the eye because he's able to project the america-first message although he added the phrase "america first, but not america alone" and said even though i was elected on a populace wave, we have a strong economy in the u.s., stock market has reached record highs, unemployment at a record low, so even though all the things you guys said last year would happen when i was elected, didn't come to pass, and in fact, america's economy is looking stronger than it did before. robert: he doesn't act on many trade deals because he fe

burning stove? enjoy coming home to a real fire? prepare to become a social pariah. pariah. michaelthey are seriously polluting our air. seriously polluting our air. debate the latest government thoughts on that. and this... the sinking of the empress of britain. sinking of the empress of britain. very emotional, because i realised he was writing about me. hello there. the bbc came back with its own analysis today. playing out elsewhere. "there is no problem, but yes, we are going to solve it".

. >> that is deputy michael bouchard saving an 18-year-old man trapped inside his burning car. he crashed sunday after speeding and losing control on a gravel roadway in lake ryan. deputy bouchard freed the man and dragged him to safety. paramedics treated him for a broken leg and cuts. >> thank goodness for the deputy. >>> super bowl ads this year appear to be playing it safe. >> if you're looking for an edge you may have to look elsewhere. ♪ the land is dark and the moon is the only we'll see ♪ >> i think i'm going to like this one. so this is an ad from budweiser called stand by you and it shows you how the king of beers filled cans with millions of water for disaster relief efforts. bud provided water for hurricane victims and wildfire victims here in california, too. >> that's how we do it on the farm. >> cut. break for lunch. >> barbecue pringles, pizza pringles. >> you made barbecue pizza. >> wow. >> i've been forced to watch this one. pringles calling this wow for obvious reasons. advertisers hope to woo 110 million viewers on sunday and spending $5 million for the comm

this book by michael wolff, michael wolff doesn't have a lot of credibility as a journal eufjournalist. he burned a lot of sources. this book rings true. there's nothing in it we're really surprised about exempt the degree steve bannon was willing to throw his boss under the bus. the idea that katie walsh called him a baby. we chronicled that every saturday morning here. the fact that the president sometimes acts like an idiot. we chronicle idiocy every saturday morning. he's firing back. these tweets don't really lend to his credibility or give us the impression that he is mentally stable. >> what about what politico reported this week, zerlina, that dr. lee, a yale professor, that president trump will unravel and we are seeing the signs. according to this report, those who met with dr. lee were all democrats. there was one gop senator in the bunch. how much of this is about an effort to remove the president from office, to talk about the 25th amendment? >> i think that's where this conversation is going. i think we have tip-toed around this issue every year. we analyze his crazy tweets and beha

and we don't know what that it is, but we know now this is a president who has been burned testifyicly by the michael wolff book. a president who knows, and john points out, what his approval ratings are, and he wants a win. he wants one win. by the way by the following afternoon i'll get another win. >> this is something he cares about, tex taxes, health care, that's important. but this is tough immigration, one of the things he wanted. >> he wants bipartisan cooperation, democrats and republicans working together. then on a few occasions during the meeting he said we have to bring back earmarks. so explain what the president is driving at, why that would lead to bipartisan cooperation since earmarks were removed, there has been a deterioration? >> when i'm done shannon gets to make the connection to it. earmarks, if you are watching at home, it's washington speak, sorry america, but the pet projects, i need your vote, wolff, i'll give you a grant so i can get your vote for this bill that you don't want to vote for. that's the way they used to do it. greec greased the project by giving out money. so

cinderella and so it was great all the music was under the influence of michael jackson the give us law was the best off with us to include burns fat us up soviet. oh my goodness i was under the age and my mother was not very happy with my father because i was singing in my father's club and i had to been maybe twelve. schools ok but that's traditionally club distrust and to go back. and plan b. yes it was yeah there was a plan b. i went to university i studied criminal justice that was a plan b. but even while i was in school in the night i sing in clubs ok so you know what my grades look like. they live on they get times on the customer as of this wednesday i was on this i'm busy here i will fall to the dish and she not. brought me good afternoon design we have a lot of science i thought my dining room abolished and on and i'm small and we got to do a scene kind of most of pref yeah jethro tull that was so much more to download on the can for the show and. yeah i mean i'm buying. up all the. effort to make up i haven't yet vendor love to be in a good bit of began not by a nation yeah that's i'm standing in the u.k. yeah i'm o

burned atm found near google plex. they then received a report of a burglary at michaels restaurant on shoreline boulevard. police say they had ripped it through front door using a stolen flatbed truck. no one has been arrested. >>> bags and bags of pot. cannabis sales are off to a brisk business. now one city is rolling out a caveat. >>> fight go the flu and how dna could be the wave of the future. >>> we are tracking rain moving in over the next 24 hours. >>> cotati is one of three dispensaries allowed to sell recreational marijuana in the county. some were a little surprised by the. at a which can be as high as 27%. medical patient there's continue to be their main focus. as californians welcome the sale of recreational marine through adults, some are starting a preemptive strike aimed at youth. that gab a social media campaign about the risks of >> if you're a teen thinking about use go marine, it is better to wait until your 20s. >> the brain is continuing on develop until your 20s. >> a younger brain is more sensitive on damage from drug exposure. the risk is higher for those with a history of mental

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burned machine near the google plex. they received a report of a burglary at michaels restaurant. police say the suspects ripped the atm through the front door using a stolen flat bed truck. it was found about a quarter mile from the restaurant. no one has been arrested. >> the holidays are over. today is designated as national returns day. u.p.s. says it expects to handle 1.4 million returns today and more than 6 million this week. the boom in online shopping means a lot of people aren't going to stores anymore. overall u.p.s. estimates it delivered 750 million packages, up 6% from last year. >>> oops. check out this fireworks mistake in houston. someone celebrating new year's eve dropped a little fire work into the car's trunk which was filled with hundreds of fireworks. most were ignited. they shot across the parking lot sending some people running. others did what people do now. they took out their phones. >> this is crazy to me. would you walk towards that feet away with your phone shooting vertically? >> then again, we're shooting it, so we're part of the problem. hi, mike.

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burning home. the second floor collapsed oen him and he was trabed underneath the rubble for nearly 30 minutes. michael carniy was a senior firefighter when he joined years ago. he remembers a man always willing to give back. >> all i can say is try to be people like he was. reach out and mentor people. >> reporter: philadelphia's former fire commissioner tells nbc 10 he had a message for his family. >> we're trying to share the loss with them, but we know that they're hurting. and i told them that he did what he loved. >> reporter: as for that fire, atf investigators were back on scene today searching for a cause. the funeral will be right back here tomorrow at 11:00. outside the basilica, aaron baskerville, nbc 10 news. >> and before the funeral a procession will take place. then another viewing will be held from 9:00 until 10:30. police say to expect delays and road closures in the area around and until 11:00. >>> new at 11:00, police are looking for a person who robbed and shot a man on the street of north philadelphia. the victim was walking on gerard avenue just after 6:30 when a man on a bike ca

.>> our houses didn't burn, and we are grateful, believe me, we have our own set of problems to deal with. >> reporter: michael's home was only one of two houses that survive, where flames came within a few feet of his back door. >> what i'm trying to do is watch out for additional slides. >> reporter: ever since the fires burned away the brush, the hillside behind his home has become unstable. he is worried tomorrow's rains could lead to a massive mudslide. >> i am monitoring some of the areas that look like they could move, we have taken stones and placed it in place, so it doesn't come down. >> reporter: the city of santa rosa has done its own work to prepare, there are strong barriers around fire damaged areas, to keep debris from running into the street, hydroseeding, to keep grass going again, and clearing out the storm drains to prevent flooding. >> a lot of work of the last few months, we haven't tested the system yet. >> reporter: they have not seen a big storm since the fires, which gave them plenty of time to get ready, and notify residents in those high-risk areas. they put ups -- they put up 30 sign

michael wolff don't be so hard on the president. >> that's what he used to say. >> when he wanted access. >> burning a bridge. >> now that he got access- >> threw a grenade on the bridge behind him. >> proof of what you're supposing here, sebastian gorka. i'll give you his line. what does he say about michael wolf? f? he said that he was told to cooperate. >> but he didn't want to. because in wolff, in his first meeting, he found him to be an oleonous describe. discuss. >> he is saying they were required to talk to michael wolff. the only consistency in this administration is inconsistency. people have said anectdotally, the president will task someone with doing something and later berate them for doing it. he encouraged to help michael wolff, whether it's kellyanne conway, sean spicer or anyone else and they're getting upset, pretending they didn't give him the access they did makes perfect sense. the other thing i would say is the people in the west wing spend far more intimate time with the president, many, many hours and close proximity to his decision making than the cabinet. i would make an exception for vice president pence, w

burn and i'm very grateful, believe me. we have our own set of problems to deal with. >> reporter: michael's home was one of two houses on thisthat survived the tub's fire where flames came within a few feet of his back door. >> what i'm trying to do is watch out for additional slides. >> reporter: he says ever since the fires burned away the brush, the hillside behind his home has become unstable. he's worried tomorrow's rains could lead to a massive mudslide. >> i'm monitoring the areas that looked like they could move. we've taken stones and placed it in place so it doesn't come down. >> reporter: the city of santa rosa has done their own work to help things out. they are cleared out the storm drains to prevent flooding. >> we've done a lot of work over the last several months. we haven't tested the system yet. >> reporter: the city ha

burn you. i am telling you. >> reporter: michael never cracked. edmunds had to face the fact that michael was in all likelihood telling the truth. by then, they'd come to believe his albi was solid. and they'd figured out that the glass from the crime scene that had so suspiciously turned up on michael shoes, could be easily explained. michael had gone to look at the smashed in back door with the contractor just before police arrived. >> did you have anything to do with that day? >> if i did, i wouldn't be sitting here. >> did your mother ever ask you to kill kay? >> absolutely not. absolutely not. >> only thing she's ever done is just like anybody else, you know? riding in the road, somebody cut 'em off. "oh, i wish you'd drive off the face of that cliff." that's the only thing i'd ever heard sayin' about harmin' anybody. >> did you think that your mother could possibly have done the thing that they were accusing her of. >> no. and i don't think she could do it. >> reporter: jimmy edmunds wasn't so sure. and he still had to wrestle with the vexin

burns, thanks, guys. good to see you both. there's another footnote to sell about michael wolff's "fire and fury." it's a must-read for tom stier. he has called some $20 million on tv ads calling for trump's impeachment. well, he now says he's bought 535 copies of "fire and fury," that number specifically so he can have them hand-delivered to each member of congress. and you'll hear more from "fire and fury" author michael wolff tomorrow on "morning joe" and then on "the last word with lawrence o'donnell" a 10:00 p.m. eastern. >>> president trump says he'll hit the campaign trail for midterm republicans, but will he really be an asset to republican candidates? >> we need more republicans so we can really get the rest of the make america great again agenda passed. always have been. when i found out i had age-related macular degeneration, amd, i wanted to fight back. my doctor and i came up with a plan. it includes preservision. only preservision areds 2 has the exact nutrient formula recommended by the national eye institute to help reduce the risk of progression of moderate to advanced amd backed

investigators say they received a report of a burned machine near the google plex yesterday morning. then they received a report of a burglary at michael'st onshore line boulevard. police say the suspects ripped the atm through the front door using a stolen flat bed truck. it was found about a quarter mile from the restaurant. no one has been arrested. >>> excuse me, officer, can i get directions to a drug deal? that's basically what happened in northern california in one town and here are the pictures to prove it. officers with anderson pd say they knew something was up when the driver of this bmw parked illegally and then walked over to a patrol car to ask for directions to a mobile home park in the area. after exchanging a few words police searched the suspect's car and discovered the suspect, this man, chris lee, was on his way to sell marijuana and apparently got lost. the department says its officers are always willing to help, just make sure you're not illegally possessing loaded firearms and drugs. >> a pro tip. >> a good wait to start the new year. >>> the coachella lineup will be water cooler talk this morning. >> it was confir

burn and i'm very grateful, believe me. we have our own set of problems to deal with. >> reporter: michael's home was one of two houses on this street that survived the tub's fire where flames came within a few feet of his back door. >> what i'm trying to do is watch out for additional slides. >> reporter: he says ever since the fires burned away the brush, the hillside behind his home has become unstable. he's worried tomorrow's rains could lead to a massive mudslide. >> i'm monitoring the areas that looked like they could move. we've taken stones and placed it in place so it doesn't come down. >> reporter: the city of santa rosa has done their own work to help things out. they are cleared out the storm drains to prevent flooding. >> we've done a lot of work over the last several months. we haven't tested the system yet. >> reporter: the city hasn't seen a big storm since the fires, which gave them plenty of time to get ready and notify residents in the high risk areas. they put up 30 signs around town and mailed out 3,000 notices to homeowners. >> we've done a lot of messaging to the community, making sure they knew the ris

burn in hell forever. >> three weeks later, david pietz returned to court for his sentencing. presiding judge michaeladen expressed disgust that david had strangled his wife, who trusted him. >> i don't know what was going through her head as she looked into the face of the man she thought she loved as he took her life away. accordingly, the sentence will be -- >> judge haden sentenced david pietz to 18 years in prison, the maximum time allowed in this second-degree murder case. before her daughter's convicted killer was led away, nicole's mother had this to say. >> i've let david take my life for the last seven and a half years. but i'm not going to anymore. david, i forgive you. i'm not going to allow myself to let you rule my life anymore. >> but gayle says she would still like to ask her former son-in-law a final question. >> i wish david would tell me why. and how could he ever harm such a nice person. i mean, nici was -- was such a good person. >> the hardest question, always the "why?" the coldest fact, the young woman gone too soon. >>> that's all for now. i'm lester holt. thanks for joining

if you have diabetes and burning, shooting pain in your feet or hands, step on up and talk to your doctor today. >>> we're back with michael wolff the author of "fire and fury: inside the white house" and soon to be available at a local bookstore after they're restocked after being sold out. it comes back, this concept comes back from time to time throughout the book. you talk about trump's friends known him for a long time. very concerned that he was, quote, wholly lacking what in some obvious sense must be the main requirement of the job -- what scientists would call executive function. >> the ability to distinguish cause and effect. the ability to adjust your behavior to different situations. the ability to organize and be orderly in the way you think. >> neurologists tell patients make sure you have your will and all that stuff done in your 60s at your latest because for all of us executive function is going to decline if we live long enough. it's the ability to make choices, make rational choices and so forth. in his case, there is much concern now about his general mental health, his general ability to actually keep

senate race, but after this new book by michael wolf, people close to the president tell me they don't expect him to speak to bannon anytime soon. they feel burnedut the comments he's made especially about the president and the president's family. >> sreenivasan: i was going to say, what does this tell us about the president? because there seems to be lots of different thresholds of critique that he can withstand. >> it tells us the president fights as he did in the 1980s and '90s, still now in a compattive tabloid style. he doesn't mind these comments that bannon has lost his mind. but there is an asterisk when it comes to president trump. if you look to roger stone and many business associates, he has quoan to war with people in the past and mended the relationships and continued to talk to people. so i'm not ready to write off bannon as a reporter and say he's totally outside the president's inner circumstance bull certainly this is a major new bump in that relationship. >> sreenivasan: the meeting in trump tower between donald trump, jr. and some of the russians was one of the focal points of the russia investigation but the other was dossie

burned this morning. officers responded around 4- thirty to charleston avenue to a report of a found a-t-m machine. officials later received information that the restaurant michael's lobby was stolen. police believe the thieves used a stolen flat bed truck to smash into the restuarant's doors-- which was found about a quarter mile away. officials are unsure how the a-t-m machine was moved-- or why it was burned. no suspects have been named at this time. (steve) a storm is heading our way this week and causing some concern for people in the north bay kron4's charles clifford reports from santa rosa with the details. well, here in sonoma county, there is a huge effort underway to clean up the debris from last fall's fires. but it's a big job that will probably take a long time to finish and until that job is done erosion is real danger. steve dejung lives in santa rosa. his home sits within the burn zone of the tubbs fire. fortunately his house survived, but many of his neighbors weren't as lucky. he says they are all concerned about potential flooding, especially what mud and debris from the fires could do to the local waterways.we are pretty aware in this area bec

michael flynn. how concerned is the white house right now? >> i think they're concerned because they know that bannon doesn't have a lot to lose. he's burned every bridge he has. trump has come out and denounced him unlike hope hicks who will be very loyal to the president. she th they should be worried. i really wish i could answer that or i wish i could give you the answer to that but i can't. we could expect him to do some of the same. he has nothing to lose. >> zeke, how dangerous is steve bannon right now for the white house? >> absolutely dangerous. maybe not on capitol hill but when he talks to mueller. >> thanks. >>> this weekend marks one year since president trump officially took over the white house on the anniversary of his inauguration, we'll talk to some of the voters who put him in the oval office and hear what they think of his progress after one year. [ click, keyboard clacking ] [ keyboard clacking ] [ click, keyboard clacking ] ♪ good questions lead to good answers. our advisors can help you find both. talk to one today and see why we're bullish on the future. yours. talk to one today and see why we're bullish on the fut

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michael wolff. >>> a search and rescue mission is underway after an iranian oil tanker collided with a freighter and caught fire. 32 crew members are missing. >>> two firefighters are injured after a burning home collapsed on top of them in portland, oregon, on saturday. fellow firefighters rushed back to that scene to save the trapped men who suffered only minor injuries, thankfully. no one was at home at the time of that fire. >>> and a day after a single winning ticket was sold in florida for the $450 million mega millions lottery, there's also a single winner of the $560 million powerball jackpot. the golden ticket was sold in merrimack, new hampshire. if you bought a ticket there, check your numbers. these are the numbers, 12, 29, 30, 33, 61 and then that megaball 26. >>> today is day two of the nfl's wild card playoff weekend with the jaguars hosting the bills and the saints taking on the panthers. now just last night in an upset it was the falcons, there we go, hey there, winning on the road over the rams, 26-13. earlier the tennessee titans beat the chiefs thanks in part to an nfl playoff first. titans quarterback marcus mariota threw a pass that was deflected, he caught it, dove

as though donald trump sort of burned a lot of people on his way to the white house and then, i think you can justify it by saying, i got to the white house. whereas, michaelpoetic justice to it. >> seth: yeah. >> that this is the book so far that defines the trump presidency with somebody who has -- yeah, who has just upended all standards. and yet, we in the media, journalists, are supposed to uphold standards. >> seth: yeah. >> we're not supposed to lower them, just according to -- i mean, you know. if we - if i responded to -- this is the world we're in. if i responded to president trump the way that he writes about journalists, i mean, calling me a flunky or whatever, you would be like, oh, i can't believe jake did that. >> seth: yeah. >> you would -- you would be disappointed. >> seth: i'm glad you hold the standard up. >> you would be like, well, i wish he hadn't done that. i wish you hadn't -- the president did it! the president -- the president did it -- you know. but we are expected to uphold these standards. so, i mean, that's why i'm not, you know, reading the book on-air, as gospel. we have to be skeptical about it. >> seth: the real standard

michael wolff. he doesn't really do reporting. he seems to do a lot of conversations that were supposedly off the record and they turn out to be on the record. he's willing to burns because he probably feels none of these people are going anywhere. they're not worth a damn anymore. >> i've spoken to people in the white house who said there was things that aren't true in the book but a lot is. >> bannon has a nuclear button on his desk, too, and he pushed it. you know, now his funding is questionable, where he's coming from. he clearly wants to hasten the demise of this president, despite what he said today, because he's implicated the president. >> how can he possibly go back and say he is the greatest. i just want him to win and succeed, when you know the most important thing to the president is himself and his family. he said don junior is going to get his head cracked like an egg on national tv. come on. >> you can't go back after that. he accused the president's son of treason. while i don't think it's treason, it certainly was poor judgment. it's a bad thing. i think it'd be right to call it unpatriotic. it was a stupid move to meet with russians, but that'

burned. he's joined by his family to talk about taking care of our wounded vets this new year's. happy new year's garrett. >> thank you. >> we have your mother here laura speers and father michael flintllaura, tell us whae taking care of garrett? >> it's made a lot of progress. gone from being in a coo ma to learning how to walk again. he uses his walker at home. he still requires a lot of attention but he gets around very well and we're very proud of him. >> that's fantastic. >> and michael, tell us a little bit about his injury. when was he injured? >> he was injured in october of 2013. kennedy: so it's been a little over four years now. >> yes. we were in icu for several weeks and then we moved to different stages throughout the time and finally getting discharged in '15. jesse: and so he was in a wheelchair and he has a walker. that must be difficult in the house. >> it's very difficult in the house. the house obviously was not initially made for any kind of accessibility issues. so getting him around, getting to the bathroom. we have a two-story house. none of that was something that we planned for ahead of him. so that has been something that's been difficult for us. kennedy: g

michael wolff, has been challenged before over quotes descriptions and general accounts he's provided to several magazine columns and in several books and even acknowledged that he can be unreliable and in "burn rate" his best-selling book, wolff kept his bankers at bay by fabricating about his father's heart. how many grievous lies have i told you and how many moral lapses have i committed and allen into, like any financial k -- conniver, i was in a short term mode. and he added, even wolff's anecdote of trump being unaware who john boehner was last year seemed a business suspect, the reason, he had tweeted about him multiple times since 2011 and in 2015 he tweeted the wacky glenn beck who cries worse than boehner thinks sadly of me because i refuse to do his show, a real nut job. leroy in maryland, democrat line. caller: from day one all the people who mr. trump put in certain jobs like jeff sessions betsy racist, and devorr in public education, he even has a general who says he didn't speak bad about the fallen soldier though we know he talks about the soldier onstage. here's the main thing, this is all a cesspool of rats. now, i grew up in the ghetto so i know what rats did. when rats run

burning stove? enjoy coming home to a real fire? prepare to become a social pariah. pariah. michaele says they are seriously polluting our air. seriously polluting our air. debate the latest government thoughts on that. and this... the sinking of the empress of britain. and this... sinking of the empress of britain. very emotional, because i realised he was writing about me. hello there. the bbc came back with its own analysis today. playing out elsewhere. "there is no problem, but yes, we are going to solve it". an issue — even though women are paid less on average. arrived more recently, it suggests. were more generous. to be more structured. our business editor, helen thomas reports. and now on—air talent. the bbc off balance. editors and correspondence who appear on screen. 8%, that is lower than the 9. 4%. 6%. was much too wide with more men at the top than women. the first is the gender pay gap. the average of men's pay and women's. seniority or by type of work. pilots are men and most of its cabin crew are women. but the bbc is grappling with another issue, equal pay. are of