meanwhile across the country in greeley colorado mother jones is reporting that the colorado oil and gas conservation commission commission is now being sued by environmentalist and civil rights groups for allowing a company to build twenty four twenty four l. and gas wells by a public school in a low income area after the same company tossed its original plans to build near a charter school serving mostly white middle class families. i guess berserk agoa clean drinking water isn't a precious enough commodity to merit a line in the city budget and in colorado well kids are only precious apparently if they have the right sized bank account and skin color now let's start. watching the hawks. you get the. look. at the bottom. like you know that i got. with. the. welcome of the watching the hawks i am sorry robot and on top of wallace and i feel and i have days of about having deja vu all over again that a lot of those business apparently it happens quite a bit i find it strange that you know we were kids growing up in that same part of the country in the midwest there was you know discu

amy: andy kroll, thank you for being with us, senior reporter at mother jones magazine. you have written extensively about sinclair broadcast group. we will link to your piece "trump tweets that sinclair "is far superior to cnn." had to come back, we memphis. this is the 50th anniversary of dr. king's mountaintop speech. 24 hours later, he would be gunned down in memphis. stay with us. ♪ [music break] amy: "winnie mandela beloved heroine" by sathima bea benjamin. winnie mandela died on monday at the age of 81 in south africa. this is democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman with juan gonzalez. juan: we turn now to the commemorations being held this week to mark the 50th anniversary of the assassination of dr. martin luther king, junior. the civil rights leader and peace activist was gunned down on april 4, 1968, at the balcony of his hotel room at the lorraine motel in memphis, tennessee. he was just 39 years old. king was in memphis to support striking sanitation workers. he spoke at the mason temple in memphis. it became his final spe

meanwhile across the country in greeley colorado mother jones is reporting that the colorado oil andgas conservation committee commission is now being sued by environmentalist and civil rights groups for allowing a company to build twenty four twenty four l. and gas wells by a public school in a low income area after the same company tossed its original plans to build near a charter school serving mostly white middle class families. i guess berserk agoa clean drinking water isn't a precious enough commodity to merit a line in the city budget and in colorado well kids are only precious apparently if they have the right sized bank account and skin color now let's start. watching the hawks. you get a. real good look. at the bottom. like you that i got. with. well the watching the hawks i am tired robot and i'm tapped wallace and i feel and i have days of about having deja vu all over again that a lot of it was business apparently that happens quite a bit i find it strange that you know we were kids growing up in that same part of the country in the midwest there was you know discussions

mother jones is reporting that if a top executive donated $200,000 to trump.ing to find real connections to the trump campaign or ways in which the election would have been influenced? >> yes, i agree. so, he's not fishing, but he is casting a wide net. on the one hand, he's looking very discreetly at potential violations of election law by both russians and people in the states. you can't have foreign contributions to an election. it looks like the oligarchs here might have funneled money through think tanks, through possibly the nra, through straw donors. so very specific stuff. but then it's generally part of the whole, whole mess of russian money that he's beginning to uncover more and more. it's like, you've seen on tv in tv shows, the index cards on the wall. and i think that's what we're sort of having. you know, figures moving east, you know, manafort and the malik and carter page and now figures moving west. konstantin kilimnik. when they meet in the middle, there's possible conspiracy and possible collusion. >> david corn, you were working on this be

meanwhile across the country in greeley colorado mother jones is reporting that the colorado oil and gas conservation committee commission is now being sued by environmentalists and civil rights groups for allowing a company to build twenty four twenty four l. and gas wells by a public school in a low income area after the same company tossed its original plans to build near a charter school serving mostly white middle class families. i guess for sure cargo clean drinking water isn't a precious enough commodity to merit a line in the city budget and in colorado well kids are only precious apparently if they have the right sized bank account and skin color now let's start watching the hawks. to. get the. real deal with. the bottom. like you that i got. with. this. week. well remember watching the hawks i am i robot and i'm tapped wallace and i feel a kid and i have days of about having deja vu all over again that a lot of it is business apparently that happens quite a bit. i find it strange that you know we were kids growing up in that same part of the country in the midwest there was

kron four's philippe djegal talked to his mother -- who says a pre-exisiting condition might have led to the death.. (philippe)cherie jones rollercoaster. really, just a lot of ups and downs." cherie jones says though a week has passed since her son passed away... the shock and sadness is still fresh... and, she doesn't expect that to change for quite some time.cherie jones/mother- "he complained of chest pain once but he was being active." her 16-year-old son jeremiah joyner was an outside linebacker on the varisty football team at oakland technical high school. but the football season has been over for a few months now. cherie says when she got home thursday night... she woke her son up from a nap. he complained of head, stomach and chest pains... and moments later, he threw up and then collapsed.cherie jones/mother- "my brother, he came down and i ran to the fire station to see if i could get some help, and i understand my brother gave him cpr." cherie says paramedics got jeremiah's heart beating again, before he was rushed to highland hospital, where he was later pronounced dead.cherie jones/mother- "when my brother r

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the writer and editor of the award-winning.com and a fellow at mother jones magazine. she worked at the national institute for reproductive health and is a minnesota native currently in the twin cities this help me welcome. [applause] >> how about that. >> testing, testing. the how about this? i am happy to be here in my home town not far from where i grew up. i thought i would speak a little bit about the book and how i got interested in the topic and do a short reading before opening it up for questions. so, i then here for almost a decade and have written about reproductive issues in that capacity that it wasn't until five years ago i started thinking about the system and how sexism was playing out and autoimmune diseases and how it would affect a ton of people in the united states and how the epidemic didn't seem to be on the public radar and then start to realize so i actually had a good experience getting diagnosed and starting treatme treatment. i started learning a lot of autoimmune patients experience long diagnostic delays and go to for doctors over four year

meanwhile across the country in greeley colorado mother jones is reporting that the colorado oil and gas conservation commission commission is now being sued by environmentalists and civil rights groups for allowing a company to build twenty four twenty four l. and gas wells by a public school in a low income area after the same company tossed its original plans to build near a charter school serving mostly white middle class families. i guess berserk agoa clean drinking water isn't a precious enough commodity to merit a line in the city budget and in colorado well kids are only precious apparently if they have the right sized bank account and skin color now let's start watching.

and david corn is the bureau chief for mother jones and co author of russian roulette, the inside story of putin's war on america and the election of donald trump. he's an msnbc political analyst. jill, let me start with you, the idea that the president is getting ready to sit down with donald trump as early in the planning stages as that may be, first of all, would that be donald trump and his team's decision, and if so, what does that tell you? >> first of all, i think it's interesting they're saying its in its infancy in preparation and it's short and informal, which is exactly what you would expect from a president who doesn't read and doesn't have a very big attention span. no it isn't his choice. he can ask anyone he wants, the president would have to invoke a fifth amendment privilege. which he would keep with him. there is no protection if he committed a crime. >> let's talk a little bit about this. >> in january donald trump told reporters he would look forward to sitting down for an interview with robert mueller, let's listen to what he said. >> are you going to talk to muelle

kron four's philippe djegal talked to his mother -- who says a pre- exisiting condition might have led to the death.. (philippe)cherie jonesps and downs." cherie jones says though a week has passed since her son passed away... the shock and sadness is still fresh... and, she doesn't expect that to change for quite some time.cherie jones/mother- "he complained of chest pain once but he was being active." her 16-year-old son jeremiah joyner was an outside linebacker on the varisty football team at oakland technical high school. but the football season has been over for a few months now. cherie says when she got home thursday night... she woke her son up from a nap. he complained of head, stomach and chest pains... and moments later, he threw up and then collapsed.cherie jones/mother- "my brother, he came down and i ran to the fire station to see if i could get some help, and i understand my brother gave him cpr." cherie says paramedics got jeremiah's heart beating again, before he was rushed to highland hospital, where he was later pronounced dead.cherie jones/mother- "when my brother received a call from the coroner, they s

if you're the editor of mother jones on even the editor of national review and the misses want to march in the women's march, that's fair enough. if they want to march in an anti tucker carlson march or an anti mark steyn march, i'm fine with that. but i think when you're a civil servant, particularly in law enforcement, then the caesar's wife law applies. the only reason we're mired in this ridiculous world of lawyers and legalisms and attorney client privilege and lawsuits is because nobody understands -- going back to a word i use on this show a lot. nobody understands what is seemingly anymore. if you have to explain to the fib director why his wife shouldn't be out shrieking in the streets at the women's march with a bunch of big hats denouncing the president, if you have to explain why that's wrong, he shouldn't be fbi direct or the. >> tucker: i don't think you're attacking. she can express her political views. but i don't think you can with a straight face to say i'm a totally nonpartisan fbi director when your whole family is marching against your boss on the first day of week.

. >>> joining me now, pam alevi, reporter for "mother jones."irst your reaction to the president's tweets. is he going after senator john tester only because of jackson's failed nomination, what he brought to the research that put forward some news that was obviously detrimental to that? or do you think there's more to this? >> look, absolutely the president is aware that tester is a democrat. in a state that he won as he likes to point out, by about 20 points. so absolutely. he's aware that he can do damage there. you know another thing that we know about this president is that he is vengeful and he is spiteful and he sees someone whom he believes has gone after someone that he likes, one of his nominees. a setback to his policy goals and so he's, he's taking revenge. you know i think it's not 100% fair to target just tester here. what we've been hearing from his committee for a while now is that this was a bipartisan effort to vet this nominee and that both parties actually working together in this instance, in order to get to the truth of the

if you are the editor of mother jones and your missus wants to march in the women's march, i think that'sair enough. if they want to march in an anti-tucker carlson march or an anti-amp mark steyn march, i'm fine with that. i think when you are a civil servant, particularly in law enforcement, then the caesar's wife standard of plies. with this can do my stomach these lawsuits continue because nobody understands, i come back with a word i use a lot on this show, nobody understands what is seemly anymore. if you've to explain to the fbi director why his wife shouldn'tb be out shrieking h in the strees at the women's march with a bunch of big hats denouncing the president, if you have to explain to the fbi director why that's wrong, that guy shouldn't be fbi director. >> tucker: i want to declare, i'm not attacking, i don't think you were either, comey's wife or her right to express her political views, that's great. you can't with a straight face and say i'm a totally nonpartisan fbi director when your whole family is marching against him on his first day of work. we'll have more with mark

joining me now are david corn, washington bureau chief for mother jones. jim wine banks, a former watergate prosecutor. paul butler, former u.s. attorney. ken ken dilanian. this is hot stuff. i mean this pretending she was an intermediary, sort of i bring you guys together, i'm a kuchcu. it turns out she's working for the kremlin and delivering promised dirt on hillary in exchange for us easing the economic sanctions. how does this fit into the context of collusion between trump and the russians? >> it's always been a fiction that she was a private attorney. in the book i did with mike isikoff, we note she used to tell people she had fsb connections. fsb is the security service of moscow. she was -- i mean this all began because basically the prosecutor general, the attorney general of russia sent a message to trump's business partner in miss universe, an oligarch, to trump's campaign -- actually to his son that russia wants to help you. we have a secret plan to help you. we're going to give you dirt on hillary. and the real significance here is that donal

and david corn, washington bureau chief of mother jones, co-author of the current best-seller, "russian roulette: the inside story of putin's war on america and the election of trump." he is also an nbc political analyst. and harry litman, i want to go straight to you on the question of does the president have the authority to fire special prosecutor robert mueller? >> okay, the short answer is there are probably ways he can do it. but the sort of dershowitz line that some have been plying i think does not -- does not make it there would be two theories. one would just be i'm the president and you fire. it's the so-called full unitary executive. it's been discredited by the supreme court. it's unlikely to fly. so where are we? there is a regulation there. and as long as there is a regulation, the court says it stays in place. you to follow the regulation. that's why he would have to have cause. he would have to order's senn stein to do it. rosenstein would probably resign. the things we've talked about over the course of the last few months. however, the possible route to bypassing that

>> for more, i'm joined by david corn from mother jones and author of the number one best seller in the country "russian roulette." and evelyn farkas, senior fellow an the atlantic council. both are msnbc contributors. i just made the wise guy comment the only way you get truth from people is on their way out the door. mcmaster saying we haven't done anything. it's not just tried to undermine democracy and humiliate us in the world to bring to us their lousy level in terms of phony democracy but they're out there poimping people. in the yearbook you talk about how they put radioactive material in somebody's tea. they do it in our face. then we throw more kisses back at them and then trump says i've been tough on them. >> i hate the term intervention or meddling in our election. it was an attack. this was as information cyber warfare attack. so when donald trump says no one's been tough, as we talk about in the book, the first thing they did when he came into office was try to weaken the sanctions and they weren't even that stronging that obama imposed on putin for attacking us. so what

you can read, and from time to time, mother jones had an article a few years ago. there was one in the new york times a few years ago. when they tried to do birth control for men, men say they do not like the side effects so they stop the trial and do not proceed with it. when women don't like the side effects they keep going with the trial and put it out. the questiono man, of men's rights did not really come up in contraception because so much of it was about the pill when it was invented. and these other families, they come up when parents are thinking about choosing schools for their kids, or custody, or in the lawrence case, which we will discuss shortly about to man u have a sexual relationship, but in terms of family planning, contraception and abortion, because it has been set up for pharmaceutical companies and women who are the one who bared children, and it is put as a woman's right. >> can i add that because of what helen said, there has not been a male pill established. condoms are an effective way for men to control contraception. they are always avai

when they try, and you can read from time to time, mother jones had an article a few years ago, one in the "new york times" not too long ago when they try to do birth control for men, men don't like the side effects. so they stop the trials or don't proceed with it. when women don't like the side effects, they keep going with the trials, often put it out in the public market anyway. with regard to men, the question of men's rights didn't really come up in contraception because so much of this was about the pill when it was invented. men's rights, vis-a-vis family, they come up when parents are thinking about choosing schools for their kids or custody, or in the lawrence case, which we'll discuss shortly, two men and the rights to have a sexual relationship. in terms of family planning, contraception and abortion, because of how it's been set up by the pharmaceutical companies and thereafter because women are the ones who bear children, it ends up being put as a women's right. >> could i add that condoms which because of -- exactly what helen said, there hasn't been a male pill establis

jones took lindsey preston to her prom. lindsey has down syndrome. sea family friend. her motherll the students and made everybody feel very special. and i'm sure that was a good time indeed. thanks for joining us, everyone. the summit is coming up at mar-a-lago this next hour. i'm dana perino. here now shep smith. >> shepard: noon on the west coast, 3:00 on capitol hill where the defense secretary and joint chief of staff chair briefing lawmakers on the syria strike. now why are hearing from the israelis that they are not impressed with how it went down on the damage it did. plus, president trump right now meeting with japan's prime minister which means we could soon hear about efforts to prevent a trade war with tokyo. and any plans for the nuclear nation of north korea. also, an engine shreds on a southwest airlines flight, blowing out a window and reportedly sending shrapnel into the cabin. video from inside that high flying jet and a news conference expected at any moment. what went wrong

. >> mother jones i start with then "huffington post. >> uh-huh. >> spend awhile there. >> i finallyge there's a piece on kevin mccarthy >> and breitbart when? >> breitbart i kind of just live, eat, and breathe >> okay. >> actually, breitbart is so against any intervention -- did you see this >> that is true. >> in syria. you never know you need a score card now to figure out where everyone comes down like nick burns wants to do the thing in syria normally he's -- i don't know. i need help. we know that know. let's get back to the broader markets. the futures are now down now we're down 216 on dow. down 48 on the nasdaq. the s&p is down about 21 we're getting close to a number we haven't seen in awhile for oil. $66 right now. brent up almost $72. joining nous now chief market strategist at fitzgerald i've been watching the market so long, peter. there's always noise now louder than ever at this point. what matters and what doesn't? >> there is a lot of noise i think the reason the noise has been mattering and causing volatility is because the backdrop has changed in terms of funding

chief investigative correspondent for yahoo news, michael isikoff, and washington bureau chief of "mother jonesbook "russian roulette, the inside story of putin's war on america and the election of donald trump." and a lot of this, michael isikoff, seems to go back to paul manafort in some way. >> yeah. the list the treasury department put out friday is remarkable because it has some fresh details on just how much the u.s. government knows about deripaska's background. one of the things we write about in the book is that when hillary clinton was secretary of state she would meet with sergei lavrov, the russian foreign minister. and one of the issues lavrov would always raise is trying to get a visa for deripaska, he had been denied entry to the united states because the fbi had suspicions about his ties to organized crime. lavrov kept pressing clinton as did other russian officials promising other u.s. officials to try to get deripaska a visa. it just shows how tight he was with the putin regime in this treasury department announcement. we have fresh details about what the u.s. government intel

mothers would do this intentionally. >>> stocks fell sharply today saying concerns about china. the dow jones industrial average closed down 450 points. that's nearly a 2% drop. jason brooks says it continues a trend that started late last month.>> -- >>> the tech sector continues to get pummeled. amazon was hit hard once again after president trump targeted the company over its business practices.>> the tech heavy nasdaq and s&p index is based -- both lost more than 2% of their value. the nasdaq now raised all of its gains. >>> china's decision to raise tariffs on american goods. -- goods and pork in certain fruits and nuts. china says it's in response to president trump's decision to impose tariffs on foreign steel. >>> problems keep piling up for car manufacturer tesla common the last five days the company stock has been on a steady decline. today alone and lost about 5% of its value to the lowest it's been in almost a year. the company is recalling more than 100,000 model s sedans and they are coming under fire after driver was killed in a crash while his new model was in self driving not

mothers in need. >> they don't have anything to bring their baby home with. >> reporter: like sierra jones, a singleave a fresh start for me and my baby. >> reporter: volunteers pack bags with all the essentials. >> we start with diapers. most important thing. >> reporter: including blankets and sheets, handmade by daisy. >> it's been an exciting part of my life. >> reporter: all the years together has created bonds. >> we have friends here. it keeps you coming back because of all of the good. >> reporter: ilene is the program's director. >> they all have this energy that energizes me every day, just inspires me to say, do another day. do another year. we've got a lot of work to do yet. >> reporter: it's estimated daisy helped more than 10,000 families over the years. she says, it's never just about one person. >> i think that we should look out for each other. >> reporter: what a special lady. what a special group. let's head inside. they don't know we're out here. we're going to surprise them. hi there. hello. >> hi! >> i'm looking for daisy. how are you? >> hi. >> nice to see you, ma'am. >> thank

tom jones saying. >>> her mother lived to be 100 year -- 101 years old.ise, we've got a great sunday. >> we sure do. for the afternoon, plenty of sunshine and partly cloudy at the coast. 70s around the bay. a few low 80s inland and then a minor cooling trend in the week ahead. >> wine, beer, food, and you're helping kids go to europe to learn how to be chefs. >> wonderful. so if you're hanging around san pablo, check it out. >> thank you for joining us this morning. we will have your latest developments right here on ktvu. we leave you with this beautiful picture of the bay bridge. it should be a gorgeous day. don't forget that sunblock. enjoy, everybody. >> chris: i'm chris wallace. we sit down with the president of france, emmanuel macron, for an exclusive interview on the eve of his state visit to washington. ♪ we ask him about france's relationship with the u.s. and the surprising friendship he has forged with president trump. >> i want to go back to your first meeting and the famous first handshake. >> chris: the allied missile strike on syria. and r

couldn't you hear what mother nature was screaming at you? >> welcome back to "the van jones show."e are here with former vice president al gore. you just heard a clip from him fired up in his documentary. you're fired up. you're preaching. and i love it. it's called "the inconvenient sequel: truth to power." you can get it on dvd. lirngs you have been a prophet on this. i remember you back when nobody was talking about this. you got the whole world to talk about it. and yet i think for a lot of our viewers, when we try to raise this stuff with our cousins and people we went to high school with, we sometimes just get shot down, shut down. what do you find are some of the arguments that at least can land with somebody who's skeptical? i know sometimes this feels impossible. but you must have found some things that work better than others. >> well, the jobs issue we talked about earlier is beginning to make a real impact. and the fact that people can get electricity cheaper from solar and wind than they can from continuing to burn fossil fuels is also having an impact. and as i mentio

ly jones, >> he has supported parole since 2004. as has his mother and his sister.ote to herman bell connection header correspondence with him. they have urged the parole board to grant parole. what i would like to add to thtt is while that is very imimporta, it is not the definitive thing. it is not a debate between families of the victims. satisfiesf someone the criteria for parole, they should get parole. it is wonderful he did that, but it is not determinative. and the geoeye want to read the tail end of what he wrote, again, the son of the slain officer. saying "the fact is mr. bell has taken responsibility for his actions, has expressed genuine remorse for seven years old, and is been imprisoned for 45 years. in these t times of increased hate, we need more compassion and forgiveness." as you hear that, jose saldaÑa, your response? >> i greatly admire his sense of justice and i greatly admire the fact that he allowed himself to against a racist, political agenda. amy: the next date is april 13. >> april 13 we will be in court and hopefully the earliest release

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. >> don jones is a defense i back who returned to his hometown of alabama to take 18- year-old lindsey preston to the prom. they are old family friends. doss's mother taught lindsey who has down syndrome in elementary school. she made all the students san antonio never lead in game one.. lamarcus >>> warriors game two tonight. gregg popovich put it so perfectly after the game saying it is all alabama the ball going into the hole. warriors tonight, 15-31 from 3. that was the difference. klay thompson 23 on saturday, even better tonight. san antonio never led game one. aldridge made sure that was never the case tonight. spurs with a six-point lead after the break. andre iguodala and mcgee, sports momentum in the third, hammering down the jam on a bounce pass from iggie. later in the third, durant from downtown. three of his team high 32 points. and then in the fourth quarter, it is klay from the corner with 31 points on five of eight from three-point range. warriors win 116-101 and they lead this series now two games to none. >> he was just great. he's amazing. kevin, you sort of look up at the end of the game and he has 30 plus points. >> i could ma

jones too? speaking of doctors, i'm about to bring up the queen mother of this conference and the center for black literature, the o-g of the center for black literature. [laughter] kept her name in the underground is doc g, which y'all didn't hear from me. [laughter] but here she's known as the director of the national black writers conference, founder and executive director of the center for black literature, chair of the english department at medgar universities at the city of the university of new york. dr. brendan green. -- brenda green. make some noise! [cheers and applause] >> thank you, thank you. greetings to everyone. as dean jones said, it's really hard to recognize that we are now the elders, right? [laughter] i'd like to again -- excuse me? oh, yes, that's right. we are. so welcome to our esteemed conference honorees, kwame, david, eugene, our literary activist -- i don't know if she's still here -- louise merry weather. faculty -- merry weather. our participating writers, poetsing scholars, editors, publishers, friends and, of course, you, our conference attendees. bob marley, lyrica

mother allegedly plunged her suv off a cliff last month. three of the children were from houston living with an aunt when she attempted to gain custody, she lost. shanda jonesfamily attorney. >> i know my intentions were pure and i know i wanted to do the right thing. >> they were adopted by sarah and jennifer hart. they are suspected of driving their six children off a cliff. >>> about 100 lawsuits allege that pg&e is responsible for potentially billions of dollars in damages in the deadly wine country wildfires. a key hearing is now set for next month in san francisco in this case. the judge will hear arguments on the issue of whether the utility is legally liable for damage caused by its electric lines even if it was not negligent. the fires began last october burning that 245,000 acres and damaged hundreds of homes. it's not clear what started the fires. >>> right now, a town in oklahoma is evacuated because of three wildfires. strong winds are fanning the flames. the fire had burned 115,000 acres. 800 homes are threatened and three destroyed so far. the fire has caused more damage in areas unaccessible. >>> the white house says president trump plans to

hour to look back at mother's legacy join us for that coming up, markets stronger once again expecting a higher opening for the broad averages futures indicating again 930 points dow jones 11 points higher s&p, nasdaq right now up 25 points, that is one-third of 1%, i. butm a drag dow -- that, of course, is going to limit gains for the dow after disappointing first quarter, ibm missed expectations on growth profit margins last night stock down better than 5% right now. on upside morgan stanley is the winner of the morning higher after reporting record profits first quarter beat on both profit and revenue stock is up 2 and 2/3% on news, nightmare in the air, engine fails midcandlelight on swez airlines plain killing one passenger what investigators say coming up. >> drastic for starbucks company says will close thousands of locations cross the country for racially bias training. after the controversial arrest of two customers at philadelphia store. starbucks ceo kevin johnson had to say earlier on "mornings with maria" coming up this morning, first remembering barbara busch politician public configures friends paying attribute to wide laoed a mired first lady in west pal