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the newsrooms, when we buy stations, whether it's in myrtle charleston, south carolina, or tuscaloosa, vegas --m, las host: it's seven stations at the moment? guest: yes. basically you would say it's liberal. i try not to get involved in the newsroom. thewill not hear me on phone saying we should run this story, we should do that story. what cnnhat, for labeled some of their sinclair anchors as zombies was totally unfair and just downright silly. work very hard. and they will tell you, whether it's sinclair or someone else -- not for davis smith and sinclair, i would not be an owner of television stations the country today. sinclair broadcast group gave me that opportunity. and so you have to be careful. you don't want a heavy hand in newsroom. most journalists, most journals i know on the left and on the to haveeally want integrity. they really want to do what is right. fair andly want to be honorable in their reporting, which is very difficult sometimes. you leave newsroom alone. but what you do have, you have what is called commentary. at the end of my broadcasts, i may offer a 30-

americans have to accept that a lot stream is really really important will do i'm a critical of myrtle's their own men and i don't think she's very brave i'm quite optimistic that he will make it happen. an american photojournalist says he feels betrayed by the f.b.i. after he spent seven months held by terrorists in syria he came to the f.b.i. used him to track of the jihadist instead i'm trying to rescue him. i kind of paid off my discover card caraway that's what it takes to fool the f.b.i. and the immediately started to look at me as an enemy of the state the lead case agent was you prudy she admitted this to me but i'm sure if there are some time went by they realized that it wasn't me and by that point they were buying so many laptops tablets which created an intelligence gathering dream come true for the f.b.i. if they entered into if they intercepted these laptops and tablets which i know that they did and then delivered them into the hands of al qaeda it did not really matter if i was with them or not well i mean miller was gone by the time i discovered all this change told me h

regulator iran's nuclear program after the current one expires both a french president and i'm going to myrtle appear to have changed their stance on the iran deal after meeting donald trump. isn't there we believe it's better to have this agreement even if it's not perfect and you have no agreement. with. the iran deal is not sufficient to see that iran's ambitions are curbed and contained it is most important to recognize that iran through its ballistic missile program is trying to exert geo political influence in syria and lebanon. the solihull group last verifiable agreement that guarantees that iran will not acquire nuclear weapons to denounce it without proposing anything else would be a serious mistake not respecting it would be irresponsible longly france thank you . and we should acknowledge the current agreement doesn't allow us to address all of us choose among the things not covered by the iran nuclear deal is iran's activity regional. politics professor saeed mohammad marandi thinks any backtracking on the iran deal will diminish merkel and macaws credibility in the eyes of terror

. >> reporter: the surveillance video shows two boys playing in a resort pool last month in north myrtleeach, south carolina. police say one of the boys appears to pry open a safety grate. the 12-year-old is seen diving into the pool to get a closer look at the suction pipe. but then his leg gets stuck. >> he's drowning right now. we need somebody now. >> reporter: his friend frantically tries to free him 37 when he can't, he calls nearby adults for help. >> the only thing i thought of was this little boy's been underwater too long. >> reporter: shawn skursky, an off-duty corrections officer, races in. >> you i just figured he needed some kind of oxygen at the time. so i just went underwater and i started to breathe into his mouth for him until i got extra help. >> reporter: the boy submerged for about eight minutes before first responders pulled him out. he's rushed to the hospital and survives. >> he's out of the water. is he breathing or not? >> just stand by. >> reporter: the vista resort tells nbc news evidence confirms that the boy and his companion dislodged the grate before he ca

myrtle beach. emotional roller coaster. ( laughter ) that was the entirety of sherman's march through the south just now with you. >> i'm losing my mind. >> stephen: okay. >> i'm sorry. >> stephen: do you get back home to your mom and dad? are your mom and dad back in kentucky? >> yes, everybody's still in kentucky. i have a lot of nephews, one niece who are getting to the age now where they start asking why my sister and law and i are putting garbage bags on the windows and i'm, like, what's going on and i said, remember what i told you about aunt jen's job and it's weird and-- because it wouldn't be christmas without a stalker. and people think they know aunt jen but they don't? and the three-year-old said if someone tries to take a picture of me at the gym, i'll shoot them with my nerf gun. ( laughter ) that was really sweet, and they wanted to put bubble wrap at the end of the driveway to-- >> stephen: tell when someone's coming? >> yes! >> stephen: that's some spy stuff right there. >> hi, guy

this is in north myrtle beach at a swimming pool.she was vacationing with his family. >> it is frightening video. you can only think how lucky he was as the minutes ticked by. >> this morning, the fact a 12-year-old michigan boy is arrive is nothing short of a miracle. he was trapped underwater for nearly eight minutes and survived. it happened last month at the avista resort. this newly released video shows two boys in an unguarded lazy river pool. seens posted no lifeguards on duty. they were playing on a drain and one lifted a grate and something got stuck. >> the child is stuck in the drain at the pool. >> watch closely. the other pool tries to pull him out and can't. after under for a minute and a half the other boy yells for help. a woman nearby runs over. >> he's drowning right now. we need somebody now. >> it's chilling to watch the desperate battle to save him. at a minute 55 a vacationing pennsylvania corrections officer reaches the submerged child and struggles for several minutes attempting to free the boy. incredibly he

this happening in north myrtle beach last month.ice say the boy was taken to the hospital and his condition was not disclosed. scary. >> jon: moments ago, michael cohen arriving for a court hearing in north -- new york city. the judge is considering appointing a neutral party to review documents. laura ingle live with more. laura? >> hi, jon. this comes down to who will get to see this material and who will get to see it first as it pertains to attorney client privilege. as you mentioned, michael cohen arriving at federal court moments ago. the court proceedings about to get underway. a letter from government prosecutors addressed to the judge was filed a short time ago with the court ahead of the hearing withdrawing their objection to a special master and will have a special compromise. from coast to coast, there's a lot of moving parts to the legal proceedings involving michael cohen. in a separate case, michael cohen filed court papers in california yesterday indicating he will plead the fifth in a lawsuit filed by stormy daniels

quote: i fully support doing more at the border but we don't need to rob the myrtle.rry said in a statement. pentagon just received $700 billion as part of last month's omnibus spending bill. a sizeable portion of that is to supposed to help fix the readiness issues that the pentagon has warned is leading to more crashes. arthel? >> arthel: okay. jennifer glitch. thank you. >> rick: the israeli military on high alert ahead of planned profit protests along the israeli, gaza border. plus, the facebook privacy scandal gets worse by the day as the social media giant admits millions more users may have been affected and ceo mark zeric mark zuckerbs ready to testify before congress. >> i don't think we are perfect. i don't think we should learn from the mistakes and continually doing better. i'm the first to admit that we didn't take broad enough review of what our responsibilities were. last years' ad campaign was a success for choicehotels.com badda book. badda boom. this year, we're taking it up a notch. so in this commercial we see two travelers at a comfort inn with a

we're talking cities like charleston, myrtle beach, hilton head, even stretching down towards tampa andspring break. and unfortunately they will be dealing with the same things we had yesterday. damaging winds as well as hail and isolated tornadoes. so let's talk broke the timing of this particular storm. we have two waves. the stronger wave is the wave that will make its way through first. we're talking late this morning into the afternoon. and then another wave behind it, that wave is just going to be rain. the problem is with both of those, that will add to the flooding concern. not just for where the rain falls, but also all these rivers. we have over 90 rivers potentially could reach minor flood stage over the coming days. and i'm not a good golfer by any means, but i would say that strong to severe thunderstorms, gusty winds of 20 miles per hour not exactly ideal conditions for golf, but that is what they will have today at augusta. 90% chance of storms and again keep in mind that it is also going to have very gusty winds along with it. >> that is a good guess, not a great day for

the frightening scene happened last month when his family was on vacation at the avista resort in myrtle beach, south carolina, in the unguarded swimming pool the two boys lifted a case and his leg got sucked into a pipe and became stuck. now to everyone's surprise, the young boy is home in michigan and back at school. >> people who hear that he had been under water for eight minutes say there is no reason your son should be alive today. why do you think he is? >> i know that so many people prayed for him and -- sorry. it is just a miracle i think. >> she gives particular credit to sean skursy, the family friend who gave the boy critical breaths under water before police arrived. >> the only thing i thought of was this little boy has been under water too long. >> and i'm grateful for everything that he's done. >> reporter: the boy is still being monitored for long-term brain damage. >> it is kind of a waiting game. to wait and see how he heals and how quickly it happens. >> reporter: meanwhile, the resort told nbc news it is thrilled to hear the boy is doing well, with the grates in plac

he violated the myrtle was a tuesday. if you look at the reward posters, i put them all in the book, they does have wanted for the murder of martin luther king. basin wanted for civil rights conspiracy. hoover deployed every asset he could come half the fbi went on the minute for james broglie. first they had to find who he . nobody knew that a man named james earl ray killed martin luther king picky use very pseudonyms. j. edgar hoover knew the fbi would go down in infamy if he didn't find the killer of dr. king. strangely of the fbi at the time did a great job hunting down james earl ray because they just had to do whatever j. edgar hoover hoover really felt about king. >> host: i love how you describe the early use of csi going through finding the fingerprints, going back to the prison being able to actually match the fingerprint to find out it's james earl ray made. try to sum it up it was lake worth before the computer age. the agents took to the field and thought he must have come to birmingham, , let's go to all te

it is named in honor of senator tom mcintyre and myrtle mcintyre, who worked tirelessly to bring our state party out of the political wilderness. and make us competitive. start?e do i [laughter] >> ok. i'm humbled to say that his name is me, billy. [laughter] i can't read your writing. , cannotred now to have -- tom mcintyre's seat -- she has a seat in the senate. a cheer, this award is presented to a member of our party who has made an impact, not just in one year, but across the many years of exceptional service. you want to say the name? you want me to keep going? i'll keep going. this year's award he has been a closely kept secret, until tonight. have the honor of the 2018g that mcintyre legacy award goes to representative share norberg. [applause] sit-down. have known sharon since, well, forever. she is ably represented grafton forever again,nd 15 terms, nearly 30 years, to be exact. she served 30 years for the state. sharon, we love you. before that, she served for a decade on the hanover election. including six years as the chair. across three decades, in the house. sharon has

it's named in honor of senator tom mcintyre and myrtle mcintyre who worked tirelessly to bring our state out of the political wilderness and make us competitive. spirit do you want me to read? where do i start? [laughing] okay. i'm humbled to say that also he is named for me, billy. [laughing] i can't read your writing. i'm honored now to have tom mcintyre -- the senate, he has a seat in the senate. each year this award is presented to a member of our party was made an exceptional impact not just in one year but across the many years of exceptional service. do you want to say the name? overhead. you want me to keep going? i'll keep going. this year's of warty has been a closely kept secret until tonight. jeanne and i -- this has billy and i but jeanne and i have the honor of announcing the 2018 th8 mcintyre-shaheen legacy award goes to representative sharon. [applause] >> sit down. sit down. jeanne and i've known sharon since, well, averages ably represented district nine in the new hampshire house for new and forever again 15 terms, nearly 30 years to be exact. she stirred 30 years for

it is named in honor of senator tom mcintyre and myrtle mcintyre, who worked tirelessly to bring our state party out of the political wilderness and make us competitive. >> where do i start? [laughter] >> ok. i'm humbled to say that his name is me, billy. -- that it is named for me, billy. [laughter] i can't read your writing. i'm honored now to have, cannot seat in theyre's senate. each year this award is , presented to a member of our party who has made an impact, that an exceptional impact not , just in one year, but across the many years of exceptional service. you want to say the name? you want me to keep going? i'll keep going. this year's awardee has been a closely kept secret, until tonight. jeannie and i have the honor of announcing that the 2018 mcintyre legacy award goes to representative sharon norbert. [applause] jeannie and i have known sharon -- sit down. jeannie and i have known sharon since, well, forever. she has ably represented grafton nine district and forever again, 15 terms, nearly 30 years, to be exact. she served 30 years for the state. sharon, we love you. h

this is an ocean view from myrtle beach, south carolina. can you feel summer?o right there right now. >> it's knocking on the door. >> let's pretend that's our window. >> al will have a forecast for the weekend. >>> let's get a check of the day's top stories and we'll start with the memos that have washington talking this morning. >> comey's conversations. detailed memos describing intimate conversations between former fbi director james comey and president trump are released. the president firing back overnight insisting the memos show no collusion and no obstruction. this as federal prosecutors weigh whether or not to prosecute disgraced former fbi deputy director andrew mccabe for misleading investigators. >>> tragic moment. two sherf's deputies are sho an kild inside floda restaurant when a suspect walked up to the window and opened fire. >> they're men of integrity, they're men of loyalty, they're god fearing, and they loved what they did. >>> major fine. federal regulators fine wells fargo $1 billion today for selling customers unnecessary products for ye

the frightening scene happened last month when his family was on vacation at the vista resort in myrtledrain when his leg got sucked into a pipe and became stuck. to everyone's surprise, the young boy is home in michigan and back at school. >> people who hear that he had been underwater eight minutes say there's no reason your son should be alive today. why do you think he is? >> i know that so many people prayed for him, and -- sorry -- it's just a miracle, i think. >> reporter: she gives particular credit to shean skerski the family friend who gave him critical breaths under water before police arrived. >> the only thing i thought of, his little boy's been under water too long. >> i'm trurly grateful for everyone he's done. >> reporter: the boy is still being monitored for long-term brain damage. >> kind of a waiting game. to wait and see how he heals and how quickly it happens. >> reporter: the resort is thrilled to hear the boy is doing well adding with grates in place our lazy river is safe for our guests. evidence confirms the boy and his companion dislodged the grate before catch

. >>> a frantic man, it shows a boy trapped under water in the lazy river of the myrtle beach resort. efforts to save him. so what happened here? kristen dolgren is here. >> really incredible video. when you see that dramatic under surveillance video. you can think how lucky the boy was who had so many bystanders rushing in to help never giving up as the minutes ticked by. >> reporter: this morning a 12-year-old bo michigan boy is ahive is nothing short of a miracle. he was trapped under water eight minutes and survived. it happened in north birmyrtle beach in south carolina. two boys, no lifeguards were on duty the boys were playing over a drain when one of theft lifted a grate and somehow got stuck. >> the child is stuck at the draep at the hole. >> watch closely, you see the boy's head slip unwater, the other boy tries to pull him out. he can't, after he's under minute-and-a-half. a woman runs over. >> he's drowning right now. we need somebody right now. >> reporter: chit illing to watching the battle. a pennsylvania correction officers reaches the submerged child and struggles for

ainsley: myrtle band is playing behind us very fitting. tell us about your role.? >> i think it's fun for the whole family. it's an opportunity. it's such a tradition here at the white house. it was president rutherford haze whhayes who brought it over here. first it was at the capitol. abby: ruined the lawn. >> white house much more fun place to be. brought the easter egg roll here. melania trump done a beautiful job of organizing the activities. abby: started in the fall. usually the first lady puts touch on it in the way that nannies arresting easter eggs they gave out. >> the kids are going to be able to go bowling. the most significant part is the the actual egg roll. is it an egg hunt, mom? will i be able to pick up the egg? ainsley: th abby: kids are rolling the eggs. >> it becomes quite a competitive situation for the five daughters who wants to see who is going to win. abby: how much coffee do parents need when they come to this. >> i would say a lot. just get ready. abby: great to have you this morning. abby: back to you. great interview. ainsley: thank

. >> i'm from myrtle beach, south carolina. ainsley: beautiful area. he gets a lot of backlash.so say some people who love you feel betrayed. what's your reaction? >> i think that kanye west is volatile and erratic with his behavior. is he all over the place and really hard for him to to be concise and have con session. you never know where he stands. that's the problem he jumps back and forth so often. very fickle-like hard to understand where is he coming from and have trust and faith in him. ainsley: introduce yourself what's your name. >> i'm maria. ainsley: maria, do you feel as far as free speech is concerned on college campuses, do you feel like you are able to say what you want to say in this p.c. culture? >> i think that you definitely have to have a backbone because you will get backlash for everything you say. i don't feel like it's been constrained. if you want to be brave and speak up, you can. ainsley: is that discouraging people from really speaking their mind though in a civil way? >> absolutely. yeah. i know that maybe like some of my meeker friends wouldn't say

john myrtle beach chum. historian who wrote the 2015 bioon her husband george h.w. bush.ssion will go to bush library located you had. there will be a private burial there and laid to rest later this afternoon. back to you guys in new york. >> adam housley live for us in texas. powerfully emotional day. you saw president bush shaking the hands of the mourners. that touched my heart. abby: quite a list of guests. no surprise. she was remarkable woman. the dnc suing russia, the trump campaign and wikileaks over campaign interference. some democrats are not on board with it we will discuss that ahead. ed: one state has a plan to replace armed officers with therapists. is that a good idea? we will debate it coming up ♪ ♪ you know, i used to be good at this. then you turn 40 and everything goes. tell me about it. you know, it's made me think, i'm closer to my retirement days than i am my college days. hm. i'm thinking... will i have enough? should i change something? well, you're asking the right questions. i just want to know, am i gonna be okay? i know people who specialize

the americans have to accept that a lot stream is really really important or do i am a critical of myrtle's their own that i don't think she's very brave i'm quite optimistic that it will make it happen kim crossed all a sound on facebook tonight in the revelation that more people with information seem to have been spread around party dot com or keep up today with the headlines on they've made to social media from us twenty four seven for now from moscow to kevin owen saying thanks for watching. with gold make this manufacture consent to public wealth. when the ruling classes protect themselves. with the famous merry go round. we can all middle of the room sick. hello and welcome to cross talk where all things are considered i'm peter lavelle words have consequences and threatening actions can be very dangerous this is the atmosphere in gulf in the west relations with russia the poisoning incident in the u.k. has yet to be explained to the public but this is not stop the british and american governments from playing the role of judge jury and executioner. across talking toxic relations i'm