we have breaking news to report tonight involving new details reportedly by "the new york times" concerning that passenger airline crash that took place in southern france yesterday. that crash killed 150 people. it has dominated headlines around the western world since it happened. well, "the new york times" is reporting some new details tonight about with what transpired in the cockpit in the moments leading up to that crash. they are very troubling new details. what we have known about this crash up until tonight is that this plane, an airbus 320, taking off from barcelona, heading to dusseldorf in germany, it took off as normal yesterday morning. it reached a safe cruising altitude of 38,000 feet. it leveled off for about four minutes. and then over the next eight minutes, it went on what has been described as a controlled, fairly slow, not particularly steep, straight descent. before crashing into the mountains. or crashing into the french alps, killing all 150 people onboard. what has remained unclear is why. what caused that controlled descent in the first place. what led that plane

we met the first dave rehearsal there. >> there's some pictures of you spending time in new york city maria in times square. did she like new york? did she like the snus >> she loved new york. she loved diner breakfasts were one of her favorite things. she loved everything about new york. she loved broadway. she loved lincoln center. she was completely and utterly taken away with it. >> what was she like as a performer because i'm fascinated by the power you have to have as an opera singer to get your voice past the, through the orchestra, there's not microphones, to have yourself heard in these enormous auditoriums. >> that's very true. she was -- we can always talk about the beauty of her voice because it was stunningly beautiful. i think that is pretty universally acknowledged. what made her incredibly special at least for me as a performer was that she always had something to say and she always said every single word meant something to her. every single note meant something. she was a consummate musician and artist, and that voice will be very, very missed. >> when was the last ti

if "the new york times" is correct, let's just for the purpose of this question assume that "the new york times'" article is correct, then it tells you that there was somebody in the cockpit that locked the door, so that any other mechanisms were not going to succeed. that is what it tells us. >> and so it is a good time to tauklk about the safety and the procedures that go on inside of the airplane correct? >> yes. >> and where everybody flies. >> yes. >> we see the flight at tep dant comes, and they put the flight infront of the cockpit, and you can't come n and sometimes the flight attendant goes n and sometimes not, and one person is in the cockpit, and what is the protocol? >> the protocol of the international standards and practices, which happens at the state level, and the level of which the enforcement exists so in germany for lufthansa, the enforcement there would look at this, but the actual procedure for what is going on there is set for the procedures and the protocol is by iko is not seekcret or hampered there. >> and you can go on the internet to find it. >> of course o

then according to "the new york times," he knocked harder and finally you could hear the sound of -- according to "the new york times," hear the sound of someone trying to break down the door to the cockpit. of course the doors are armored. it's tell to do that. there's also a code which in an emergency a pilot can use to get back into the cockpit, entering an emergency code. it can be overridden if there's someone in the cockpit that pushes the mississippi and overrides the access to the cockpit. so some of this clears up some the mystery but add more elements of mystery. now i should say that one thing that happened in the past hour, the marseilles prosecutor has announced that he will hold a

sarah lacy facebook is talking to the "new york times" on the verge of giving zuckerberg a fat bit of content to keep people on facebook. >> it is fascinating and it is the combination of "new york times" and buzz feed together such a p.r. master stroke of face book, two big media giants on polar opposites of the scale buzz need is very modern very new media, highly valued going after shares and distribution and all about distribution, and "new york times" all about brand, one of the only publications where subscriptions seem to kind of be working. leveraging off the 150 year plus reputation and frankly beg of the publications want a limit bit of what the other has.

the new york times report that a couple different ways to read it. there's nefarious way of reading it is one pilot had another pilot locked out of the cockpit, doesn't allow him back in and brings the plane down or something happened to that pilot inside. >> that's right. and if you look at what "the new york times" is reporting, there's a calm pleasant conversation and then one pilot leaves the cockpit and then the supposed lockout happens. it could be nefarious, but i think the suggestion and more to agree that the pilot who remained inside the cockpit had some sort of medical emergency heart attack. >> you're basing that on the fact there's a calm conversation previously? >> the fact it's more likely to find a pilot than committing mass suicide aboard with 150 people. the chances of that are extremely remote. the chances of the first option. >> medical emergency. >> yes. it does raise the question why there was only one person in the cockpit. if one pilot leaves somebody else is supposed to go back in a member or crew so there's always two people

i do not trust the new york times. there is evidence the new york times is going to put a lot of reporters on this door it can be >> investigative reporters, certain columnists -- put a lot of reporters on the story. i know if there is an irony, that the republicans best friends when the times writes an investigative piece about the clintons, it harkens back to the age when i started out where a front-page new york times story drove an entire new cycle. there are things in the times story that if they are not flat out wrong, are really misleading and unfair to the clintons, they are right to be mad. this is now their hometown paper and they are in big trouble, because no paper will be more aggressive on the clintons than the new york times. >> and there has been no paper historically that has done more stuff on them. no it has been tougher on the clintons and no one is more intent on being tough on the clintons. it was a busy day in congress after netanyahu finishes blustering they passed a crystal clean bill to fund th

we know that because of word from "the new york times." they're still searching for the flight data recorder. are they concerned it may have been destroyed? >> reporter: hi, john. i think that is a concern. we know they found the casing for the recorder, but the record e itself is still missing. the ceo of lufthansa says there's a high probability that they will eventually find the recorder. the question, of course, what condition it will be in when and if they do. it can take months to analyze data from such a recorder, but that's being seen as a key piece of the puzzle right now, especially a time when there are more questions than answers in all of this, in light of media reports, citing sources close to the investigation that the cockpit voice recorder indicated that one of the pilots was locked out of the cockpit prior to the crash. a source is saying that you can hear the pilot trying to smash down the door. it was unclear why he left the cockpit. also unclear why the remaining pilot wasn't opening the door. so far, publicly, investi

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it is a massive, massive short-term game but it is scary for the long term. >> briefly, if "new york times a lot of pressure for other news organizations to we throw in their lot with facebook? >> yes. this is the master stroke of buzz feed and "new york times" because every other publisher is in between that poll and you are like, okay these are the masters of distribution and these guys who are the masters of credibility, zuckerberg is known as a great northbound airport, getting everyone to sell their company with the exception of twitter and snapchat and he pulled off a similar master stroke here. >> sarah lacy thank you from san francisco. >> hillary clinton talks about a more open relationship with the resolution and was she just joking around? isn't it time if you bought the "hands up don't shoot," to grab well where that mistake? when eating healthy and drinking water just isn't enough to ease my constipation i trust dulcolax tablets. i take dulcolax for dependable overnight relief and in the morning i am back to myself dulcolax, designed for dependable relief know your financial p

so i called "the new york times", and they ran them right away. [laughter] that's why we love "the new york times". [laughter] in 2006 i had been working in darfur for two years. i started covering darfur in august of 2004 because i needed a break from iraq and i went into darfur. and in 2006 i was working with lydia polgreen who is an incredible correspondent for "the new york times." and we were trying to get into darfur, is so we went to chad because the sudanese government wouldn't give visas easily to journalists. they didn't want journalists seeing what was happening. so we went to chad. and while we were there, we heard there had been a massacre of sudanese government soldiers, many of whom were conscripted from south sudan. and in order to report on it, we had to actually see that had happened. so we went to a group of rebel, we went to the border with darfur, we were in chad and we said, hey, can you take us across the border, and they said well, the there are russian aircraft flying overhead, and it's possible the government will bomb if

the fact right wing and "new york times" is carrying is farce farcical farcical. what journalists do is check out leads and tips and try to confirm it. everything the times reported about hillary clinton using private e-mail account and the a.p. reporting on the personal server is fact. it's not spin. it's not right wing talking points. >> and yet we're starting to get a feel for where they're going to go with it and it's straight out of the clinton playbook which is the media's bad, they want to hurt us unfairly. by the way here's a list of republicans that have done it. they point to jeb bush and colin powell. colin powell didn't have only a personal e-mail account, he did most of his business on the state department's e-mail servers. but in any event jeb bush was not working for the federal government, he was a governor. but in any event that's what they do look at them, look over there. >> remember on friday i sat here and said the reports that hillary clinton and her team were just going to go in the bunker and the press was just going to get bored and move on

death panels to boot. >> a serious alternative from republicans in congress. [ laughter ] >> "the new york times" is reporting that one of the pilots on germanwings flight 9525 left the cockpit before the plane's descent and was unable to get back in. "the times" quotes a senior military official saying the plane's voice recorder revealed a very smooth, very cool conversation between the pilots during the early part of the flight, from barcelona to dusseldorf. then the audio indicated that one of the pilots left the cockpit and could not reenter. the guy outside is knocking lightly on the door, and there is no answer, the investigator said. and then he hits the door stronger and no answer. and there is never an answer. he said, you can hear he's trying to smash the door down. we don't yet know the reason why one of the guys went out, said the official, who requested anonymity because the investigation is continuing. but what is sure is that at the very end of the flight, the other pilot is alone and does not open the door. joining me now, near the crash site in france is nbc's claudio lavania. d

the new york times doesn't establish that at all. n't even cited in the new york times. it's such sloppy journalism you don't know what regulations the reporter's talking about. so why don't they be clear. come back and explain what 2009 required, what actually happened what the state department says happened and then, the fact that the law was changed in 2013 2014 that was long after hillary clinton left office. there was no violation of law here, joe, whatsoever and nobody that i can see is saying that except the new york times. >> violation of law. >> i can't answer for the new york times this 2009 regulation is clear. >> something to answer for. >> bob woodward has a question for you. >> i'm sorry, but this kind of sound like a non-denial denial. in other words, clearly, it was a good story, you may have some technical disagreements, but we get into this issue, you know, where the wall's green, is that really illegal, and so forth. it's an important story. and won't you concede that? >> i would concede that it's a legitimate issue

the new york times article that reported this, it was based on undisclosed sources.eporter hadn't looked at the emails so we don't know for sure. this could be two people from the state department that kept them off, but it's not validated. >> this is so upside the character of the clintons. >> i'm not defending them, i'm just -- >> new york times should be shamed for that tmz style of reporting, definitely. also, we can shame hillary. this is ridiculous. in the first place she lied. she's not supposed to be doing this. i'm hesitant sending things through gmail. i don't want people seeing them. >> it's staggering to find out irrespective of anything a secretary of state or preserves secretaries of state anyone advising her, working for the federal government, that is us would be using their private email to conduct government business. >> because it would be more convenient. >> i don't buy the excuse. what i'm most frustrated with. this is a woman who is supposed to be representing the future for the democratic party and she doesn't understand how emails works. she t

it is early yet, though, to this "new york times" story. and let's look at what was of reported exactly. >> reporter: exactly, rosemary. in fact, just after 7:00 here this morning. there hasn't been any official reaction yet. but i suspect during the day there will have to be just because of the momentous turn this report from "the new york times" has taken the story. it is also been -- it's been confirmed by the press which quotes a close -- source close to the investigation as saying essentially the same thingment one of the two pilots was outside the cockpit when the crash occurred. according to "the new york times" story, one of the two left the kopp shocockpit shortl the plane reaped cruise altitude. thea -- reached cruise altitude. at this point the plane began a long and controlled but quick dive. the pilot is heard, the co-pilot, not sure which one, is heard first knocking on the door, trying to get in, faintly. the new york times story reports, then more knocks, more strenuous. shortly before the crash, there are the sounds of some

finished mid school i ended up getting an internship in new york and at new york hospital so i called libby and the science section of the new york times had a new editor. a woman named cornelius been. when new people come in they want to mix things up and bring in their own people. so i was one of her people. she took a liking to me and i pitched an article about a leprosy hospital in carville, louisiana. she said sure. we will send a photographer down. go down and do the story so i went to cargill and stayed two or three days and wrote this piece and it came out about three days after i started my internship and two days before i met my wife, sonya. it was an eventful week. and corey dean would say why don't you write about your internship? i said okay. it turned out to be a great indication, because in an internship everything is new. as you go on in medicine you get jaded. you see things and you start questioning but when you are and in turn everything is new is rubles a year end up with i don't give a hoot what i write. i am going to write about what i see and the things that interest me and the things i am going to question. i re

new york city real estate heir is acquitted of murder in texas. durst who cut up body argued self-defense. that's as close as "the new york timesg a joke on the first page. "the new york times" going can you [ bleep ] believe this? >> all right, now a new documentary the jinx may lead to the re-opening of that case. we'll talk about it ahead. >>> today we had a lot of questions about the format. people saying they really like the investigative journalism out of the studio on location shows. and i want to tell you, we know that. we're trying to do as much as possible and if you missed our original reporting that aired last week and want to check it out watch clips from the 11th hour special on facebook at facebook.com/allinwithchris. we hope you like it and we hope you'll like our facebook page literally. [ r&b slow jam playing ] ♪ yeah, girl ♪ ♪ you know, i've been thinking about us ♪ ♪ and, uh, i just can't fight it anymore ♪ ♪ it's bundle time ♪ ♪ bundle ♪ ♪ mm, feel those savings, baby ♪ and that's how a home and auto bundle is made. better he learns it here than on the streets. the miracle of bundling -- now, that's progres

well, you heard me ask josh about the "new york times" piece wondering how sergeant bergdahl will be able to find a job if the military does not grant him an honorable discharge. wait until you hear what the "times" then did today. howie kurtz is here. plus, i asked state department spokesperson jen psaki if president obama knew that sergeant bergdahl was a potential deserter when he invited his parents to do the big rose garden announcement. her response is next. why did he have the big ceremony in the rose garden? why is there so much pomp and [ male announcer ] meet jill. she thought she'd feel better after seeing her doctor. and she might have if not for kari, the identity thief who stole jill's social security number to open credit cards ruining jill's credit and her dream of retirement. every year, millions of people just like you experience how a little personal information in the wrong hands could wreak havoc on your life. this is identity theft and once every 2 seconds someone becomes a victim. lifelock offers comprehensive identity theft protection. the patented lifelock ide

let me read you what "new york times" said about ted cruz announcement. mr. first-term senator is seen by republicans and democrats alike as a divisive figure, marked by actions of demagoguery. here's how "new york times" reported barack obama's announcement in 2007 on its front page. same newspaper. obama's launching a journey rich with historic possibilities and symbolism, speaking smoothly and comfortably mr. obama offered a generational call to arms. this is -- these guys are very similar in a lot of ways. the embrace of the mainstream media hasn't been the same. >> if you listen to the audio tape it ended with hail to the chief. a one-two punch. katrina, let me ask you, you would think a publication like the times would be celebrating, the first latino president ever, same as barack obama first black president ever, and i don't really feel that when i hear the coverage. >> no, there is some hypocrisy. i've never worked for the senator but i've been one of his big volunteers from the beginning. over the last two years liberals and democrats have been champ

then according to "the new york times," he knocked harder and finally you could hear the sound of -- according to "the new york times," hear the sound of someone trying to break down the door to the cockpit. of course the doors are armored. it's tell to do that. there's also a code which in an emergency a pilot can use to get back into the cockpit, entering an emergency code. it can be overridden if there's someone in the cockpit that pushes the mississippi and overrides the access to the cockpit. so some of this clears up some the mystery but add more elements of mystery. now i should say that one thing that happened in the past hour, the marseilles prosecutor has announced that he will hold a news conference at 12:30 local time, about 4.5 hours from now, in marseilles. it should be said that this is kind of a normal primary for a prosecutor in any kind of accident where there's fatalities, for a prosecutor opening an investigation. however, the spokesman for the prosecutor's office said he would specifically talk and specifically address this thoerk time report which, by the way --

air strikes in tikrit and of course the bomb shell new york times report on germanwings flight. ng with the stunning report from the new york times detailing the final moments on board germanwings flight 9525. the headlines germanwings pilot was locked out of cockpit before crash in france. the times details what the cockpit voice recorder captured in the final moments before the jet crashed. the official describes hearing a very smooth very cool conversation between the pilots during the early part of the flight before there is an indication that one of the pilots left the cockpit and could not reenter. the investigator says quote, the guy outside is knocking lightly on the door and there is no answer. then the source describes hearing louder knocks saying quote, you can hear he is trying to smash the door down but still no answer. the official goes onto say, coat, we don't know yet the reason why one went out but what is sure at the end of the flight the other pilot is alone and does not open the door. joining us now. faa licensed dmer shl pilot, the founder

the new york times, there was a very smooth and very cool this is how the investigator describes the ots left the cockpit. according to the new york times. here is the quote from the senior military official. the guy outside is knocking lightly on the door and there's no answer. he hits the door stronger and no answer. there is never an answer. you can hear he's trying to smash the door down. okay. i want to bring in our panel right away on this. the military official goes onto say we don't know the reason why that pilot or co-pilot i want to emphasize we don't know which one left the cockpit. no matter how you look at it this is a very significant development. >> it is. we start off with where they got the information which is the cockpit voice recorder. >> the military official who heard it. >> we know from from the b.e.a. there were voices on it. >> that's the french ntsb. >> that's our starting point. where did they get this from. pilot out of cockpit, tries to get back in banging on the door no response. whoever is on the inside hasn't released the door to open. it doesn't mean n

in other words "the new york times" is working off the right wing talking points. ll blaming the right-wing conspiracy work this time? didn't work last time. you're watching "hardball." the place for politics. a shot like that... calls for a post-game celebration. share what you love with who you love. kellogg's frosted flakes. they're gr-r-reat! at ally bank no branches equals great rates. it's a fact. kind of like shopping hungry equals overshopping. shopping online is as easy as it gets. wouldn't it be great if hiring plumbers, carpenters and even piano tuners were just as simple? thanks to angie's list now it is. start shopping online from a list of top-rated providers. visit angieslist.com today. >>> i'm page hopkins and here's what's happening. 40 people were injured when an amtrak train collided with a truck in north carolina. 213 passengers were aboard the train at the time. >>> a missouri appeals court judge is takeing over ferguson's municipal court following a report that found a pattern of racial bias in the police department. the city's court system has

this information, first reported by the new york times. since reported by the french media really is shocking. >> reporter: shocking and it really does serve to deepen this mystery, christine. what we don't know we don't know why the pilot got up and left the cockpit. we also don't know why the other pilot did not let him back inside inside. now so far, authorities here are not commenting on the very chilling reports. the most they said about the contents of the cockpit flight recorder publicly is they were analyzing voices and sounds on the file. meanwhile, the search continues for another key piece of evidence that could offer vital clues as to how that plane was flying and how it was performing moments before it crashed. that is the flight recorder. we know they have managed to recover the casings for that recorder. the recorder itself is still missing. a lufthansa ceo says it is probable they will find it but the question is what condition will that recorder be in when in fact they do. meanwhile, i don't know if you heard the choppers.

that is really powerful and something even somebody like new york times will have a hard time competing cory: good to see you both. thank you very much. matt: we will give you a check on bloomberg's top headlines. twitter is expanding its india business development team. the ceo's book about the plans. -- ceo spoke about the plans. >> we are costly expanding the number of languages we support on the platform. i suspect us to invest where we are seeing growth. matt: twitter is partnering with the indian government, 16 government accounts will be able to send their tweets to indian citizens. india's largest suv maker in talks to buy an italian auto design company. negotiations could still fall apart but investors seem to like the idea. shares of the italian company rose as much as 10% today. christie's is banking on this picasso to patch the highest price ever. they're asking wondered $40 million for the 1995 -- $140 million for the 1995 painting. the seller is anonymous. the current auction record is $142.4 million paid by steve whynn for a francis bacon painting. ♪ matt: this is "bloomb

they don't put that in "the new york times." -opening the investigation? >> yes. >> what's going on with that? >> well, l.a. has been -- they've been in new york interviewing witnesses relative to kathy durst -- >> the disappearance of his first wife. >> -- and they're been interviewing people in california relatives of susan berman, because there's a whole story there, too, about susan's relationship with bob. >> and these have been cold cases for a very, very, very long time. people sniffing around trying to solve them. david, let me bring you in here and ask you this, i want to -- when you think about how important resources are to a defense, i mean, one of the episodes in this is this -- it seems like this guy is dead to rights, i mean, he admits he chopped up the body of someone. he's found with the saw that did it. usually, usually -- >> a bad fact. >> usually -- yeah that's a bad fact as a lawyer would say, right? usually your lawyer will say, hey, buddy, let's plea this one out and hope for the best. i mean how -- i guess

new york city real estate heir is acquitted of murder in texas. durst who cut up body argued self-defense. that's as close as "the new york timesst making a joke on the first page. "the new york times" going can you [ bleep ] believe this? >> all right, now a new documentary the jinx may lead to the re-opening of that case. we'll talk about it ahead. the same regardless of where we come from. um, there are definitely things that are different about us culturally and everything else but at the end of the day we are the same and we really need to start seeing the world as a place that was gifted to us. [thunder and rain] [thunder and rain] [thunder and rain] you can find a new frontier. there's nothing stopping you and a lot helping you. technology that's with you always. this is our promise. it's never been better to wander because wherever you go, you'll find us doing everything we can, so you can. >>> today we had a lot of questions about the format. people saying they really like the investigative journalism out of the studio on location shows. and i want to tell you, we know that. we're trying to do as much as possible and i

that's according to a report by "the new york times." military official tells the paper the pilot can be heard trying to break down the door, trying to get back into the cockpit. but lufthansa says that it's looking into that report. they haven't confirmed it. >>> a developing situation in yemen where saudi arabia has launched a massive operation against houthi rebels. the saudi ambassador to the u.s. says more than ten countries have joined a coalition in this fight. saudi arabia has reportedly placed 100 warplanes and 150,000 soldiers. >>> the threat of severe weather is diminishing, but the damage has been done by powerful storms in oklahoma. take a look at this video. imagine seeing this coming right at you. it is very scary indeed. this video was shot in sand springs, in suburban tulsa. >> an official says one person was killed wednesday when the storm system hit a mobile home park. rescue efforts there are continuing and officers are tending to those who need medical care. he describes conditions as deplorable at best. and tulsa wa

you wrote a piece raising questions about the original new york times story. >> it was sloppy. it left out key dates and facts about what exact rules and regulations and laws she might have potentially been in violation of. and i think the "times" kind of acknowledged that because they did a day two story that clarified all those points after i and other people i think politico also wrote an article that questioned that first -- >> but there is no dispute when hillary took office in 2009, you were supposed to preserve all your e-mail records. but who knows because it's all on the private home server. >> that's correct. there was a 2009 it turns out national archives records administration rule that did call for preserving. so that's the question. and then i think another fair question is whether any classified information was put out over a private e-mail account and what implications that might have. >> and there are two different e-mail systems in the white house. and josh earnest said he didn't know how much e-mail she use, whether she had an official account on that classifi

inside "the new york times" -- a photo of the second wife of ted kennedy. side, a replica of the russell building. that is of course just a block or two from where we are. inside th "the new york times" -- the kennedy institute has the floor. as its centerpiece, a full-size replica of the chamber. this from senator trent lott, i walked in there and got a chill. i thought, i had been there before. to drive the point home, the center also serves as a classroom. the hollowed ground allows senders to a cop as big things. we will take a short break. we will take a short break, i think. we will get the phone lines worked out. i apologize. our system was down for just a moment. you are watching and listening to c-span's "washington journal" on sunday, march train nine. we will be back in just a moment. ♪ >> on iowa's caucus, there were problems in 2012. some voters initially thought that mitt romney won the state. it turned out rick santorum won the state by a very narrow margin. are you taking steps to ensure that you don't have voting problems in the future? also

in other words, "the new york times" is working off the right wing talking points. will blaming the right-wing conspiracy work this time? didn't work last time. you're watching "hardball." if you want to succeed in business, mistakes are a luxury you can't afford. that's why i recommend fast reliable comcast business internet. they know what businesses need. and there's a no-mistake guarantee. if you don't like it, you have thirty days to call and get your money back. with comcast business internet you literally can't mook a mistick. i meant to say that. switch today and get the no mistake guarantee. comcast business. built for business. >>> i'm page hopkins and here's what's happening. >>> welcome back to "hardball." well, the hard focus on hillary clinton continues on front page, has been front-page news today again in the wake of last week's big private e-mail story. well today, clinton lieutenant james carville tried putting the fire out in an interview with andrea mitchell here on this network. he says "the new york times" got the story from clinton's enemies on

the story was first reported by "the new york times."es about what might have happened. we are talking about this all morning long how could the pilot have been locked out? didn't he know the code? did the code not let him back into the cockpit? so many questions this morning and we have lots of analysis. >> first thing we need to do is confirm the reporting. all respect to "the new york times," but there will be a presser that's coming up momentarily from a french prosecutor in marseille, who has been kind of leading information for the media about what's going on. we're going to monitor that. as soon as there's any relevant information it will be in french but as soon as there's any relevant information about what happened and is heard on the cockpit recorder we are going to bring it to you. alisyn that's the main thing, we have to know if it's true. if your starting point is flawed everything else is flawed. >> we're looking forward to that press conference which we'll bring do you live as soon as we can have it. >>> so we know what t

people say i want to know what the "new york times" thinks is important. h of our discovery of news comes from the social platforms which can be wonderful but rely on your friends or the people who you choose to follow to be our guide through that. the more that shows to facebook, that's a real concern. the flipside is they are able to figure out what's interesting to me in a way that one newspaper editor in manhattan is not able to and that's the trade-off. cory: we've seen a long history of aol, yahoo! and google trying to organize our news for us. is this effort different? >> it is different. google news is one parallel that brings in many new sources into one searchable database stop the differences once you find out the news, it sends you to a link to go to the website. the difference here is they want to keep the entire experience within facebook and that's why there has to be a business deal and that's why companies like the times are interested in getting that trade-off. cory: it seems idiotic if the publishers are handing over the keys to the kingd

i think that's why we ended up where we did on this. >> michael submitted, reporter for the "new york timesn. thank you for your time. >>> we have much more ahead. stay with us. keeping an eye on the expected live speech from hillary clinton from washington. only her second public speech this year as she mounts an anticipated run for the presidency. al franken is at the podium. stay with us. tirement. a 401(k) is the most sound way to go. let's talk asset allocation. sure. you seem knowledgeable professional. would you trust me as your financial advisor? i would. i would indeed. well, let's be clear here. i'm actually a dj. [ dance music plays ] [laughs] no way! i have no financial experience at all. that really is you? if they're not a cfp pro you just don't know. find a certified financial planner professional who's thoroughly vetted at letsmakeaplan.org. cfp -- work with the highest standard. kellogg's® frosted mini-wheats®... have 8 layers of nutritious wheat... and one of delicious sweet. to satisfy the adult.... and kid - in all of us. (supergrass' "alright") plays throughout ♪ ♪ ♪ nu

this has to be done systematically. >> i take offense to saying the new york times has they ever written anything offensive. >> just let me get john in here real quick. >> i agree with namiki that any platform whether the new york times or twitter has every right to decide what's on its platform. what sensorship is is when government comes in and saying this can be said and this can't be said. >> good point. i have to leave it right there. coming up wake up america on the clinton foundation money trial trail. you show up. you stay up. you listen. you laugh. you worry. you do whatever it takes to take care of your family. and when it's time to plan for your family's future we're here for you. we're legalzoom, and for over 10 years we've helped families just like yours with wills and living trusts. so when you're ready start with us. doing the right thing has never been easier. legalzoom. legal help is here. . >>> i want to say thanks to our "cashin' in" crew for joining us. you can if he had over to foxnews.com shib to see wayne and jonathan's hair stock picks. time to wake up america. wh

set of a set of terms to demonstrate, you know what you can believe in god and right for the new york timesall these things can happen in synthesis. a great columnist able to do this. where does the institutional authority come from? his institutional authority comes from the new york times, not from any religious concession. in other words, it would be hard pressed to my think, to find a, to find a religious leader whose institutional authority is religious commending a national voice where someone like richard john neuhaus or bill kaufman were the reverend martin luther king, a baptist preacher baptist minister. there is no one today that can do that. rick warren can get on tv and do wonderful things and organizers were interested. he approached evangelical christianity, but he is not speaking to anyone beyond that. >> talk about neuhaus as a writer. a norman mailer a lot of broad bureaucrats. a sophisticated writer who makes important contribution to policy. >> liberating structures. every time you read the phrase it is a kleenex. it is richard john neuhaus laying structure to these conv

the report in the new york times was saying he is not doing that. i was there for responding and saying, you should know that that report is not true. at the same point time, i have furnished also e-mails to members of congress. saying the same pohint. that is what this was. the 2010 rules, i stand behind, and i am not out in a campaign to get them,--gut them which is what was being reported in the press. there was an article that said this was mischaracterize. that is what that exchange was about. rep. chaffetz: then why are you redirecting all of this? -- redirecting--redac all of thisting? chair wheeler: how the response are are in the career staff, not my supervision based on long-standing positions. i can't answer why certain things are blacked out. rep. chaffetz: i'm tired of having heads of agencies saying i don't know anything about it. the public's right to know. this is how the public understands what is happening. your organization is redacting the information. it is wrong. i need to further explanation. when can you give a further at the

dueling ads in the "new york times." >> a full-page ad in the "new york times" had this message for netanyahucongress is not a prop for your election campaign. >> this full-page ad in saturday's "new york times" suggested national security advisor susan rice might allow genocide in israel. >> jon: for more on this passive aggressive death match we go to analyst assif mandvi. thanks for joining us! >> assif: what a great day for traditional media! >> jon: really? a slow-motion jew-fight in the "a" section is a great day? doesn't this put the paper of record in an awkward position >> assif: sure, if you consider being buried in money awkward. think about it, jon. what would you have said a week ago if i'd asked you what it would take to save the publishing industry? >> jon: i don't know, a comet knocking out the internet? newspapers printed on belgian chocolate? >> jon: great ideas. but not as good as "angry jews." >> jon: really one of the better iphone games i've played. (applause) >> assif: those ads cost $150,000 apiece. >> jon: how can two ads save the print industry? >> assif: it started

this has to be done systematically. >> i take offense to saying the new york times has they ever writtenthing offensive. >> just let me get john in here real quick. >> i agree with namiki that any platform whether the new york times or twitter has every right to decide what's on its platform. what sensorship is is when government comes in and saying this can be said and this can't be said. >> good point. i have to leave it right there. coming up wake up america on the clinton foundation money trial trail. i don't like where it leads and you won't, either. a big bump in miles. so this is a great opportunity for an upgrade. sound good? great. because you're not you you're a whole airline... and it's not a ticket you're upgrading it's your entire operations, from domestic to international... which means you need help from a whole team of advisors. from workforce strategies to tech solutions and a thousand other things. so you call pwc. the right people to get the extraordinary done. ♪ ♪ let me talk to you about retirement. a 401(k) is the most sound way to go. let's talk asset allocation. s