that sarries we do pugh! i'm going to get into trouble!” first! that sarries we do pugh! to get into trouble! i will just sit back and! the sunday telegraph, as you were referring to just now, this is an interview with theresa may. and i have to say, they have picked two bits that don't make it look like a very interesting interview. the headline is it lose your gong if you dishonour it, says pm. this is to raise a promising to crack down on people who have got honours like knighthoods and what have you —— theresa may. the way it works at the moment is that if somebody is disgraced, i'm thinking of fred goodwin, from the royal bank of fred goodwin, from the royal bank of scotland, or anthony blunt, people like that, it's all done behind closed doors. she wants a more transparent process where people can be stripped of their honours if they fall below the expected standard. i have to say, i can't imagine that this is right at the forefront of people's minds as we go into an election. or what it means. if you strip someone of their honour, does it matter if it is behind clo

florence pugh, as you say, a lot of people talking about her, she was only 19 when that was filmed. would take instruction from this film and become rebellious from that opera. have our own mind! yes, it's terrible, it should never happen! what a suggestion! the way that she does it in this film, it is perhaps a good idea, she has a terrible consequence for her thirst. we admire her and love her, and think she is brilliant, but she's terribly complex. the way it is played is brilliant. i think this is one of the best british debuts i have seen in ages, and if you think it is a costume drama, think again. it kind of subverts all those frills and furbelows and merchant ivoryness. it is stark, lean and kind of frightening and macabre. it has a fairly mixed race cast with two black characters which bring another shade of class and race to that period drama. i think it is a superb film, five stars from me. fantastic. there is the bank holiday viewing sorted. a quick thought about the best out. one, to my shame, i have still not had a chance to see and i am dying to see. this is an oscar—

fantastic central performance by florence pugh — she is going to be huge. dominates the screen. it's based on siberian lady macbeth, it takes the action to victorian north—east england and it is a really engaging story with a great central performance and one of those soundscapes that draws you in, tells the story again more through the whistling of the wind and the creaking of the chairs than it does the dialogue. you would love it. it's worth seeing but see it in this cinema, don't wait for the dvd. 0k, good tip. talking of dvds, for someone who doesn't have — in this week's case — a lot of time in our hands, for the scorsese. i was ambivalent about silence when it came out in the cinema. this is a project that scorsese wanted to do for decades and decades. based on the 1966 historical novel on religious persecution in 17th century japan. it's a film made with integrity and honesty. i think it has dramatic failings in it, but it looks absolutely beautiful and liam neeson, andrew garfield, adam driver are nominally the stars but the japanese stars steal th

pugh entered the game. 19 years young. youngest to play in the league. plenty of chances for the spirit. shut out 1-0. >>> women's lacrosse quarter finals. two local teams. maryland overcame a four-goal deficit to beat stony brook. navy moves to first final four upsetting north carolina 16-14, they'll take on boston college. >>> celtic sta officially out for the rest of the playoffs. injured hip and not able to return in game two on friday night. celtics fell 0-2 in series, 130-86 against the cavs. of course some think the wizards would do better. we all wish to see that matchup. us to>>o. of providing reliable energy and that'll never change. what is changing, is our name to dominion energy. it's a reflection of our commitment to energy innovation r energy like natural gas. and we'll continue to innovate, upgrade technology, protect our environment and serve our communities. dominion energy. more than a new name, a new way of seeing energy. ♪ i heard there was a secret chord that david played and it pleased the lord ♪ ♪ but you don't really care for mus

with soccer, s-1 three and one started the season with a hope -- that the recent signing of mallory pughected to make her debut tonight telefonica change. she was only 19 years old. arrival, can't wait to see the impact. >> just want her to come in and run a shell, honestly. i want her to come in and be that pushed that we need. need one more notch. i think she could the that difference maker. isaiah this just in, thomas has been ruled out for the rest of the playoffs with an injury. there are 2-0 in the series. all seven warriors 2-0, could get worse. gregg popovich big announcement during rounds -- quite when her -- she will be out for game three tonight. and one of the conference finals -- a run again. his pop for making that decision. in the he is not thrilled. he's not ready. -- it was embarrassing. we will see how we come out tonight. >> can for the rest in the past talk is aboute jonathan allen, ryan anderson out of alabama. someone else's getting hugs, someone who could help with the running game, too much a key run out of oklahoma. tickets. so i are still young, feeling we will

k.c up 1-0. 54th minute come a huge ovation for mallory pugh. and everyone was like, you got this. i could tell by the looks on the girls faces they believed in me. it was a great experience being able to play with the spirit. it was something really special for me, and the fans were incredible. it was incredible. just the whole moment was really special. robert: d.c. united against the chicago fire. second minute, no score, the past, the easy money. that is the final, the black and red fall, 1-0. women's college lacrosse, navy-north carolina. second half, may go donald finds the back of the net. navy upsets the defending 16-14,al champs, advancing to its first final four in program history. out to keriout russell junior, retaining his wbc featherweight title at the mgm grand at national harbor tonight. congrats. the whole family is named gary, the father, the brot kimberly: eight people were seriously after a plane wing clipped a utility crock at lax. -- clipped a utility truck at lax. the airplane was taxing to the arrival gate. all of the inj

their newest star, mallory pugh, made her debut. "mallory"!]anting for fans to see her out there bringing excitement for the sports and the team. we caught up with a few fans on how cool it was to see her. >> having an international player always makes everybody someoneand especially who is going to be on the national team for a long time, the first chance to see her. everyone wants a piece of that. come see want to go her, and if that brings more people here every week, we are good with it. we want to grow the league. >> just seeing posters and people yelling your name, it is weird for me, but it is really cool because it shows people care, and people are a fan of you. anchor: i wonder if she rancho. in hockey, nhl playoffs. pittsburgh exploded for four goals in the first series. crosby gets in on the action with this redirect. penguins blowout ottowa, 7-0. they take a 3-2 in their best-of-seven series. novak djok coach. kimberly: 7-0? anchor: embarrassing, but impressive. kimberly: it made our producer very happy. she worth back and yellow al

washington spirit haven't started the season the way they hoped but with the recent signg mallory pughxpected to make her spirit debut tomorrow it could change. she is only 19 years old and scored a goal for team usa in last year's olympics. the team is fired up over her arival and they can't wait to see what kind of an impact she will make. >> i just want her to come in and run show. i want her to come in and be that kind of little push we needed. i think us as a team will need that one more notch. she could be the difference-maker. ends sounds good. now james brady has something in common with james bond. aston martin. he said on instagram i'm no james bond but proud to announce a partnership with aston martin. he is driving the db-11 that costs $200,000 he will design his own car. only 12 will be made and they are expected to cost more than $300,000 each. former redskins g.m. scot mccloughan auctioned off two redskins hat for $1,000. the tan suit he wore on game day, it raised another $1,000. so all of the money was split between the northern virginia family service and the redskins

staying overseas russian president vladimir pugh it continue is trying to improve his country's tiesith western europe with talks with emmanuel macron. joining me is msnbc contributor and world news he heditor for " daily beast" in paris for us. chris, good to see you. thanks for being with us. what did the two leaders discuss and was macron receptive to putin given he not only backed his opponent but the russians were accused of interfering in the election? >> well, at the press conference a lot of questions were asked about precisely that, and it was fascinate to go see how they reacted, both of them. putin basically looked like he wanted to crawl behind the curtain. i've never seen him look so abashed, so uneasy in his own skin. macron was in complete control of the press conference, and i imagine that things went that way when they had lunch together. he was clear on what his priorities were and when he was asked about the question of interference in the elections he said, you know, we talked about that two weeks ago when president putin called to congratulate me. that's behind u

maryland governor larry hogan and baltimore mayor catherine pugh say they are commited to keeping theat pimlico race track. the race is saturday. kentucky derby winner always dreaming' is the early favorite with 4-5 odds. classic emire is the second favorite with 3 to one odds to win. to the nba playoffs. game one of the eastern conference finals. the cleveland cavaliers coming off road against the bostons celtics who seemed to just be gased after their game 7 win over the wizards monday night. lebron james dominated, scoring 38 points. the cavs cruised to a 117-to 104 win. game two is friday night. a san antonio spurs fan tried to sue a golden state warriors player! center zazapachulia's foot ended up under spurs star kawhi leaonard's ankle while he was shooting a jump shot in game one of the western conference finals. he would miss game two due to the injury. many think it was intentional. a spurs fan was so upset, he filed a lawsuit against pachulia seeking a temporary restraining order that would have stopped him from returning to the series. a judge denied the request. warriors l

and the pugh research center came out with a study where of the total unauthorized population in the u.s., less than half of them are mexican, which is historic for the first time they have recorded something like that. it's a trend we could see into the future as we have more people from other countries trying to get to the u.s. i also point out that the way they are getting into the country is increasingly through visas and they are just overstaying so they come here legally. at least on a tourist visa or other type of visa and once it expires they remain in the country and the u.s. doesn't have a very reliable way to track who exits and who -- who comes in and who comes out. >> from chandler, arizona, republican line. patty, you are on with our guest. go ahead. >> yes. thanks. i was calling in first of all like you said i'm here in arizona. subscriber to the "arizona republic" and we have a lot of problems as everybody knows here with illegals. when that young man was shot dead working at the convenience store by a person here illegally. we have a lot of problem with wrong way dri

if mister trump where the servant of mister pugh i don't think think you be saying that.something so crazy here. they will use any angle. there's any angle that they're using to smear mister trump. they will try anything to hurt them. if something comes out something comes out. meanwhile there was plenty about mrs. clinton and destroying their computer. that has completely forgotten. and if they're going after as if it was high treason. present trump saint today the new fbi director is moving rapidly. if you come as soon as friday. they are interviewing several candidates over the weekend. john cornyn of texas, two female candidates. of the former bush administration officials. but democrats plan to block a new fbi director until a special prosecutor on russia is appointed. >> he wants the democratic party to refuse to vote on the nomination of a new fbi director until a special prosecutor is appointed. >> i think there are a lot of democrats who feel that way. i would support that. what do you think of this demand. if you bring the indictment. that reason compels him. a

there is a respected pugh report saying that there are registered voters in more than one state but that'sg. >> and the act of voter fraud. >> excuse me, then why did he write the report. >> nonetheless, leading the president's new commission will be vice president pence and kansas secretary of state cisco bash. and the man who says he's caught people voting in hiss state and another at the same time. >> my office prosecutes it. i just got that prosecutorial authority a year and a half ago. we have already filed nine cases and we have six guilty pleas. >> reporter: that may not sound like much, but he believes a lot more could be found. he refutes the claim that millions of illegal votes were falsely cast. >>> former speaker of the house, newt gingrich may be tapped for a role in the trump administration. the white house hopes to announce her nomination. >>> coming up, the correct question, the president is so busy, you can't blame his staff when he gets it wrong. could this really happen? in vesa vested investor in vests, i invest with e*trade, where investors can investigate and invest i

a gunshot victim -- was shot.a police sergeant pulled the injured paramedic to safety.chief david pughesllas police dept.: "as a result of those actions, that paramedic's life was saved."police acting on a tip searched a house.and found the suspected shooter dead of a self-inflicted gunshot wound. crews also found another person dead.about two hundred miles away at the university of texas, at austin -- police say a student armed with a knife stabbed several people. rachel pritchett/ut freshman: "while i was running away, i saw this other guy that was kind of bloodied up sitting at a table slumped over. there was someone standing next to him yelling, get away!"one person died on campus -- three others were taken to the hospital.police took the suspected stabber into custody. gregory l. fenves/university of texas at austin president: "at this time, our thoughts and prayers are with the victims and the families of this incredibly senseless attack."governor greg abbott released a statement about the violence saying in part"our prayers go out to all those affected... as the investigations int

there is a respected pugh report saying millions of voters are registered in more than one state but the arthur says that's more a matter of sloppy recordkeeping. >> there's a big difference between administrative slop aniness and voter fraud. >> vice president pence and kansas secretary of state, crisco back, an unabarbed advocate for voting identification laws. >> my office prosecutes it. we've filed nine cases and have six guilty pleas. >> that may not sound like much, but he thinks a lot more could be found. indeed he has fully backed the president's unsubstantiated claim that millions of illegal votes may have been cast last fall and now he'll have a chance to prove it. >> "out front" the vice chair of president trump's election committee. i appreciate you you coming on the show, sir. i want to understand. the president promised to investigate voter fraud in the election. you just saw that there in tom's piece. this 0rd makes it clear he is keeping his promise. as you know, there is no evidence that this is a wild goose chase at this prointing. why are you doing it? >> well, i w

you've mentioned that some of the quotes, were lifted from the nine/11 report, a 2011 article, the pughreport 47 times. is the sheriff responding to this? >> so very interestingly we reached out to the sheriff on friday over e-mail. we gave him a monday deadline so he could take his time and go through the list because it is a -- it is a large number of instances. and he never got back to us with our request for comment. and then, you know, i'm checking my phone and looking at my twitter today and then i see that he's basically just started tweeting about our story. he sent a tweet calling me a hack, basically saying we're about to accuse him of plaj rism. so that sort of moved up the timeline of the story to today. >> how did you find out that these were plaj rised passages? >> well, we actually -- so clark wrote basically that i guess biography called cop under fire this year, and we first started looking through that. and when we were sort of going willing sections in that book, it came up as this masters thesis for the naefl post graduate school. and i didn't know that he had rin a

baltimore mayor catherine pugh is now asking for more help fro.week in baltimore, the feds will begin using a mobile national integrated ballistic information network, a fancy name for a band that collects firearm-related evidence at crime scenes and uses it to trace guns and tracked down keller's. critics are unsure if more fbi and atf agents will help stop the bloodshed in baltimore, but the mayor says that she does not have time to waste. martha. >> martha: here with more, eric guster, attorney and political commentator. and joining us from phone, mark fuhrman. welcome, gentlemen. eric, when you hear about these task force, more fbi, for the ms-13 gain, does that sound like a good way to go here? >> it sounds like a good way to go. it is very important for the government to utilize its resources to keep all of us safe, whether it is ms-13, the regular gang members, as we know traditionally, skinheads are white supremacist, whoever is doing violent things against people are very important for ts resources to stop them. to ms-13 another gangs pre

ridiculous thing to say why should it be the case that people need to be vouched for that way but pugh data like this we are seeing changes in public opinion among white americans about reality and truth of this stuff. it is actually working whether it's the coverage of it. it's the videos, it's the protest, activism. public opinion is moving on this stuff. and i do think if you are complete if you live your life completely shielded from this experience it seems insane. it really does. like if you don't have a first person experience of it, you're kind of just like really? do they really are do that like a cop pull a gun on a fire truck? why do that? >> exactly that's why i think the book is so important and critical right now because i do think that you're reaching a whole -- the new set of audiences. with the book -- so let's -- what you describe is residents in ferguson that you interacted with every single of one of them having some kind of story to tell about their negative experience and criminal justice system what speaks to frame of your book ferguson is essentially a colony i

fantastic central performance by florence pugh — who is going to be huge.— siberian lady macbeth is one version, and it takes the action to victorian north—east england and it is a really engaging story with a great central performance and one of those 5ound5cape5 that draws you in, sort of tells the story again more through the whi5tling of the wind and the creaking of the chairs than it does the dialogue. you'll love it. it's worth seeing, but see it in this cinema, don't wait for the dvd. 0k, good tip. talking of dvds, though, for someone who does have — well, in this week's case — a lot of time in our hands, for the scor5e5e. i was ambivalent about silence when it came out in the cinema. this is a project that scorsese wanted to do for decades and decade5. it's based on the 1966 historical novel on religious persecution in 17th century japan. it is a film made with great integrity and honesty. i think it has some dramatic failings in it, but it looks look5 absolutely beautiful. liam nee5on, andrew garfield, adam driver are nominally the stars but the ja

mayor katherine pugh said, quote, following in the foot steps of new orleans.uction off its monuments. >> and "the wall street journal" outlines president trump's plan to save the postal service $47 million within ten years. they could drop delivery days such as saturday. it suggests new ways to set rates and complete deliveries. the po mul multi-billion-dollar losses since the last decade. >>> muslims are praising two who were killed by teenagers during a deadly tie r.a.i.d. one of the women was wearing a muslim head covering. they killed recent grad and a retired army veteran. mireya ville rla real is near te scene. >> reporter: good morning. thousands have left candles and cards. messages of support all for the people, men who died who intervened. the messages are different but the consistent theme is you are heroes. >> they lost their lives because of me and my friend and the way we loo friend were confronted by jeremy christian. as they were told to get out of his country, three bystanders came to his defense. >> he started arguing and stabbing people and

according to a recent pugh study based on fact, not opinion, the share of households fell. aggregate household income has shifted middle to the upper income house holds. the research found that 49% of u.s. aggregate and income went to the upper income households in 2014, up from 29% in 1970. and for middle income houses, the share of income was 43% in 2014, down from 62% in 1970. wealth is now concentrated at the top and i assume there's broad agreement on that issue. we can disagree on how that happened but not to miss the point, greater concentrated health at the top is the reality. income stagnation is a real challenge and one that needs to be addressed in tax reform. this is in part while working families sent a central signal to congress last november. they haven't received a pay raise in years. their bills are piling up and they're concerned about on certain financial security. put simply, too many feel forgotten and left out by their government. tax reform should be about moving the dial to help middle class families prosper. that means focusing on job creation and h

and i found a study that pugh foundation did in 2009 that looked at 10,000 new stories about great recessione first half of 2009. they found that most of those stories were about government bailout and banks and the autoindustry. and of those 10 thorks thousand stories how much about average americans? 5%. well this struck me as a really huge and important gap. it seemed that we all knew the unemployment statistics but we didn't understand what it was like to have work go our way. and i can only say that i became obsessed with this idea of trying to do something about this. because i had this impression that something fundamental was changing in this country about peoples' faith in their work that they had always expected to be around. and i became really on saysed with with the idea of finding one community that had lost a lot of its best work to do a closeup of what really really happened to people to workers, to families, with to the community itself when all of this work vanished. and i have the idea that if i could focus on one community, it could be a microcosm or metaphor that could h

chief david pughes/dallas police dept.: "as a result of those actions, that paramedic's life was savedice acting on a tip searched a house.and found the suspected shooter dead of a self-inflicted gunshot wound. crews also found another person dead.about two hundred miles away at the university of texas, at austin -- police say a student armed with a knife stabbed several people. rachel pritchett/ut freshman: "while i was running away, i saw this other guy that was kind of bloodied up sitting at a table slumped over. there was someone standing next to him yelling, get away!"one person died on campus -- three others were taken to the hospital.police took the suspected stabber into custody. gregory l. fenves/university of texas at austin president: "at this time, our thoughts and prayers are with the victims and the families of this incredibly senseless attack."governor greg abbott released a statement about the violence saying in part"our prayers go out to all those affected... as the investigations into these heinous crimes continue, i have offered all available state resources to both