. >> guest: the final addition, that was an investor from sam lewis from israel, i was at a press conference and we're supposed to identify ourselves and i said connie long and he said all you wake me morning, so that was nice. thousands of people have called me the same thing,. >> host: very quickly let's look at your career and give us a snapshot of presidents that were fun to cover and difficult to cover. >> guest: brock obama i like him as a president but he's difficult to cover. kind of boring, and the and all day was with the other presidents you would have maybe 20 reporters asking one question each, now you like if you have four reporters chosen by the president. once they get the floor they can go on and on, they're not listening to what the president says. they're repeating the same question. i. i always tried as different question. there been some presidents, clinton was was the most exciting to cover, reagan was fascinating,. >> host: how did you get in the business. >> guest: i started out working on capitol hill, i was a political science major, capitol hill is deadly boring, i

sam: elaine lewis showing us what happened to the 2015 jeep s.u.v. she said she arrived home at 4:00 a.m. sunday and told her son to find a spot to park her car when a crew that had been hanging in the complex opened fire, shooting up the car and causing her son to crash in another car. he said he fell out of the car and played dead. >> he is blessed. >> what did he say to you? >> he was shocked. sam: neighbor showed the car the son hit. she doesn't want to be seen. >> pow, pow, pow pow pow! i jumped. i'm handicapped. i told my son, get away from the window. sam: whether they go on camera or not the people here at the apartments have a story about a group of shooters who started hanging here. >> this is every weekend. multiple gunshots. >> i am so tired of hitting the floor from the gunshots around here. >> they have a security guard and ran one off the property. >> the police district commander parker says the property manager is of no help. >> like to install the cameras including the one you are asking about that has occurred on the property. it w

lewis? he has been there a little while now to try and turn around the business. sam: it is important. share prices hit an 18 year low. that is bad news for dave lewis. he needs to restore a bit of confidence around tesco. the spreads on the company bonds are rising as well. about building faith back into his recovery plan. christmas will be a great test of that because this, in its simplest form, is predicated on getting more people to buy more things from tesco. anna: as far as that magnifying glass goes, what is it that tesco has been trying to do? sam: they have been putting price credentials and quality. in terms of quality, the idea is to get the idea across that they offer discounts. they say this will be the biggest food tasting or free sampling in u.k. retail history. there will be 2.6 million samples across their stores. that will be something like duck eclairs. anna: i always think of those as a sweet dish. sam: no. anna: i learn something new every day. sam: discounts can't quite match that kind of thing. a push and, but they have repriced what they had last year. that is kn

sam. reading writing and radon. this is a story you saw first last week. montgomery county reporter kevin lewis learning more about elevated level of radon in some schools and he joins us live from rockaway with the latest on what is being done -- from rockville with the latest on what is being done. kevin: this report showed that schools had dangerous level of radon, falls immediate in rockville. according to the e.p.a., they should have retested all 28 buildings and if the results were still too high remediate the radon. however, not only did it fail to retest the schools but mcps never notified parents or staff. in turn, hundreds of students and teachers have been attending class with levels of radon both the e.p.a. and the local experts say can cause lung cancer after prolonged exposure. it wasn't until this man, a local community watchdog requested that a radar report from the mcps be released. that is when the corrective action began. >> they might say they take the issue of radon seriously, but it sure looks like they take the issue of radon as something to be covered up. >> it's a mista

lewis, senior distributor for the collar and author of "too numb to fail" and sam stein, huffington post and msnbc contributor. sam stein. >> yes. >> having heard my case about why a classic apology would have been a nice thing to see here. what do you think? should hillary clinton have apologized? and i'd like you to analyze it as a political matter, a political strategy, and in any other way you would like to. >> well, i actually thought -- actually thought. i thought you were right on. i think that you assessed the issue correctly and you sort of noted underneath everything else that the rarity with which politicians ever apologize for either out right lie or misstatements or exaggerations is remarkable. and it would be a nice breath of fresh air i would say for a politician to step forward and say, yeah, i was wrong in this case. i actually don't think it would cost her all that much. my guess is that they calculated that if she were to back down to trump, maybe some of her democratic supporters would have looked at it and said, do we really want someone who is not going to fight thi

sam, the governments effect on the american diet. please do come and see. dud rate and fax of letters that sinclair lewis to president theodore roosevelt which gave rise to the first food and drug act in 1906. it's got recipes from president eisenhower and clean elizabeth and it's a fascinating history of food regulation. to discuss it with two of america's leading experts on government and fit and healthy this just a superb team we've assembled on this topic. first is the great zeke emanuel, my good old friend, a vice provost for global initiatives and chip medical ethics and health policy university of pennsylvania, and in his spare time a phenomenal shelf. he started to pop up brunch spot breakfast is on the table with chavez seek. it got rave reviews from the "washington post" and members of the supreme court again as a result of that is now on the james beard nominating committee. so this man is in addition to having done more than anyone else for health care reform in the united states come is a great chef and a great friend and we are so lucky to have them. he will be joined by jacob gerson, profe