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. >> i saw you with our friend steven a. smith on espn the other day. that was a great conversation. >> thank you. >> why is victor neumann -- why is eric braden on espn. >> i love sports. >> love american football, love basketball, love track and field and boxing. enormous respect. i used to box at 78th and hoover and 108th and broadway. 78th and hoover doesn't exist any more. 108th and broadway still does. some of the most fundamental lessons i've learned in those two gyms. and the warmth of old fighters is enormous. >> you can't set me up like this and think i'm not going to follow you in. some of the lessons learned include -- >> let me put it this way. let me juxta pose it with those people who have not been in the ring, who have not been in sports, never got their butt kicked and we have someone like that right now in the white house. born with a silver spoon in his mouth and mouthing off, because he was never checked. >> never chin checked. >> when you get in the ring, you're checked, your heart goes like this, as henry davis my old coach used to

joining me a friend of the judge's, steven c. smith is with me. i understand steven has been in contact with the judge since trump has attacked him. steven, thank you so much for the time. >> thank you for having me. >> you have known judge robart, i understand, for 37 30-some years. he is a close friend. you have been exchanging these e-mails. i won't obviously ask for specifics in the e-mails. can you just, steven, talk about the tone from him? >> judge robart's tone is always very calm, very studious. i can tell you our e-mails were primarily about constitutional legal issues that we often discuss and that he is approaching this and the controversy that goes with it just like he approaches everything, in a calm, very studios manner. >> steven, the president has called him a so-called judge. is your judge friend intimidated by the president? >> jim robart is not intimidated by anyone, whether it be a criminal defendant who threatens him in the courtroom or the president of the united states. he -- he is a lawyer's lawyer, a judge's judge, and he

sandra reporting a chilly 27 currently in burlington, out in delran, alan has 26, 25 from john in glasco, souderton, steven smith. so, it is cold outside. and there is still a bit of a wind factor to factor into that. so it does feel more like the teens for a lot of you out there. the sunshine will be with us, how much, all day long. normal high on february 17th, is in fact 44 degrees, in philadelphia. so hey look at. that will average day for a change. no hands. fiveo 10 miles per hour with the winds out of the west, take a look into tonight where we are down to the mid 30's, couple of patchy clouds, nothing more, and lighter wind at that point. beyond this day, we ends up with very warm air. warmfront lifts in. no harm. no foul. too much other than bringing few clouds, and in the 60s right through the weekends, if you're lucky enough to be one of those folks there has the day off monday for president's day, cold front noxious back to the mid 50's, but still, that's about ten, 11, 12 degrees above average. keep the sunshine into tuesday. wednesday right now looks likeness best chance to see wet weather. even th

. >> a bridgestone man thought he hit the jackpot with the new career, but the offers weren't legit. how to avoid getting ripped off. >> reporter: steven smithe a great turn. the bridgeton man was looking for a job on backpage.com. he replied to a few postings for jobs running errands and was told he was hired. >> i was ecstatic. i was overwhelmed. >> reporter: new employers started sending thim hhim check thousands of dollars. >> i thought that i had -- all of my problems were going to be cured. >> reporter: something didn't sit right with smith. >> they would have instructions for me. first instruction always being deposit the check. >> reporter: smith decided to do his due diligence before making the deposits. he called the banks written on the checks which confirmed smith's fears -- >> that check i wasn't real. it was pi-- it was pretty much e worst day of my life. >> reporter: he reported the checks to backpage.com, but the site never got back to him. he called "nbc responds" to warn other job seekers, if something looks too good to be true, it probably is. >> i put a lot at stake. as a result i'm really suffering. >> reporter: backpage

a victim of the circumstances. >> and so, jamil smith, and catherine rampel and rich rogan and maya, and i want to talk about a rare public appearance stevenn, the senior counselor of the united states. and let's take a look at it. >> are the first is national security and sovereignty, and the second line that i refer to is economic nationalism, and the third broadly, the line of work whi which is the deconstruction of the administrative state. and if you -- >> and now, that got a, as you heard, a lot of applause, but those three things that steve bannon talked about, that is his guiding, and that is the guiding philosophy, and i would say, to bring you in here as the lonely republican, on our panel. gi given what we were talking about on the way that president trump is governing, and given the three buckets that steve bannon laid out, is it possible to govern in those three buckets what he talked about? >> well, sure it s. it is going to make it more difficult if you think that you need to royal the wa ters everyday. and you know, i was newt's press secretary and communications director in various guises in the last 15 or 20 years, and ne

steven floyd says the officers were brutally beaten for hours. at one point inmates lit a glan k -- blanket on fire and tossed it on officers. they feared for their lives during the 20-hour ordeal. >> smith's injuries -- i mean, he was beaten from heat to toe. i mean, literally every part of his body. if he were here today, he would want to shake your hands. but he could not shake your hands because his hands still cannot grasp anything. >> the inmates staged a fight as they came back from the yard. >>> loved ones gather tonight to remember a woman shot to death in north philadelphia. police say someone shot christina tusado early sunday morning outside an exotic nightclub. police are offering a $20,000 reward for information leading to the shooter. >>> prison time for one of the two owners of a popular jersey shore pizza shop. one was sentenced to 15 months behind bars for tax evasion. his wife mary will serve three years probation. they opened decades ago. there are four locations in ocean city and summers point. >>> in south jersey, a plan to run a gas pipeline through the jersey pinelands gets the go-ahead despite protesters coming out in full force. >> see you in court! >> the pipelin

smith. >> i'm ceasar. >> i'm steven. >> i'm from caramel, california. i'm starting up my own business and voted for donald trump. i grew up in a christian home.ce trump has taken office, i think he's really trying to make it easier for people like myself to start up their own businesses. >> we, the citizens of america, are now joined in a great national effort. >> being able to give the government back to the people, give the economy back to the people. [ applause ] i think he's doing a great job so far. other than the fact that he can't get his cabinet approved. >> i i'm having a hard time seeing how you would still remain supportive of him. ♪ and i'm proud to be an american ♪ >> he's kind of reneging on his promises from the campaign. obamacare still hasn't been repealed or replaced. the wall. the special educator. you have to remain optimistic every day. i wake up every morning scared to turn the news on because of what i might see. >> and i've taken decisive action to keep radical islamic terrorist the hell out of our country. >> i do feel optimistic. this is a free country, and we do need to respect the laws when it comes to immigration.

smith. >> my name is cesar. >> my name is steven shook. i'm from carmel, california, i started up my own business and i voted for donald trump. >> i grew up in a for people like myself to start up their own are now joined in a great national effort. >> being able to give the government back to the people, give the economy back to the peopl people, i think he's doing a great job so far even though he can't get his cabinet approved. >> if you did vote for donald trump, i'm having a hard time wondering how you still are for him. he has been kind of reneging on his campaign. the job i'm in, being a special educator, you have to remain optimistic every day. i wake up every morning scared to turn the news on just because of what i might see. >> and i've taken decisionive action to keep radical islam ek terrorists the hell out of our country. >> i do feel optimistic. this is a free country and we to need to respektd the laws w we are a nation of law but also a nation of just law. i came here when i was just 5 years old after my father passed away when i was just a little babe. and my mother like any loving mother took the brave decision to get me a b