david smith were published in new york magazine and they reveal a corporate leadership openly hostile to the mainstream media and this is what david smith wrote to a reporter at the magazine who requested an interview i must tell you that in all the forty five plus years that i have been in the media business i have never seen a single article about us that is reflective of reality we don't talk to the print media as a general principle as we find them to be so devoid of reality and serving no real purpose the print media is so left wing as to be meaningless drivel which accounts for why the industry is and will fade away just no credibility happy to see print media wither away and intent on taking control of the airwaves at the same time that is not my assessment but rather one that is shared by my next guest you worked as a news director at a sinclair t.v. station and then decided to call it quits i'm happy to welcome to the day aaron weiss he joins me tonight from just outside of denver colorado aaron it's good to have you on the show you grew up in a t.v. news family your mother w

david smith the executive chairman said this. i have never seen a single article about us that is reflective of reality. the media is so left wing which is why it will fade away. just no credibility. emily: they should say they are the counter-balance. they should say we are balancing out all this other stuff. what they are doing is exploiting the concerns about media bias for advertising purposes. bill: when david smith says the print media serves no real purpose. does that include the "wall street journal"? the washington examiner? the washington times, "the weekly standard"? the national review? i think you are touching on something. this whole story, the real story is the largest tv broadcaster in the country are applying to buy 42 more. i think the media mergers between at&t and time-warner are something we ought to be concerned. the rules say you can only cover 39% of the country. this will make it 70%. emily: i agree on that. howie: after our break, exclusive look at how facebook decide whether disputed stories are true or

it's chairman and former ceo david smith is active in republican politics and supported donald trump's campaign. the networks chief political analyst boris epstein's earned -- served as senior adviser determines r residential campai. duduring the toy preresidential 16 campaign, sinclair repoportey struck a deal with the trump campaign to give it better media coverage. amy: well, sinclair is coming under nenew criticism this week after it ordered news anchors at scores of its affiliate stations to recite nearly identical "must read" commentaries warning of the dangers of fake news in language that echoed presisident trump's rhetoric. the commentaries reached millions of viewers last month and drew widespread attention after the websbsite deadspin published a a video over the weekend showing side-by-side comparisons of the broadcasts from 45 sinclair-owned stations. >> hi, i am jessica headley. >> our greatest responsibility is to serve our -- >> eastern our community -- crowd -- xtremely crowd >>>> plalaguing ouour country. >> become all too o common on social media. more a alarming, so

why do i mention sinclair broadcasting -- were not for david smith on the sinclair broadcasting group, i would not be on television groups -- stations across the country. sinclair broadcasting group gave me that opportunity. you have to be careful. you don't want a heavy hand in the newsroom. i know onalists that the left and the right really want to have integrity. they really want to do what is right. they really want to be fair and honorable in their reporting, which is very difficult sometimes. so, the newsroom you leave alone. what you do have -- you have what is called commentary. sometimes at the end of my broadcast i may offer a 30-minute commentary. i feel so strongly about what is going on with guns, going on in florida, with terrorism, the economy, daca -- i don't want it to spill out into my newsroom. i will step away and offer a commentary that is my own where i give my opinion. you will see those commentaries -- it is unscripted, my opinion, it is what i believe. it never spills over to the news department because i have the opportunity included on other shows that i do.

you had an experience with david smith, long-time ceo. tell us what he put in an e-mail message. he said to you the print media is so left wing as to be meaningless drivel which accounts for why the industry is and will fade away. no credibility. what did this tell you about his bent? >> i think he meant meaningless drivel. it's not shocking for us to hear from a far right politician someone running for office these sentiments. but media executives in america, which he is. he was under the radar until recently, it's shocking to hear such a blanket statement condemning the media. i've been talking to people at sinclair in the fall, and at the time the big issue were those must-run segments that they would air overnight. people were embarrassed by them. when he said that to me, i didn't know what to make of it. i think it's pretty extraordinary the way that they were able to turn this into a mainstream story, this kind of difficult to understand thing about contracts -- >> in local markets and stuff. >> exactly, and how important local news is. my aunt diane watches someone named b

it's controlled by executive chairman david smith and his family. with his brother fs in the earl '90s, his built his father's tv stations into a megabroadcaster. >> we're in balt with the best majority being middle markets. the flint cities. >> reporter: heat advisois view out creating attention between management and local journalism. one telling me it sickens me with way the company is encro h encroaching upon trusted news brands in rural markets. sinclaire sent a memo saying we are focused on fact based reporting and calls the gal of those viral promos to reiterating fact. it we know one staffer has resigned as a result. we know another station in wisconsin refused to air the promos. the company is dealing with the fall out. i'm hearing from staffers in these local news rooms who feel deeply uncomfortable having to broadcast this. >> thank you very much. i want to go to dead spin editor when you saw the anchors on the screen echoing each other. that's the viral video created by tim. tim. thank you. one channel refused to tape thoeds those promos

my name is david smith. i'm san francisco taxi medallion buyer number 1148. and i'm here to speak about the now-failed medallion sales program. you guys are obviously all aware, i'm sure you are, of the current lawsuit with -- from the credit union against the sfmta. this is not a simple case of buyer's remorse. we've been dealt a very bad hand by many people involved in all of this. people are not defaulting on these loans because they simply had a change of mind or they didn't make enough money. they're hemorrhaging. they're working at a loss. the medallion is an absolute money pit. it's not even worth half of that. $125,000. it's at $250,000. it's not even worth $250. it's not even worth 250 cents. most of us waited 15-plus years for our prop k earned medallions, but we played ball. we purchased our medallions. let's not forget that the mta withheld medallions from the public when public demand for taxis was at its peak. why? to make room for the medallion sales program. that was not in the public's best interest by any means, but we played ball. now, whet

david smith from sinclair says media has no purpose. the media is so leftwing to be meaningle meaningless drifl which accounts for why it will fade away. sinclair faces fierce criticism of its own, shows tv anchors reading word for word a promo slamming fake news. sinclair owns more than 170 tv stations across the country, could add to that if the plan to purchase tribune media gets federal approval. president trump supported in support of sinclair writing the fake news networks, those with a sick and biased agenda are worried about competition and quality of sinclair broadcasts. trump went onto attack three of four major networks, many are sinclair affiliates. the president's morning tweetathon included attack on amazon, his new favorite target. i am right about amazon costing the united states post office massive amounts of money for being their delivery boy. amazon should pay these costs plus, and not have them borne by the american taxpayer. many billions of dollars, po leaders don't have a clue, note the way he spelled borne. hours

the former australian cricket coach mickey arthur says it would be good for steve smith, david warner and cameron bancroft to be given the chance to play county cricket in england over the coming months. smith and warner are serving one—year bans while bancroft is out for nine months of their part in a ball tampering scandal in australia's series in south africa last month. in a way i feel really sorry for them. you know, i can understand they were really stupid, they have paid a massive price for it. i know steve smith would be absolutely gutted. cameron bancroft isa absolutely gutted. cameron bancroft is a new guy on the block, so for him it would be really hard to swallow. for them to be missing the amount of cricket they are missing is tough on them. so yes, if the ecb allowed it, it would be good for them to keep playing, because i think they have paid a big price already. neil robertson has been knocked out of the world snooker championship. he lost 10—5 two robert milkins in their first round match. so far it has been a tournament full of shocks. the defending champion mark

why do i mention sinclair broadcasting -- were not for david smith on the sinclair broadcasting group, i would not be on television groups -- stations across the country. sinclair broadcasting group gave me that opportunity. you have to be careful. you don't want a heavy hand in the newsroom. i know onalists that the left and the right really want to have integrity. they really want to do what is right. they really want to be fair and honorable in their reporting, which is very difficult sometimes. so, the newsroom you leave alone. what you do have -- you have what is called commentary. sometimes at the end of my broadcast i may offer a 30-minute commentary. i feel so strongly about what is going on with guns, going on in florida, with terrorism, the economy, daca -- i don't want it to spill out into my newsroom. i will step away and offer a commentary that is my own where i give my opinion. you will see those commentaries -- it is unscripted, my opinion, it is what i believe. it never spills over to the news department because i have the opportunity included on other shows that i do.

steve smith, david warner and cameron bancroft have now been banned by cricket australia for the their involvement in ball tampering against south africa in their most recent series. overton says there were some signs the aussie bowlers were getting more out of the ball over the winter. it was interesting they were getting to reverse swing and conditions when conditionalfor to reverse swing and conditions when conditional for that but we did not think too much was going on and you can't change it now so we just cracked on with it and did not think too much of it. northern ireland's carl frampton says saturday's fight with four weight world champion nonito donaire could be make or break for his career. frampton says he has turned down offers to appear on big brother and i'm a celebrity in order to concentrate on reviving his chances of regaining the world featherweight title he lost two years ago. iam i am mentally in a much better place physically i am in it is like night and day, the difference and the shape i am in, ifeel like i have done all right this time. there was pressure, it i

you'd have to ask david smith that. i want to bring in chuck plunkett. i grew up in denver, colorado. i grew up reading "the denver post." i got the cross word first, sorry to my brother and sister, i grabbed that. the comics, my sister would get those. we read the denver post. it was our regular reading. now you have a rebellion and here's from the op ed unprecedented written by members of the editorial staff. they will walk out the door. our marching orders are to cut a full 30% by the start of july. consider this editorial as a plea to alden to rethink its newspaper strategy. tell us what brought about that op ed. >> thanks for having me, joy. thanks for reading "the denver pos post." >> yes. >> we've been through a lot of cuts. we've had a newsroom greater -- when i joined back in 2003 more than 300. when alden took the reins in 2010, 250. we've shrunk down to less than 100. after monday we'll be getting into the 60 range. this is in a metro area of 3 million. we don't see that we are serving the readers anywhere close to what we're supposed to to ga

david d. smith defended so-called must-run segments in "the new york times" saying not that you would print it, but do you understand that every local tv station is required to must run from the network content and that is all of the news programming such as late night talk which is just late night political so-called comedy. this man also said that all netwo network anchors -- everything they say is reviewed by higher ups. yes, number one. yes, scripts are reviewed and by e.p. and nbc news standards to make sure they are fair and reviewed by nbc news legal to make sure we aren't defaming anyone and they reviewed by other journalists and not by corporate bosses and they are not written by corporate bosses and forced into our mouths. late night is not news, it is doesn't matter what your opinion or distaste might be. late night is not news. just ask the fcc. what your company, did, mr. smith, was to force news anchors and journalists to read corporate talking points talking points that couldn't

aussie captain steve smith, vice captain david warner and cameron bancroft have now been banned by cricket australia for their part in ball tampering against south africa. 0verton says there were some signs the aussie bowlers were getting more out of the ball over the winter. 0bviously obviously it was interesting that they were getting the reverse swing in conditions that were not conditionalfor in conditions that were not conditional for that but we did not think much was going on and you cannot change that. we just cracked on and did not think much of it, really. we could see a rafa nadal — novak djokovic quarterfinal at the monte carlo masters after both men won today. djokovic is still finding his feet, this is only his fourth tournament since wimbledon last july. he's had an elbow injury. he beat croatia's borna coric in straight sets but needed ten match points to do it. he'll play dominic thiem next. win that and it will be the ten time monte carlo champion, nadal. that's all from sportsday. coming up in a moment, the papers. hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the the pa

david warner and cameron bancroft for their part in the ball tampering scandal in south africa last week former captain smith and former vice captain warner were handed twelve months suspensions while banned craft was banned for nine months by cricket australia the trio have until thursday to appeal the bans which the players' union say are too severe. of the dozen or so matters of this time the most severe suspension today has been a band who won the elections the most expensive fine has been one hundred percent of. the informed conclusion is that as right as the motivation is the proposed penalties are disproportionately relative prism. norwegian biathletes . darlin also known as the king of buy after one has announced his retirement from the sport that he dominated for more than twenty years during his impressive twenty five year career he won thirteen and then picked medals including eight gold in a total of twenty world titles the forty four year old was the most successful winter olympians of all time until his record was broken by fellow norwegian cross-country skier marat bu

david warner and cameron bancroft for their part in the ball tampering scandal in south africa last week former captain smith and former vice captain worn a one hundred twelve month suspension while bancroft was banned for nine months by cricket australia the trio have until thursday to appeal the bans which the players' union say are too severe. of the dozen or so matters of this time the most severe suspension today has been a bad four to one no less no. the most expensive fine has been one hundred percent of the match for. the informed conclusion is that as right as the motivation is the proposed penalties are disproportionate relative. well just a few weeks tiger woods has gone from golf outside a to mostest favorite the fourteen time major champion which fans into a frenzy in his first practice round in augusta on monday was played just nine holes to ease into the course ahead of the first major which begins on thursday he hasn't won a major since two thousand and eight and missed the last two masters because of injury and off course problems but the form a welcome one showed h

smith, along with ex—vice captain david warner were both given one year bans and bancroft handed a nine month suspension by cricket australia after the incident against south africa. smith says, "i meant what i said about taking full responsibility." so as we've heard, day one starts in just a few hours' time let's have a look at the events to watch out for. 4000 athletes are competing at the australia gold coast event over the next 11 days. we look ahead in a moment at how the games have grown into one that is officially the third biggest multi—event sports competition in the world. mike busheu competition in the world. mike bushell sets the scene after the opening ceremony. in the end, they were rather lucky, the 35,000 dictators on the gold coast. —— spectators. a torrential downpour stopped seconds before the opening ceremony, head of the commonwealth games getting under way. the views you as of spectators, thousands of athletes made it and paraded behind their teams's flags on the stadium floor here. it saw a spectacular show put on by the gold coast. a will come to country f

reporter david louie has details about that plus a new development today. >> reporter: laurie smith is running for her sixth term in june. many are calling for smith to resign. citing an article reporter tracy cap plain detailed claims when smith was assistant sheriff that smith took a damaging audio cassette where she was the focus. >> she was the subject of that investigation to remove that tape and view it and listen to it and then intervene. that is totally unethical. it is outrageous in regards to that conduct. >> reporter: judge cordelle also wants her to resign. a 72 page report detailg other complaints about jail operations. >> i believe this piece is a puff piece to promote her agenda. we taxpayers paid $75,000 for the report and not worth the paper it was printed on. >> reporter: abc7 news was offere a wtten statement but one was not received. why he called for smith to resign. in san jose david louie abc7 news. >>> making history at outside lands. what ♪ you don't just want easy. you want "streaming all your favorite shows on the fastest internet" easy. you want "internet

reporter david louie has details about that plus a new development today. >> reporter: laurie smith is running for her sixth term in june. many are calling for smith to resign. citing an article reporter tracy cap plain detailed claims when smith was assistant sheriff that smith took a damaging audio cassette where she was the focus. >> she was the subject of that investigation to remove that tape and view it and listen to it and then intervene. that is totally unethical. it is outrageous in regards to that conduct. >> reporter: judge cordelle also wants her to resign. a 72 page report detailing other complaints about jail operations. >> i believe this piece is a puff piece to promote her agenda. we taxpayers paid $75,000 for the report and not worth the paper it was printed on. >> reporter: abc7 news was offered a written statement but one was not received. why he called for smith to resign. in san jose david louie abc7 news. >>> making history at outside lands. >>> there were a lot of eyes on youtube today. hugh burman tweeted thishishis picture. san bruno police said the shooting le

steve smith, david warner, and cameron have now been banned by cricket australia for their part in ball tampering again south africa. overton says there were some signs of the boulders were getting more out of the ball over the winter. obviously it was interesting that the god the conditions without one, but we do not think too much was going on and you can't really change it now so we just cracked on with it and didn't think too much of it really. following cameron's nine—month ban ball tampering in south africa mop thoroughly —— that all of the batsman has replaced him as somerset overseas player this season. he spoke to us a little earlier. yeah, i think season. he spoke to us a little earlier. yeah, ithink you season. he spoke to us a little earlier. yeah, i think you have to try and look at the positives and the opportunities that i've got from this, it's obviously a tough scenario and i feel for cameron this, it's obviously a tough scenario and ifeel for cameron but i think now we have got to try and ta ke i think now we have got to try and take that opportunity and i think

smith, david warner and cameron bancroft have now been banned by cricket australia for their part in ball tampering against south africa. 0verton says there were some signs the aussie bowlers were getting more out of the ball over the winter. it was interesting they were getting through reverse swing and we did not think too much was going on and you can‘t change it now so we just cracked on with it and didn‘t think too much of it, really. that‘s all the sport for now. you can find more on all those stories on the bbc sport website. the prime minister‘s flagship brexit bill has just begun detailed scrutiny in the lords — with opposition peers hoping to force major changes. one of the biggest fights is expected to be over government plans to leave the customs union, which a cross—party group of lords hopes to stop. the issue will now return to the house of commons. lots of reaction to that vote because it is a pretty big majority against the bill at this point in the house of lords, 0ur chief political correspondent vicki young is at westminster. some thoughts on the outco

. >>> abc7 news reporter david louie has the story. >> reporter: lori smith is running for her sixth term in june, however one of her opponents and the retired judge who chair the county's blue ribbon commission on jail reform are calling for her to resign. reporter tracey kaplan detailed claims made two decades ago when smith was assistant sheriff, smith took a potentially damaging audio cassette during an internal affairs investigation of which she thought she was the focus. >> whether she thought she was the subject of that investigation or not, to take that tape, view it, listen to it and then intervene. that is totally unethical. >> reporter: the judge also wants sharon smith to resign over a report submitted to the board of supervisors today. a report detailing the progress that's been made. >> i believe this piece is a public piece, it's basically some publicity for the sheriff's to promote her agenda. we taxpayers paid $75,000 for this report. and it's not worth the paper it's written on. >> reporter: we contacted the sheriff's office, but were told that smith's schedule was

and david hume and the great thinkers of 18th century scotland. and i think the other advantage that they gave me was to think of history as a branch of literature. so there were history books in the house, but side by side with the great works of fiction. and so i was introduced as an -- at an early stage to the idea that above all history must be literature. it must be readable. a.j. p. taylor was a historian who occupied some pace on my parent's book shelf and that inspired me to find history attractive as an intellectual endeavor, but also as a literary endeavor. brian: your college education, how extensive was it and where was it? niall: well, extensive was a funny word to use. because, in some ways, an oxford education is intensive. one reads history. i spent three years as an undergraduate at oxford reading history. that was a wonderful opportunity. i had grown up in glasgow. to me oxford was nirvana, a kind of promise land of not only stunning architecture, but also brilliant minds. i couldn't believe that it was possible to be employed to

smith and david warner were both given one—year bans, bangkok had been in nine months of victor can also be after the incident against south africa. smith says i'm it what i said about taking full responsibility. the zist, taking full responsibility. the 21st, what games are officially under way after a spectacular opening ceremony on australia's local. heavy downpour of rain greeted the start of proceedings, the crowd and athletes were treated toa the crowd and athletes were treated to a ceremony showcasing music and dance drawing on australia's history and traditions more than four and half thousand athletes from 71 nations and territories will be competing for two under 75 gold medals over the 11 days of competitions. work is under way after midnight uk time and full coverage a cross after midnight uk time and full coverage across the bbc. and that is a lwa ys coverage across the bbc. and that is always more for now. liverpool do still eat 3—0. we will have the latest on that one in sports day at half past ten. thank you. we have some breaking news coming to the pope. pope process h

and that defeat comes after one—year suspension for steve smith and david warner with cameron bancroft ban for nine months for their part in the ball tampering scandal in cape town. those bands have been deemed too severe and the players union in australia especially given the contrition shown by the trio in their public apologies. this droning cricketers association branded it disproportionate. their distress has sent a message across the world as effective as any band could be. i think australia cried with steve smith last thursday, i certainly did. we ask that this extraordinary contrition to be taken into account by cricket australia just as it would be in any fair or proper process. all four nations now know who will carry their flags in the opening ceremony for the commonwealth games. after eilidh doyle was announced as scotland's flag bearer, today england have named alistair brownlee, and jazz carlin will lead out wales. and netball captain caroline 0'hanlon will carry northern ireland's flag in tomorrow's ceremony. the team has 90 athletes competing across 13 different sports

by classical, adam smith, david ricardo, and karl marx. what distinguishes them from modern day is how they thought about value was through emphasizing the objective conditions of production. you first had the theory of value were you look at division of labor, technological change, how it was affecting it -- by the way, how we do today with robots -- and they use that to come up with a theory of price. current modern economics, taught all over the world, does the opposite. it has a. price.as long as you have a -- it has a. price and as long -- it becomes a theory of price. tom: a friend writes about a labeling. karl marx and person to shut. do you drivemarx forward for a ceo today? they will go, she is out of print mind. what part of classical marx can you pull forward to 2025? mariana: when of the interesting things about marx's he was different from adam smith. they had the labor of value but smith had a production boundary where he called productive all the people who work inside factories and different types of industrial labor as par

smith, along with ex—vice captain david warner, were both given one—year bans and bancroft handed a nine—month suspension by cricket australia after the incident against south africa. smith says "i meant what i said about taking full responsibility." the 21st commonwealth games are officially under way after a spectacular opening ceremony on australia‘s gold coast. a heavy downpour of rain greeted the start of proceedings. the crowd and athletes were then treated to a ceremony showcasing music and dance, drawing on australia‘s history and traditions. more than 4,500 athletes from 71 nations and territories will be competing for 275 gold medals over the 11 days of competition. the sport gets under way a little after midnight uk time. full coverage, of course, across the bbc. we‘ll have more for you in sportsday at 6.30pm. many thanks. we will see you later on. russia has lost a vote at that 0pcw meeting in the hague trying to force a new inquiry into salisbury. let‘s go over there. let's go over there. it's a cynical ploy. . it sought ultimately to show confusion and frustrate the proce

. >> both bell and smith were arrested trying to flee the scene. and the alleged murder weapon was found nearby. >> when i first this case i scratched my name and david bell's name into a desk in the first cell that i was in when i was an intake. >> smith says she and bell wrote letters for the first year in jail. >> i was communicating with him at first. but then when i came to my senses and thought about everything, when everything hit me, that's when i stopped. >> smith says she stopped in part because she felt like bell was trying to urge her not to testify against him. >> he told me several times not to say something or told me what to say. but i did my best to refrain from discussing the case. because whatever i'm would say probably could come back to haunt me later on. >> bell says he now expects smith will take a deal and testify against him. but that it won't be a complete story. >> she trying to paint herself as innocent like she didn't know what was going on and everything. she lying. >> bell says not only did smith know about the robber

liz: thanks very much hank smith. haverford. have a great friday. david: too bad there is not much news to report. melissa: my gosh, we haven't had a moment's break. david: stocks falling slightly. ending the day off 1 is 5 points to the downside. s&p and nasdaq all in the red. all major averages higher for the week. that is good news on this friday the 13th. i'm david asman. melissa: i'm melissa francis. this is "after the bell." we have more on the big market movers. here is what else is happening this hour, wow. breaking the inspector general for the justice department releasing the explosive report that led the firing of former fbi deputy director for his leaks to the media and lying about them ahead of

with one notable exception: incumbent laurie smith. kpix 5's andrea nakano tells candidates squared off in a forum with one exception. incumbent laurie smith. >> reporter: the toughest competition might be herself. this hasn't been a smooth campaign for smith, running for her 6th term. a number of issues haunt her, and those running against her point to the lack of leadership for the problems within the department. the sheriff department has been rocked by one scandal after another, from i.c.e. agents interviewing inmates, to the convictions of three correctional inmates in 2015. it has open the window for a new sheriff in town. one of the leading opponents is former undersheriff john hirakoa. >> i never blamed other people. i took responsibility, but nobody else including the three who have been convicted have ever voiced or taken any responsibility including any county official and county sheriff who is in charge of the jails. >> reporter: four challengers took part for santa clara county sheriff, laurie smith couldn't participate, b

liz: thanks very much hank smith. haverford. have a great friday. david: too bad there is not much news to report. melissa: my gosh, we haven't had a moment's break. david: stocks falling slightly. ending the day off 1 is 5 points to the downside. s&p and nasdaq all in the red. all major averages higher for the week. that is good news on this friday the 13th. i'm david asman. melissa: i'm melissa francis. this is "after the bell." we have more on the big market movers. here is what else is happening this hour, wow. breaking the inspector general for the justice department releasing the explosive report that led the firing of former fbi deputy director for his leaks to the media and lying about them ahead of the 2016 election. the details you need to know about all that coming up. >>> plus the gloves are off. james comey taking on president trump. the president fighting back, big shocker there. the latest on the battle only just beginning. shocking revelation, the former fbi director hinting at a secret would have cast serious doubts on loretta lynch

david shukman, bbc news. let's talk to andy smith who is a glaciologist with the british atlantic survey — he's in cambridge. thanks forjoining us. we were hearing some details of this extraordinary project, what is the significance of it? the fate of this glacier, it is one of the biggest in antarctic science at the moment, hence the need for this big effort to understand it. but we do know already that it is melting? yes, we do. a few things we do know, it is melting and changing, and we know those changes driven by the ocean offshore and probably linked to atmosphere and climate, what's really difficult about this glacier in the ticket, it's proving very difficult to make good predictions for what it will do in the future —— this glacier in particular. and what will the contribution be from this glacier to the sea level. this is the one that seems to have the biggest potential to give us a scare ina biggest potential to give us a scare in a nasty way in terms of sea level. clearly there is nothing we

the company is owned by julian sinclair smith. it is run by his son, david. "the new york times" reports david and his brothers, that some of their giving has been to democrats, mostly for state and local races in maryland, but a vast majority of their money has been funneled to republican causes. critics say their bent is abundantly clear. during the 2016 election, jared kushner made a deal with sinclair to air what he called straighter coverage of his father-in-law, which in reality was trump interviews without commentary. in effect, he tried to cut out the national news media, which at the time was asking him tough questions about his policies, his controversies, and his inconsistencies. in short, reporters who were doing their job. today, along with that bias warning, which some described as more of a hostage video, sinclair ordered stations to air must-runs, as well. among them, a report on the deep state produced by a former reporter at the russian outlet, rt, along with bottom line with boris, political commentary from former trump white house official

social media they will not contest the ball tampering bands, smith, along with xy scouting david warner were both given one—year bans, and cameron ba ncroft given one—year bans, and cameron bancroft was handed a nine—month suspension by cricket australia after the incident, dave smith said, i meant what i said when i was talking about taking full responsibility. that is all for now. —— along with. commemorations are taking place across the united states today to mark 50 years since the civil rights leader martin luther king was murdered. he was shot in memphis in tennessee. a ceremony of remembrance is to be held there tonight. the day before he was killed in april 1968, dr king said this. we've got some difficult days ahead. but it really doesn't matter with me now. i've been to the mountaintop. and i don't mind. and i've seen the promised land. i may not get there with you, but i wa nt may not get there with you, but i want you to know tonight, that we as a people will get to the promised land. so i'm happy tonight, i'm not worried about any thing, i'm not fearing any man. m

warner won to pale his twelve month ban for ball tampering has joined former captain steve smith and batsman cameron bancroft in accepting the punishment from australia's cricket board on twitter he said he's truly sorry for his actions and would do everything he can to be a better person teammate and role model. now wasn't the best of starts to the commonwealth games on day one on australia's gold coast the world champion hurdler sally pearson the thirty one year old who has been the event poster child as she grew up near the athletic stadium has to withdraw after suffering a flare up of a long term killing is probably. not to be able to go out to the track and and run firstly there and it's gut wrenching it's it's heartbreaking and it's very unfortunate that i can't get out there i would love i went out there last night into the opening ceremony and heard the roar first day of the year and not being able to feel that for myself in my individual events is very disappointing meanwhile it was a great opening day of the games for the tiny island of bermuda they won their first gold med

i'm sandra smith. here today, harris faulkner, fox news contributor, tommie larren and marie hearth. joining us on the couch, david bossey is here. he's out numbered. tomi, so great to welcome you to the couch. >> yeah. great to be here. >> are we ready? shall we begin? president trump making new remarks about the russia investigation and the future of robert mueller. as lawmakers are talking about potential legislation to protect the special counsel. yesterday president trump said he's cooperating but it's time for this probe to end. >> this is a hoax. as far as the investigation, nobody has ever been more transparent than i have. i believe we have given them 1.4 million pages of documents. we are hopefully coming to the end. it's a bad thing for our country, very bad thing for our country. but there has been no collusion, they won't find any collusion. it doesn't exist. >> the president was also asked whether he's going to fire robert mueller or deputy attorney general rod rosenstein. he played down

captain steve smith and batsman cameron bancroft in accepting the punishment from australia's cricket board on twitter he said he's truly sorry for his actions and will do everything he can to be a better person teammate and role model mentioning baseball rookie shohei autonomy is living up to his hype for the los angeles angels the japanese star it is second home run in two days of angels the cage an indian three to two attorney made his home debut on choosing after joining and will be five in december the twenty three year old will make his first home pitching start against oakland on sunday. day one of the commonwealth games on a straight is gold coast but there's disappointment for the hosts as one of their biggest hopes for gold world champion hurdler sally pearson has pulled out because of injury the thirty one year old who grew up just around the corner from the athletics stadium where the opening ceremony took place said she was gutted after suffering a flare up of a long term killie's problem. not to be able to go out into that track and and run first trailer and it's gut wre