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The world. And i have to say i personally was shocked to see that the journal would publish Something Like this, when we had sent them over a thousand pages of documentation demonstrating that the statements in their piece were false. Bill george is Harvard Business School Professor and cnbc contributor. Jeffrey sonnenfeld is associate dean with yale school of management. Great to have you with us. Collectively, including jeff who is going to join us soon, you called the science into question, you called the company a scam. You called the ceo a bad actor. A lot of ground to cover here. Lets st...

And providing some help on the jobs front. Thats why i say, the evidence shows that this year the states that raised their minimum wages had better job growth than the states that didnt. But we wont hear that from our republican colleagues on the other side. So, again, forget about that job loss. Thats not going to take place. What will take place is that we will lift 7 million families out of poverty. 14 million children 14 million children in america will be in families that will get a raise. And that will be good for our kids. Now, again, we hear from the republicans also that that some of ...

Robert mueller was appointed. Rich edson is standing by on the north lawn of the white house with much more on that. But first, lets get white house reaction to the stunning Washington Post report kavanaughs accuser going public reporter good afternoon. The white house is standing by Brett Kavanaugh this as the woman has come forward, and shes now detailing her allegations. This is all in the Washington Post, just come ott in the past hour or so. Its published christine fords and he were in high school, he was stumbling drunk, pinned her to a bed, groped her and put his hand over her mouth whe...

‘True crime’ has become a big business — and an emotional minefield for victims’ families.

It has been over 15 years since the severely stabbed body of 47-year-old Linda Malcom, a Navy veteran and former paralegal, was brought out from the rubble of her burned rental home in Port Orchard.