baker was savvy enough to make them allies. when the -- baker was able to prevail. i would put leon panetta in that same class. there aren't a lot of jim bakers and leon panetta around. host: first call from you is david from flemington, new jersey democrats line. our guest chris chiply. david -- chris whipple. caller: i wanted to ask your guest who believes among all chiefs of staff, did the most elegant, successful job under the most arduous circumstances? thank you. guest: thank you for the question. i should say, this is not just a book about policy and about lessons learned. it's a book about 17 living white house chiefs going all the way back to donald rumsfeld. it's a fascinating cast of characters. to answer your question, i would have to say, was james a. baker iii under ronald reagan. as my friend, the legendary former white house producer for cbs used to say, baker had the secret sauce. he was a guy, he was 50-year-old smooth as silk, texas lawyer who was comfortable in his own skin. had nothing to prove. that gave him the confidence to be able to walk in

baker said, mr. president, you can't -- you're talking about giving a polygraph to vice president of united states, the constitutional officer. you can't -- he explained george schultz, then piped up and said, you know, mr. president, i'll take the lie detector test and it will be the last thing i will do for you. reagan pulled out a pen and it up the executive order and mr. baker said, as he should have done. another more substantive policy example, reagan was hell bent on going to capitol hill and doing social security reform as his first major initiative. jim baker had been around long enough to know that social security, as he put it, was the their rail of american politics. touch and it you get electrokraout tanned and the went into -- electrocuted. and reagan didn't want to hear that advice but he took it, with help from -- baker got some help from nancy reagan and others on it. he changed course and decided to pursue tax cuts instead. >> tax reform. >> the rest is history. >> another wonderful

i think james baker the third was the gold standard. he is a guy comfortable in his own skin. 50-year-old, smooth as silk, texas lawyer who didn't have anything to approve and closed the door and told ronald reagan what he didn't want to hear. you don't are to be, i don't know, and jack's proof you don't have to be the presidents son of bitch as it is called. leon pineta, who i would put up there are james baker, under bill clinton, was described to me as a guy with an iron first inside a velvet glove. he was gregarious. everybody loves leon but he could lower the room when he had to. that is a rare combination. but it is something pineta had and jack shares that. you have to be the grownup in the room. it helps to know the hill but i can temperament is a part of that. >> president obama's last chief is a soft spoken man of modest demeanor, very smart, very well-educated. he said to me one time the president and i are not pals. we don't go out and have beers. i work for him. that is the relationship i had with president carter. we were

and anyway, baker was burned out. he walks into to secretary dunn -- treasury secretary don regan's office one day and regan says why don't we just swap jobs, and baker thought about and it said, thought about it for a day or two and said, why don't we do that? this was a rare case where nancy reagan's usually infallible antenna far personnel decisions fail her. don regan was an imperial, air grant, former chairman of merrill lynch, a guy who like to have himself announced when he entered the room. ladies and gentlemen, the chief of staff of the united states. he was clueless when it came to being white house chief, and as nancy reagan famously said later, he loved the chief part of the title but not the staff part so much. jack will tell you the staff is the most important word of the it title. but regan took over and famously sid, if a sparrow lands on the white house lawn i will know about it. that's how on top of things i'm going to be and didn't notice this cockamamie scheme being hatched in the white house basem

we found out baker has a long criminal past. he pleaded guilty to stealing metal flag holders from veterans graves a decade ago. he sold them to a scrap metal company. >> we pray for barry and pray for his heart. >> reporter: mike is with baptist church and his cemetery is where the crime happened. he wasn't here in 2006 when baker stole the markers but pastor says it was a sad day, and the church's nearly 300 year-old history. authorities say baker also hit another church cemetery. >> we're here anytime, more than happy to be a resource to tell him or anybody else who wants to hear about who god is >> reporter: baker was booked and released for punching the man with cerebral pause think week. he was supposed to come back to court on unrelated charges but never showed up. authorities tell "eyewitness news" baker has contacts in downingtown, coatsville and georgetown, delaware. a source say baker mentioned possibly fleeing to florida. sheriff welsh says he makes a mistake by running and need to own up to what he did to the victim

baker: do you think china will?china seemed to have been more aggressive with south korea recently in its response to the aadployment of the th missile system. seems to be more aggressive at south korea than it has been with north korea. you talked about the limitation of coal but do you -- is china moving in the right direction there or does it seem to be still wanting to keep that close relationship with pyongyang in a way that is not putting much pressure on them? pm abe: translator: for china, the one belt, one road, the extremely important forum was organized during the weekend. on that day, the missile was launched. were deeply chinese perplexed that north korea chose that date, how china would receive the message of north the point. would be so north korea is provocative behavior. for that, japan will strongly appeal to china. this is the time we need united solidarity and action. as for in terms of sino-japan relationship, last year at the g 20 meeting, i did have a summit meeting with president xi jinping.

>> the interesting proposition for judge baker since judge baker was there when they said it. so you have a second opportunity to swing at this one. >> i had a sneaking position wilcox would come up. first, let's put together your tool kit. your tool kit for addressing these issues starts always with the constitution itself and the text of the constitution and the bill of rights. second, in the military context, you need to have parker v. levi which is 1974. i described the case briefly before. it's 417 us 4733. and then the kit will conclude with us v. wilcox. and then you would want to have the text of the article 134 and so on. there are three types of cases, first amendment cases that came before our court which tried to get at how does the first amendment apply in military context? and the first type of case was a -- i don't want to say one off, but unusual circumstances. my first case on the court involved a threat to the life of the president of the united states by a military inmate, someone who was in detention and therefore was not able to in fact carry out the effec

governor baker: we are a great example of that.hat the national institutes of health should be funded at, a big discussion about whether that should be cut. we have the largest share per capita and on a gdp basis of nah funding in the country, and we should. a lot of the most important inquiries and discoveries are done right up the street from here. caroline: it's only a temporary budget up until september. is it a stay of execution? governor baker: look of the , one things i felt good about when that conversation started was the fact that this is one thing republicans and democrats seem to agree on and washington, which is investment in research, discovery, and inquiry, translate into solutions and become products. i feel pretty good about that. we will continue to work with our colleagues in other states and other delegations. there are a lot of people in d.c. who get why these investments pay off. caroline: you made a demonstrative speech at the beginning of the year, really talking about how political dialogue perhaps is not w

hannah baker. shit.y the story of my life. >> more specifically why my life ended.istening to this tape, you are one of the reasons why. ♪ truth?ah telling the >> don't believe everything you hear. >> whatever hannah thought she lied about it on the tapes because she's a crazy drama queen who killed herself attention. >> hannah baker, secrets are what killed her. >> maybe i'll never know why you you did, i can understand how it felt. >> you don't know the whole story. i need to know? you are just like the rest of them, but i'm not. >> everyone is just -- netflix series "13 reasons why, gots getting a lot of attention. the creators of it say it was intended to help teenagers with issues. oining us from new york, caroli caroli frenkle. do you agree with what the creators say? guest: i do. i think the biggest part, if the national institute of mental out with 13-part series on how bullying and depression lt and affect teens, nobody would watch it. to applaud netflix, they used their popularity in order platform for us to start talking about what it is we are see nothin

he had a different attitude then baker. -- than baker. pershing is out there on the front lines. he had the experience before, but serving a long time -- s soldiers,ngside nontraditional soldiers, he got a nickname for leading african-american soldiers, the buffalo soldiers and he prays to theirability -- praised ability. cadets at west point taken the name blackjack. he was a person who appreciated a soldier who could be at his s need and for of that person to be the best person to do that job. totold baker that we have have women. the army wanted the women to do the traditional things that women had always it done. were knitting nurse,ing or being a these are the things that they were used to. i never understood why the navy and marines felt different about this at than the army. than the army. 1917 the secretary of the navy, whose wife was a suffragist, he said we built this new navy to respond to what is happening but they did not have enough soldiers. he asked can we bring women on there isouncil said legislation that says you cannot. legislatione is no that says you cannot.

is home to one of the best bakers in the entire country. won a jameserg beard award for outstanding baker. that is like the oscars of food. tim barber talk to him. >> we will do a tasting, everybody. tim: it seems the only thing mark furstenberg loves more than food are the people who eat it. >> i feel at h celebrates food. but this week, the community celebrates him. won thestenberg just james beard award for best baker in the country. the secret? simple food. >> over here are the pastries. tim: and less sugar. >> we are doing a mint cheesecake. tim: but today he deals with the toughest critics around, the kids. do you think he is the best baker in the country? >> in the world, yeah. tim: mark furstenberg is not interested in bringing in more dough with a bakery chain. he is content being the neighborhood baker. >> this makes me happy. tim: tim barber. jonathan: alison: what an honor, looks good. jonathan: the capitals are hoping for good luck tomorrow night at the verizon center in game five. alison: tomorrow, the reebokized capitals runn

source say baker mentioned possibly fleeing to florida. sheriff welsh says he is making a mistake by running and need to own up to what he did to the victim. >> it is just so despicable he would take position not only mocking him but then a salting him it is hard to comprehend. >> reporter: i reached out to barry baker's attorney, still no comment. if you have any information about barry baker call 911 on chester county sheriff's department n west chester david spunt for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> switching gears now, police have beefed up patrols at the shore this memorial day weekend. wildwood mayor ernie troiano say officers will handle memorial day crowd, police will be on the boardwalk and beach to handle anything that may happen over the next three days. >> come down, have a good time but if you do not do it at home don't do it here. and if you do get caught you will get in trouble. >> simple advice, right. mayor welcomes everyone to enjoy festivities there and to treat each other with kindness during their stay. >> meantime busine

there on your screen is barry baker, baker, a 29 year-old man, mocks and ridicules that victim. >> the defendant starts to make fun of the victim about how he walks and how he moves and then when victim comes back out the defendant does it again. >> reporter: baker does his routine imitating victim at least three times before throwing that sucker punch. police say now stunned victim got in his car and called police. >> victim showed a lot of dignity, i cannot say same thing for the defendant here. >> it is sad. >> reporter: we played video for people as you might expect they were disturbed watching bake's allegedly mock the victim. but when the punch was thrown. >> then hits him. >> my goodness. >> reporter: baker surrendered on monday and charged with assault. people believe there should be serious consequences. >> he definitely should do jail time. he clearly deserves jail time. >> reporter: baker has a extensive criminal history according to chester county court record they show he has been in jail before on guilty plea toss theft, forgery, and d.a. tom hogan says a strong message m

(steve) baker was (steve) baker was found guilty of felony assault, auto theft and use of forged crediting hearing is scheduled for june. as expected much cooler temperatures are across our region today as a moderate onshore flow has combined with a deeper marine layer. some of the 24 hour changes are impressive with some inland locations 10 to 20 degrees cooler. santa rosa has seen an even bigger change of minus 25 compared to wednesday. that is due to to widespread clouds over the north bay. the giants hadn't come from behind to win a game in the 9th inning in two years until todaygiants fans having some fun in new yorktop 9th/ 3-3 tie bases loadedchristian the giants hadn't come from behind to win a game in the 9th inning in two years until today giants fans having some fun in new yorktop 9th/ 3-3 tie bases loadedchristian arroyo into the left-centerfield gap off familia eduardo nunez is in pence is in and buster posey scores arroyo clears the bases 6-3 giantsfinal: 6-5 giantsgiants snap 5-game losing streak it's their first 9th inning comeback win in exactly two years (may10, 2015).

baker entered a not guilty plea during his arraignment. baker has prior felonies.we reached out to fedex to inquire about how he got his job, if he had a criminal record. fedex declined to comment on that, saying, it is cooperating with the investigation. there's an update on the sexual assault charges against a high school football player in concord... catherine heenan is here with the latest on the incident which happened last year at de la salle high school... (catherine) that football player was 15 at the time...and accused of sexually assaultinga girl from a neighboring high school after a game last november.. now - the charges have been found to be true -- according to concord police. the assault happened november 18th on the de la salle campus.... as for what's next - a deputy d.a. says that juveniles are not sentenced - they go towhat's called "disposition." the suspect will enter that phase next month - and a juvenile court will decide what's in his best interests - - and how to rehabilitate him... during that time, the state can detain him in a juvenile f

caroline: charlie baker, thank you so much for giving so much of your time.ee how that focus on inequality continues. thank you very much indeed, the governor of massachusetts. a fascinating conversation. let's get back to you in san francisco. >> tell us quickly what you've got on tap this week. we are going to be live all week there. caroline: we are going to have so many great conversations. we have a deep dive into dell emc. we will be going inside their labs are that is it for "bloomberg technology." ♪ ♪ >> from our studios in new york city, this is "charlie rose." jeff: hello, i am jeff gore filling in for charlie rose. we begin this evening with politics. every democrat voting no, house republicans cheered as they voted to repeal and replace the afford ball carrier act by a four-vote margin. the bill faces an unfazed -- an uncertain future in the senate. joining me now is nick on for sort -- confessore of "the new york

any information about barry baker call police immediately and you can remain anonymous. david spunt, cbs3 eyewitness news. >> david, thank you. we know the identity pilot who was killed when a medical helicopter crashed today in newcastle, delaware. this is the victim or you will see the victim, 37-year-old michael murphy of frankli franklinville, new jersey. around noon the medical cho chopper registered to the university of pennsylvania crashed behind a postal facility on quickly road newcastle a mile south of the newcastle airport. authorities say murphy was on a training flight from accuweather international when that crash happened and he was the only one aboard the cho chopper. >> sounded like it was out of gas. it sounded like propellers were not moving like it was struggling and kind of looked up and seen it go straight down. you know at the last minute. and then it blew up, of cours course. >> and the national transportation safety board faa and delaware state police are investigating the cause of the crash. no one on the ground was injured. >> a leak of volatil

when the man walk back out baker was at it again.n out of the blue just swung and punched him. >> the defendant he's a coward. he's a bully. i can't say enough bad thing about him. in the same way i can't say enough good things about this victim. hard enough to have something like cerebral palsy but to have somebody pick on you because of it is outrageous in this day and time. >> absolutely. the victim was able to get into his car. drive away and call police who then track down baker. prosecutors have charged him with simple assault and related offenses. >>> well the first juror who's will decide the fate of bill cosby are now seated on the first day of jury selection and cosby's sexual assault trial five pittsburgh area residents are now on the panel. the em balanced comedian did not say a word as he arrived at the allegheny courthouse. cosby lead attorney says that the defense team is hoping they'll find an impartial jury for the trial set to last at least two weeks in montgomery county. >> how is mr. cosby doing this morning. >> h

. >> reporter: this is 29-year-old barry baker of coatesville. the da says this is baker with a sucker punch assault on a 22-year-old man with cerebral palsy. the surveillance video the da says is perfectly clear. he is lejdly seen mocking the victim on his way into the store and appears to mock the victim again before attacking the man who suffer frs movement limitations. >> when he comes back out the defendant does it again. he's making fun how the victim moves, how he walks. and out of no where the victim is just standing there and the defendant just turns and sucker punches him right across the face. you can see him bleeding out of his nose. >> unprovoked? >> totally unprovoked. >> reporter: baker seen here making a getaway much the da says as the assault victim gathers himself to eventually drive away and look for police. >> later on in the video you see the defendant's girlfriend coming out and yelling at him for what he did. >> reporter: baker's free on $25,000 bail tonight. he faces charges including assault and harassments. his next cour

he had a different attitude than baker. baker is here in washington dc, it is pretty safe.ershing is out there on the front line. pershing had had experienced before serving alongside soldiers that were in a way nontraditional soldiers. he got the name blackjack because he led what were known as the buffalo soldiers, african-american soldiers, on the american frontier. he had praised their valor and abilities when he got back, and some of the cadets at west point had taken offense at that. they had given him the name, which they thought was not a compliment, blackjack. he continued. that was his name up through the ranks, his nickname. he was the person who appreciated a soldier at his side in a time of need, and for that person to be the best person to do that job. i think that is one reason why he basically said to newton, newton baker, we have got to have women. the army is a little slow on this. they wanted women to do the traditional things, as did woodrow wilson, that they had always done. knitting for the red cross on the far left, canning food on the poster up above

baker has a criminal background. wagstaffe."he has priors, i can't go into them right now" kron four has learned that they are felonies dealing with a similar crimes to what he is charge with kron four reached out to fedex who said they are coopeating with authorities and gave us this statement quote "fedex ground contracts for, and expects the highest levels of conduct from service providers and their employees." however, with baker's background many wonder including neighbors how did he get hired in the first place. jeff sink, neighbor. "you would think they would do a better job vetting their people, you would think, yeah." out on the route near the homes hit, we talked with some fedex and ups drivers. they wouldn't go on camera, but both said they knew baker and were very surprised to find out about his arrest. neighbor. "they all have signs on them." sink was surprised baker risked breaking because so many homes have alarms and surveillance cameras in the neighborhoods neighbor, "you wouldn't catch me doing that." terisa e

mike baker, would you ask back from the speech today?age coming from the white house? abolishing airport. will it be set it be safe be different he speaks in israel? >> is going to acknowledge the strong ties between our two countries. he will indicate that there is a shift now over the past eight years in terms of dealing an alliance with israel. at the same time, there will be a sense that they can manage it to indicate as far as defeat in the middle east can isis, we need more from you in the region. this is a matter we all have to be working on together to the availability of each country's resources. i think there's going to be a pragmatic tone set with the speech, but it will be emotional. let's put it that way. nicole: is emotional watching his speech in saudi arabia. as pictures, watching the strip step is to and what can come out of it is monumental. as i watch this walk and everybody has hope for peace between israelis and palestinians and president trump has been working at benjamin netanyahu and mahmoud abbas. so many critics

colin paterson has been to meet some bakers in burnley.go. every day 80,000 muffins and cakes are made at the cherrytree bakery. that requires a lot of repetitive movement. the latest creation to emerge from the factory floor, it's chorley cake meets swan lake. the workers' actions turned into dance. the idea of making bakers in burnley balletic came from choreographer ruth jones. these machines now make the workers work really fast, so when they do many mini—muffin day, they're squeezed up like this and they're working really, really fast, whereas in the olden days they could move, it was slower and they have more space. and this is incorporated into the piece? it's all incorporated into the piece. we wanted to be inspired by all the activity that goes on on this factory floor. the movement is unique. and it was a very collaborative process. i showed her how to decorate brownies. we have to take a piping bag and do circles on the brownie. it was so beautiful to see how our moves at work, what we are doing became such a beautiful dance. it

mÁs abierto en baker film, fresno con algunas nubes, valle norte 72, en sacramento 70, en modesto en gota de lluvia. respecto a ayer, las temperaturas han bajado de forma considerable ent entre 1°. seguiremos con el cielo medio cubierto. no hay excusa vigilantes del tiempo, espero sus fotografÍas en las redes sociales. yarel: estamos en temporada de graduaciones, todo el mundo se estÁ recibiendo de la preparatoria y de la universidad. por eso me acompaÑa mi amigo. >> estamos aquÍ con un montÓn de cosas para la tecnologÍa y los regalos de recibimiento. yarel: especialmente yo tengo muchos familiares que se reciben este aÑo y no se quÉ regalarles. >> es una etapa donde van de un paso de graduaciÓn y la preparatoria, que van a ir a la universidad o van a entrar al cuerpo laboral. tenemos bocinas portÁtiles hasta bolsas,es bastante interesante para todos. yarel: con cual empezamos? >> la gente de mostrarse, se empeÑa mucho, es una bocina portÁtil. aparte de tener buen sonido lo puedes utilizar como lÁmpara. estÁ lámpara le aprendes, y la utilizas para el dÍa de campo o para tÚ selfies. t

any information about barry baker call police immediately and you can remain anonymous. david spunt, cbs3 eyewitness news. >> david, thank you. we know the identity pilot who was killed when a medical helicopter crashed today in newcastle, delaware. this is the victim or you will see the victim, 37-year-old michael murphy of frankli franklinville, new jersey. around noon the medical cho chopper registered to the university of pennsylvania crashed behind a postal facility on quickly road newcastle a mile south of the newcastle airport. authorities say murphy was on a training flight from accuweather international when that crash happened and he was the only one aboard the cho chopper. >> sounded like it was out of gas. it sounded like propellers were not moving like it was struggling and kind of looked up and seen it go straight down. you know at the last minute. and then it blew up, of cours course. >> and the national transportation safety board faa and delaware state police are investigating the cause of the crash. no one on the ground was injured. >> a leak of volatil

baker bragged about fleeing to florida. >> jury deliberations, in creato.every killing his three year old son brando brandon. prosecution argues that creato killed his son because the child hindered his relationship with a teenage girlfriend. defense says that prosecutors failed to prove that creato was guilty. brendan creato found dead in a wooded area of cooper river park in october of 2015. >> and a woman who lost her legs after building collapsed on her in center city has been awarded $95.6 million. arbitrator made that award yesterday to mariah planningen, in 2013 she was burried under the rubble at the salvation army store at 22nd and market for 13 hours. her injuries were so severe, her body below her hip had to be amputated. the collapse killed seven, injured 12 other. >> update to story we first told but last week, wildwood officials have voted to ban smoking on the boardwalk. the new ordinance doesn't go into effect until january 1st of next year. but officials are asking the people voluntarily refrain from smoking this summer. they say the board

kqed senior politics editor, scott schaefer, has more. >>> senator baker, thanks for coming in. >> scott, good to be here. >> let's talk about the audit. janet napolitano was on the hot seat in sacramento this week. what troubles you the most about the audit, the findings, and how she responded to it? >> sure. the audit had many troubling findings. first was the undisclosed off-budget funds that was not disclosed to the region, either the spending or its existence. and that that fund was being amassed or built up within the office of the president at the tame time they were asking for tuition increases from students taking campus assessments away. dollars that could have been spent on our california students. that was very troubling. the good news is, they've agreed to take all the budget recommendations of the audit report. that's good. very troubling was the tampering that appears to have happened between the office of the president and the communications that were supposed to go to the auditor confidentially to give us unfiltered, unadulterated information. they interfered with the in

also in the next hour: the boogie wonderland of bakers — hoping to rise to the occasion.raphers get in on the mix at the first ever national "festival of making" in blackburn. chelsea are on the brink of winning the premier league title — after spurs lost at west ham last night. and... click goes behind closed doors with the doctor as something goes bump in the night. that's in half an hour here on bbc news. good afternoon. welcome to bbc news. theresa may has sought to play down talk of a landslide general—election victory after the conservatives made major advances at local elections. the tories gained 500 seats and seized control of 11 councils, with the gains mostly coming at the expense of labour and ukip. all the parties are back on the campaign trail today. theresa may is backin campaign trail today. theresa may is back in the west midlands were conservatives beat labour for the newjob of mayor of the west midlands. she said she is going to strengthen our hand in the forthcoming brexit talks. jeremy corbyn is in the east midlands. he says his party is facing a chal

we have two of the best reporters on white house beat joining us with, starting with peter baker and nbc's kelly o'donnell on the north lawn. peter, you have news for us. >> sean spicer might be moving on but other people aren't. you have john conyers and ee elijah cummings on the house judiciary and house government oversight government reform committees sent a letter to the white house just now asking for copies of any tapes if in fact there are recordings and they point out very notedly in the letter, they say it's a crime to try to intimidate a witness, that's what they are saying the president might have been trying to do with his tweet this morning. the point is the president raised that himself and it certainly we did not hear a firm answer from sean spicer today. >> and kelly, i watched the briefing and follow you on twitter and you were struck by the fact there was no denial of the existence or practice of recording meetings in the oval office. >> i think it's very important given the sweep of american history where tapes were an substantial element of what brought down a pr

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"> baker/csu east bay pioneers for hope: "sometimes people are coming from situations to whereheir families are struggling or their the first ones to go to college and there isn't much finance to say we can send you a care package every month or every week or we're going to send you to school with everything you need, that's not just the norm.">alex baker is the case management coordinator for the cal state east bay's pioneers for hope program. which is opening a second pantry on their concord campus. < alex baker/csu east bay pioneers for hope: "a lot of times we get campbell's soup, clam chowder chicken noodle soup, ravioli and all that good stuff but those fly off the shelves.">there's nothing fancy inside this pantry and it's relatively small.but for students who come here.. it offers them the security of knowing they won't go to class hungry. < alex baker/csu east bay pioneers for hope: "we have a partnership or contract with alameda food bank where we purchase food at a very discounted rate for our students. our staff and faculty from various departments hold food drives