we have bob ryan former columnist with "the boston globe," author of ask the scribe."e freeman for the bleacher report, and joy reid on set with me. mike freeman, let's start with you. we talked about this. we had you on the show in the fall when it seemed like an open question, whether goodell would survive as commissioner. we played that question he got earlier this week what is the status of roger goodell as a commissioner? has he weathered there or is there still doubt here? >> here is why roger goodell is safe, because of this. money. he's making a lot of a lot of cash for the owners. so the owners are sort of using roger goodell. i think this is a point people don't get. roger goodell is a human flak jacket for the owners. he's a guy that takes all the grief about what the nfl has done, while the owners are over here being quiet. not the targets, making a lot of money. goodell is taking the flack for them. is he safe? he's safe because of that safe because he's a perfect foil for the owners. everybody goes after roger goodell and not the owners. yeah he's pretty

his name, ryan bob. ryan is a member of the g-whiz kids club. entered a contest to be a junior reporter for the monumentrk this saturday. when the wizards play the nets. he made a video with his father and won the grand prize. next thing he knew, he was interviewing his favorite player. john wall. >> what's it like being started in the all star game? it felt really good. i didn't feel nervous. only at the beginning. >> ryan also got the chance to interview bradley biel. and did some shtick. >> the 7-year-old figured out there's a lot of grunt work involved. >> i know. just in case. >> but the pros of being a journalist far outweigh the cons especially in the eyes oryan's mom carolyn. >> best day of his life so far. he's been saying that. i think after being here that's definitely true. >> from the verizon center i'm ryan, your junior reporter. >> fantastic or what? >> he is so cute. >> sounds like the tempermental talent around here. that's a little creepy. >> that was a little creepy. >> that was hilarious. >> all right. >> up next here on abc

the map of bob ryan. why would you put that if you're pushing jihad for syria or for iraq? then we have a poster of the men jailed for speaking out against the government. cause cÉlÈbre. if they execute him we will retaliate against the saudis we will strike them. so now they have a new cause to fight, and it would keep going like that. this is a regional struggle. when i talk about shia jihad in syria it's not just syria. it's iraq, the gulf it's going to encompass a lot more. ignoring it will not make it go away. aligning with it will certainly not make it go away because i actually would say that manipulate this process right down to a t. they've done a good job at it. i don't really see it going away anytime soon come which is sad. [applause] >> can you hear me okay? good morning. i'm going to take a breath your after that, phillips rethink trying to digest all that. my name is p. j. dermer, i'm a retired military officer, started as an infantry and went aviation of both conventional, special forces. and my last years were blessed blessed with multiple, multiple tours i

bob dudley. ryan chilcote is on the ground.interview is about to happen. >> we will see you in a moment. ♪ >> welcome back. bp reported earnings. rising as much ast 5.8%. >> ryan chilcote sitting down with them ceo of bp, bob dudley. >> i am sitting down with mr. dudley. a good day for mr. dudley. earnings up. earnings of 1.6 and you came at at 2.2. nevertheless, a decline. i want to ask you about the oil price for you you said you expected to remain a low. how many years are we talking about? and what kind of range can we expect in terms of the oil price throughout? >> there's a lot of supply and depends on demand and yet we have stocks feeling of around the world. china is going but not as much and all of this has led to lots of stocks building up. you may see it building up in ships and it can go over quite a while. for us, planning on 1, 2, 3 years and balance our resources. >> what kind of range can we expect? people talk about oil or gets low as $25. as some seeing what will seen and maybe we have found the. where do you

bob dudley going to make of that? i do not know. we will speak to ryan chilcote. >> before ago, we had to check in at the equity market. the dax is up. call it a greece-induced rally. . >> the bp's cash crunch. they enjoy exxon. we will speak to bp's ceo. >> greece's debt plan. they played to exchange a debt in their latest bid to seal a deal. >> rates down under. australia cuts is benchmark to 2.25%. ♪ quickly good morning. you are watching "the pulse.”

ryan will be speaking to bob dudley. you will not want to miss that interview. >> we are getting breaking news from the u.k. telecoms sector. saying they are on track to deliver the 4% revenue growth in 2015. this is the lower end of market expectations. they do say that they are on track to deliver 2017 targets. they have reduce that to minus 1.2% in the third quarter. let's get more on those numbers. joining us now. great to speak to you this morning. give us some clarity on where you are guiding expectations. you say you remain on track to deliver the target but ebitda could be lower than market expectations. >> our -- we are on track to be at least 4% so you can see it is accelerating in the fourth quarter. we do expect profits to be toward the lower end of market expectations in part because of our acquisition that we completed a few weeks ago. in part because some of the cost savings that come with improving our customers experience are coming slightly slower than expected. you can see that they are coming because

in 1993, when sleepless in seattle was released bob shaw sat down with hanks to discuss the movie and what he hoped to do in the future. >> you and meg ryanare two of the most likable people. >> what does that mean? likable. >> i don't know. >> i think we're not too threatening. i think we would be good company. you know we would like to go out with him for dinner. or it would be nice to have her over for a bar-be-que. and i would like to testify, i am pretty good dinner conversation and meg is great to have over for a bar-be-que. >> and would you like to be the village in a movie. >> oh yeah i would like to play a cowboy, and astronaut and all those things. if you ask a villain, they will say it's a blast. >> what is the one thing that men will never understand about women. >> i can't tell you over the air or tv. >> what's the category? >> well, it's got to do something with the sexual drive i suppose. they'll just never get that. >> maybe they shouldn't. >> i don't think so. >> and hanks famously got to play those roles he wanted. and army man in saving private ryan. a cowboy in toy story and an astronaut in apollo13. hank says astronau

bob will try to kill him. he is connected or associated with three disappearances and two murders. so what -- how do you understand this relationship? >> well you know we made this narrative film ryann robert durst, and we felt it was important to reach out to the real bob durst. we thought it would be respectful to see if he wanted to weigh in any way. so we reached out to his lawyer and said we're making this film. he said he is private, he will probably decline, but before it premiered, i got a call from him and he said he would like to see the movie. he called me and he said i liked it very much i cried three times. >> and you then entered into a relationship that i don't know know -- you know he -- this is somewhat an unauthorized biography, what is this? >> i think it was clear it would not be bob's story. it was not dinner theater with bob durst, but he knows the deep dive that we do. we are obsessional about our resource. if you want today do a piece about yourself you will call someone else. >> it is -- what is your take away from this story? >> well there are so many angles to it. this morning i got an e-mail from bob durst because he red something that his brother plante

ryne sandberg talks about one of those players ryan howard and that will be later in sports. >> now with tomorrow's traffic here's bobly. >> good evening everybody. going to be out and about tomorrow so will the roving penndot crews. all day long they'll be working on i-95 cleaning out the drains between center city all the way up through cottman avenue. they'll be working in the northeast here right in front of nazareth hospital, holme avenue will have lane restrictions tomorrow. and another roving penndot crew they'll set up shop on the schuylkill all day tomorrow between 26th street and city line avenue. another cold night which means some more black ice tomorrow morning. sue and i will see you bright and early at 4:00 a.m. ♪ >>> 17 years old police say drunk and they added driving off in the middle of the night that adds up to big trouble after almost side swiping a patrol car police say the girl took off hitting 60 miles an hour at times. she swerved into oncoming traffic. then drove on to a curb and through a snow bank and then after all of that just amazing the snow flys here the only damage was to a mailbox.

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ryan on her book, "the presidency in black and white." and tomorrow on washington journal, the united transportation advisers and bob deans of the nationalrce defense council discussed the train accident in west virginia this week that spilled crude oil and caused a massive fire. and lauren pritchard joins us to conclude or visit on historically black colleges and universities. we will also be taking phone calls, facebook comments, and live tweets. that is all on "washington journal" live at 7 a.m. eastern on c-span. >> here are some of our featured programs on the c-span networks. saturday morning at 10 a.m. eastern, live on c-span, our nation's governors get together to discuss issues affecting their states. guests include any meyer ceo of union square hospitality group and maria barbara roma -- maria bartaromo. also, secretary of security jeh johnson. saturday, book tv is on the road experiencing the literary life of greensboro, north carolina. sunday at 9 p.m. eastern, on "afterwords," wes moore retraces his color your choices -- retraces his career choices to find his life's purpose. one american history tv on c-span3 saturday night

bob saw our film about him and reached out to me and said, i would like to talk. >> this is the motion picture film. >> people saw a ryan gosling playing him in a movie and thought we had painted a relatively sympathetic portrait of him, at least a fair portrait of him, and he said, nobody has really understood me. i've seen the movie. i cried three times. it's an emotional movie. i would like to talk more with you. we got together with him and his lawyers. it was fascinating. i called mark and said, guess who i got a phone call from? the first meeting was very interesting with his lawyer. we got together here in new york. i met with a lawyer a couple of times. the lawyer sat down and said bob, you've asked me what andrew wants to do. i know it you have considered, sitting down, doing and -- an interview about your life, and i've come to the conclusion i think this is the worst idea i've ever heard in my life. you should never do it. number one, you've been falsely accused of three murders over 30 years. you have your liberty. you are wandering around wealthy and happy. there is nothing that sitting down with the filmma

abc's anchor bob woodruff suffered a brain injury and almost died in iraq. this was a year before ryan lames -- brian williams became the chief anchor and two years before he made his bones covering hurricane katrina, and mr. williams was still seen as a television star whose rise had more to do with his swap manner and good looks -- suave manner and good looks that hardship posts overseas. war stories get more polished in the retelling and the temperate tatian -- 10 tatian to self-aggrandizing all the greater and easier for people who are popped up by the camera lens and the cult of celebrity. by the time mr. wayne's told a story to david letterman in 2013, he sounded like sergeant york. he made his fib sound like a one-time misguided effort to pay all much to veterans. this time mr. williams is really under fire and must endure days of media scrutiny and schadenfreude from his rivals and an overflow of social media scores snark, and satire." alessandra stanley writing in "the near times." tom, republican in pennsylvania. caller: thank you for c-span. i think brian williams should res

ryan's cell phone. gibbs: isolate calls from psy-ops government-issued lines. there's five or six different numbers here. cross-reference with incoming calls to banks over the past month. >>> i'm bob>>> journalism loses a legend and cbs loses a colleague and friend. we'll remember veteran "60 minutes" correspondent bob simon. >> he walked his way down the battle, what he called a jungle of screaming souls. >> isil is on the defensive and isil is going to lose. >> he wants to launch military action against isis but his idea is met with skepticism by some in congress. >> do you have tonight's winning ticket? >> three tickets matched all of the numbers in laugh night's powerball lottery drawing worth more than half a billion dollar.