i interviewed bob simon for the book. >> we lost him, too. >> are you a grandfather?> we have two. brandon and julia. we'll talk about that. maybe this summer. leslie, i've been a big leslie stahl fan. >> and i'm a chris fan. >> that is hardball for now. thanks for being with us. all in with chris hayes starts right now.

i interviewed bob simon for the book. >> we lost him, too. >> are you a grandfather?k about that. maybe this summer. leslie, i've been a big leslie stahl fan. >> and i'm a chris fan. >> that is hardball for now. thanks for being with us. all in with chris hayes starts right now. >>> tonight on all in. >> there is nothing we can rule in. nothing we can rule out. >> what brought down an egyptair flight in route to egypt. >> it could be a terror attack. >> what investigators are learning about the crash. plus, how donald trump is answering the 3:00 a.m. phone call. >> it is always better to wait until you actually know what the facts are befor

we lost bob simon about a year ago. wasas after his death which unfortunate.t was two days before he died. he said come by. and you walk around the editing rooms and you hear his voice. and we have been through this process quite a bit. it's called pine box productions. he was putting this special together. as he approached everything else, really honestly. he did not try to sugarcoat it. he just said that i am dying and this is it. we believed in the nurses that were closest to him and they told us that he had let go. charlie rose: i saw the special. >> you hear about it all of the time. he was so appreciative. i sent morally we cannot do enough for you. you could know it was meaningful to be in the room. viewed the love of the work. he knew he had skills. he thought to be able to do this was that it pays pretty good too. >> it's a lesson in journalism. under that pressure that they were under intense pressure. discipline kind of that is required for that. it reminds me so much of you charlie. that i'm going to miss most about him is that he always wanted to

when we lost bob simon about a year ago, we did the same thing. it was after his death, which was unfortunate. we got to honor morley, and he saw it on sunday. it was really great. >> rose: two days before he died. >> what i said at bob's funeral is come by, you know, to "60 minutes," to all of his friends, and you walk around the edit rooms and you hear his voice coming out of all of them, and there is something therapeutic about it. we have been through this process. we actually have a name for it. morley helped name it, called pine box productions. it's a real unit. warren is the great editor. >> rose: pine box productions. and morley understood pine box productions were putting this story together we heard last sunday. >> rose: he knew he was dying. yes. >> rose: how did he approach it? >> as he approached everything else, really honestly. he didn't try to sugar coat it? deny it. >> he didn't try to deny it. he just said it. he said, i'm dying. this is it. and we believe and the nurses who were close to him and were wonderful, at his home, tol

i interviewed bob simon for the book. >> we lost him, too. >> are you a grandfather? >> we have two. brandon and julia. we'll talk about that. maybe this summer. leslie, i've been a big leslie stahl fan. >> and i'm a chris fan. >> that is hardball for now. thanks for being with us. all in with chris hayes starts right now. >>> tonight on all in. >> there is nothing we can rule in. nothing we can rule out. >> what brought down an egyptair flight in route to egypt. >> it could be a terror attack. >> what investigators are learning about the crash. plus, how donald trump is answering the 3:00 a.m. phone call. >> it is always better to wait until you actually know what the facts are before you open up. >> then, trump is back on the trail tonight raising cash for a former rival and hillary clinton turns a corner sg. >> i will be the nominee for the party. >> with sanders ready to harm clinton before the convention. sanders campaign is here to respond. when all in starts right now. good evening from new york. i'm chris hayes. an egyptian air liner that vanished from radar o

thank you, bob pisani. >> and simon is here at post nine. >> and the market is slightly hi higher, butk stock market, and greek bonds, and greek bonds rising to the year high, and the yield is moving in the other direction, and tapping lower as you can see to below the point to where we were last year, and the big news is in brussels last year that the germans have finally, finally eased the objections to cut the greek debt. options on the table are interest payments and holidays and extensions to the maturity, and options are on the table, but noing agreement. and the cost to the greeks is mas i.v.ive. on one hand they have to keep the primary surplus of 3.5%, and that is after they have paid the interest, and then agreed to what is call the contingency mechanism to get to the, pend chur if they don't get to the gtp expectation. extraordinary. and they are saying that we are no longer isolated as a country, and the politics now is razor thin as people have said that you is have done the kcountry a disservice by falling out with everybody else, and people are fearful that the greeks wi

. >> simon and garfunkel. >> he thinks he is bob dylan. great folk hero that will change the world. can't stand him. >> his supporters do too by the way. sandra: harris his own words says he has uphill battle. harris: i ask every day i'm curious to know what he wants. i don't think this is man we see in the white houses based on delegate numbers going into the convention season now but who is to say it doesn't look like it, right? then the question becomes, what is he accomplishing by making it easier for the other side to beat hillary clinton? so at some point the democrats have to sit down with him. i would imagine, not that i'm giving anybody any advice but the way we've seen it in the past is, they sit down and try to figure out what he wants. if bernie sanders -- you might have -- here is the problem for democrats. hillary clinton may have picked a fight with somebody who just likes to fight. and if that is the case, you may not be able to get him out before you can save yourself. >> ego flies alone, right? maybe it is just ego. he likes the attention. harris: he doesn't come a

bob. always a pleasure to discuss the price for you, and what the outlook for inflation may or may not be. simonot more money is making more money. and now over the jon fortt for what is coming up on u alley." >> thank you, simon. and for you, too, the lye games around and the recorded social game they have been in a long time, and we are going to dive into the numbers. amazon is holding the shareholder meet iing today as they are deeper on e speech, and automation, a wlepd see what is in forestore them, and the ceo of hp is going to talk about the future of 3d printing. all of that and more coming up on "squawk alley." recently, a 1954 mercedes-benz grand prix race car made history when it sold for a record price of just under $30 million. and now, another mercedes-benz makes history selling at just over $30,000. ♪ and to think this one actually has a surround-sound stereo. the 2016 cla. lease the cla250 for $299 a month at your local mercedes-benz dealer. mercedes-benz. the best or nothing. so we don't have to wad to get clean.t charmin ultra soft gets you clean without the wasteful wadding. i