joining us for that conversation christopher boss, former lead negotiator for the fbi's international kidnapping response team. samaa, a yemeni political analysts, and christopher sweat. he was in yemen in 2012 researching al-qaeda in the arabian peninsula. christopher, let me start with you. if the president is right, and people who were in a position to know had concluded that luke somers' life was in imminent danger what goes into the choice of going in to extract him. >> i think they were planning it all along. they would begin calculating how many intelligence they have and how risky it is. they have to think of the consequences, the chances of success, whether or not they can get in and out successfully. they've been working on this for quite some time. as they provide that information to the president, then the president has to gauge, based on the information that he has, what is imminent death, and what is the possibility that they'll be murdered. >> these are all flexible values. if they have a reasonable suspension that they might lose a lot of personnel to extract against o

of work in irish aviation but, bosses of various -- becoming a bosses of various airlines. >> his name is christoph. he runs an airline that has had its share of problems. his a noted turnaround specialist. that is why he was chosen first turnaround experience for retheme is set to take over as early as march and perhaps as late as may. some are calling the biggest challenge today and the global airline industry, fixing a crashesthat has had 2 and that caused the deaths of over 500 passengers. chris left -- >> let's talk about some of the tough tasks. all love is about reputational damage. customers to be confident after these twin disasters. of course the shooting down of mh 17 and restore investor confidence. it is worth billions of dollars. and now, hoping to restore confidence. company which is being carved out of the current company and which mueller will lead. >> thank you for that. the zeb eckert. shares in qantas. we will stick with aviation. return to profit. over to paul allen. a long time coming. they are saying they are turnaround but are they really? here in qantas has been turning the

boss. during his five years at the irish carrier, christoph mueller expanded transatlantic services.o that he helped turn over the belgian carrier. government offices and schools are closed today in manila as a typhoon heads for the capital. it is the strongest to hit the philippines this year. tossingin and kale trees and power lines. hundreds of thousands were evacuated and three people died in the area that was devastated last year. denied any has involvement in a cyber attack on sony pictures. -- did pyongyang have to say? >> they have passed the puck and blame to sympathizers and supporters of the north korean regime. >> they said possibly it was deserving. it may be a righteous deed. -- another news background in this clip. this in thesays governments of voice. thehis attack is clearly righteous act of our some of pfizer's and supporters, who came forward following our appeal. thus the misfortune they experience can only be seen as a just punishment for evil doings and unjustified actions. through -- it is called "the interview." they have this show in the un is ain which kim j

bosses 2." so, in this movie, you are a -- i don't want to ruin the movie. you're the son of -- >> i'm the son of christophg called the shower buddy, which helps you bathe in the shower. you don't have to go through all the rigmarole of getting the soap and doing the whole thing. and, yeah, i don't know how much i can say. >> jimmy: it's funny. the plot is not essential to the enjoyment of the film. >> no. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: it's more about the jokes along the way. >> yeah. you know a lot about comedy. >> jimmy: thank you. last time you were here, you sang. i don't -- [ applause ] i have to say, i couldn't believe how well you sing. >> you scared -- >> jimmy: it made no sense. >> it was so scary. >> jimmy: so, now you are in this big musical that's coming up, "into the woods." [ applause ] >> yeah, thank you. yeah, i had really no idea what i was getting into. my agents called me up. they said, would you like to audition for a musical? "into the woods," it sounds great. meryl streep, fantastic. i didn't realize "into the woods" in kind of the pantheon of musicals and theater, it's a big deal. >> jimmy: