at first, liz caputo and patty's police doyle live together -- patty's p solis doyle live together next. ♪ mark: we have two guests tonight, lisa caputo, for first lady hillary clinton, and patty's solis doyle. ladies, thank you for joining us. lisa, we will start with you. how do you think the launch went? lisa: i think it went well and as well as expected. i think she was incredibly relaxed and it came through in the video to me as very poignant, how relaxed and comfortable she was. and her idea of the road trip just cracked me up, because i can totally hear her saying let's take a road trip and no one on the staff really understanding what that meant. i did have a call this afternoon and oma aberdeen was on the call from the road. it was a lot of fun and they were making their way and having a good time will stop -- a good time. everybody is very comfortable and everybody is rolling up their sleeves. there is a lot of humbleness which i think is awfully -- also terrific. and everyone is in this together, which is a great start. john: where did she call from do you know? lisa: i don't

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the woman leaped but doyle managed to catch her arm. the jumper landed on a narrow ice-covered ledge. officer nugent grabbed hold, but the jumper continued to struggle. finally, doyle sat on her until more officers could arrive. >> when i got on the ledge and realize td was covered in ice and had very little control then i started to panic. >> it was scary. i think he realized i was scared after i came back over the ledge. i was in tier tears. >> officer nugent received a gold medal of valor from the a.m. ex-andrea chamber of commerce and doyle was recognized for her bravery. northern virginia bureau chief julie carey emceeing the ceremony. that's her there. >>> the district is planning to spend more than $5 million on police body cams, but the chief and mayor want to restrict who gets to see the footage. news4's among many organizations being denied access to that video. chief lanier put out a fact sheet explaining why she made her decision but news4's mark segraves reports some lawmakers are questioning how factual it really is. >> i

just above where doyle drive once stood, is historic pris idiowith buildings dating back to san francisco's beginnings. while below, prisy fields where nature mingles with views of the bibay. >> right now, people who come up to the main post in and around the press idioare disconnected. >> reporter: as construction crews finish the last trough tunnels of the new press idioparkway, doyle drive's replacement, these two neighborhoods are coming together for the first time. >> i saw an opportunity to build a new park in a will literally connect the upper area of the press idiodown to chrissy marsh, chrissy field and the bay. >> reporter: when the new tunnels are finished next year they will be covered with grass, creating a new 13 acre parkland. >> the tunnel is here. and this is drawn over the top. >> reporter: that's where the architect comes in. >> the place itself is extraordinary. >> reporter: he has designed and shaped that new park. >> it's about creating something is a screen graceful. >> these are images from the design competition. they paint a picture of what's possible. >> reporter:

are disconnected. >> reporter: as construction crews finish the last traffic tunnels at the parkway, doyle replacement, these two neighborhoods are coming together for the first time. >> those tunnels are an opportunity to build a new park that will literally connect the upper area of the presidio down to chrissy march, the field and bay. >> reporter: when the new tunnels are finished next year, they'll be covered with grass creating a new 13-acre park lane. >> the tunnels are here this landscape is drawn out over the top. >> reporter: that's where architect james corner comes in. >> the place itself is extraordinary. >> reporter: the presidio trust picked corner to design and shape the park. >> it's really about creating something that's serene and graceful. these are just images from the design competition. they paint a picture of what's possible. >> reporter: those possibilities are as vast as the views. >> gardens and learning landscapes. >> reporter: ideas include gardens on coastal dunes, an amphitheater anchored by a scenic overlook. >> we sort of like the idea of extending a tear a

we drop to 40 in doyle town. coming up, i'm tracking showers and warmer temperatures. >>> and to stay on top of any changes in the forecast download the nbc 10 weather app. it is a free download. >>> still ahead, trying to shut down the streets of baltimore. hundreds of protesters are marching against the death of freddie gray. >>> and thousands of people including many employees rolled up their sleeves to help make a difference in their communities. we will tell you why. >>> spike it. >> yeah! >> and leah still beat cancer and she reached another major milestone. her first touchdown. don't miss the temple cherry and white scrimmage in sports. >>> a live picture of protests taking place right now in baltimore. hundreds of demonstrators are outside city hall calling for justice in the death of freddie gray. he died last weekend after suffering a spinal injury in police custody april 12th. protesters marched through the streets to city hall. they snarled traffic as they chanted. the police commissioner admitted to

doylestown shuttle busing out bound to doyle next week. >> reporter: we have precipitation popping throughlphia up toward trenton. we have a lightning strike south of trenton no longer burlington county. this guy is pushing toward surf city. other than that we're dry to the west. looks like we'll get into a lull through a good portion of the day. still cool early, 45 by 9:00 a.m. 60 by noon. clouds and sun in the afternoon. a temperature of 71 by 3:00. high of 73 around 4:00 p.m. after 3:00 p.m. up until 6:00 we're on the look out for showers and gusty storms. wewe have a system heading our way. philadelphia showing a spotty shower more of the same in boston newark, and jfk, as well. so far so good, no major delays to at our most commonly traveled destinations. >>> the patient treated for ebola is out of the hospital. the patient is no longer contagious and discharged after a successful treatment. >>> all it takes is a simple label to make people make a healthy choice at the grocery store. even though sodium content has been available on the nutrition label on the back or side. the majorit

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. >>> mary doyle keefe was 92. the painting shows keefe in overalls holding a sandwich. says rosy. it symbolized the contributions of women during world war ii. >>> coming up after your local news on "cbs this morning." a global look at its new wiring. plus we'll show you how more coyotes are invadeing urban areas and a warning how new keyless technology is making it easier for crooks and what you can do to protect yourself. that's the "cbs morning news" for this thursday. thanks for watching. i'm alison harmelin. have a great day. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com gunfire rings out when a would be rob are target the wrong by an off-duty police officer out walking his dog. good morning i'm ukee washington. >>> i'm erika von tiehl. the resident of two houses teetering on the edge in florence have evacuated their homes we will tell you what is being done to fix that problem. >>> and chaos caught on camera a group of students get in the fight at a subway station what police know about the the people involved, katie. >>> ukee today will be a much cooler day, we are expec

as a doctor in southern west virginia, daniel doyle often treats coalfield residents. one of the clinics he works at is just outside charleston, so he's also been seeing people who were impacted by january's chemical spill. >> it's a huge population cohort study and it will take us 10 20, 30 years - maybe longer - to know what the long term effects are. no question that it's an experiment, but mountaintop removal is an experiment. the water pollution that is taking place is an experiment. >> do you see the health consequences of mountain top removal on the people who live around it? >> definitely in the last eight years there's been a series of epidemiological studies finding clear association between mountain top removal and cardiovascular disease, heart attacks, birth defects, certain cancers and so there's a body of knowledge which coal companies are actively investing in discrediting by sponsoring their own research institutes to try to find flaws in this. this is news that people don't want. >> watch more "faultlines" on demand or visit aljazeera.com/faultlines. >

. >>> mary doyle keith died in connecticut at the age of 92. you may not know her name. there's a chance you'll recognise her likeness. keith was the original rosey the riveter, working as a telephone operator during world war ii when her neighbour, norman rockwell asked her to pose for a painting. it became an iconic image and helped to sell millions of war bots. >> i'm antonio mora for more news any time head over to aljazeera.com. "inside story" is next. have a great night. . >> hello, i'm ray suarez, patients at a los angeles hospital - no telling how many - were exposed to a super-bug, and north carolina has confirmed a dozen cases of carbon fm resistant entero bacteria, a bacterium resistant to standard drugs. >> that didn't just make people sick, it may have killed them. it's called cre and reported to be in all but three u.s. states and is the latest in a frightening line-up of organisms

that causes traffic backups on the bridge and along doyle drive because the motorist line up on the off-ramp for a parking spot to open. the district will deploy signs on either end of the bridge giving drivers the head's up when the lots are filled. >> will the weather detour some crowds expected at the golden gate bridge? >> you would wonder. do they want to hang out in the rain? there is the possibility. especially at the golden gate bridge. you will likely get wet. frost is possible inize limited areas in the north bay and frost advisory continues until 8:00. coolest temperature is about 38 degrees. our favorite series conditions under a gulf moon and dress warmly, with temperatures in the mid-50's when the sun is secretary at 7:34. 68 in monday dry with sunshine and money 70s through the central valley and 80 in san diego and los angeles and palm springs. lake tahoe is 57 today. the same system will be bringing an inch or two of snow on sunday and maybe 2-4" on tuesday. look at the temperatures, 30s, 40s and some 50s for highs. we have not seen that all winter. leyla? >> here is a look

. >>> mary doyle keefe was 92. the painting shows keefe in overalls holding a sandwich. says rosy. it symbolized the contributions of women during world war ii. >>> coming up after your local news on "cbs this morning." a closer look at google's new wiring service. we'll talk with the editor in chief at yahoo! >>> plus we'll show you how more coyotes are invading urban areas and warning on how new keyless technology is making it easier for crooks and what you can do to protect yourself. >>> that's the "cbs morning news" for this thursday. thanks for watching. i'm alison harmelin. have a great day. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> your realtime captioner is linda marie macdonald. >>> taking a look out there at the golden gate bridge, not too many cars on the bridge but it's looking a little hazy out there. >> 7? >> 7 cars? >> oh, i counted one. [ laughter ] >> good morning, it is thursday, april 23. i'm michelle griego. >> hi, everyone. i'm frank mallicoat. it's 4:30. the weekend is approaching. we have rain approaching! we have traffic and weather. we have rober

in addition to the central subway, we're building a new presidio parkway to replace doyle drive. we have the transbay transit center. we have bus rapid transit on van neses nn and we've done a lot of work planning* for how to bring the existing transportation systems into a state of good repair. in 2013 my transportation task force identified $10 billion in necessary investments by 2030. our san francisco voters endorsed this effort with the passage of prop a last year which authorized $500 million in much-needed initial funding to support the existing transportation network. it took many years to get the transportation -- the central subway project moving. and as you know projects of this scale and complexity can time and funding the plan let alone to build. well, as we consider the needs of the entire city and region when making big transportation decisions, we also need to think about which ones can move forward right now. in other words, which ones are shovel-ready? i know how much you have worked with the community and local merchants on this issue. and i believe the city ne

private david doyle, wounded, gettysburg. august 13, 186 the. 2. i turned away full of sadness. private john bryson. john bryson would visit the full battlefield. he became the curator of the union cemeteries after the war. there's another side to war that people sometimes don't want to hear or acknowledge. war has a grandeur. that's the flip side of the horror. more than 70,000 men in line in the full view. just think about that. they never forgot it. the men in the union who fought at gettysburg, always thought about watching those men coming towards them. and standing there. they said the site was beyond experience. may, 1864. even that as my rapture as i think of it. an american world war ii pilot wrote never did i feel so much alive. never did the earth and all the surroundings look so bright and sharp. i have my life. when you treat veterans and work with veterans, this must be acknowledged. in many ways, it's difficult to dealing with what's not in combat. how could one possibly approach that? by the way, they talked about fear. private frederick cut ler, the 72nd, pennsy

mary doyle keefe. by the way, she was paid $10 by rockwell. she wasn't a riveter, but a telephone operator. keefe was 92. >>> there is still much more ahead on "world news tonight" this wednesday. ben affleck's apology tonight, after trying to keep part of his family history a secret. tonight, affleck now saying he didn't want it revealed because he was embarrassed. we'll have a report coming up. >>> the images coming in right now. the volcano erupting for the first time in decades. the evacuations under way at this hour. >>> and everyone raising eyebrows about tim tebow's new deal. everyone couldn't wait to find out however much it was worth. wait until you hear the number, after the break. for protecting my future. thank you for being my hero and my dad. military families are thankful for many things. the legacy of usaa auto insurance could be one of them. our world-class service earned usaa the top spot in a study of the most recommended large companies in america. if you're current or former military or their family, see if you're eligible

cleanup continues the traffic on doyle drive is going to be slow coming through.re able to see the smoke coming up and they were stopping to look at that before getting on lombard. lombard heading to the bridge is also slow. let's -- i'm gonna move the maps to the eastshore freeway. we have a terrible commute on 80 from the carquinez bridge to the macarthur maze. you will need extra time. the bay bridge toll plaza is backed up for 20, 30 minutes before you get on the span. >>> let's go to steve. >> rather cool. the fog was more widespread yesterday. temperatures cooled down for most. even though there was some 80s. we went from 67 to 80. by the coast, the water temps have taken a tumble. that's allowed lotus drop in the 40s and 50s. gorgeous 82 degrees on tap today. i buy that. i buy that. west at fairfield, gusting to 1. oakland airport, west- southwest. it's west at napa. it's west at sfo. it's west at hayward. but the water temps have settled into what they should be. upper 40s and low 50s. 49 this morning in san francisco. we'll go 63 for a high today. 3 degre

tell us about the doyle of when information, who are these men who were sentenced and what's the evidence against them? >> the attack took place in 2012 but last year in september, the army claimed that they had arrested one of the shooters, and would shooters and the officer gave more information leading to a security sweep which involved the police and intelligence. now in all, 14 people were involved, 10 of them were arrested including the main planner who is said to be the owner of a furniture business. ten of them sentenced to life imprisonment antother still abscannedding. june southern in all involved, 10 sentenced, what about the other four? >> it is believed they were able to escape into afghanistan where the taliban chief is operating from. of course the search is still on for the arrest. at the moment, it is widely believed that they are probably hiding across the border somewhere in afghanistan. >> thank you very much live from islamabad. >> malala has become a global name for promoting education for all despite what she's been through. some don't support her message in pakist

temperatures into the low 70s for doyle's town. we'll reach a high today of 68 degrees. our temperatures today will range between 70 and 74. we expect to see mostly cloudy skies and on and off showers as we head into the afternoon and your early evening hours. the seven-day forecast shows we will see breezy conditions on saturday but take a look at the high. we're going to get pretty close to 80 degrees on saturday. that's a nice way to kick off the weekend. as we head into sunday our temperatures will drop down substantially. that's still pretty close to where we typically are this type of year. partly sunny skies. by monday we track rain and a chance of thunderstorms. we'll see a high of 65 degrees. into next week as the phillys come back home we dry out nicely. our temperatures warm up on tuesday. back to the 70s where we end next week in the r5050s. >>> rescue workers at ground zero continue to have health problems. >>> social media could be having an unhealthy affect on women. see what researchers found that they say could be cause for concern. ♪ ♪ wow something sou

a powdery substance had been reported in the office of mike doyle. the office of barbara comstock is also close by. offices had to be shut down but the police have given the all clear. nothing hazardous was found. >>> new details about an inflight emergency that turned out to be less serious than first reported. sky west flight 5622 from chicago to hartford made an emergency landing in buffalo. the pilot told air traffic controllers the plane might have a preferization problem. several passenger lost comfortness. they now say a -- a passenger lost consciousness. >>> ka'ron mason lived if fredericksburg. he was just 12 months old when he died. police believe he died from burns sustained during a hot bath. his foster father david marcussen is now in jail. he had cared for the boy since last summer. the boy had been in foster care since he was born. the department of social services released the statement saying the foster father had passed the requirements. >>> a mother and daughter killed in last month's german wing plane crash were remembered today i

o a a late winter evening, paul doyle, an intelligence analyst, was driving to his house outside of washingtond.c.,. it was quiet and dark. >> i got out of my car, there were two men waiting in the bushes. they jumped me. one man i fought with and we ended up on the ground in a tussle. and this one man said to someone else i didn't see, "shoot him." so i covered my heart with my arms, i turned to the side. [ gunshot ] >> and a shot went through me. >> reporter: one shot? >> one shot, and then i regard the click. >> reporter: another click? >> right. and nothing happened. >> reporter: you're shot once. >> right. >> reporter: you're rolling to protect yourself. >> right. i hear a chamber to clear it, gun jammed. at that point in time the lights went on in my house. >> reporter: joyal's wife, elizabeth, heard the commotion. >> all of a sudden i hear a shot. that flipped me out. i knew it was a gunshot, i knew it was a gunshot and i knew it was close. >> reporter: she opened the door and saw her husband. >> he's wearing a raincoat, a suit a hat, and he's doubled over, and you can see that he's in

powdery white substance that fell out of an envelope near the office of pennsylvania democrat mike doylen ordered to remain where they are and not go into the corridor. they are treating the substance with a lot of suspicion, a hazmat team has been called in. we'll bring you more details as we get them. >>> let's go to nicole petallides on the floor of the new york stock exchange with what investors are watching for nicole? >> reporter: facebook is looking good, up 87 cents at $84.49. looking like a winner here today. it's a winner year to date. the comps between twitter and facebook. the options market is betting that you will see a 5% move either way. up or down on this latest quarter, which actually is less than what we normally see. the average is about 9%. and the summer of 2013 had a 30% move to the upside. can be volatile. the estimates the street are looking for earnings per share of 40 cents and a revenue of 3.56 billion. talking a lot of course about mobile ad revenue that ayou continue thes for about two-thirds of total revenue. likely to be a big mover in tomorrow's trading a

health care plan and your doctor, and there's not a smidgen of corruption in the irs, and bloomberg doyle served with honor and distinction. do i need to keep going? but i want to believe the president. this is just too important. not only for us but for our children and our grandchildren. there are two sides to every deal. how do we know if we can trust the other side? how do we know if we can trust iran? but i guess that i don't have to worry because our president has us covered. >> if iran cheats, the world will know it. if we see something suspicious, we will inspect it. >> here's the problem. the iranians tried to keep their underground fortress a secret from us and the rest of the world when they were building it. and assuming that inspectors can even find evidence of noncompliance, the resolution process would take so long, who knows what the iranians would accomplish in that time. and why are the common folk in iran jumping up and down? if it's such a great deal for them, why do i feel like it may not such a great deal for us? why do the optics look wrong? why aren't we dancing in

the doyle drive replacement is just about done. >> this shows you how far along the project is. out of all the tons of concrete that's been poured out here, they're at the very end. this was poured on friday. and this section right here, this is one of the very last pourings of the project. soon after labor day contractors plan one last big road closure. it will last three days, beginning on a thursday night at 10 p.m. when it reopens just what's going to change for drivers? every detour goes away. every closed on ramp and off ramp will be back in use. >> all the connections from highway 1 will be open. rather than having north and southbound traffic on this one bridge, the other bridge will only be southbound. >> reporter: in addition the traffic for years now has been going for both directions in one new tunnel will spread out. the three new tunnels aren't quite finished. >> there's lights, fence, alarm systems, sprinkler fire systems, all those systems we're working day and night to get those systems up and running. >> reporter: once the new road and tunnels are open, work wi

mary doyle keefe was 92. she modelled for the original mormon rockwell patient p picture that symbolized the strength and contributions of women during world war ii. and this is cool. look at this. construction workers in southern china have made quite the discovery. they discovered 43 fossilized dinosaur eggs including 19 fully intact. look at that. archaeologists will analyze the eggs to determine their >>> dr. mehmet oz says he's not going anywhere. the medical doctor and tv host will deliver a strong statement on his show this afternoon, hitting back at critics. oz is facing serious scrutiny after 10 doctors at columbia university accused him of promoting certain treatments on his show for financial gain. oz denies that claim. >> i've long believed that doctors should never fight their battles or eacheer eerother in public but now i believe i must. >> oz also penned an op-ed for time.com. he says his show is designed to offer advice based on conventional medicine and the broader definition of wellness. oz

more sunshine for doyle touns, northeast fillphilly coming in in the low 50s.d upper 50s for cape may and atlantic city. 63, vineland 64 degrees for dover, and 63 philadelphia. mostly sunny today, 64 wilmington. 62 until glassboro. so here's future weather for the rest of your easter sunday. we'll eventually get into the 60s, closer to the 2:00 p.m. hour, otherwise, we'll be staying nice through this morning. now we into 7:00 p.m. and we notice that area of disturbed weather up to our north. so, again, some areas in the poconos could be seeing still a few more showers before the day is over. then for monday phillies home opener clouds increase it becomes warmer highs will be topping out in the upper 60s. and then we see more clouds later on monday night and that will lead us into more rain chances going into your tuesday. for today, though sunny and breezy, again, just not as windy as yesterday. 61 to 64 for the high temperature. and then we go into your monday and it's going to look nice. weather will hold off for the phillies home opener. tuesday, rain chance

john: joan doyle opened up one day and it struck her. she was spending more money every month that she and her husband had coming in. >> it was our cable bill and i had a meltdown. john: she was wasting money on a lot of things she really didn't need. >> we bought soaps and perfumes and candles and, you know things that they were on sale. so we bought them. john: and her credit card kept bigger and bigger. >> gasoline food everything we put on credit cards. john: she was more than 10 grand in debt. >> just opened this one up end of december. john: the credit councillor chris allen says what happened to joan happens to millions of hard working well meaning families so he helped us come up with a list of the top money wasters. number one having multiple phone bills. it can waste $500 a yaer oochltear. >> if you have a home phone and paying $60 on that and a cell phone, there's not necessarily a need to have both. john: two, unneeded cable channels many renoshlt your package, that can save $200 a year. three, too much dining out. cutting th

although our congressman from pittsburgh mike doyle, was in contact with john kerry, the secretary of would have thought they would have told either one or the both of them if there had been such attempts. i don't know -- i mean obviously i don't know who held him. but i think the idea of trading some of these people at guantanamo whom we want to get rid of anyway for american hostages is not a bad or an original idea. >> dan, i wonder often in these stories, the truth of the person can be lost in the breaking news. you knew him well. you knew him for more than 40 years. just before we leave you, what's one of your fondest memories of warren weinstein? >> warren weinstein was very sympathetic to the people of berundi. it's a small, rather obscure african country. but warren made a supreme effort to get to know the people of this country, you know, and to be able to explain them to me who was a new arrival there. the other thing about warren was he was a very humble person. he drove a beat up old volkswagen beetle. he's just an inquiring mind and a gentle soul. i mean think about him w

one was there arthur conan doyle who before the war wrote this really prescient short-story about an imaginary european country called onorland which is obviously germany that had a handful of submarines and nonetheless managed to bring the and british empire to its knees and that was his story which ran, he wrote it long before the war but it was published the month before the war. the other guy was jackie fisher. the admiralty hierarchy in britain, the first lord of the admiralty was winston churchill, he was the top dog in the admiralty and his number 2, essentials leave the chief operating officer jack fischer who was the first sea lord. he got it too, he understood too. he understood there were characteristics of the time that required that it be used a certain way and churchill completely dismissed that. he didn't accept the idea that a submarine would ever be used against civilian shipping. it was too of ridges to contemplate. >> the autonomy submarines had once they were at sea en you say once at sea, a you boat captain was free to conduct his patrol in whatever manner suited

you collected $10,000 from these superstars with michael doyle -- stephanie: and michael bloomberg.that, raising money for charity. stephanie: the finals are upon us. this morning i sat down with goldman sachs president gary cohn. gary will know if you one by saturday night because if wisconsin the kentucky, mr. cohn takes it all home for his charity. but if kentucky wins the whole thing, dan gilbert of quicken loans wins. gary points out the reason both he and dan have done so welcome to both of them are from cleveland, ohio. you, my friend -- they follow big ten basketball. it is not like they were throwing darts. there is real strategy behind it, and real dough john chambers of. cisco -- if duke beats kentucky, john chambers takes it all. if michigan wins, it becomes more complicated. matt: michigan state. honestly, university of michigan isn't good at any sports. stephanie: john chambers of cisco, dan gilbert of quicken loans, gary cohn. yours truly out of it. and team owners, people who really know basketball and own teams and are pumped up about it. $60,000 is a lot of dough.

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. >> whatever they want me to do, doyle it. but i need to stay here for my family. it's imperative.says they face a long legal battle ahead. his next court appearance is set for june. >> take a quick break here as we head out. a live look outside at central park. 51 degrees right now. and under fair skies. a little bit breezy. coming up the conditions could be getting better today. we'll show you why and first, another look at some of the easter events happening in the bay area today including one to check out. i love my mileageplus® explorer card. we're saving our united miles... ...for a trip to hawaii. we love free checked bags. i've saved $75 in checked bag fees. no foreign transaction fees means real savings. we can go to any country and spend money the way we would in the u.s. one of the best things about priority boarding is you can just get on the plane and relax. i put everything on the explorer card. i really want my united miles. >>> welcome back. dozens of dogs saved from meat farms in north korea. they all needed homes. we visited one lucky pup and his new family. >> th

bankers by simon johnson and then another book called in bed with washington, i believe, by larry doylek those areas would be excellent areas for you to, you know focus -- >> host: thank you. we get the point. >> guest: i agree with you. stephen brill's book, "bitter pill," which started as a time magazine cover is an amazing look at the dysfunctionalty of our health care system, and i would certainly tout it and ask people to read it. i haven't read the other two books. i think when it comes to the financial industry, one of the best things we could do is have a disruptive technology. you see it in bitcoin as people build coin base and block chain type systems we'll be automobile to have a digital and cyber currency that provide alternatives to some of the banking system. and it might enable commerce in a better way. >> host: george is in fort myers, florida. hi george. >> caller: hi. >> host: george, we're listening. >> caller: can you hear me? >> host: we are listening, sir. please go ahead with your question or comment for walter isaacson. >> caller: okay. einstein described himself

doyle: and this is where the oncology nursing society comes in. 1975, the oncology nursing society has worked tirelessly to lead the transformation of cancer care and ensure that our nation's oncology nurses are well equipped to tackle the health care challenges of the future. next week the oncology nursing society will hold its 40th annual congress. i want to commend the oncology nursing society for its commitment to the highest quality care possible for cancer patients, and i want to offer my congratulations on its 40th anniversary. thank you mr. speaker. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back. for what purpose does the gentleman from georgia seek recognition? >> to address the house for one minute and to revise and extend my remarks. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, the gentleman is recognized for one minute. >> thank you mr. speaker. before my time in congress i operated a small independent insurance agency for about 20 years. i was also fortunate to spend a number of years working with my grandfather on a

patrick doyle here to explain their strategy for both consumers and investors. get the door.ht now. >>> live from the most powerful city many the world, new york, this is "squawk box." >> welcome back to "squawk box" here on cnbc. we are first in business worldwide. i am joe kernen along with michelle caruso-cabrera and scott wapner. becky and andrew obviously both off today. futures this morning indicated sharply lower after trading not being able to react on friday to the weak employment numbers that we saw for march. you can see down about 130 on the dow jones. we're right around flatlining on most of these averages i guess, except for the nastdaq. down about 32 points. with the s&p indicated down about 15. and don't look now. i know it seems like the market has not been above where it was when apple was added to the dow, but purely coincidence at this time. it doesn't mean it's going to stay here does it wapner? >> absolutely not, joe. >> tough to double from there. that's just you know thank you, dow jones for adding apple. >> curse of the dow. >> thanks. >> appreciate i