jack: jim, i wonder. if as that film suggests, things were returning to normal so quickly in saigon after the communist troops took over if that's true, first of all does it stay that way now that most of the foreign press are out? does it revert? or if it does stay that way, those thousands and thousands of south vietnamese who fled fearing a bloodbath, fearing reprisals, were they all terribly misguided and mistaken? jim: it's probably safe to assume that it's not going the stay this way forever. i talked to a number of cadre, local communists in saigon. they seem to suggest that things will remain much as they are right now for perhaps three months. and there will be a very gradual tightening. new restrictions. jack: controls. jim: coming in. new controls over the population. this may take a very long time. the policy does seem to be gradualism. but during this period of normalcy, one is struck by the numbers of people that came to us asking about their families whom they had sent to america. mainly, t

jack denofa didn't deny that. he simply said she left without going to his room. >> we knew jack denofa was in there, but we wanted to find out -- we wanted to place rachel in that room. >> four days had passed since denofa stayed in the motel room, and it had been cleaned repeatedly, but analysts got a break. on the outside windowsill, they found white fibers, and there was a tiny spot of blood in the shower stall. andrew nardelli compared those fibers to fibers from rachel's sweater. >> one of the main types of characteristics that we would look for first off would be color, and a number of the fibers from the window were a different color than the types of fibers that were from the sweater. >> though superficially similar, the fibers did not match. investigators now compared the blood sample from the shower stall to rachel's dna and got another setback. >> with the swab from the shower stall, there was no dna detected. i ran the sample twice. i tried to concentrate the sample. however, it was a small, very weak

. >> larry: hey, jack.t's going on on the ground in baltimore tonight? >> jack: everybody who's anybody who's black is here tonight, larry. all the big names -- denzel p. diddy, buster douglas, barack obama. >> larry: wait, jack. are you sure the president was in baltimore? because the president was in the bronx today. >> jack: president's got to move fast larry. that's part of their mystique. but it was definitely him. he came out of one of those porta-potties by himself. he's smaller in person and seems kind of fat, too. like five-seven -- >> larry: no, okay, jack -- that is definitely not him. i don't think you saw obama. i think you just saw a random brother. >> jack: not true, larry, and it wasn't just obama. i saw prince, beyonce, morgan freeman, sammy davis, jr. >> larry: wait, wait, wait -- sammy davis, jr.? he's not even alive. he's been dead for years. >> jack: well, he looked pretty good today. but the biggest one of all -- let me show you. i have a clip of it. yeah? huh? >> larry: who was that?

however, jack's side businesses raised concerns. >> jack started a car business. he would buy cars, repair them and sell them to people, and a majority of these vehicles would be sold on payments, you know, to help people out. >> not surprisingly, some of these people were unable to make the payments. >> we had learned that if people weren't paying their car payment on time, he had no problem going and seizing that vehicle, repossessing it and taking it back. >> the myers also owned some rental properties and had recently evicted tenants who were behind in their rent. >> and we had to look at that as a motive for the murder. >> when investigators asked family members if there were any relatives who wanted to do jack and linda harm, they all identified the same person, andrew huffman. >> andrew huffman is the biological father of the 4-year-old little boy that jack and linda have custody of. linda and andrew huffman's relationship was strained from the beginning. >> huffman had refused to pay child support for johnny. >> andrew did not like my mother. she made him

when you're here in germany, are you albrecht or are you jack? >> barsky: no, i'm jack. i...now, the... i let the albrecht out and sometimes he interferes, but they, they get along very well now. ( laughs ) >> kroft: the berlin wall, which once divided east and west, is now gone except for a section that has been turned into an art display. checkpoint charlie, once the epicenter of the cold war, is now a tourist attraction, full of kitsch. statues of karl marx and friedrich engels still stand in the eastern part of berlin relics of another era, as is the man who straddled two worlds and got away with it. ♪ your body was made for better things than the pain, stiffness and joint damage of moderate to severe rheumatoid arthritis. before you and your rheumatologist decide on a biologic ask if xeljanz is right for you. xeljanz is a small pill, not an injection or infusion for adults with moderate to severe ra for whom methotrexate did not work well. xeljanz can relieve ra symptoms and help stop further joint damage. xeljanz can lower your ability to fight infections, including tub

would say, jack, are you jack nicholson.nicholson? >> no, but he has been given the opportunity. because people in britain like tv shows want to get him in front of jack and say whenever there is a film premier that jack is at in london, they will say we have this idea. we want you to be in the crowd and then step on to the red carpet in front of jack and we will be a shot of you and him. my dad would tell me this on the phone. and say, i don't know what to do. and i'd say have you decided what to do, yes, yes, it's jack's night. he is principled about it. >> jimmy: is this his primary vocation? >> he has always been a frustrated performer. he would have loved to have been an actor. like i say no talent does get in the way. being a look-alike, just overnight, people started to come up -- when the tim burton batman film came out and jack was the joker and people would say to him on the street you look like jack nicholson. then he got an agent and started to do jobs. now he doesn't do it as much. now, since jack is not doing f

in this context jack spoke amounts to a cultural recovery. what is remarkable is not just the socialist party said for the working man or even antiwar. it's a basic faith in the goodness of the american people. as many of the two militants say what distinguishes them is a stubborn belief south government was so possible. o-oscar a marriage or the socialist organizer in the 1940 autobiography contains a foreword from carl sandburg. and no other time in history and all the history of the race of men suffered widespread because abundance for all. the strictly american problem can either be solved by serious in the manchester long ago brought by the slogans emanating from the sick as a vera. it can only be solved in the american way of practical thinking and genuine love of country. we americans must solve it. supposedly demonstrated by suggesting americans are socially liberal but frugal. according to polling by the recent foundation in february, college station americans are marshaling more favorable socialism and capitalism when asked to choos

have you ever heard of juice jacking?no, i have not. >> reporter: juice jacking can happen at the point where you plug your usb charger into a public docking station. you play have seen or used them at airports, hotels or coffee shops. you think you're giving the battery a boost, but cyber criminals get something even information they can use against you. >> they're stealing information from your phone, but there isn't necessarily a way that you as the phone owner would know that it's happening. >> reporter: wine williams runs -- ryan williams runs purchaseblack.com and is working on a mobile app for his site. he said on an android phone this screen gives users three options to charge the device, send data or do both. this device is the best chance for juice jacking to occur because the cord you use to charge your phone also transmits data and when you use a public charging station, it can flow into the wrong hands. >> given the sensitivity of data these days and how much important stuff's on here, i want to know if someo

the new buttery jack burgers from jack in the box.eers and applause) >> jon: hey, everybody welcome back. so we're talking about immigration. hot-button issue in the 2008 and 2012 election. in the race for 2016 it is only getting hotter. >> hillary clinton returned to nevada. >> to rekindle her relationship with hispanic voters she declared her unequivocal support to a path for citizenship for illegal immigrants. >> we can't wait any longer for a path to full and equal citizenship. >> jon: i said it, am i president now. are we done here people. particular stock, i got meetings. clinton awe immigration gambit sway latino varieties we are joined by al madrigal. al. (cheers and applause) good to see you. >> this is amazing no candidate has ever offered no ever offered this much. >> path to citizenship solid opening offer. not a bad start even if her historic immigration speech was delivered in what is clearly the adult circulation room of a public like-- public library. i guess she figured hey this say good enough place for homeless guys

i can tell you when jack saul saw jack saul -- when jack vine and loved it and knew it it right away,were both, we have to do this. i felt the same way when jess on my corporate development team came to me and talked about periscope. right away, we were like, we have to make it part of the company. my daughter said, i have bad news and good news. there is an article that says, you are one of the worst five ceos of 2014. ok, what is a good news? you are number five. i hope that is a lesson i have taught them about how not to get carried away one way or another about these things. emily: i hope you will tell me about beekeeping. [laughter] dick: the cool thing about the bees, i spend most of my time watching them. the whole way the hive works. what is going on. the crazy stuff that happens as the seasons change. the way they build and everything is fascinating. i love just watching them and hanging out and watching them. emily: you bring honey to the office. dick: to some people. there is not an infinite supply. some people get it and some people don't. emily: what is next for dick cost

bruce and jack is back.erous, they say. >> if you're stupid enough to have an affair and stupid enough to talk about it on facebook, what do you expect? melissa: it's not even just that. it's people going on twitter and things like that and saying things their spouse doesn't like. married couples are fighting about this at least once a week. who are these people? >> i think one of the problems with facebook it doesn't allow old relationships to die a natural death. i got off of facebook. first of all it turns out i don't have enough friends. it was getting embarrassing for me. also it's good to let relationships die sometimes. melissa: bruce, how much time do you spend on social media, and how does your wife feel about it? >> i spend a lot of time uploading stuff about my business. my wife doesn't look or care. melissa: that was another thing. many many people knew their spouse's password. jack, do you know your spouse's password? >> more importantly does she know mine? melissa: you dodged. you didn't answer

so jack is going along with good counsel.was so excited about it. >> did you ever consider anything you did in the white house? >> is the most incredible interest among tourist and they would start going. but many come home saying we had more people today. this would be after you found the monroe table. eisenhower and their first two years. the guidebook with sally and teasing mcnally about it. i was so happy that i could do something that made them proud of me. because i'll tell you one wonderful thing about him. i was really never any different once i was in the white house than i was before. suddenly everything had been an liability before -- your hair that you spoke french that you didn't just adore the campaign. and when he got in the white house, all the things i had always done suddenly became wonderful. i was so happy for jack that he could be proud of me then. because he made me so happy. ♪ >> remarkable partnerships and iconic women. their stories in first ladies, the book. chris she said the portrait of washington

does the market not know jack?come to the world of hopes and dreams versus the world of cold hard reality and facts. shake shack is the 68 store hamburger chain, the restaurant which has arguably the best hamburger i've ever tasted. last week's numbers were impressive. double digit sales growth plus a profit no one expected particularly and most importantly, the many short sellers who were betting against shack. on the call the company emphasized how it has a clear runway to expand how it intends to go from regional to national as quickly and best it can. it's early and the runway is huge when the company is talking about siting the first store in los angeles. they aren't even in l.a. a they aren't there yet? can you imagine how many more years this company can grow like crazy? jack in the box on the other hand is saddled with just being great. it's a domestic company that delivered better than expected quarters and this is no different. it gave you a huge 50% dividend boost. they yawned. people dumped the stock fu

thank you jack. mr. pilpal? >> as an individual i agree with jack's summary, this is complicated, what jack didn't mention is there is litigation over the prior agreement, which people may litigate further, in fact i think there is still one lawsuit, that is at the court of appeal last week we will see what happens with that. you know i spend a lot of time reading this and thinking about these issues. and i am not clear in my mind whether this is the best approach, a lot of me thinks, that the waste we generate in the city, we should bring it to the local landfill rather than transportation -- hay road is the next one out. at the same time i think the rate payers shouldn't pay more than necessary, and we should minimize other environmental impacts, so eyou get into weighting, different criteria and coming up with the best solution with admittedly, all bad solutions, we shouldn't be sleping things to landfills, that's where we are right now, hopefully, we will get to 0 waste and not have substantial contribution

jack ross, the author commented his studies on these issues. his family was involved in trade unions and the socialist movement. this is the book a history of socialism, it's a little thick at its history. i myself was a child of the european revolutions. my first night in america was 1939 sleeping on the floor of the apartment floor of a german jewish refugee refugee friend of refugee friend of my mother's death meant that the ship when it docked. he come at 19-years-old, with the economic editor of a newspaper of the communist party of germany. a brilliant man, he would later wrote a book called the vampire economy known to some of us old-timers the vampire economy during business under fascism. it's fascinating how corrupt the fascist nazis were. my mother wrote one of the first definitive books about communism in russia where she lived for seven years. the conservative icon wrote in "the new york times" reviewing my mother's autobiography frida a plea had some part in many of the grand and grim events of our time and knew half of the people

ev and jack and i work well together now. jack and ev are still on the board.hose two run successful companies in their own right. the beauty of this for both of them is that it is hard for anyone in the world to look at those two and say, well, they got lucky. emily: how often do you talk to them? dick: pretty regularly. jack and i, we have dinner every tuesday night at zuni cafÉ. emily: good chicken. dick: good chicken. come for the good chicken, stay for -- emily: they are going to love this. dick: i am basically walking around doing ads for zuni cafÉ. ev and i talk regularly, too. in fact, ev and i are trying to figure out when we can get dinner next week. emily: do you feel like you have their support? dick: i think so. the short answer is yes. jack thinks about the product, he will have these product insights that come at twitter from a different angle. and then ev always has this really firm grounding in the user. the user, the user, the user. that has gotten him where he is. running his third successful company. emily: what are you doing to improve the

jack? >> good afternoon commissioners, jack bear with the san francisco giants, baseball time, with sea wall lot 337. i will get to the matter in hand after the passive of proposition b, last june 2014 we decided to take our time take a hard look at our project and not go directly on the ballot. so since june of 2014, we have conducted a series of focus group and polling and discussions with community leaders, and most importantly many meetings with the port and mayor's office staff, to discuss revisions, to the plan that phil mentioned, to receive unanimous, endorsement back in 2013. the polling and the focus group suggested there was a heighten interested in heights along the waterfront obviously as an outgrowth of the washington project and campaign. at the same time, there say recognition of tradeoffs in the city, for example, housing on transit corridors, and involves increased heights, and the tradeoffs that come in terms of parks and open space. so the focus groups p polling were enc

out of favor with the rest of the restaurant group, still i like jack and i know jack.f you told me six months ago they would become the most emotionally kim zkal group in the market the joke is on who is trying to apply traditional techniques to the industry. you want jack you want a potential turn round, buy mcdonald's, you want a great burger, i say buy a great burger from shack and maybe you're not getting a bargain but just a dream. and should you hop aboard now or is there more trouble ahead and i promise to go tlooi as many stocks as humanely possible. don't miswhat i find when i found some inthe radar bioscopes under the microscope. stick with cramer. (announcer) you run a business. could be any kind of business. and every day, you've got important decisions to make. like hiring. where are you gonna find those essential people you need? with ziprecruiter, it's simple. we post your job to over a hundred job boards with just a single click. so you can reach millions of qualified candidates. then we'll give you the tools to help you manage, screen and rank your app

jack knew what to do. take the cowboy with him. and that's how the buttery jack came to be. our juiciest, butteriest craviest burgers ever. the new buttery jack burgers from jack in the box. >>> the warriors are in the western conference finals. they need a big come back to capture game one. so much star power and steph curry. big trouble for the rockets. dwight howard goes down with a knee injury when his teammate fell on top of him. he played 26 minutes. he had 20 points. warriors were down. they go on a 25-6 run to end the second quarter. steph curry beats the buzzer at the half. somehow the warriors were up three. hardin takes over late. harden tie itself at 197. he had 28. the baby face assassin goes for 34. and the warriors hold on 110-106 with game two at oracle. >> our bench has been good all year. >> again i try to come in and do my part. i was able to make some plays to help our team get into a run. >> they got off to a great start. credit for keeping us afloat. >> have to see them pla a full 48 minutes. they were overshadowing them and posey reaches out. tim had y

jack knew what to do. take the cowboy with him. and that's how the buttery jack came to be.est, butteriest craviest burgers ever. the new buttery jack burgers from jack in the box. >>> new video shows a sea lion rescue near santa barbara. experts coaxed the oil-covered animal to a carrier. rescuers are using a toothbrush to scrub the thick tart-like oil off a sea lion they saved. a rescued seal and six pellicans are being rescued. a dolphin and three pellicans have been found dead near the area of the spill. >>> row teres reports -- routers reports they are looking into charges of the texas company that owns the pipeline that ruptured. they will be closed until june 4th. that's a week longer than expected. the high waves are delaying clean up. the snow now covered 10 square miles. >>> a music group from san francisco wants you to keep an eye out for a special prop that is now missing. it is a giant eyeball masks used by the residents. the mask was part of a traveling museum tour over the last three years. it was fed exed back to san francisco, but never arrived. a group spok

the new buttery jack burgers from jack in the box. oakland tonight.. as protestors push the limits of how far the city is willing to go.. to keep the peace. good evening, i'm brian hackney. >>> arrests on the streets of oakland tonight as protesters push the limits of how far the city is willing to go to keep the peace. good evening. >>> we have been tracking the protests all night. demonstrators have been marching since night ball with the police nearby. it seemed like the protest was coming to a close startly after 10:00. no arrests have been made at that point. that is when the police moved in after protesters moved in despite warnings. . >> reporter: this was on 14th and broadway. it was the scene very similar to last night when the police began making arrests prior to these arrests oakland police sounded over a loudspeaker. once again, for demonstrators to get out of the streets and on to the sidewalks of the protest started when 100 protesters gathered at the plaza. their message to protest against police violence and voice their opposition, once

jack let me begin by asking you about bonds and interest rates. it appears we're not going to get any interest rate hikes until later in the year but already yields on the ten-year treasury security have gone up quit over the past couple of months. do you think that rise is coming closer to an end and taken bonds to a point they might be attractive again? >> yeah i can talk my book because we have actually recently added some treasury to our portfolios for that same rationale. i think treasury yields have gotten ahead of the underlying economy. there's an expectation the economy is going to shrug off q1 and rebound into q2 q3 and certainly what treasury markets are discounting, so i do think treasuries offer a little bit of value in here. >> jeff, wha the equit market what's going to be the main driver? jack kind of outlined what's going to affect the bond market but that makes it a more complicated environment, does it not, for the equity side of things? >> it does and it doesn't. i think we are back to that old environment where a lot of growth

jack knew what to do. take the cowboy with him. and that's how the buttery jack came to be. our juiciest, butteriest craviest burgers ever. the new buttery jack burgers from jack in the box. >>> a grocery outlet is pulling harris ranch brand ground beef off its shelves because of a concern it may contain glass. this comes after an oakley woman says she found glass chards in her meat loaf. they pulled all of the packages of meat from the 185 stores. 31 are here in the bay area. store officials say they are trying to determine where that glass actually came from. >>> there is a thriving industry right now around the posting of fake reviews. people are getting paid to write glowing reviews leaving you to wonder which you can trust this. >> michael finney shows us what we need to know to protect ourselves. >> offers from both those who pay for reviews and those who write them are blatant. the intent is to get a positive review of a service. the reviewer may not have even tried it. >> she saw a posting involving social media and thought it would be perfect for her. >> social medi

jacks barbecue and start with little bit of oil in our heated pan.g to take about a pound and half of about half inch or so diced chuck. we're going to spread it out a little bit. listen to that sizzle. add a pinch of black pepper add a little pinch of salt. give it a quick stir. keep stirring. i'm actually using chuck steak and i think chuck steak makes a very flavovorrable chili. don't be afraid to leave a little bit of fat in there. there's lot of flavor in that fat. probably about six or seven minutes on the stove. while your meat is cooking slide to a different burner get your chili pot ready to go. now it's time to make our chili mix. half a cup of butter melted, about half a mott of cup of jalapenos. too cups of onion. we have our three main ingredients in right now. start giving it a little bit of a stir. onions are translucent three or four minutes should do it in the meantime don't forget your meat. got to keep stirring it. onions are cooking and you don't want to add anything else until you're onions are a little bit translucent. this is a

>> jack: hey. there she is! >> phyllis: there you are. >> jack: hello. [ smooches ] >> phyllis: hey, don't you check your messages anymore? >> jack: yeah. billy changed his mind. he's gonna have the wedding in town. >> phyllis: yeah, as in right now, so come on. let's go. >> jack: no. oh, g-- i just got home. can't we send a gift? candlesticks are always nice. >> chelsea: i know it's incredibly short notice. >> anita: oh, but it's not that kind of short notice. i mean, nobody's got a gun, if you know what i'm saying. >> ashley: of course not. this is love, and you and billy -- you've earned this. no apologies, right? >> anita: that's right. >> chelsea: thank you. this is so surreal, you know -- getting a second chance like this, finding someone who loves me and we can be together and raise our children together. i mean, did you ever imagine my life being like this? >> anita: oh, baby, i did -- just like this. this is everything i hoped for

not jack black like either.ound. obviously, hewlett-packard. you -- carlyfiorina.org. this came out -- did not register this domain. so, right now, someone else has registered the domain. and if you go there, it talks about how many people you laid off at hewlett-packard and has a bunch of sort of -- upside down frownie faces. >> it's kind of funny, actually. >> it's not bad. it's pretty funny. it's all good. we have a sense of humor about that. >> do you know who own sethmeyers.org? >> seth: certainly, i have no idea. >> i do. >> i do. i just bought it in the green room actually. >> seth: you just bought it in the green room. [ laughter ] >> so you better be really nice to me. [ laughter ] >> seth: oh, my goodness. >> really, i did. i just bought it. so -- [ laughter ] actually, it was really cheap, seth i hate to tell you -- [ laughter ] >> seth: really? >> yeah. >> seth: that's heart breaking. that is heart breaking. well, you know what, i'll start laying people off so you have something to put it on it. [ la

tonight, join jimmy and his guests -- jack black. melissa rivers. comedian, jeff garlin.nd featuring the legendary roots crew. >> questlove: 255, tanzania. >> steve: and now, here he is, jimmy fallon! ♪ ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: hey. that's a hot crowd right there. looking good. looking good right there. hot crowd. welcome, welcome, welcome, welcome, welcome, welcome, welcome, welcome, welcome, welcome, welcome, welcome, welcome to "the tonight show" everybody. you're here. you made it. this is the city. we're here. we're at the "tonight show." it's a great show. hey guys. let's get to some news here. there's so much news to get to. so let me just start it off by saying congratulations to american pharoah and floyd mayweather on their new royal baby. [ laughter ] i didn't read the news. i didn't read the news. i didn't look at it. big sports story though. on saturday, floyd mayweather beat manny pacquiao to keep his undefeated title. yeah. that's actually something i have in common with floyd mayweather. neither of us has ever lost a a boxing match. [ laughter ]

jack knew what to do. take the cowboy with him. and that's how the buttery jack came to be. our juiciest, butteriest craviest burgers ever. the new buttery jack burgers from jack in the box. >>> it was a terrifying sight, asiana plane crash emergency support was swift. we wanted to know what if a similar crash took place in silicon valley. >> senior investigative reporter steven stock has uncovered, eye-opening information about sjc. >> i need you to bring in medical gear. >> reporter: video from a fire fighter's helmet camera gives a close-up look of the asiana crash at sfo. it also shows the incredible and immediate actions of the first responders there. >> they all shared a similar experience of an initial impact. >> reporter: the ntsb investigation credited san francisco fire department staffing levels as being "instrumental in responding so quickly and saving lives." >> there are essentially two large openings. >> reporter: sffd had 23 firefighters on duty on the scene within five minutes of the crash. the first vehicle was there within three minutes. we wanted to know

jack and ev are on the board. they run successful companies in their own right. emily: how often do you talk to them? dick: we have dinner once a week at zuni cafe. emily: good chicken. dick: i am walking around doing commercials for zuni cafe right now. we talk regularly. we are trying to figure out when we can get dinner next week. emily: do you feel like you have their support? dick: the short answer is yes. jack thinks about the product, he has insights that come at it from a different angle. ev always has this really firm grounding in the user. that has gotten him where he is. running his third successful company. emily: what are you doing to improve the core experience for the user? ♪ emily: tales of great founders and ceos all are boiled down to legend. dick: the problem is, people create this mythology about people. the reality is, everybody has one or two superpowers. and then lots of flaws. emily: what is your superpower? dick: i am present inside the company. anybody in the company will feel like they can talk to me. there is no, don't tell him that. w