policy reverberates here in berlin and europe jack james is senior fellow at the german marshall fund he's also a member of the council on foreign relations jack it's good to have you back on the show you just a few days ago from washington you know policymakers you know well makers here in berlin. what are they asking or what are they saying about this impeachment inquiry in washington that is going to happen and i think it's going to happen even by the end of this year if not before. and largely because of what mr trump said today or yesterday asking china now to get involved in this investigation i think he's got a problem understanding what his office is when he speaks and there's a larger problem here and that is. governance the relationship between the executive branch of the legislative branch and there's a 3rd level and that's what i'm really concerned about and that's the reliability of the united states and the trust in the ability to deal with the united states without having it immersed in domestic politics do you get this is that berlin is already preparing for a presiden

mind games that the coaches play is great in the world cup when lawrence dallaglio agrees with jack and says jamess just doing everything he can to keep his players the edge on saturday this is his moment as a coach and he knows he's going to say that are capable of going you know all the way to the fall. and winning it to go all the way england have to overcome perhaps the most formidable side in world sport history the all blacks juggernaut has not lost the world cup match 2007 and it's going to take some stopping david stokes al-jazeera. or wild take on south africa and the other semi aiming for their 1st ever world cup farnell the wealth of lost twice in the last almost recently in 2011 to france last week they're on a great run of form against the springboks not having won their last 4 encounters coach warren gatland says this is their best chance to go all the way playing the try. to get these opportunities once something once the last time potentially so. you've got to you've got to grab them with both hands and make the most of it and. i think it's important that we be it well this weekend

jack justin her. yankees pitcher james paxton had a gym going through 6 one run allowed 9 punch outs got exciting year. robinson chirinos nearly launches a to reading or. end the inning still for one new york. in the 7th another chance for houston 2 on for alex bregman the mvp candidate flies out to center. the best chance for houston late in the ecstasy only 4 one win. short term and here game 6 tomorrow night in texas. now let's talk some 40 niners this team already enjoying its greatest start since 1990 and an opportunity to stack another win the 5 niners one of the best in the league visiting one of the worst. this sunday we won in 5 washington redskins a washington franchise that just earned its first victory of the year. richard sherman and thj team not overlooking this opponent, not getting consumed with the winning streak either. >>means something they're so 0. >>whole team, you know that they acted players on both sides of the ball. coaches they're going fight for us and they're coming off their first win so obviously they have a little with them everything so be a good test for sunday, launc

jack believes that that signature was the very first autograph ever given to anybody by clint eastwood. he got jamesn, elvis presley, and many more before they were big stars. ♪ >> was there anyone that was particularly nasty? >> many. i remember the story of katharine hepburn. she would never sign. she would always go, "no, never, never, never on the street." very determined and difficult. >> did he ever get her? >> he had to earn it, but she's right there. >> i see she doesn't look very pleased. jack's persistence pays off in a big way. he shares a taxi with rock hudson and takes this photo. he captures this image of a typically deadpan alfred hitchcock. this one of joe namath in 1969, the year he won the super bowl. and sharon tate before her shocking murder. in time, he even begins traveling the world in pursuit of celebrity signatures. throughout the 1960s, '70s, and '80s, he snaps up sports figures, bollywood stars, politicians, and one of his favorites -- mexican telenovela actors. it's on a trip to mexico city in 1993 that jack -- now 64 years old -- approaches a struggling young mexican soa

next too after six-run 7th top 8 still 8, 2, adam g m dries a liner right off josh james into the bleachers to run jack with no answers 12 3 mansour final. >>take games in houston to take 2 nothing series lead. 3 friday. in d c. >>now let's introduce you to the newest 49 or one day you manual, sandy and sanders is in denver and this morning he suiting up for the lone undefeated team in the nfc. we'll get our first look at him and the san francisco offense in just a bit but first check this out left tackle joe staley practicing. after breaking his leg just a few weeks ago, not known yet if he'll play this weekend. now back to sanders. this is a system that he says is about 90% similar to what he was running in denver under offensive coordinator and former niners qb coach rich scangarello and there's no time being wasted here he's expected to be in action sunday against the panthers for the 10 year veteran. the opportunity to go after another championship is a welcome change in pace. the broncos are last place at 2 in 5 facing 3 straight losing seasons so now he's on a contender. >>they're reminding when

hicks polls one down the right-field line hits the fan o p three-run jack justin verlander i was 4 runs in the frame. yankees pitcher jamesm going one run allowed with 9 punch outs got exciting here. robinson chirinos newly launches a 2 run anger caught at the wall. a new york the 7th another chance for houston, 2, 1, for alex bregman. flies out to center the best chance for the stros lately a key seal a 4 one win short term and here game 6. night in houston. now let's talk some football. the 5 niners one of the best in the league visiting one of the worst and this sunday, the one in 5 washington redskins a washington franchise. the just turned its first victory of the year. last week richard sherman and the team though, not overlooking this opponent not getting consumed with the winning streak. others whole team. >>you know could place on both sides of ball. coaches are going fight for uand they're coming off their first win so obviously they have a little with them everything so will be good test for and some of you know launch about their >>meanwhile the raiders embark the next top of their five-game road trip today wi

jack. >>justin verlander allowed 4 runs in the frame. yankees pitcher james jim going through 6 one run allowed. >>action picked up though robinson chirinos nearly launches a 2 run dinger. >>caught at the wall and the inning still for one new york. in the 7th another chance for houston 2 on for alex pregnant, then the peak and flies out to center. was the best opportunity for the strolls later the yanks sealy 4 one win short term, i'm here game 6 tomorrow in houston. now to the nfl the raiders embark on the next stop their five-game road trip packers at lambeau left tackle trent brown is doubtful to play not because of his legal troubles but due to a calf strain. no major injuries for the raiders defense but their biggest rodgers, the cow legend one of the best ever play the game. his packers are 5, 1, jon gruden with an honest assessment of number 12. >>and his magnificent scrambling creating offense is uncommon. it's just it's just unbearable to watch. i hate watching this guy he's a. he's fun to watch, but he's really not fun to watch when you got to play

hicks polls one down the right-field line hits the fan o p three-run jack justin verlander i was 4 runs in the frame. yankees pitcher james paxton had a gym going in one run allowed with 9 punch outs got exciting here. robinson chirinos newly launches a 2 run anger caught at the wall. new york the 7th another chance for houston, 2, 1, for alex bregman. flies out to center the best chance for the stros lately yankee seal a 4 one win short term and here game 6. night on. football. the 5 niners one of the best in the league visiting one of the 5 washington redskins a washington franchise. the just turned its first victory of the year. last week richard sherman and the team though, not overlooking this opponent not getting consumed with the winning streak. >>means something about game. they're so 0. >>others whole team, you know that they get good players on both sides of the ball. coach is end game plan for us and they're coming off their first win so obviously they have a little with them and everything so be a good test for and sunday, launch about and a business out there. >>meanwhile, the raiders embark the next top of t

james anthony thank you. >>a major announcement today shaking of calm jack let its with major implications for sports and athletes on whether they should get paid for use of their likeness and the money-making services they provide for their school kron four's rob fladeboe has reaction to a new groundbreaking state law signed by governor newsome today. >>the nc double a the first in the nation losses student athletes can hire agents and make money from endorsements and schools from tossing athletes off the team if they c help steams off said housing and other costs, jose state assistant sports management professor cole armstrong. >>and this is an issue to do with the ability to the potential to capitalize on one's name image or likeness are to be paid for their name images like this by 3rd parties. so that could potentially provide an avenue to head off some of the high costs associated with living in the bay area. >>to students and more public and private universities in the state likely impacting big schools like stanford gallon usc the most. and basketball programs would likely see the biggest impact the law c

blue bottle started when the founder, james freeman, began roasting coffee beans in his apartment. the company has been headquartered near jack decade. >>> i don't know how we made it through the last couple of days. >> yes. our kids are homeschooled. so that's hard. >> an emotional morning for many people not knowing if their homes were lost or saved in the kincade fire and we are live at the sonoma county fairgrounds where some are allowed to return back home. >> they haven't given us an idea for when the power will come back on. >> some people never had the power turned on as another round of shutoffs hits the bay area today. we tell you how this could last. >>> from ktvu fox2 news, this is mornings on 2. >>> thank you for waking up with us on tuesday morning, october 29. i'm pam cook. >>> i'm dave clark. >>> we are going to lake county where we have sara zendehnam and the crew up there where the kincade fire has burned into lake county. you can see the incredible sight as we look live approaching the middletown area which we know was devastated by fire recently, about 20 miles north

james, it's not only senator graham. some of the president's strongest supporters, like general jack keane, he said one word, betrayal, betraying who fought side by side with marines and others of the u.s. armed forces to kick isis out of the country. for general keane to use the word betrayal is significant. >> i look from this perspective, what are the u.s. interests. we don't want the caliphate to return. we don't want the problems in syria to spill over in the region and have millions of refugees back on the road and we don't want iran to have a superhighway to threaten israel to our closest ally. i've got to be honest. if you step back and take a look at what the turks say they are going to do, i'm not sure it threatens any of those interests, i'm sore. >> thank you, james. you are talking about u.s. interests. isn't working with our allies part of the interest, too? you had nikki haley, former u.s. ambassador today, i quote, say the u.s. must always have the back of our allies if we expect them to have our back. isn't this going to lessen the united states's influence in the middle east given how much of a role these troo

saw jack put on helmet on and it said i heard the doubts that hot this wasn't really planned ahead of time and definitely brought a tear to my eye. overwhelmed, completely overwhelmed. >>tanya and james weiss's son was born with cerebral palsy and aboa football fan. shores league opened its arms to jackson and its playbook in a rival linden hers up to the coach. >>from london her son explained what we wanted to do. and when do want to do it in great and had a play set for his kids and we are just running down the field and all the other. >>kids on the other team started diving and it why and trying to make players really help to make it jackson special day. i saw jacks just have a big smile are the crew outgoing crazy behind me. >>pins and needles for jackson's parents, you just want for them and it's a little scary will they have friends will people make fun of them several years ago jackson sister emma started e say no to the r word campaign the bayshore community signed on no more using the term return hearted instead embrace differences. >>not a dry eye on the field. parents and players from both sides calling it the play of the year. no one even remember the final score. >>the f

president james bullard, also supporting the fed last two interest rate cuts and any future rate decisions will be made on meeting to meeting basis, so i guess it's dictate bid the activity out there, jackwe have been fairly bullish on the banks because of the valuations and you can make the case that they deserve the cheap valuations, do you see multiples moving at all higher or trying to gain a little bit more margin on that? >> i would say that the price earn to go ratio right now is maxed out, if you look at where we are at 0 to 0.25%, inflation, 19 times trailing, operating, using s&p earnings estimates is about all you'd expect at this point, i'm not really looking for a huge market move, what i've been talking about the last week and in particular the note that we did monday was a rotation more back to reciprocal risk profile within sectors, again, we have really seen an outperformance in the past year and year to date in those defensive utilities, real estate and staples, looks like now we have a yield on the s&p that's above the 10-year yield, does seem to us that there's a little bit of a year-end rally coming up and particularly a rotation back in reciprocal risk. maria: you