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jack. which i'm sure. you. think you are just some you. know. just when they finally clicked it was decided to dissolve the crew the space program it changed now they'd be a crew of two instead of three go with just fish moreover the launch was rescheduled and brought forward several months preparations had to continue at a greater pace. into a solution is just you move you are the most abuse you should reduce the group among. those is do are you. pleased with what we. do you know good move. nicolaides he is he is a great person he is he's got a hard exterior a strong russian but as soft inside he he's a continual stream of advice so i fully expect that as we go to the space station i'll get more advice take it slow to hornets. i've been training with him for so long that i did things that he says or his facial expressions or just his body language i know what he's. thank you we're like an old married couple and when i don't understand new born you'll see he will which is twenty years of speaking english he will explain it in english. i got. it

sure. >> jack's father was a three-star general. >> okay. >> okay? stationed at the naval war college at the time. i don't know if general kelly heard first and went to eileen. i cannot answer that. i don't remember. >> yeah, sure. it's good that you were able to go down to d.c. and be with her then. >> yes. >> that must have been a stressful drive down for you. >> the whole week was stressful. you know, making the arrangements. you have to wait for the body to come back. >> right. >> it was stressful because she was getting letters from jack, you know, like i said, you know, letters are still coming in, you know, because jack was in the infantry, too, so you could three or four. so we were getting letters that is week from jack when he was -- so that was -- that was really hard. and it was hard for me because harry was there. >> right. >> okay? and, you know, then it hits you like, oh my goodness, you know? even though other classmates had been killed this one was the closest. >> right. >> to me. okay? because we were very close friends. >> uh-huh.

sure. >> how about that one? >> jackedix seasons reba also headlined her own sitcom. so how about a comeback? >> we're all talking about it. >> yeah? >> we're so excited that everybody else is having such great success with the rebooting of their sit comes. we want to do it, so until they say yes we're kind of on hold. >> reba is into this. she's pitches story lines. she's into it, people. >> we are taking notes. >>> well, like reba, shania twain has had a hit residency in las vegas. but now shania is heading back on tour. i had to get the scoop about her surprise get-together with taylor swift. and will they meet up on stage? >> let's go, girl. >> you two are going to be on tour at the same timement i'm wondering if you could be popping over@pepation tour. she likes to pull out a guest on stage. >> i owe her. >> one time i just dropped in at one of her houses. she said come on over. and we had wine and cheese and just chatted, so i owe her an invitation. >> these two are long time pals. they did a "thelma and louise" paro

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jack. for find somewhere quiet to take a. working on that point i'm sure does sound like it's all about the banking maybe the rebels had some help let's dig a little deeper most of you know about general wesley clark's famous quote about seven countries in five years i've played this pub on the show. check your notes will be an exam a chant. clerk is a four star general the former nato supreme allied commander and he ran for president two thousand and four basically nothing with his life nothing at all. he may very well be remembered for the fact that he told us the pentagon said to him in like two thousand and two we're going to take down seven countries in five years we're going to start with iraq then syria lebanon then libya somalia sudan we're going to come back get iran in five years most of those have happened and we've added some to the list of course afghanistan well they didn't have our money they had our drugs. twenty four thousand afghans they were producing twice as much as it did in two thousand by twenty fifteen afghanistan was the source of

it's almost like jack welch when he left. >> is sure sounds like viacom who also had a nice exit package. sherry wants bob baker's to run the show with him to combine companies. he wants his team led by joe to be running it. joe apparently gets $70 million. not only that, they are going to face tremendous shareholder lawsuits. here is the real thing i understand. i spoke with some people and they said he doesn't have a problem getting fired. he almost welcomes it. that's why he's not moving from his demand which is what he wants to bid for the company and why he wants joe is his number two. this is a classic game of boardroom chicken. they're both playing chicken because of that compensation package and the pain that will be felt on sherry redstone and that combined company from the class action lawsuits. >> investors love him. that's what i was going to say, and they should. >> if someone said to you i'm going to fire you and you can go away with tremendous perks, i think they could run a studio or something. there's a lot of stuff in there, and a hundred $50 million. what would you do.

jack, the gold delaney. selection and storage is very important. make sure they have a nice gift to the touch when you bring them home. store them on the counter. never in the refrigerator. look at this one. is this cool or what? i just like looking at these things. they are so beautiful. i am tony tantillo, remember to eat fresh and stay healthy. ley. that story and more at five. that's it for k-p- i-x 5 news at noon. the bold and the beautiful is next. ken and liz will see you at >> that's a good idea . >>> the crack of bowling pins and gunshots. the search is on for gunman. who opened fire in a bowling alley? more on that at 5:00. >> that does it for us on kpix 5 at noon. the bold and the beautiful is next. >> we will see you back here at 5:00. have a great afternoon. you could save energy by living off the grid. completely. or... just set the washing machine to cold. do your thing. with energy upgrade california. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> justin: i have the papers you asked for. >> bill: complete contract? >> justin: two signatures, and steffy owns the beach house. >> bi

jack is, to be honest. no, he won't be involved. i'm quite suredoes not wa nt to are stuck with a player who does not want to play for sunderland and he wa nts to want to play for sunderland and he wants to leave. but where is he going to go to? that is the conundrum. play for somebody else, but the stumbling block is the contract. jack did that article that he wanted to play for england again. to do that he will have to play football somewhere. steven gerrard is on a shortlist to become the new manager of rangers. he retired in 2016 and joined the youth set up at liverpool after rejecting an offer to manage mk dons. he's being considered as a possible successor to pedro caixinha who was sacked last october. graeme murty is in charge until the end of the season, but is unlikely to be given the job on a permanent basis. also coming up in the programme. we'll look ahead to this evening's action at the world snooker championship — hazel irvine and the gang will have a full round—up from the crucible. and take drugs or race men — that's the option giv

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jacks every opportunity now to make sure that those accusations are proven to be false. dr. jackson is a great story, t small-toas kid, goes off to medical school, volunteers to serve our country land rises the way up to admiral, has treated soldiers, men and womenn ombat. he's served multiple presidents, republicans and democrats. he's a great pick for this role. and we look forward to him having his day in front of the american people make his case. on the vetting process, keep in mind, to become admiral and to work in the white house, there's plenty of background chec that happen all the time. ch this case, there is also an f.b.i. backgrounk that happens before the nomination is sent forward. amne of the accusations c forward on this. additionally, there's also a financial element with the government ethics. it's the office of government ethics that's set up to do financial de-conflicting that t happens befo nomination is forwarded. so in all of that there were no red flags raised. a couple people have come rward who have raised some accusations to the ranking member of v

jack's first appearance on national television, he seems undecided. >> are you going to run? >> well, i think that we have a good chance at carrying massachusetts in 1952. and i'm seriously considering running. i'm not sureactly i'm going to do. it's still a year away. >> jack felt the pressure. i think papa really wanted him to go for the top. and that was it. >> in the 1950s, it would be unheard of in the united states for anyone with presidential ambitions to think of running as an unmarried man. it was absolutely essential in joe kennedy sr.'s mind that jack be married. >> jack's pal, charles bartlett, plays matchmaker, inviting jack and a female friend to dinner. >> this young unmarried lady was jackie bouvier. and kennedy followed her out to her car after the dinner party was over. so she had enormous appeal. >> an aspiring reporter, 21-year-old jackie has just completed her bachelor's degree at george washington university. >> jackie had the reputation of being what people then called a brain, very, very bright. but at the same time very glamorous. >> jackie was different from the kinds of women he dated or had one-night stands with, and there was real chemistry between them. >> jackie saw a bigge

accounting at the end of the immelt reign, i'm sure john flannery is going to clean house, but we would wait until that review is complete >> at this moment in time, jackyou worried about free cash flow i'm sure investors are concerned about the dividend >> you bet i wouldn't be surprised to so he a further 50% cut. reducing their outflow from 4 billion to 2 billion, that would give them breathing room in the restructuring. i think that would be prudent. >> santoli or jack, american express is less than 100 billion. utx less than 100 billion. caterpillar less than 100 billion. ge getting close the oldest dow component will it always be a dow component, jack? >> i really think the committee would have a hard time removing ge it's just such a storied company. >> i know. that's part of the tragedy >> what is ge going to be? that's the fundamental existential question that investors are asking if they're only $4 billion in the $20 billion sale of assets that they forecasted, we don't know what will be left of ge and whether that reflects the economy as we want it to be reflected in the dow jones industrial average >> you're right, melissa 31% of revenues a

sure. >> how about that one? >> jackedabout a comeback? >> we're all talking about it. >> yeah? >> we're so excited that everybody else is having such great success with the rebooting of their sitcoms. we want to do it. so until they say yes we're kind of on hold. >> let me tell you this. reba is ready for this reboot. she even pitched me potential storylines for how it would come back. it's good, everybody. >> let's move on to this lady, shania twain. she's no stranger to the academy of country music awards. she's won four acms but next month she's kicking off her shania tour. but first i had to get the scoop about shania's surprise get-together with taylor swift. >> we're going to be on tour at the same time. i'm wondering if you could be popping over to the "reputation" world tour as -- you know, she loflz to pull a guest out on stage. >> i owe her because one time i just dropped in on one of her houses. she said come on over, and we had wine and cheese and just chatted. so i owe her an invitation. >> these two are long

if they are wearing a jack, walking to school in the morning, make sure they bring it home. look at the temperatures today, it's going to be in the upper 70s as you go back to pick them up from school or riding home, also in that pickup line. our temperatures today will make you have to turn on the air conditioning for a little while. it's going to be up to 83 in gilroy and also in east san jose, cupertino, 80 degrees. it's going to be breezy as well, about 5 to 10 but we could have higher gusts, oakland 74 degrees. 64 in half moon bay. redwood city, 72. low 70s in san francisco and the mission districts and embark der ra and north bay up to 80 degrees in sonoma. as we break down today in oakland, we'll be in the low 70s by 4:00 and it's going to be a beautiful day but there will be some changes ahead. an area of low pressure will increase onion shore flow. that means a stronger ocean breeze and our temperatures will be coming down in response. as we head towards the weekend, a very slight chance of rain in the north bay. elsewhere it does stay dry. in san francisco, we go f

jack. for find somewhere quiet to take a. working on that point i'm sure does sound like it's all about the banking maybe the rebels had some help let's dig a little deeper most of you know about general wesley clark's famous quote about seven countries in five years i've played this pub on the show being announced check your notes will be an exam if the end. clerk is a four star general the former nato supreme allied commander and he ran for president two thousand and four basically nothing with his life nothing at all. he may very well be remembered for the fact that he told us the pentagon said to him in like two thousand and two we're going to take down seven countries in five years we're going to start with iraq then syria lebanon then libya somalia sudan we're going to come back get iran in five years most of those have happened and we've added some to the list of course afghanistan well they didn't have our money they had our drugs. twenty four thousand afghans they were producing twice as much as it did in two thousand by twenty fifteen afghanistan

jack. for find somewhere quiet to take a. working on that point i'm sure does sound like it's all about the banking maybe the rebels had some help let's dig a little deeper most of you know about general wesley clark's famous quote about seven countries in five years i've played this pub on the show. check your notes will be an exam a fee and. clerk is a four star general the former nato supreme allied commander and he ran for president two thousand and four basically nothing with his life nothing at all. he may very well be remembered for the fact that he told us the pentagon said to him in like two thousand and two we're going to take down seven countries in five years we're going to start with iraq then syria lebanon then libya somalia sudan we're going to come back get iran in five years most of those have happened and we've added some to the list of course afghanistan well they didn't have our money they had our drugs. twenty four thousand afghans they were producing twice as much as it did in two thousand by twenty fifteen afghanistan was the source

there is a line, i think you will agree with me, i'm not sure where you put yourself on that line, between enthusiastic ceos and jack ass, right? i'm not accusing you, but there is a line there, right? >> i think so. i think some of this is what is your enthusiasm about. i think that for me, and i hope for a lot of people, i'm just really passionate about people and what i do and just very fortunate. so it is not me trying to do something, it is just i love what i do, just being honest. >> there are some ceos that you try to emulate their enthusiasm, their passion, their personality, their animation, and who do you think goes too far and you're, like, i shouldn't do that? >> i think for me, i'm not trying to emulate anyone else being my approach. i think a lot of it is about finding who you are. i look at people individually and, like, things they do. i heard the new ceo of microsoft, one thing i respect about him, i haven'ted me him, b but i heard from many people, if somebody feels like maybe their shorter than him, he doesn't want to dominate them. other ceos of companies in the past want to dominate the people t

not sure if you caught general jack keane was on the program earlier saying he went with a more limitedach of the various degrees that were laid out for him by the pentagon. do you agree with that? should we have gone further than this? >> i think the president has to make a tough choice there and almost anything he chooses to do will be criticized. i think he made a right choice. >> sandra: as far as the president's next decisions going forward do you see another air strike in our future for syria? >> the president by limiting what he did this time has preserved that option and we'll see what happens. assad should not be stupid enough to tempt the president again. >> sandra: graham weighed in saying this was not a game-changing strategy. >> well, look, everybody has their own version of what ought to be done but it is up to the president when he is in office whether it's obama last term, or the president this time. they have to make the tough decisions and i think there ought to be support for the president when he makes those decisions. >> sandra: the "wall street journal" editorial b

. >> i'm sure intel experts will be on the way. >> let's go to general jack. he's a retired chief of staff of the u.s. army. chairman of the institute and a fox news correspondent. this was successful according to the correspondent but you don't really think it's enough. >> i credit them for taking action. i credit the professionalism you saw on display with accuracy and precision of the strike and getting our allies involved. when you actually look at which we accomplished here, i think it was disappointing and quite inadequate. here's why. the first strike did not deter ashad from using chemical weapons. i believe the purpose of the strike was wrong. the purpose should not be to deter again. that's already failed. the purpose should be to stop ashad from ever using chemical weapons again. how do you do that? there's only two ways. one is you take out all the power and artillery. that shuts him down from delivering chemical weapons. you take out all his chemical weapons. to tell you the truth we can take out all the chemical weapons because you have to use ai

jack? >> far be it for me to contradict bob. i think that -- i'm quite sure that there's no way mr. dershowitz is going to join the president's legal team and actually start practicing in connection with this case. now, i think the unfortunate thing is that he might encourage the president to do something like relieve one of these people, mueller or sessions or rosenstein. and i think the consequences of that would be catastrophic for the president, for the remainder of his presidency, for the republican party. and i think it would be really unfortunate for the country. >> i could talk to you guys all night. >> i agree with you, jack, on that. i'm worried that allan would -- you know, he's a wonderful law professor. i mean there's just no question about it, but this is not his thing. and he could encourage the president to do something that would be disastrous. >> so next time we have you on, bob, why don't you say how you really feel, okay? >> well, i haven't really told you how i really feel. i was rather subdued and -- >> you should have heard him in the greenroom. >> thank you,

. >> is it one of those things where it's different -- jack, is it one of those things that's different when you do it? >> yeah, sure. and it's different now. but the law has changed. we didn't face a situation in which the law was clear on whether or not president clinton would be required for example to testify in the paula jones trial, that happened after my time with president clinton, he was in fact required to testify in a civil suit involving sexual harassment. it's inconceivable that president clinton could be required to give testimony in a civil suit involving sexual harassment and yet president trump would not be required to give testimony in a criminal proceeding where the stakes and the public interest issues are so much greater. >> you make a fair point. >> so i -- >> ronado, you make a for point, and if you have to do the little thing, the civil case, you probably have to do the big thing. >> absolutely. >> one way that trump could get out of testifying is by taking the fifth. if we're talking about that question, if i represented donald trump i would be telling him to take the fifth. my understanding

jack: you have the queue still going on there, which is messing up the relationships and we need to see that normalized. when that happens, i am not suremaybe later than originally said, but that needs to happen before you see this stuff normalized. i agree, these levels are out of bounds. have been saying this week after week and since the beginning of february, we have seen the total volume of negative yield in debt actually increase in the world, pushing a lot of investors to the u.s. and the u.s. credit markets in particular. so the ecb doesn't necessarily have to raise rates all that quickly. ian, do you see any likelihood that german bund yields will rise material from here -- materially from here, simply from the gravity of the u.s.? ian: the way i would think about is what happens when having -- the ecb stops buying bonds? there is one of the big driving factors. the lack of supply of german government bonds. when you see a yield curve that has the two-year government bond in the negative 50's, that has got to normalize. i wouldn't be surprised when we get through the end of this year if we stop having the ecb and that is what

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jack and boog powell would take a hard hit to the head. --angels roll 13-9. meanwhile, the giants were supposed to play the dodgers, but the storm made sure that didn't happen.in at&t park history, a game was canceled due to rain. the last time it happened...12-years ago and we dug into the archives for this video. the game is rescheduled for saturday the 28th....and they will play a double header. tomorrow's game is still good to go, however it has been pushed back two hours to 3-05. this weekend, we'll see the tiger woods effect on display because even though he barely made the cut... and the odds on favorite is now a longshot to win, people will still be locked in on 'el tigre' let's head to augusta...where it was a rough day for woods. coming off of a 73 in round 1, bogeyed his first hole... and then this happened on 5. his ball ends up in the forest... and would have to settle for a double bogey. ends the day 13-shots ( marty ) and make sure you tune into kron four hoop session tonight for your basketball fix. mark carpenter goes 1 on 1 with warriors center zaza pachulia as the dubs prepare for the playoffs. it's an interview you will only see on the ho

jack in the box. >>> it's friday, 4:30. taking a live look outside at the golden gate bridge, a few cars on the road but i'm sure a lot more people are up and getting ready for the weekend. good morning and thank you for joining us, i'm marcus washington. >> i'm kris sanchez in for lar laura garcia. you want to know what the forecast is, kari. >> it's going to be heating up the next couple of days. the warm weather coming into the bay area starts today, even though we're seeing some light patchy fog near the coast, inland areas like san jose are all clear as you head out the door. as we check out willow glen's temperature trend, 40s through 8:00 then look how quickly it warms up, low 70s by 2:00 and few more degrees from there. checking out your morning drive through the peninsula, we will have some 60s through noon but you see all of that sun that continues into the weekend. and mike, you're tracking the crash coming out of the altamont pass. >> mostly 60s as far as speeds go for most of the area. altamont pass, we have a little bi of slowing being friday, less than we often see but past where there's a little slowing off

. >> it's tough for you, jack, yours is the only forgot resign in disgrace. >> done pretty well considering. i'm sure there were people at the presidential library in you're -- yorba linda would like to see him go up. he has crept interest the high 20s right now, and i think it's because of two things. one, for somebody like myself, it's a shock and yet the vietnam experience is receding from american memory, being put up on a shelf with korea as something that happened a long time ago, and china is of such importance in our world, and the domestic accomplishments of the nixon years have become much more valued in time. so, he certainly has ceiling over him. the only forgot resign and it's a deserved ceiling but i would not be surprised to see him in the high 20s for a while. one thing think is fascinating when you look at the polls of historians, is that they really do rate presidents based on -- through the prism of the burning issue of today so that right now, race is a burning issue in the united states, and you see people like eisenhower, who handled the race issue in little rock, and lyndon joh

because the book you wrote and the idea of a jacks jacksonian approach, which i assume subconsciously, i assume he has not read the 650-page book. >> i'm sure he's memorized it. but there is an interesting question, you do seem to get at, you understand the instincts, is trump the kind of guy that can do what richard says? because this is not the best deal, but we can live with it. and also sell it to a base that's very unilateral and jacks jacksonian. >> president jackson was was a better read president than president trump, but shared some of these ideas in his political base. one of the big issues was the french were reniging on an agreement to repay some debts to the u.s. jackson mobilized the fleet and started sending the rather small american navy across the atlantic, the french agreed to pay, but it was kind of a compromised settlement. jackson embraced it immediately. one of the things about jacksonian leadership is an agreement that they would never buy from obama, they might buy from trump, sort of a nixon to china kind of thing. whether trump will do this, that's a whole different question. but sfrtructurally, yes, it cou happen.

sure going to get away with her. they've recently run away from mom, both looking back over their shoulders but that's not going well enough. he's like babe, let's jacknd we could cruise off into the sunset. she of course is like, whoa, things are moving a little fast. closes the door. one of the guys across the street sees what's going on, comes running over. we've got a problem now. lovestruck junior has locked himself inside the car, abandoning his girl, she's like, i'm over it. and she goes skipping down the street. >> that worked out nicely. i'm keeping the skittles, by the way. >> here comes mom. more people begin to join this situation that we've got here, open the trunk thinking they'll be able to get into the cab of the car but none of it works, before junior decides

jack in the box. >>> it's friday, 4:30. taking a live look outside at the golden gate bridge, a few cars on the road but i'm sure a lot moreeople are up and getting ready for the weekend. good morning and thank you for joining us, i'm marcus washington. >> i'm kris sanchez in for lar laura garcia. you want to know what the forecast is, kari. >> it's going to be heating up the next couple of days. the warm weather coming into the bay area starts today, even though we're seeing some light patchy fog near the coast, inland areas like san jose are all clear as you head out the door. as we check out willow

sure going to get away with her. they've recently run away from mom, both looking back over their shoulders but that's not going well enough. he's like babe, let's jack this car and we could cruise off into the sunset. she of course is like, whoa, things are moving a little fast. closes the door. one of the guys across the street sees what's going on, comes running over. we've got a problem now. lovestruck junior has locked himself inside the car, abandoning his girl, she's like, i'm over it. and she goes skipping down the street. >> that worked out nicely. i'm keeping the skittles, by the way. >> here comes mom. more people begin to join this situation that we've got here, open the trunk thinking they'll be able to get into the cab of the car but none of it works, before junior decides i'm out of here, guys. >> no! >> that girl is regretting skipping away because this dude's stock is rising. >> she didn't go far. maybe i am into bad boys after all. this woman is like, no. >> you'll never see him again! >> somehow the car stops. i guess he hit the brakes or maybe just shifted it back into park, it's hard to tell. next they're going to take one of the

sure and i'm insane. or they hid where they were he hid the gloves something about it took a ministroke took him somewhere else how they were at a pump jack and he shot the. hero is they fit david yes david. david page says his lawyer paid up the district attorney and they made a deal please agreement that if david page testified he years in the clinton clinic young would get the death penalty. thirty years for david page that's the least amount of ever seen anybody get for money ever usually is eighty nine to seventy five i've never seen nobody just get thirty years and you actually overheard him saying that he made a deal. he told me he said is a lawyer made to do with this you could try and he did if you testify. they they would guarantee him he would you know more than thirty years and then he would be fifteen. and how come that so many people say to you that made it a crime. how does that work. a lot. and it's also a lie that you have said that they were not going to connect you to murder because you were wearing gloves were you wearing gloves that night i bought some yes why because it was cold. it was eleven degrees and it was elev

as well as making sure that we do a greatjob of creating opportunities for our colleagues in both businesses, so we think it is a great deal all round. our business editor simon jacku have been looking through the publication on this. one thing we have heard from mike cooper, who will be the new ceo of the company, he is saying there will be no store closures and no job losses inside stores, but he has not said anything about what will happen outside of the stores? it is worth unpacking this, he has said no store closures as a result of the merger. no retailer in their right mind would say if market conditions change they would not close stores in the future, they are saying as a result of the deal there will be no closures, in itself a bold claim. they said nojob losses in stores, that still leaves warehousing, logistics, senior management, head office, buying functions, and there will inevitably be job losses in those functions because that is the only way they can seriously get the so—called synergy they talk about which makes the deal makes sense. a bold claim no store closures but don't expect that to mean no job losses anywhere in the business. why is he say

sure. that's the important part? >> was it a draw? >> what do you say, jack?, try it again today. >> there was some good hair flying, did you see that? >> you love the hair. >> we have it in slow-mo. >> okay, that was just the early card. >> warming up. >> in the nightcap, it was the yankees and red sox getting in on the act. boston's joe kelly hitting, oh, no, oh, no. >> oh, no you didn't. >> hit tyler austin of the yankees. let's see how the hair game is with this one. >> all right, so they go after each other again. benches clear. and the bull pen, by the way. austin had been involved in a controversial play earlier, so the idea him getting hit by the pitcher was probably payback. check out aaron judge. all 6'7" of him. he towers over everybody else. like goliath coming in to join the fight. joe kelly in a head lock there. the yankees won the game. and again, i so appreciate your hair commentary during these. >> the hair commentary? >> last year, was it bryce harper? >> yes, bryce. >> all kendis could talk about was his hair. >> i give that one to the yanke

. >> we sure are covering the western half of the nation tonig tonight. director brennan was in san francisco. jack's in austin. general mccaffrey is in seattle. there you have it for geographic diversity. gentlemen, thank you on a busy night. thanks very much for taking the time to take our questions on this military action, speaking of which one more stop on our lead story before we switch our focus and pivot into the trump administration today and politics. to hanz nicoles we go back at the pentagon. hans, you've noticed something about the utterances by the u.s. >> as they say here at the pentagon, as you well know, they say the enemy gets a vote. i think what we're going to have in the next 10 to 12 hours as damascus wakes up is their view on just how successful this military action was. i think it's significant that we did not here from either chairman dunford or secretary mattis that this was a successful military operation. they gave us the legal justification. they gave us the rationale. they gave us the targets. they gave us the intent. the intent was deterrence. but we still don't know how

sure. >> that -- >> jim crow written all over it. >> total racist, sham abuse of the legal system to have jack johnson prosecuted.hat do i make of it? jack johnson is long dead, and most presidents have had policies against pardoning dead people because where do you stop? there are unfortunately, thousands of victims of unjust convictions in the united states. >> if you want to talk about jim crow and racist prosecutions. >> exactly. that's why barack obama who apparently did consider a jack johnson pardon didn't do it. why is donald trump considering it now? how wide is your imagination? part of it is, maybe it's a chance to prove that you're not a racist, since he's had so many problems in this area. maybe it's a chance to send a message to michael cohen, paul manafort, to hang on, you could get a pardon down the road and you don't -- don't plead guilty and cooperate. those i would say are the two leading possibilities. another possibility is he feels bad for jack johnson and wants to do something nice. >> he was a boxing promoter, trump. maybe he has a little bit of -- >> john mccain and harry reid, who were v

jack? >> it's a small town. >> is this a problem? >> is it a problem for the president? you know -- >> for america. >> sureit's a problem. >> david, your view? >> yeah, i think it's a big deal. i think it's a very important deal. the president did not make a case about why this obstruction of justice and lying conviction should be overturned. the statement he gave was, i heard something bad about this case. he seems to be more motivated by the symbolic nature of this. i'm going to protect somebody. >> let me just -- i will say that on the other side, you know, you had an important witness in the case who recanted her testimony. >> oh, but, jack, i covered that case -- >> hold on. hold on. i'm going to take over. jack, i'm going to take over. it's what i do because i host the show. >> it's your show. >> the issue is not relitigating the case. scooter libby never did a day. he never did a day in jail, and you know -- hold on. you'll get to go after me. you know as white house counsel that there are people all over this country locked up for way longer for way less. he already got commuted. today, out of the

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jack! i'm. seriously. i said i was sorry. >>> good morning, welcome back, make sure you grab the umbrella and jacket if you'reheaded out. look at the radar, the storm tracker on your left with a lot of rain activity across the bay area and then on the right you have a clear look at what is happening outside, that is from the roof camera in oakland, the roads are wet so be careful.>> flood barriers are up in san francisco because we have had so much rain there is a threat of flooding. the barriers were installed in the mission district in san francisco and that is where frank mallicoat is right now to tell us if it is working and how things are going.>> reporter: morning, happy friday. it is working and it has been raining since the last time we talked. it is coming down at a good clip but a lot of city governments catch flak because they are not proactive, well give a thumbs up to the city of san francisco, their public works department went to work and came up with this idea. it is a bit of a process but let's take a look at these flood stops. we are on full sum between shotwell and 17th. these go down folso

talking about amazon prime, i'm sure >>> when we come back, we'll take you live to the imf spring meetings in d.c. where sara eisen is sitting down with former treasury secretary jack85 i'm not a bigwig. or a c-anything-o. but i've got an idea sir. get domo. it'll connect us to everything that's going on in the company. get it for jean who's always cold. for the sales team, it and the warehouse crew. give us the data we need. in one place, anywhere we need it. help us do our jobs better. with domo we can run this place together. well that's that's your job i guess. ♪ >>> i'm scott wapner here is what's coming up at the top of the hour. rate risks at their highest level in nearly a month. what does that mean for stock if they keep climbing >>> plus amazon seems primed to hit a market cap >>> jon and pete revealing stocks set to move based on what they just found in the options market "half time report" is at noon eastern, in 15, carl see you then. >> busy day. thanks, scott wapner sara eisen is at the imf meeting with another special guest hi, sara. >> hi, carl. i am with a familiar face at these meetings, jack lew, former treasury secretary of the united states nic