jeff those are those are nice quips jeff but i mean look the countries that approve this treaty one hundred fifty five are deadly serious about putting in place regulations that for the first time make sure that governments report on what they're transferring that establish clear regulations for policing in enforcing those regulations and also this would apply to arms dealers the people who are operating the black market who are who have sold weapons to your responsible rebel groups in the past so you can say that this won't make a big difference but if you're a person in congo if you're a person in sierra leone and or your person in syria ok it makes a difference if certain people don't get a k forty seven in ammunition or attack helicopters it makes a difference to real people on the ground who's to the full going to make a difference tomorrow to know it's not going to difference tomorrow because this case this is going this is going to take time to take effect and the big suppliers the big exporters have all signed on russia has said that it's going to go back and study the treaty that t

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. >> i need to get me one of those children. >> jeff ranieri is here. >> i have to top how well spoken she was. let's get a look at the saturday forecast as we head into the first part of your weekend. you guys probably want to get rid of the cloud cover. it's going to be back with us throughout tomorrow morning at the coast, by the way. also a little cloud cover inland. then notice this as we head throughout the afternoon tomorrow. temperatures going warmer inland with mid-80s. also upper 70s by the bay and mostly sunny. a check of our live hd sky camera network tonight. haze in san jose. generally a clear picture across downtown. in san francisco, the golden gate, yes, the fog with us. and areas of drizzle that could occur at the immediate coastline. the foegest commute from the golden gate bridge off to the north. let's look at the overall pattern. we've been wanting so much rainfall here for so badly. at least in our weather department. it hasn't been around. we're finally getting a storm system closed off here about 1500 miles. all this rainfall headed toward seattle. 1 to 3 inche

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this year, giffords again found herself holding onto her friend, jeff flake, again, one of those emotionally powerful moments when you hear about it you will never forget it. gabby giffords and jeff flake really have been friends for years. here's how the "new york times" described their most recent public encounter. when gabby giffords was trying desperately to get republicans like senator jeff flake to vote for a background check in congress, miss giffords, who still has trouble speaking because of the damage what a bullet did to her brain, grabbed mr. flake's arm and tried furiously to say that she needed his vote. the best she could get out was the word need. mr. flake looked at the ground. i said i was sorry, he said. i didn't know what else to say. it's very hard. profile encourage indeed. her lobbying has been amazing. but they're not unique. this is what the pro-gun law has been like. they have conducted a one-on-one approach to applying political pressure. they have pushed hard to meet with members of congress directly, not with their staffs, in order to tell their personal stories,

. >> this is a chance to correct those mistakes. >> jeff: the standing between them and the prize weres

that the property managers will need to renew or extend and that speaks to jeff's retention statement. that probably all of those tenants will renew. and because we had to relocate tenants from 1923, 29, 27, for the america's cup, we infilled a lot of the vacantcy that we had in the southern water front and we took those tenants from the southern water front i mean from the northern water front and put them in the northern and so they were 23 leases that actually stayed on port property. and so in the last two years, we have had kind of an unusual activity in relocating tenants. but, once that dies down, then, we will go back to our regular marketing plan for new leases, and renewals and the property managers will be freed up, their time will be freed up to go back to the renewal process. so, we are hoping over the next year, things will settle down a little bit. >> so i hope that answers your question. >> okay. >> now, i also have a question on the restaurant and retail leases we have a few that do well and we have a few that don't do well and we keep them on a month to month and again, maybe in august you will

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. >> many those companies 50 and above. >> all right. jeff, thank you very much. sue? >> thank you, gentlemen. if more and more people are worried about the jobs picture, why are stocks today not with standing still near record highs? we have seen the ten year note drop and right now we have the 30 year yield iing which is a l for the trading day. so bob? you know, one -- why is this happening. >> i have just been going by the history. >> very sensible idea that the bond guys are always right down here. >> the other argument is that this is not a normal marjt. >> that's what i mean. look at the yield. that's the key point. everybody is worried about what's going on. i call this a no conviction. >> i do see generally will tl are times when they outperform and today it's simply vice versa. the two trends, economic data is continuing to disappoint and secondly earnings growth continues at a fairly healthy pace. i announced today record earnings for the first quarter. the s&p 500, all time record earnings. >> it just doesn't feel like it, though. >> one thing that worries

kroger is executing and those guys are not. jeff in california, please. jeff?ramer. it's jeff from san diego. wondering about tsrx, biofarm company that's locally made here in san diego. wondering if it was a good time to double down. >> i don't know it. i don't know that stock. we will do homework on that stock and come back. i do not know that stock. it could be like cubist for all i know. remember the guy came on, has the hospital problems there, hospital solver against the superbugs. we'll do work on your stock. let's go to chris in louisiana. chris? >> caller: boo-yah, professor cramer, this is chris from the big easy. >> nice, my daughter's down there. tell her i said hi. >> caller: i will. >> text her. people don't call. >> caller: i'll say hey to her for you. jim, this one has been trading lower since the 159. to you still believe in the gentlemen at goldman sachs? >> goldman sachs. i miss the previous cfo whom a lot of people counted on. the new guy is getting started. i think the mna business isn't that good and one of the reasons glenn is going to br

jeff: but unbound in life. there is brightness in your eyes. we're talking about thoses. >> it was a total shock. >> my husband got married. jeff: so he as big mist. that's a crime. roll it. lillil a little about me. i'm recently married. i work with my wife on the show. and i'm learning to be a dad to two amazing kids in a blended family. i'm

and jeff carter made them play on one of those occasions as well, to turn it around. st. has played a pretty sound game in this one. had a heck of a lot of puck possession's one breakdown there, even though they were a man short they just really didn't sort that out. kings take advantage, they're big guys coming through. spinning away from the pressure, slides it across, jaden schwartz dumps it in wide, regehr aims it off the boards, kopitar leans it on him. now a bouncing puck, loose in front of quick, a shot away, blues finally do it just wide of the l.a. goal. now polak, sends it back in deep. dustin brown chips it off the boards and back safely into the blue family. kings able to make a quick change, blues change up as well. three minutes gone by here in the third. oshie's past kicked off by carter, offside. now pietrangelo for the blue bl berglund sends it in deep, muzzin, takes it off the far side, blues get it back, blocked. bounced off pietrangelo and out of play. >> brian: the last fore-check was really terrific, pietrangelo trying to come out on his own. >> dave

after some of the other democrats and some of the republicans that -- particularly those like kelly ayotte lisa murkowski, jeff in arizona, who admit they have sunk in the polls like a rock since they voted against background checks so i think there's potential there. i think there's potential before 2014 to get another vote and to get background checks passed. >> michael: thanks so much bill as always for coming into "the war room." up next, it's all quite simple. boston is endangering immigration reform, but mark zuckerberg is fighting for it. but the way in which he is fighting on it is ticking off progressives, who on second thought, thinks the immigration reform bill does more for gays. thanks god christine pelosi is smarter than me and can guide us through all of that. >> "viewpoint" digs deep into the issues of the day. >> has the time finally come for real immigration reform? >> with a distinctly satirical point of view. if you believe in state's rights but still believe in the drug war you must be high. >> only on current tv. you know who is coming on to me now? you know the kind of guys that do rever

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i think there are bigger issues going on behind those motions. >> jeff, a client who gives an interview to a local television station minutes after finding out she's guilty of first degree murder, before they're even able to get into the penalty phase, that's what you call intransigence to the max. any attorney worth his swaet probl weight is probably going to say to the judge, i give up, i cannot stop this freight train that has run amok. i don't think you have to be within closed doors to know that jodi arias is a difficult client. >> she did that, though. so that's something that is on her. the lawyers aren't responsible for that. >> they lost control of their client and that's the issue. they lost control of their client. >> she may be uncontrollable. there may be no control over someone like this. i have to put you on pause for a moment. faith jenkins and jeff brown, stand by for a moment. we have a lot more on this case. but we also have this. >>> that thing is huge. we're getting hit with rain here soon. got to get ready to go. >> wow. an absolutely terrifying weekend in the midw

jeff rossen there. the investigation is getting results, as well. disney is cracking down, sending out warning letters to anyone advertising those services online. sabled tour guides in the act, their disabled passes will be revoked and they won't be allowed back into the park. jeff also called the american association of people with disabilities, and they agree with disney that this practice is abusive and should be stopped. so what does your gut tell you? do you think the families that hire these guides should also be penalized by the park? all you have to do is go to facebook.com/newsnation to vote. take a quick look at what the "news nation" is saying about yesterday's "gut check." you remember this one. it's about a couple battling with the town of holmes beach, florida, to save the elaborate tree house on their property. the town says the couple did not get the proper permit. the couple says officials gave them verbal permission. we asked, should the tree house be taken down? 5% of you said yes. 95% of you, an overwhelming majority, want the tree house to stay. >>> thanks for watching this edition of "news nation." i'm craig melvin in for t

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. >> rose: did anything take place in which either of those two gentlemen we just mentioned ken lay, or jeff skilling, asked for at enron that you had real questions about, and you look back now, and you say what was i thinking? >> no. absolutely not. as a matter of th ft,ugh one my depositions, a lawyer asked me, "mr. savage, you're a man of great experience. you have been on many boards. didn't you recognize jeff skilling was a crook?" what i said is what i'll say here, "notice, i didn't. i never had any experience with a criminal. certainly not on a corporate board. i don't expect to find a criminal who is the c.e.o. of a company." i didn't recognize it. maybe something was there but i didn't recognize it because i had never seen anything like that before. >> rose: when you look back at it, characterize what it was. >> well, i think greed was a major fact porp greed and power. i think those are the two -- >> no surprise there. >> are the two forces that really drove this. for example, the people like jeff skilling, jeff was a very successful person, had a good education, was very wealthy.

jeff frank is an accomplished writer. thoseof you who buy the book today will be blessed in reading the prose. jeff spent 13 years at the washington post. i'm not sure that's where you learn how to write bell but that where is you learn how to get a good story. and by the end he was running the outlook section. then he went to the new yorker and was a senior editor there for 13 years, and that's a place where you learn to write well and help others write well. besides writing nonfiction, jeff has written three -- i guess four -- works of fiction. so this is one who understands the importance of narrative and of a good story. and he brought those talents, for some reason to the relationship between eisenhower and nixon, and i want to begin by asking you, jeff, why did you choose that particular marriage? >> because it really was a great story. it began with two people who really didn't know each other. one of them was an american hero of the sort we don't have anymore. five star general forks more five star generals. the man giv

the top ten, kenseth, kyle busch, denny hamlin, jeff gordon, jimmie johnson, kevin harvick, sixth place. edwards. dale earnhardt, jr. montoya. all those guys really good at -- here at darlington. >> mike: ten laps to go. what is up with busch, matt? >> matt: radio silence. told rogers the car is extremely tight. i don't know where it came from but the car swung to the tight side. dave suggests try rear brakes into it as a last resort. >> darrell: a dangerous thing to do here. get that thing bad loose in the corner and you will hit the wall. i'm not sure that that is a good idea. >> mike: here comes hamlin. >> larry: his teammate denny ham len in the 11 car lurking back there. we talked about it jeff gordon in the 24. if he can seal the deal with the top five, it will be his 300s this career top five finish in his 700 career starts. >> darrell: i believe he has got something for kyle for sure. kyle is really, really s dowfr what he w running all night long. and there does hamlin looking jubd neath kyle. kyle has to let him go. keel busch's car will not turn off the corner. that is where he is losing so much time. when they said put rea

those cars are driving straight in it. piers? >> extraordinary stuff. jeff, you're in tulsa, i think, north of oklahoma city. tell me what you're seeing there, jeff. >> i tell you what, piers, early this afternoon we had thunderstorms with tornadoes and tornado warnings from just northeast of oklahoma city. we tried -- a couple tornadic storms, we got film of six very small tornadoes, no damage. the storms are producing tornadoes as well. did have a report earlier, about an hour ago, hail 3 1/2 to 4 inches diameter south of oklahoma city. we now have a tornado warning with tornado reported on the ground east of tulsa. if you look at the live feed, got a severe thunderstorm in tulsa metro, with golf ball size hail with a tornado warning in effect for a tornado [ inaudible ] confirmed tornado on the ground. >> jeff, thank you very much indeed. let me go to amy now, who is with me here in new york. when i was walking around earlier, it was unbelievably hot, like in the 90s, yet a few days ago, it was pretty chilly. what is going on with the east coast weather?

jeff frank is an accomplished writer. those of you who buy the book today will be blessed in reading the prose. jeff spent 13 years at the washington post. i'm not sure that's where you learn how to write bell but that where is you learn how to get a good story. and by the end he was running the outlook section. then he went to the new yorker and was a senior editor there for 13 years, and that's a place where you learn to write well and help others write well. besides writing nonfiction, jeff has written three -- i guess four -- works of fiction. so this is one who understands the importance of narrative and of a good story. and he brought those talents, for some reason to the relationship between eisenhower and nixon, and i want to begin by asking you, jeff, why did you choose that particular marriage? >> because it really was a great story. it began with two people who really didn't know each other. one of them was an american hero of the sort we don't have anymore. five star general forks more five star generals. the man gi

those guys are no. let's go to jeff in california. jeff. >> hey, cramer, jeff in san diego. wondering about tsrx, a farm company locally made here in san diego. i'm wondering if it was a good time to double down. >> i don't know it. i don't know that stock. all right. we will do homework on that stock and come back. remember juvus, the guy with the hospital problems, the hospital soefrl against the superbugs. we will do some more work on your stock. chris in louisiana. chris. >> caller: boo-yah. this is chris from the big easy. >> my daughter is down there, tell her i said hi. don't call her or tech her. >> caller: anyway, jim, this one has been trading lower sense 159. do you still believe in the gentleman at goldman sax? >> there is still people that want to work at the goldman sachs. i think it is terrific. i do miss the previous cfo whom i think a lot of people counted on. the new guy is just getting started. i think the m afternoon after a business isn't that good. i think you buy it. i think it's troughing. that said, it's often a source of fines for people. buy, buy,

jeff? >> caller: admiral and -- those individuals, anyone else who says kill whoever they are.me people fighting for the same sewer drine hide in because we have created a lot of enemies. pakistan has a new prime minister. he's not fond of the drone strikes we've been doing in his country. they could be in the united states eventually. >> bill: jeff, think about that. reinforce your point. we're not at war with pakistan. we haven't declared war against pakistan but without the government's oh we're flying drones over their country over their territory and killing people in their country and then with no responsibility, right? >> no kidding. i've been on top of it. i imagine at some point they'll be saying -- you have the obama administration saying -- i'm sorry. i don't believe anything he's saying anymore. it will probably increase the drone strikes and go after the leaks to make sure information doesn't get out you know. >> bill: i appreciate your cynicism and i think that's healthy. but i also believe -- i think this is a step in the right direction. and the more we know abo

those famous capes, as well. a well-deserved trikt to her. let's turn things over to jeff. let's talk about what could be some super weather. >> yeah, at least for the first part of that. that was a nice job. it looked like a home run here on saturday's forecast. let's go ahead and get a nirs look. >>> mid 70s for theest bay, the south bay and by the north bay. >>> so as we get a look at our forecast here, the biggest problem as we head throughout the three-day weekend will come on monday. increasing cloud cover here throughout monday. and then, as that storm system gets close, here's the good news on the forecast. two days in a row, it's got the dry for the morning hours. and, of course, for the coastline. not a large storm system. about trace amounts to not a large storm system. we've got plenty of sunshine. let's get you into the forecast. temperatures in the upper 30s and low to mid 40s. 75, one of the warmest spots possibly, gill roy. school in san francisco with 64 degrees. if you 'headed out to the water, we are looking for a small craft advisory. do be findful. othe

jeff ranieri is with us now, tracking what's happening with the fires burning right now. >> those fires are burning, we have the red flag fire warning that's been extended for noon through tomorrow. that's for winds that will range 10 to 30%. let's get the latest on the three different fires we've had over the past 24 hours. the yellow fire, 125 acres, 50% contained. the wind will be decreasing, that's great news for firefighters, it's going to be another hot day with low humi t humidi humidities, the silverado fire is 100% contained as we heard from monty, but that is also going to have very hot weather for tomorrow with low humidity, any hotspots could flair up, the good news again through thursday is that weed is going to be decreasing, the same with the soto fire. progress on this fire has been to bed. another hot day here as well with those humidities in the teens. we'll have details on when we could actually have some rain coming in the seven-day forecast. a much larger wildfire rages in southern california. this is east of riverside in banning. the high winds are spanning the fla

just a few minutes' warning before, of course, those miles of destruction. jeffod morning. >> norah good morning to you once again. the numbers from the tornado are stunning. on the ground for 50 minutes covering an area 17 miles long, 1.3 miles wide but even more amazing are the stories. the tornado that killed dozens and destroyed thousands of homes in oklahoma on monday has been classified as an ef-5, the highest most violent rating. in the city of moore many are thankful to be alive. the storm hit hardest here. what are you finding here? >> some of the stuff i can't find. >> this is where they lived for 17 years. bad weather was common place. >> we've always rode it out in our master bedroom closet. at the last minute ann decided they should leave. >> have you thought about how fortunate that decision was to leave? >> yeah. as soon as we pulled up it was just foundation. everything was gone. i knew -- i mean we would have died if we stayed. >> at least 24 people were killed, among them nine children from two local schools. >> the tornado went in -- >> isabell

jeff frank is an accomplished writer. those of you who buy the book today will be blasting reading the prose. just spent 13 years at the "washington post." i'm not sure that's where you learn how to write well, but were you there and how to get story. by the end he was one of the outlooks and then he went to "the new yorker," say senior editor there for nearly 13 years. that is a place to learn to write well and help others write well. besides writing nonfiction, jeff has written for works of fiction. this is someone who understands the importance of narrative any good story. he brought those talents, for some reason, to the relationship between eisenhower and nixon. what can i ask of you, jeff, why did she choose that particular marriage? >> acus of us a great story. it began with two people who really didn't always show there. one was an american hero, a five-star general. the man who is given credit for leading the allies to victory, 62 euros and a 39 euros and kenny congressman. eisenhower ran with nixon, but didn't even ch

those structures in place to make it through. >> emotional story. thank you. >> let's bring in jeff ranieri. >> a little bit of fog at the immediate coastline but tons of sunshine here if you live anywhere in thee base and the south bay and the north bay. the only fog we're finding is across the zpran pa innocence la down to half moon bay. we're going the see things increase quite a bit more over the next three to four days. this massive area of high pressure building out in the pacific. so much hot air aloft that's going to bring our temperatures from the 0 to 100 degrees in the seven-day forecast. it increased temperatures today running eight to 12 degrees warmer from livermore to concord, a significant jump in santa rosa, an 11 degree jump, an morgan hill running 7 to 10 degrees warmer. the extreme sbait we're finding 74 in concord and 72 in santa rosa. tomorrow we are still going to find areas of cloud cover to start, at the coast, by the bay and inland. generally 50s here. then as we head through 11:00 a.m. the key difference is we'll get the sunshine el and temperatures warmer

five people inside were trapped and those five people did not survive. joining us now is officer jeff with the california highway patrol. what can you tell us? >> from what we know is the limousine was traveling westbound here on 92 on the bridge, and we got calls of smoke coming from the limousine. the limousine pulled over and then all of a sudden became engulfed in flames. there were ten occupants in the vehicle, possibly on their way to a dance. and five were able to escape the vehicle, and attempted to assist the others and were unable to get the other five out. so as of right now preliminary we have five that were trapped in the vehicle and cooperate get -- couldn't get out. >> the five that survived, any injuries? >> they're all being checked out. making sure they're not injured. no smoke illinois hill -- inhalation, but they weren'ting checked by paramedics. >> was it a prom or dance? >> looked leak they were going to a prom from one of the other young ladies i tried to speak to, and to console. appears they were going to the prom. >> these are teenagers. >> they were young pe

five people inside were trapped and those five people did not survive. joining us now is officer jeff with the california highway patrol. what can you tell us? >> from what we know is the limousine was traveling westbound here on 92 on the bridge, and we got calls of smoke coming from the limousine. the limousine pulled over and then all of a sudden became engulfed in flames. there were ten occupants in the vehicle, possibly on their way to a dance. and five were able to escape the vehicle, and attempted to assist the others and were unable to get the other five out. so as of right now preliminary we have five that were trapped in the vehicle and cooperate get -- couldn't get out. >> the five that survived, any injuries? >> they're all being checked out. making sure they're not injured. no smoke illinois hill -- inhalation, but they weren'ting checked by paramedics. >> was it a prom or dance? >> looked leak they were going to a prom from one of the other young ladies i tried to speak to, and to console. appears they were going to the prom. >> these are teenagers. >> they were young pe

those are some of the day's major stories. now back to jeff. >> brown: we return to the bloody civil war in syria. today u.s. senator john mccain became the highest-ranking american official to enter syria since the start of fighting the. he crossed the turkish bder, accompanied by a free syrian army general. meanwhile a fierce battle continues in the strategically critical town of qusair with hezbollah sending fighters from its home base in lebanon to support the regime of syrian president assad. yesterday two rockets exploded in an area of beirut controlled by hezbollah. that raised new concerns about the spread of the syrian conflict into the larger region. margaret warner is in beirut and we spoke earlier today. margaret, let's begin with those rocket atcks in southn beirut. ow mh known abo who might be behind them and why now in these hezbollah-controlled areas? >> well, since this is lebanon, jeff. the land of many conspiracy theories, there are a lot of conspiracy theories about this. from the forces allied with the sunni rebels in syri

jeff lake has a gay son and lindsey graham is a confirmed bachelor it's unfortunate not to see thoses not standing up for lgbt people. this is why they're losing sway. if we don't get immigration reform this year or next year it's only a matter of time before we do because the republican party is old and white, and dying. if they don't change their policies, nothing can save them. they've got to get better on gay issues not because they're going to win gay voters overnight but because independents and women look at them like they're crazy. >> michael: it's not just about getting the voters in that coalition, that's what they're so blinded by, but it's about other people who see what they do and how they behave towards those coalition of voters. what is the reaction to the gay community to leahy having to pull that part of the amendment. >> i think it's goner, we would have liked to have been included. the lgbt community for all the talk we're hearing about marriage and the progress we're making on that front we're used to being disappointed by our politicians. you know, until preside

>> i don't think i would be h today if jeff didn't hire me and working with john at georgetown has been a tremendous under experience. i learned a lot from thoses how to run a program. >> we have 2n h.l. playoff finals. -- nhl. >> that's sports. shawn is back to wrap things up after this. >> hey everybody, hi mom... streaming live with a tour of my new place... knowing you can still reach out. ... and now you've seen it. that's powerful. verizon. get mom a lucid 2 by lg for free. we're taking the edge off tonight with a tiny training exercise. take a look for yourself. as the tennis players at castle stadium start hitting the court the chew was was a -- chihuahuas are doing the same thing. the contestants for the annual running of the chihuahuas joined fox 5. they were running out in the rain doing their best. by the way we should let you know the big race with the chihuahuas kicks off saturday. the winner will take home $150 in cash. >> thanks for joining us. >> we'll see you tomorrow. >> 

jeff gardear. >> it's a pleasure, thank you. >> how difficult will it be for those three women who have been awaylong. we don't know what was going on they were held against their will. they are obviously we don't know for sure they were probably kept as sex slaves, and who knows. they might have been tortured. maybe some stock hole am syndrome though it appears these women, at least one of them were absolutely ecstatic and desperate to get out of there. i am sure all three wanted to be out of there. as soon as they can be de briefed get psychological counseling which will take years and years and years they should make some recovery but they will never be the same. this is something they will deal with for the rest of their lives particularly from post traumatic stress disorder, depression, anxiety. >> in the meantime we are talking about the three women but there's also a child in the mix a child who some are identifying as amanda berry's daughter. what will the road be like for this child whose identity isn't fully confirmed at this point. >> we don't know what kind of feelings she may have fo