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i'll try to tell that story the best i can. >> reporter: for "this week,"jonathan karl. c news, mesa, arizona. >> thatjon karl is all over the place. >>> let's bring in our friend, keith olbermann. host of "olbermann" on espn2. good morning, keith. >> we have to stop meeting like this every 32 years. >> we worked together at wcvb. >> indeed. >> let's get on to baseball. you've been critical of bud selig in the past. what do you think his legacy is? >> i don't think he'll have one. i don't think you could name -- the average fan could not name three excommissioners. ten years from now, i don't know that they'll be able to name him. those of us that study baseball history will look at the 1994 season when there was no world series and say bud selig had a hand in that. he mentioned steroids. if anything is remembered in the 20-year period, it will be steroids for bud selig. there was one commissioner between 1951 and 1965. that should have been your trivia question. i don't think anybody would know that. >> they certainly wouldn't if they didn't know the team in 1927. let's

here's jonathan karl in washington. sfichlt outside the supreme court ka a bunch of voices while in the justice committee bait whether to make marriage equality the law of the land. 2 big question. same sex couple have a constitutional right to marry. and if not most states that ban gay marriage have to recognize same sex marriage license from other states. the chief justice framed it this way. >> this if the why isn't that a straight forward question of sexual discrimination? >> all eye on justice kennedy likely the deciding vote. at first he seemed skeptical about the court changing the longstanding view that marriage is between a man and woman. >> definition has been with us for millennia. about and it's very difficult for the court say oh well. we know that better. >>reporter: he was also critical of the opponent argument that marriage is pray mayoral about having children. >> you have some premise that only opposite sex couple can have a bonding with the child. that was very interesting. jaws wrong premise. >>repor

but earlier in an interview with jonathan karl of abc's news he said "do i have concerns about the clintonoundation and that money? id o do." how potent will be negative frames that sanders will drive going to be against hillary clinton? al: these have great potential. she has said she was wrong on the iraq war vote in 2003. but she is much more of an intervention is that her husband or certainly been arnie sanders. let's not forget libya. on trade, the overwhelming majority of congressional democrats will vote against the transpacific trade pact. big money in politics p i think that is a problem for hillary clinton. mark: the foundation is a huge problem. more stories about that. i think the iraq war which bedeviled her last time is a big problem. then you go to the issues where he -- where she has not taken positions. on the pipeline and on trade, i think sanders, his authenticity and his willingness to quite -- to take clear stances will cause her to be on 1000 typical hillary clinton calls to say what do we do about bernie sanders? let's evaluate bernie sanders on his style, his postur

jonathan karl is this about her message? >> yes. take a look at this. chelsea clinton is on the cover of the new "elle" magazine talking about the importance of electing a female president. >> and what is the campaign going to look like? >> i'm told the video is already shot and will be released on . >>> now to the new watch. the next big thing from apple, we're told some models are on back-order until the summer. and katy perry revealing she already has hers. and among the crowds at least one familiar face. here's cecilia vega. >> reporter: take a bite out of the apple watch. apple's first new product since the ipad. a gps, credit card, heart rate monitor, high tech on a wrist. are we going to be a culture of people who look at our wrists when we walk down the street now? >> maybe we'll bump into more things that way. >> reporter: the biggest complaints so far, battery life, and how quickly they are selling out. apple watches now backordered until june. the techies are lining up, including some famous faces like neal patrick harris and pharell. but as

jonathan karl is here with the race for the white house heating up officially. >> make noise!reporter: today one last rally for the group ready for hillary. this is no typical start-up with it's headquarters in brooklyn, new york, the newly minted clinton 2016 campaign inherits a list of 4 million supporters, several big outside groups poised raise millions to help her win and a campaign team of clinton loyalists, plus top players from barack obama's two winning campaigns. the stats gurus at 538.com have crunched the numbers and concluded, "at this point, clinton's path to the nomination looks easier than anything we've ever seen before. but republicans say they are ready for hillary too. >> millions of dollars >> reporter: greeting her upannouncement with an online ad vowing to stop hillary and at a big nra meeting this week, more talk of stopping hillary. >> we will elect our next great president of the united states of america, and it will not be hillary rodham clinton. >> reporter: one central theme for hillary, a chance to make history. >> don't you someday want to see a

we begin with abc's jonathan karl. >> reporter: the two hostages warren weinstein and italian giovanniorto, were hid nen an al qaeda compound deep in the mountainous and lawless region near pakistan's border with afghanistan. the cia had been watching it continuously for hundreds of hours, becoming convinced dangerous al qaeda operatives were living there and that there were no civilians inside. january 14th, cia headquarters in langley gives the order, sending in a drone to fire missiles into the compound. but soon the tragic mistake comes into focus. the u.s. learns innocent civilians may have been there after all. and this month the confirmation. weinstein and lo porto were both killed in the strike. >> as president and as commander in chief i take full responsibility for all our counterterrorism operations. i profoundly regret what happened. on behalf of the united states government i offer our deepest apologies to the families. >> reporter: an aid worker and peace corps veteran, the 73-year-old weinstein was kidnapped from his apartment in pakistan in 2011. just two days before he

abc's chief white house correspondent jonathan karl at the supreme court tonight. >> we're not going to be judged by the constitution! >> we're not -- >> reporter: outside the supreme court today, a cacophony of voices. while inside the justices debate whether to make marriage equality the law of the land. at stake, two big questions. do same sex couples have a constitutional right to marry? and if not, must states that ban gay marriage have to recognize same sex marriage licenses from other states? the chief justice framed it this way. >> if sue loves joe and tom loves joe, sue can marry him, and tom can't. why isn't that a straightforward question of sexual discrimination? >> reporter: all eyes are on justice kennedy, likely to the deciding vote. at first, he seemed skeptical about the court changing the long-standing view that marriage is between a man and a woman. >> this definition has been with us for millennia. and it's very difficult for the court to say, oh, well, we know better. >> reporter: but he was also critical of the opponents' argument that marriage is primarily abou

jonathan karl, is this a hint of her campaign message? >> it sure is. you're going to be hearing a lot about her granddaughter, and being a grandmother. take a look at this. chelsea clinton is on the cover of the new "elle" magazine, talking about the importance of electing a female president. that's a theme you're going to hear over and over again. >> good timing all around for them. and what is the campaign going to look like? >> i'm told the video is already shot, and will be released on sunday. and she will travel very soon, but small events to start things off. >> thanks. >>> from the new candidate to the new watch. the next big thing from apple, available for purchase. we're told some models are already on back-order until the summer. thanks in part to the 12-page ad in "vogue." and katy perry revealing she already has hers. when we sent our team out to the stores today, at least one familiar face. here's cecilia vega. >> reporter: take a bite out of the apple watch. it's very spy girl. apple's first new product since the ipad. a gps, credit card,

abc's chief white house correspondent jonathan karl takes us step by step through the dramatic mission and the moment it went wrong. >> reporter: the two hostages warren wean stein and italian giovanni lo porto were hidden deep in the mountainous and lawless region near pakistan's border with afghanistan. the cia had been watching it continuously for hundreds of hours, becoming convinced dangerous al qaeda operatives were living there and that there were no civilians inside. january 14th, cia headquarters in langley gives the order. sending in a drone to fire missiles into the comepound. but soon, the tragic mistake comes into focus. the u.s. learns innocent civilians may have been there after all. and this month, the confirmation. weinstein and lo porto were both killed in the strike. >> as president, and as commander in chief, i take full responsibility for all our counterterrorism operations. i profoundly regret what happened. on behalf of the united states government i offer our deepest apologies to the families. >> reporter: and aide worker and peace korms veteran, the 73-year-old

abc's chief white house correspondent jonathan karl. >> reporter: enter rand paul. the eye doctor turned tea partier who, like the sign says, wants to defeat the washington machine. >> we have come to take our country back. >> reporter: take it back he says, from a government that's gone way too far. >> the washington machine that gobbles up our freedoms and invades every nook and cranny of our lives must be stopped. >> reporter: so, who is rand paul? he's the anti-hawk senator who has pushed for defense cuts and fewer drone attacks in the war on terror even bucking his own party to support president obama's talks with iran. >> diplomacy is better than war and we should give diplomacy a chance. >> reporter: he's going for the cool factor. >> president paul! president paul! >> reporter: appealing to young people with a promise to fight government spying on american citizens and even easing drug laws. where do you guys stand on legalizing marijuana? >> all in favor. >> reporter: in favor? >> yes. >> reporter: but in other ways, paul is a mainstream conservative, deman

and so, abc's senior white house correspondent jonathan karl live with us from washington tonight. jon, what are you hearing? >> reporter: well, david, hillary clinton is about to finally make it official. democrats familiar with her plans tell abc news that she is poised to announce she is running for president as soon as this weekend. mrs. clinton has already signed a lease on the office that will become her campaign headquarters, that will be in brooklyn. and she has assembled a full campaign team that includes top players from both the clinton and obama white house. >> all right, so, we know the headquarters, we know the team. do we know the kind of announcement she'll make? >> reporter: well, this is going to be a relatively low key announcement. don't look for a big splashy campaign rally. something more like a social media announcement, followed by a series of smaller meetings with voters. >> all right, here we go tonight. jon karl in washington tonight. jon, thank you. >>> we're going to turn now to that stunning image out of colorado tonight. a boeing 757 traveling from ic

jonathan karl takes us out to the ballpark. >> reporter: we caught up with bud selig at spring training for the first time in 22 years, he is here as baseball's commissioner amer tus. >> it is word? >> it is different. i will say that. >> he was to be a temporary commissioner. instead his tenure the second longest in mlb history taking baseball through the dark years of strikes and steroids to a brighter m much more profitable future. the latest change, batters must remain in the batter's box. no more walking around between pitches. a rule designed to speed up the game. some hitters, like david ortiz have blasted it. >> it doesn't matter what they do. the game is not speeding up. >> reporter: selig points to other greats. >> he constantly reminds me in his 23 year career he never got out of the batters box. >> you did okay. >> and then pete rose. selig's successor rob manfred said he will look at rose's lifetime ban for betting on games. >> this is one of the greatest players in the history of the game. one of the fan favorites. is pete rose ever going to be back in baseball and coopers

. >> answering questions there from abc's jonathan karl many questions since the story starting coming out from this book called "clinton cash" about the kazakhstan portion that we aired yesterday. today we brought you haiti. here is david axelrod, former senior adviser to president obama, on all of this. >> no doubt that there is smoke around these contributions and the way the foundation raises money is going to continue to be an issue. but there is absolutely no evidence that even the stories that were written and secretary clinton made an extraordinarys fair to say that an accumulation of these stories is a burden for her campaign and there's no question about it. but i just caution everybody at this table as a voice from the midwest that people out there are not sitting there reading all the details of these stories. >> not reading the details. let's bring in our panel. jason riley, columnist with "the wall street journal," kirsten powers and charles krauthammer. jason, what are your thoughts? >> axelrod says there's no evidence. maybe there's no evidence because hillary erased th

the jonathan karl takes you step by step through drastically mat ick mission and moment everything wentibly wrong. >> 2 hostagesne stein and italian la port hidden in al qaeda compound deep in the mountain lawless region near pakistan border with afghanistan. cia watching it continuously for hundreds of hours. becoming con i hope so convinced dangerous operatives living there and there were no civil i don't know inside. january 14th cia headquarters in langley gives the order. sending in a drone to fire missiles into the compound. but soon the tragic mistake comes in focus. u.s. learns innocent civil why may have been there after all. this month the confirmation. wine stein and la port were both killed in the strike. >> as president and as commander in chief i take full responsibility for all our counterterrorism operations. i are profoundly regret what happened. on behalf of the united states government i offer our deepest apology to the families. >> aide worker and peace corps veteran the 73-year-old wine stein was kidnapped from his apartment in pakistan in 2011. just two days before

here now jonathan karl. >> you're not going to be judged by the constitution. >> you're not going toophony of voices while the justices debate whether to make marriage equality the law of the land. at stake, two big questions. do same-sex couples have a constitutional right to marry and if not, must states that ban gay marriage have to recognize same-sex marriage licenses from other states? the chief justice framed this way. >> if sue loves joe and tom loves joe, sue can marry him and tom can't. why isn't that a straightforward question of sexual discrimination? >> all eyes on justice kennedy likely the deciding vote. at first he seemed skeptical about the court changing the long-standing view that marriage is between a man and a woman. >> this definition has been with us for millennia. and it's very difficult for the court to say, oh, well, we know better. >> but he was also critical of the opponent's argument that marriage is primarily about having children. >> you had some premise that only opposite sex couples can have a bonding with the child. that's -- that was very interesting

amy: on thursday, abc news reporter jonathan karl asked white house press secretary josh earnest about the legal justification for killing an american citizen said to be a member of al-qaeda. >> is it legal under the guidelines this administration has put in place -- is it legal to kill american citizens who do not represent an imminent threat of violence against the united states? >> what is permissible under international law and in protocol the president has establishe is for the united states to carry out strikes, to carry out operations against al qaeda compounds that we can assess with near certainty are al qaeda compounds that are frequented by al qaeda leaders. and that is the operation that took place. that operation did result in the death of al qaeda fighters and al qaeda leaders who are in the upright a compound. >> but would it have it illegal for you to intentionally target those two men? >> there's a separate procedure and protocol for specifically targeting american citizens. amy: jameel jaffer, can you explain? >> sure. there is a lot of confusion here about what proce

for "this week," jonathan karl. abc news, washington. >>> that's all for us today.s for spending par of your sunday with us. a shoutout to our cbs colleague bob schieffer. what a speck takck career at face the nation and cbs. a shoutout to my fellow orthodox christians. happy easter. i'll see you tomorrow on "gma." christians. happy easter. >> in the news, a police chase turns into a deadly hit-and-run. we will have the latest from richmond. and hillary clinton is expected to officially launch her white house bid today." what analysts are saying about her candidacy. >> good morning. from the exploratorium camera you see the sunshine. 54 degrees in san francisco. about another 15 degrees of warming. that puts us well above average. i'll have the forecast next on the abc7 morning new it took tennis legend serena williams, fencing champion tim morehouse and the rockettes years to master their craft. but only moments to master paying bills at chase.com. depositing checks at the atm and transferring funds on the mobile app. technology designed for you. so you can easily

for "this week," jonathan karl. abc news, washington. >>> that's all for us today.hanks for spending par of your sunday with us. a shoutout to our cbs colleague bob schieffer. what a speck takck career at face the nation and cbs. a shoutout to my fellow orthodox christians. happy easter. i'll see you tomorrow on "gma." christians. happy easter. [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org vago: welco to "defense news." i amago muradian. the united states is the world's best submarine force with the finest weapons and most highly trained sailors. as it celebrates its 115th earth day, the force has los angeles, virginiaia, and seawololf class submarines plus 14 ballistic missile and four modified cruise missilee boats. attack and guided missile subs conduct top-secret missions. while the ballllistic missile subs are the most survivable length of the u.s. nuclear tri. maybe leaders say the force too small, only able to take care of one third. two virginia class boats are being bu

for "this week," jonathan karl. abc news, washington. >>> that's all for us today.hanks for spending par of your sunday with us. a shoutout to our cbs colleague bob schieffer. what a speck takck career at face the nation and cbs. a shoutout to my fellow orthodox christians. happy easter. i'll see you tomorrow on "gma." christians. happy easter. >> i'm monica malpass on "inside story." is lynne abraham's fainting spell enough to effectively end her run for philadelphia mayor? we'll discuss that. we'll also talk to freshman congressman brendan boyle on "inside story." good morning again. welcome to "inside story." we want to welcome freshman congressman brendan boyle from the 13th congressional district. thank you so much for being here. big transition year for you. you were elected a year ago, down in d.c. working on the big issues. and among them are a couple that are very serious to americans, like paycheck fairness. i know you've been a big supporter of that. tell me about that. >> well, so, i'm a co-sponsor of a bill, along with longtime congresswoman rosa delaur

for "this week," jonathan karl, abc news, washington. >> thanks to jon for that. talk about it with ryan anderson from the heritage foundation and chad griffin. and, ryan, let me begin with you. what is the argument you believe is going to convince justice kennedy to leave this to the states? >> i think justice kennedy will rule consistently with what he said two years ago and he needs to say that the states have to decide it for themselves. two years ago when he struck down the federal definition of marriage, he said it was because the federal government was deviating from deference to state authority over marriage. this time around i think he has to say that there's nothing in the u.s. constitution that tells us what marriage is. there are good arguments on both sides. some people have good argue manies in favor of gay marriage good arguments against gay marriage, good arguments to retain the traditional understanding. equality alone doesn't settle that because all of us are in favor of marriage equality and wants the law to treat all marriages equally. the ques

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[laughter] karl, thank you so much darrell, we appreciate, and jonathan, always a pleasure. on reducing the unemployment rate, coming up next, on "street smart." ♪ alix: welcome back to "street smart," i am alix steel, and joining me at the breaking news desk is julie hyman. julie? julie: it looks like pimco is slowing down, they slow down last month, investors hold $33 billion -- $7.3 billion. that is down from 11.6 billion dollars in january, so we are incrementally improving here. the bond king at pimco, since he left, it has climbed about $107 billion to the fund, it is still gigantic with about 117 ilion dollars by the end of the first quarter. one of the things that is helping -- 117 billion dollars by the end of the year of the first quarter. one of the things that is helping is that it is under the supervision, if you will, the management of the folks that left pimco so their performance this year has been good and not as many people are taking their money out, alix. alix: all right, julie, thank you so much. motorola solutions has failed to find a buyer. according t