jones: right. mr. scully: take us back to the evening of march 31. the speech is over. you're in the white house. paint a picture. what was it like? what was lady bird johnson saying to president johnson, what was the interactions with president johnson, what are you seeing and hearing? former rep. jones: well, after the speech the president went into the little office off the oval office and received and made phone calls. one of the interesting phone calls was to nelson rockefeller, -- or rockefeller to him, because he was the governor of new york. johnson had developed a warm relationship with governor rockefeller and had encouraged him, on this night, to run for election. that -- i suspect of all the people who are running the one that president johnson thought might be the best successor to him was nelson rockefeller, which is an interesting observation. lady bird johnson was absolutely elated because she felt he should not run. she had felt that for quite a while. and so, she and the daughters wer

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jones, dr. burgess asked you about the recent press reports about the samhsa funding of $500 million from congressman upton's and my 21st century cures bill that this whole committee worked so hard on. we were really proud that we got $1 billion to help expand states' treatment programs. 15.7 million in colorado. it's already helped 22,000 people in colorado. you said the states are having trouble getting that money out. what can we do to help encourage the states to be more efficient and get that money out? do we really need to give them more money if 15.7 million in colorado. it's already we can't get the money we have already given to the treatment and prevention? dr. jones: some of this is working through the procurement process of the state. there are wide variations in what that looks like at each individual state. ms. degette: i understand you said what the problem was. what can we do to help? can ones: one thing that be done is share information om where you are hearing there are bottle

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jones, mrs. jones, mr. hicks and everyone they were in my head like stay focused, stay on the right path, everything will be okay and work out for itself. let's take a moment and walk people through pretty huge amount of violence is retaliation.these are battles that go 15, 20 years. the thing most heartbreaking is that the kids fighting the battles now and dying often don't even know why the battle started. it is just what they're doing. walk through how hard it is not to retaliate when that is how you have been n trained and raised on your life and how you struggle with that and when you decide ultimately not to. once i think the hardest part of not retaliating is sitting down and thinking of everything going on. to see someone you love and not much pain, not close to dying, it is hard to stay focused. it is hard not to go make someone feel the same way that they made your loved ones feel. they kept me calm most, it was my daughter. me not wanting to lose her, miss out on her life, that is the main thing

jones. even though she's a woman but she's still like a role model because, you know so i would say just more programs like chicago cred. chicago cred is the only program that offered us what we haven't got so far. the only program that's guaranteeing that they're going to hold on to us and make sure that we get jobs. make sure we got our high school diploma. the only program that gave us life coaches. gave us a therapist. the only program. so i just feel like we need this program. we need this program to keep our youth, to keep us alive. i feel like if we give -- if you ain't busy the that's an idle mind and once you got an idle mind you have a million and one things to worry about. how i'm fixing to eat or thinking about doing detrimental things to people. so i just feel like chicago cred offered us so much and to keep funding these program and keep pushing them. 3:00 he's up. at any time he is picking up for me. he's there for me. i tell him i'm in a predictment and can't get myself out.

thank you, chris jones.ndon to ohio, where phil neville will take charge of his match as the manager of england's women's football team in around two and a half hours' time, as they take on france in the she believes cup in columbus. the build—up to the tournament has centered around neville's suitability for the job, after mark sampson's controversial exit and a series of historic tweets from neville, which landed him in hot water only days after accepting the post. our reporterjo currie is pitchside now for us in ohio. what about all of this? is there a sense in the england camp that this is really kind of detracting from what this tournament is about, this history with phil neville? good evening from columbus. they have had leaf blowers out on the field this afternoon, trying to dry out the pitch. as for the players, over the last six months or so, they've become very accustomed to matters off the field overshadowing their success on off the field overshadowing their success on it. you talk about mark sam

jones have been a big help, mr. hicks has kept me motivated, not wanting to retaliate when things happen to people close to my family. that was the hardest thing to do. a few months ago, my brother was shot. we grew up together. it was hard to not retaliate and not go back in the street and jeopardize myself. everybody was in my head, stay focused, stay on the right path and everything will be ok. >> walk people through. violence inntage of chicago is retaliation. this goes back 15-20 years. the thing that is crazy is the kids fighting the battles and dying don't even know why the battles started. it is just what they are doing. walk through how hard it is not to retaliate when that is how you have been trained and raised all of your life. how you struggle with that, what decided -- what you decided not to. >> when you sit down and think about everything going on, thoughts be racing to see somebody you love and they are close to dying. it is hard to stay focused and not make somebody feel the same way they made your

i like van jones too.ht when he says russia is a nothing burger and he's wrong when he says trump's election was a white-lash. you have to save your outrage. the democrats will get outraged over trump retreating a video of him body slamming the cnn logo. then trump will repeal the obamacare mandate. and they are exhausted at that point. save your ammunition for stuff that really matters. >> kimberly: use your voice. there's nothing wrong with that. i know van jones a long time. i knew him years ago in san francisco. he has evolved as a pretty effective voice for his party. he's also quite nice company at the white house christmas party. >> greg: everyone has got a van jones. you don't know what the word jones means? when you are jones incorporated for something? >> kimberly: what are you looking at before? >> greg: i think it is the -- something the democrats could d do. the old presser verse of the oppressed argument. it's reducing to loose union of grievance mongers. it is time for some new enlightenment

. >>> i'm van jones. this is "the van jones show." i want to welcome you to a special sunday night edition on a special night on cnn. tonight, we are going to be graced with the presence of a legend so powerful, she doesn't even need an introduction. she doesn't even need a last name. i don't even know what the call her. queen mother of planet earth, oprah winfrey is in the building! she's in the building! [ cheers and applause ] oh, lord! oh, it don't make no sense! later on, it gets even better. we talk to a film director helping to lead a culture revolution in hollywood, she's bringing forward new voices, new stories, new viewpoints. the visionary director ava duvernay is also going the be--o be in the house. this is a bad show. it's a bad show. i love it. ava's latest film is called "a wrinkle in time" out this weekend. take your kids there if you have not gone. if you don't have no kids, go anyway because oprah's in that too. listen, you can tell i'm hyped. i'm excited. but it's not just because these guests are global superstars

jonathan: kathy jones, thoughts on that?hy: we are not investment grade, but we have been moving up and doing that for quite some time because the spreads were narrow and the premium you got for taking credit risk was low. i would agree to some extent. the other problem is timing. you don't really know when the cycle turns until it turns rather abruptly. we think it is time to dial back the risk. today,n this market things that we worry about our liquidity and crowding. i cannot think of a better example of where we have doubled the risk been bank loans. you have a tremendous amount of people who own that asset class who frankly don't understand it well. the second thing is the liquidity is not good in that market. it is terrible. you get crowding and liquidity, and that is what we would sell. timei don't remember a when corporate america has had more financial flexibility. i certainly wouldn't be a seller of credit here. i think the horizon looks good. when you look at credit spreads, high yield in particular, you can build

(philippe)cherie jones/mother- "it's, uh, like a rollercoaster.f ups and downs." cherie jones says though a week has passed since her son passed away... the shock and sadness is still fresh... and, she doesn't expect that to change for quite some time.cherie jones/mother- "he complained of chest pain once but he was being active." her 16-year-old son jeremiah joyner was an outside linebacker on the varisty football team at oakland technical high school. but the football season has been over for a few months now. cherie says when she got home thursday night... she woke her son up from a nap. he complained of head, stomach and chest pains... and moments later, he threw up and then collapsed.cherie jones/mother- "my brother, he came down and i ran to the fire station to see if i could get some help, and i understand my brother gave him cpr." cherie says paramedics got jeremiah's heart beating again, before he was rushed to highland hospital, where he was later pronounced dead.cherie jones/mother- "when my brother received a call from the coroner, the

gone fishin' and fearless jones. plus other books and mystery series and we'll take your phone calls, tweets and facebook messages. our special series in depth fiction edition with author walter mosley, sunday, live from noon to 3:00 p.m. eastern on book tv. on c-span2. >>> james jones, president lyndon johnson's appointment secretary from 1965 to '69 discussed the surprise announcement in a televised address to the nation that he would not run for re-election in 1968. he also told the back story of the president's decision process which began in september of 1967. james jones is a former member of the house of representatives from oklahoma and former u.s. ambassador to mexico. the interview was recorded for c-span's the weekly podcast. >> i shall not seek and i will not accept the nomination of my party for another term as your president. but let men everywhere know however that a strong and a confident and a vigilant america stands ready tonight to seek an honorable peace and stands ready tonight to defend an honor

>>> james jones and lyndon johnson's appointment secretary from 1960 to 1965 surprised the nation in an announcement to the nation that he would not run for president in 1968. he also told the back story which began in 1967. james jones is a former member of the house of representatives in oklahoma and former ambassador the mexico. the interview was recorded for the c-span's "the weekly podcast." >> i shall not seek, and i will not accept the nomination of my party for another term as your president. but let men everywhere know however that a strong and confident and a vigilant stands ready tonight to seek an honorable peace and stands ready tonight to defend an honored call. >> march 31st, 1968, 50 years ago and james jones, no aide was closer to president johnson than you serving four years as his appointment secretary according to the white house chief of staff. walk us through the process that president johnson undertook in deciding not the seek re-election. >> well, it actually started about seven months previous in september of 1967. the president said -- told me he wanted to g

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act vessels, and that the president did, in fact, waive the jones act. and there was some controversy in this might've been what you were referring to. there was some controversy about the president being slow in waving the jones act, and the impact i was having fun recovery. i'd like to point out that my calculations show that the president waive the jones act exactly one day later than he did for harvey in texas. the fact of the matter is after waving the jones act, exactly one, one foreign vessel sailed from an american port into puerto rico. and so for folks who point to the jones act and other laws as somehow slowing down the response, i think number one, it's incorrect, as i believe you do as well. and number two, very misleading in the fact that i i take great pride in the fact that the american maritime industry, particularly our jones act vessels under tow and krall in jacksonville, i look at them as the first responders, the first maritime responders for puerto rico. because they have, they call it the milk run. they do it so often they have th

(steve) that was jana jones reporting.also says the apps aren't going to provide safety-- which is more important than the parent's peace of mind. (catherine) if you've been ignoring your i-phone updates... now might be the time to do it. a new update has improved battery management.. and gives more control to users. users can now more easily see how their personal information is shared with the company. the update will also let you delete your account and stop access to your personal data. other changes include fun things like new emojis. (steve) now's your chance to binge-watch netflix... and get paid for it. the company is looking to hire people to watch, categorize, and rate their shows and movies. the job is called 'editorial analyst' and is now up on their website. the position calls for people who are passionate about t-v and film and are deadline oriented. no word yet on what the position pays.

jonathan: kathy jones, your thoughts?erweighte not high-yield investment grade, but we have been moving up in credit quality and have been for some time because spreads were so narrow and the premium you got for credit risk with low. i would agree to some extent. the other problem is timing. you don't really know when the cycle turns until it turns abruptly. we think it is time to dial back the risk. bob: i think when you look at bank loans, and this market today, things that we worry about our liquidity -- about are liquidity and crowding, and i can't think of a better example of double the risks than bank loans. you have a lot of people who own that class who don't understand it well. the second thing, the liquidity is not good in that market. you get crowding into liquidity, that is what we would sell. bob: i have been doing this 37 years. i don't remember a time when corporate america has had more financial flexibility. i certainly would not be a seller of credit in here. i think the horizon looks pretty good. when yo

there was some controversy about the president being slow in waiving the jones act and the impact that was having on recovery. i would like to point out my calculations show the president waived the jones act exactly one day later than he did for harvey in texas. the fact of the matter is after waving the jones act, exactly one foreign vessel sailed from an american port into puerto rico. so for folks who quote the jones act as somehow slowing down the response, it is incorrect, as i believe you do as well, it is very misleading, i take great pride in the fact the american maritime industry, particularly our jones act vessels in jacksonville, i look at them is the first responders, the first maritime responders for puerto rico because they call it the milk run. they do it so often they have that built-in efficiency and effectiveness and they pre-positioned goods at our port so they could get them there more quickly and that was accomplished in a quick fashion. >> the controversy, the right timing when the president gave the waiver. >> i want to make sure you are not laying out a case t

james jones is a form member of the house of representatives from oklahoma and former u.s. ambassador to mexico. the interview was recorded for c-span's the weekly podcast. >>> i shall not seek and i will not accept the nomination of my party for another term as your president. but let men everywhere know, however, that a strong and a confident and a vigilant america stands ready tonight to seek an honorable peace and stands ready tonight to defend an honored cause. >> march 31st, 1968, 50 years ago, james jones, no aide was closer to president johnson than you, serving four years as his appointment secretary equivalent to the white house chief of staff. walk us through the process that president johnson undertook to decide not to seek reelection. >> well, it actually started about seven months previous in september of 1967. the president said -- told me he wanted to go to the ranch that weekend. and he would like to have john connally, then texas governor, come to the ranch and lady bird johnson, the president, john connally, governor connelly, myself and the president's t

morgan, kathy jones, and doug peebles.the good old days, 12 months ago, you could narrow through execution. they would go into the secondary market and then continue to rally. that didn't happen with campbell soup. a lot of people use it as an example to say maybe it is the beginning of the end of the good times for investment grade credit. what is your view? douglas: i think it goes back to this discussion we had around the central banks. it is not an on-off switch, but they are slowing significantly. the liquidity that has been available 12 months ago let's say is a different level now. again it is a dimmer. we don't expect to see lights out at any point in time, but markets are behaving today i think more normal than they were 12 months ago. namely, there is a name that comes up. there is a concession in the marketplace. it prices, it does not trade immediately stronger, but we are digesting it, and from the day after issuance until now, it is actually doing reasonably well. jonathan: kathy. kathy: there has been a lot

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paula jones will react. the mainstream media shrouds itself in moral superiority against donald trump but defend all things clinton. take accusation about an alleged consensual encounter between trump and stormy daniels and turn it into a weeks long scandal. they almost ignored all of the allegations against bill clinton. rape, groping, touching. kissing against one woman's will. exposing yourself. when it comes to bill clinton, okay, they won't fixate on any of. it but every detail of a consensual relationship against donald trump. journal is dead. our next top story that the media won't talk about tonight. that's their narrative of the trump and russian collusion narrative suffered another blow. the trump administration announced they are kicking out 60 russian diplomats. and's russian consulate in seattle was ordered to close. the expelled russian have 7 days to leave this country. while president trump takes serious action against russia, you might remember when the mainstream media predicted that donald

here is what paula jones told me.ake a look. >> we did some small talk and then he started kind of getting a little comfortable and trying to -- he said that he loved the way my hair flowed down my back of my clothes and he liked my perms. he leaned up and pulled me up towards him and was going to try to kiss on me. then i tried to distract him again. i was trying -- i thought what am i doing? my mind is racing. i said, well, i may need to be going. next thing i know he sit down, pulled down his pants, his whole, everything. and he was exposed and i said i'm not that kind of girl. and i need to be getting back to my desk. >> sean: in the era of me too that's not consensual. here is another thing the media won't tell you about he lost money out of out-of-court settlement, that scandal resulted in five year suspension of bill clinton's law license and he was impeached. then there is kathleen willey. she says that in the oval office, bill clinton groped and grabbed and fondled and kissed kathleen willey against her will.

(philippe)cherie jones/mother- "it's, uh, like a rollercoaster. ups and downs." cherie jones says though a week has passed since her son passed away... the shock and sadness is still fresh... and, she doesn't expect that to change for quite some time.cherie jones/mother- "he complained of chest pain once but he was being active." her 16-year-old son jeremiah joyner was an outside linebacker on the varisty football team at oakland technical high school. but the football season has been over for a few months now. cherie says when she got home thursday night... she woke her son up from a nap. he complained of head, stomach and chest pains... and moments later, he threw up and then collapsed.cherie jones/mother- "my brother, he came down and i ran to the fire station to see if i could get some help, and i understand my brother gave him cpr." cherie says paramedics got jeremiah's heart beating again, before he was rushed to highland hospital, where he was later pronounced dead.cherie jones/mother- "when my brother received a call from the coroner, they

here is what paula jones told me.ake a look. >> we did some small talk and then he started kind of getting a little comfortable and trying to -- he said that he loved the way my hair flowed down my back of my clothes and he liked my perms. he leaned up and pulled me up towards him and was going to try to kiss on me. then i tried to distract him again. i was trying -- i thought what am i doing? my mind is racing. i said, well, i may need to be going. next thing i know he sit down, pulled down his pants, his whole, everything. and he was exposed and i said i'm not that kind of girl. and i need to be getting back to my desk. >> sean: in the era of me too that's not consensual. here is another thing the media won't tell you about he lost money out of out-of-court settlement, that scandal resulted in five year suspension of bill clinton's law license and he was impeached. then there is kathleen willey. she says that in the oval office, bill clinton groped and grabbed and fondled and kissed kathleen willey against her will.

(steve) that was jana jones reporting.also says the apps aren't going to provide safety-- which is more important than the parent's peace of mind. (vicki) the so-called "affluenza teen" is set to be released from a two-year jail stint. ethan couch is expected to walk free next week. couch gained national notoriety in 20-13... after he received no jail time for killing four people while driving drunk. a psychologist said couch suffered from an affluent upbringing ... and could not tell right from wrong. the teen only received ten years of probation. then-- in 2015-- couch was accused of violating those terms when a video surfaced of him playing beer pong. beer pong. him playing surfaced of him playing beer pong. (steve) a heads up for coffee drinkers... your next cup from starbucks could come with a warning label. kron 4's charles clifford has the details. the details.clifford has charles kron 4's label. with a warning label. kron 4's charles clifford has the details. the details.clifford has charles kron 4's label. with a

from yesterday up jones as you can see from yesterday upa jones as you can see from yesterday up a littlele week and a very volatile quarter. that is a good sign but overall, the main indices all down for the quarter in the us. thank you for the quarter in the us. thank you for watching, at sea when a moment. —— see you in a moment. excessive executive salaries in some england academy schools are taking money away from children's education, this is according to the public accounts committee. the mps say academies need to be more transparent with their finances. the department for education says all academy trusts operate under a strict system of financial accountability. marc ashdown reports. school budgets are under pressure from rising costs but this report says more than 100 senior managers we re says more than 100 senior managers were paid a salary higher than £150,000. academies are free to decide for themselves how much to pay staff that mps are warning it is difficult to tell if they are getting value for money. we are really pushing for greater transparency so that parents, pupils

lewinsky and talked about the jones case. that was untrue.lone with ms. lewinsky. that was untrue. >> ken starr came across as very believable, very sincere, and that was, of course, very different from the way the democrats had demonized him. ♪ >> of course, democrats were less impressed. >> ken starr's testimony, at the end of the day, was a nothing burger. if there was ever an opportunity to change the arc of that fall, that day was it. and he didn't accomplish it. >> judge starr was cross-examined by david kendall, president clinton's lawyer, and endured hour after hour of questions from committee members. democrats demanded to know why his referral focused only on lying about sex. >> it is clear to me that if this case, as it seems to be, and as it seems clear to me, is only about sex and lying about sex, that it will never be found impeachable by congress... nor should it be. >> they tried to turn the tables and shift the focus from the president to the independent counsel. >> we did get him to say many, many times, "i don't recall." an

jones: mr. president? the presiding officer: the senator from alabama. mr. jones: mr. president, mr. jones: mr. president, >> the senator from alabama. >> first let me begin by expressing how honored and humbled im to represent the great state of alabama. i began my career right here in 1979 working as counsel on the judiciarytt committee. the only three members that t served as continuing to serve today senator hatch and senator leahy. soon they will be retiring senator cochran in just over one week and the nation thanks them for their service but for me personally i am honored to have come full circle from a f young staffer to a junior colleague and i wish them well. i want to thank my colleagues on both sides of the aisle for welcoming to the body many of whom even with that winter weather outside thank you for your friendship and your willingness to include me and my staff with what we are doing my senior colleague from alabama and his staff i appreciate your graciousness and patience to hel

are moving higher after hours at this point, qualcomm shares down slightly on this report from dow jones citing sources that intel is looking into possible acquisitions, including taking a look at what's going on with broadcom. back over to you. >> courtney thank you. courtney reagan. let's trade this this could possibly derail completely the broadcom for qualcomm deal. you had pitched broadcom as a fast pitch recently. >> i think broadcom is probably okay no matter what happens here if they get bought out but i think they obviously want qualcomm intel has been inquestions tichlt they spent over $30 billion in acquisitions to kind of reposition themselves for the next ten years one thing that's important to note here, this is a company that really did miss mobile. for years people thought intel might buy qualcomm it never happened. broadcom came in here. it could have something to do with shoring up market share at intel, broadcom is a 5, 6% customer there has been concern intel is going to start losing share in some of the areas they sell into apple. this makes a murky situation ma much

i'm van jones. this is the van jones show. we are coming to you live from washington d.c. at the end of a truly historic day. we saw in this city around the world one of the biggest marches against gun violence ever, ever. and it was extraordinary. and it was led by a whole new generation of young activists who have taken this country by storm. tonight we are going to hear from young leaders on really all side of the gun debate, and later we are going to hear from a musical icon who has a personal tie to this whole thing. she lost her mother, her brother, her nephew, to gun violence. speaking out tonight on this show the jennifer hudson is going to be here tonight. [ applause ] but first let's talk. not now, not now. first let's talk, you know, young americans quest to save their own lives at some point was going to have to hit a tipping point. because this is a generation that has seen way too much violence, too many funerals. they have grown up practicing how to run, duck and hide just so they don't get killed in their own classrooms. i didn't grow up that way. it's in s

i mean, here we sit in the people's republic of alex jones. - yes, yes. - alex jones is like the walter cronkite of fantasyland. - he's got a chapter. - he has a chapter in the book, that's the way it wasn't. i mean, that's the alex jones mantra. all of this of a piece, and what's so interesting is, we think we know these things as verticals, but when you lay them out end to end, you begin to see how really this is a pattern. - that's what i discovered, not only a pattern historically, but now, a kind of eu of fantastical thinking where, well we see that alex jones is also, in addition to the conspiracy theories that he promotes every day, he's a promoter of fantastical, ridiculous medical quackery as well. - [evan] right, right. - there are two adjacent states of fantasyland that you can travel back and forth without a visa. - and the degree to which the fantasyland mentality has now been brought into the mainstream is made evidence, is given credence by the fact that here is donald trump alongside alex jones. - right. - essentially legitimizing. - well, indeed, and again, i tell my ch

all those question marks hanging over eddie jones' tomorrow.rks hanging over eddiejones‘ side, the lack of leadership shown from senior players in this tournament, the need again for players in this tournament, the need againforan players in this tournament, the need again for an open side flanker to contest the breakdown, which is an area where england struggled against scotland, and they did so again today. and just why england failed today. and just why england failed to fire today when eddiejones had put out one of his more attacking sides with mike brown being replaced at full back by anthony watson, elliot daly and jonny may on the wings and why they only scored one try when they needed four. eddie jones will answer those questions in the coming days heading into that match against ireland at twickenham next weekend, but one thing is not in doubt, ireland are well worthy of the six nations title. it's been a busy day in the premier league. seven results are in. the lunchtime match was at old trafford, where manchester united beat their gr

paula jones, why need to broderick. good to see you both.ou have a new book that came out, i have a copy, i have an autographed copy -- >> come i have it. >> sean: you better put some ice on that. how i survived being raped by bill clinton. what's amazing about this -- have you ever been interviewed on "60 minutes"? >> no. never. cnn, msnbc. >> sean: you've never been interviewed by cnn, msnbc, 60 minutes. >> never. >> sean: it was hard to get it on nbc was lisa myers, who i know wanted to air her interview with you. to you, and all my years -- 23 years at fox, 30 years in radio -- you actually write about some of this in the book, it was the hardest interview you've ever done. >> that's right. and you were the second interview that i had done and the last. of course there was one in between. but when you came to my home with all of your people and sat down,pl i never thought about ts being as the emotional to you as it was to me. but we sat down and as i began to tell you the horrific events -- >> sean: a brutal rape. >> and i began to tell

with paula jones, it was actual behavior that was being alleged, you know, individually toward him. in fact this one almost kind of recalls much more the suit right now pending by summer zervos against donald trump that has to do with groping and tee famation. in both, president trump could be asked to testify but there's a little bit more of a parallel with paula jones. >> in california the motion filed in federal court by team stormy, do you think the move, mark, is it a total stunt from avenatti or does this truly, truly get trump closer to seeing the inside of a courtroom? >> my prediction of what's going to happen, they're going to compel arbitration. the federal judge will grant the motion to compel arbitration. they'll go over to probably adr, a local l.a. dispute resolution place. that judge will impose sanctions under the arbitration agreement and stormy daniels is going to have not only to pay back the money that she got but she's probably going to have to pay some amount of money for v violating the agreement. i don't think there's a whole lot here. at the same time what

let's get to courtney reagan in the newsroom hi, courtney >> this just crossing right now from dow jones dow jones reporting, according to sources, that intel is considering acquisitional alternatives, including possibly looking at broadcom. you know, right now, of course, that broadcom is working to try to take over qualcomm, and that deal, of course, is getting excessively complicated. you can see shares of intel aren't moving that much after hours. broadcom shares are moving higher after hours at this point, qualcomm shares down slightly on this report from dow jones, citing sources that intel is looking into possible acquisitions, including taking a look at what's going on with broadcom. back over to you. >> courtney thank you. courtney reagan. let's trade this this could possibly derail completely the broadcom for qualcomm deal as courtney mentioned. you had pitched broadcom as a fast pitch recently. >> i think broadcom is probably okay no matter what happens here if they get bought out but i think they obviously want qualcomm what's interesting about intel, we've seen them be very

qualcomm shares down just slightly on this report from dow jones citing sources that intel is looking into possible acusitions including taking a look at what's going on with broadcom back over to you >> thank you >> this could possibly derail completely the qualcomm deals. you had actually pitched broadcom, right? >> i think broadcom is okay no matter what happens. they want qualcomm here. what is interesting about intel. we have seen this company be inquisitive. they probably spent over $30 billion in acquisitions to reposition them selves for the next ten years one thing that is important to note, this is a company that missed mobile. it never happened. broad com came in here this could have something to do with shoring up some market share. broadcom 5%, 6% customer concern that intel will start losing some share and areas that they sell to apple this makes a murky situation that much murkier. >> one thing i would say, certainly a strategic alliance that makes an alliance there companies that have missed the boat in their space. they go out and make acusitions. we don't know what t

van jones, he's got quite a rolodex.our show, by the way, sit go next to another incredible director, i want to show a picture. you were so lovely to let me. i walked off the set the other day. excuse me. i need to meet these ladies. that was the moment. that was the face i got before i got that with oprah. >> 8:00 on sunday, east coast, 5:00 on the west coast. we do an hour with oprah winfrey. van jones, oprah winfrey. and then she comes out. it was church. oprah winfrey from 1996, 1997. she starts dancing, she's preaching, the crowd is going nuts. maybe we'll get five minutes, ten minutes. we got an hour of oprah winfrey the van jones show. totally insane. >> let's watch a clip. >> i want to get practical with you. they say she can say that because she's a a gogazillionai. >> but the way i got to be a gazilli gazillionaire. this is what i have understood for a long time. >> i'm going to tell you about my life. every day, i wake up in the morning, i try to be a warrior. i reach for my cell phone. and i look at it. and i

dowrn jones report -- dow jones reporting facebook ending use of information from outsight data brokersting and they will stop providing information from its platform to data brokers with the notion that 200 some odd thousand folks who used an app were able to extract information on 50,000 people. >> i don't think there is a mop big enough to clean up the mess from mark zuckerberg. each day we hear more and more about how they have not only -- we are talk about how security is hard. this isn't about security. this is about the arrogance of a company focused on growing and not focused and protecting you and me. let our willy-nilly data out to anybody in our own way without much police. now what's out there is out there and it compromised how personal data has been handled by that company. i think they have a long way to go. i would not be surprised if you saw somebody stronger coming into leadership there. this is a bad bad bad bad move for facebook. this little announcement they made. they sounds great, then you see 5% action following up on it. let's see what they do. charles: gentleme

i'm van jones. this is the van jones show. we are coming to you live from washington d.c.city around the world one of the biggest marches against gun violence ever, ever. and it was extraordinary. and it was led by a whole new generation of young activists who have taken this country by storm. tonight we are