>> a fun fur was something invented by karl in 1965. baccari takes me on a tour in the flagship. >> like it's the first time. >> living legends and more as we go "inside fendi." >> for many, milan springs to mind as home of italian fashion. for fendi, it is rome. it was here almost 90 years ago, eduardo and adele fendi set up their small workshop making furs and it's rome where the company plans to stay. it's not just a home for fendi, the italian capital is a source of inspiration. >> we're home with these monuments and beauty you know rome as i do, it's unbelievable and you discover a new piece you didn't think exists. it's richness is transmitted to the creative people living here and this city gives us so much. >> rome is very important for fendi and rome can be considered a source of inspiration for my work and for and if you're a creative person, rome gives you inspiration in every corner. every day when i walk from the house to here, i notice something i didn't notice before and every rome has a story. >> it is visited by million

karl has in store for the rats. ♪ n and just wait until you hear what karl has in store for the ratsu hear what karl has in store for the rats. ♪ , and just wait until you hear what karl has in store for the rats. ♪ wvo: caring for someone with alzheimer's means i am a lot of things. i am his guardian. i am his voice. so i asked about adding once-daily namenda xr to his current treatment for moderate to severe alzheimer's. it works differently. when added to another alzheimer's treatment, like aricept®, it may improve overall function and cognition. and may slow the worsening of symptoms for a while. vo: namenda xr doesn't change how the disease progresses. it shouldn't be taken by anyone allergic to memantine, or who's had a bad reaction to namenda xr or its ingredients. before starting treatment, tell their doctor if they have, or ever had a seizure disorder difficulty passing urine, liver, kidney, or bladder problems, and about any medications they're taking. certain medications, changes in diet, or medical conditions may affect the amount of namenda xr in the body... and may incr

karl rove and juan williams. karl we were talking with congressman schiff. you took heat. you had one white house account and separate political account. you had to because you couldn't do government business or political business on the government account. how big a deal do you think this hillary clinton thing is? and how big a role will it play in her campaign? >> it will be big in that it reaffirms a vision, a narrative that people have about the clinton that they are governed by a different set of rules. we'll have throughout the entire course of the campaign, whether it's foreign contributions to their foundation. selling intelligence to foreign entities on american politics. we'll have a whole series of these things that are the clinton's operating in a sense of entitlement. i was amused at congressman schiff. you're right. rnc accounts were there for political activity at the republican -- at the white house house. we had to have a separate account. we were told these are presidential records. they were periodically swept and added into the white house archives. in

history month, come menation today, and about a month ago and it was last week that we heard that karl barns father died and i have a new memorial as well and it is really dig, that we honor his father, aaron oliver barns and he has had tremendous contribution to san francisco as a police officer and someone who had been part of the migration from i believe, east texas and warton county, texas to san francisco and he came here in 1949. and worked very hard over about ten years, to actually buy a home, in the lake view, neighborhood, and in 1959 but he had experience with his family, that discrimination that african americans faced in san francisco, and was able to turn that around and really through a lot of organizing and work, to make sure that the experience of african americans could be something that would be respected much more in the city. and he served on the san francisco police department, and he joined the police academy in 1964 and served for 24 years, until his retirement from the police department, his beat was in china town. and he actually is early years he was one of t

cnn's karl penhaul is there.s had just been in germany on the first leg of that exchange. >> reporter: yeah, absolutely, christine. those spanish students had been in germany three weeks ago, and this was the return leg. and so for the last week 16 german students here in this town just north of barcelona had been continuing to forge those friendships, very much a language and a cultural exchange. and in the next few moments, some of those students the parents, the teachers will be taking part in a commemoration service inside the school here. that's likely to be a very simple and certainly very private affair so that people can begin to come to terms with the loss of friends, young friends, and friendships that had just only begun to flourish. back down in barcelona, lufthansa, the airline company, while they're going through the passenger lists to find out exactly what nationalityies were on board, but it is a number of nationalities. we've already counted about eight or ten different nationalities that could h

. >> his name is karl campbell.ove for animals but cold-blooded in what he is willing to do to save them. i hear the cheap, the chirp. >> yes, there's one just up here. >> and he has brought me to this tiny haven to look for the one creature that inspired darwin's ideas more than any other. hey, what's up, buddy, i came a long way to see you. the floreana mockingbird. >> when darwin came here, he collect them with a stick. >> just whacked them with a stick? >> just whacked them with a stick. that's how naive they are. >> they didn't know to fear man yet. >> they didn't have fear of anything. >> /* >> they didn't have a fear of man? >> they didn't have a fear of anything. this is one of the world's rarest birds for sure. >> i will explain why this little guy is hanging on by a thread in just a minute. but to understand how karl plans to save then, we have to back up, hop over to isabella island and get to know these guys. galapagos is an old spanish word for tortoise. and for age, they were the plotting bulldozers of

cnn's karl penhaul is there with the latest. good morning, karl. >> reporter: good morning, christine. and as we heard rosie explaining there had been a school exchange program. 16 german students had been here in this town. they had been here for a week studying spanish in this local school where children are beginning to show up again this morning. three weeks ago spanish children had been at their homes in germany. so this tragedy has united families in grief, families that previously were united in friendship. and in a little while, in about an hour from now, in fact those children together with some of the parents, together with some of the teachers are going to join together in the school gymnasium. they'll have some kind of remembrance remembrance. it's going to be a little bit spontaneous, but the children are going to remember friendships that were made and friendships that have now been lost. but of course that just highlights some of the issues surrounding this tragedy. there are, of course many other nationalities on board. it wasn't ju

two, maybe three shades of karl the fog. we are not too sure who started the account, but it has become a local sensation documenting the unique bay area fog. karl the fog tweeting just two hours ago here, taking my fog game into overtime. and there is nothing more romantic than driving across the golden gate bridge when it is foggy. it never gets old. >> and i love the create ity on the internet. let's go to our chief meteorologist. >> i struggle with karl the fog and here is why. i like him, he's cool. but his deal is he is a summertime fog. comes off the cool water. the warm air. he has taken credit for the valley fog. so there's two kinds of fogs. you know who i'm talking to. >> it's a fog war! >> we did have both this morning. we had some radiation fog. a little bit of both. the system on tracking right now, you can see it coming up to the coast now. it is really sort of a beautiful looking system. it is not what we want it to be. when you start to wind up, see where it started to wind up here and stretch apart. the sys

karl rove joins us.arl, those are rough words. >> well, i have been mist find as to how the president has handled this. he has, through the actions over the last six weeks, made -- drawn more attention to prime minister netanyahu's speech and made it a bigger, more significant, more consequential event by series of p.r. blunders that represent in my mind an unskilled, undiplomatic, arrogant and petulant at times approach on the part of the administration the president and his people. it started six weeks ago and has been going on ever since. it's been really an extraordinary time. >> well, i think it's quite unfair that the prime minister. because the original beef which is just a distraction and everyone should grow up and get over it it, was because speaker boehner made the invitation to the prime minister and he accepted it and apparently the white house was angry because speaker boehner hadn't cleared it first with the white house. speaker boehner saying is he his own separate branch of government. b

we take up clinton scandal its 2016 implication talking with karl rove. and head of secret service does not know ha his agents are doing or why. but, telling congress what he really needs it money to build a fake white house to train agents to protect the real one. joseph clancy called capitol hill today to answer questions about what is a growing list of scandals. a subject of my commentary. we begin in israel with benjamin netanyahu, now declaring victory, releaseed this statement on twitter. against all odds, a big win for likud for national camp, with a leadership of likud a big win for the country of israel. joining us, former israeli ambassador to united states, daniel ayalotph*rpbgs. >> hello lou. lou: she right? >> he probably is, they predicted that netanyahu would trail by 4 or 6. he would have to cede half of the term to his opponent, this is not the case. lou: with his victory. having ability to begin to create coalition to lead the government what will be the impact immediately in terms of national security policies, and relationship with bot

it was even scarier to watch karl rove rapping in person than on the tv.d manage. >> mc rove. ♪ our dnc is what they're calling me ♪ >> colin powell is equally musically challenged. here he is singing at a security meeting in indonesia. and bad boy blagojevich is caught on camera taking on elvis. ♪ >> yikes. don't quit your day jobs, fellas. oh, wait, never mind. perhaps they should have made a speedy escape like president bush tried to do after this press conference. >> this was one of the famous episodes with george bush looking like he didn't know what he was doing because he didn't even know where the door was. >> i was trying to escape. >> and talk about wanting to escape, who can forget vice president dan quayle exercising his spelling expertise in front of the cameras. >> add one little bit on the end. potato. you wrote phonetically. what else? there you go. >> i wouldn't try your luck at, are you smarter than a fifth grader, dan. >> i guess he was wrong and i was right. >> and speaking of a gaffe with an "e" on the end, here's a technical one. >> a

if karl rove said, i handed them all over, trust me, would you trust karl rove if that is what he saiddavid: secretary clinton is the head of the agency, and the way i understand the way the law works, it is the call of the agency to turn over what is relevant or pertinent. i trust that she did that. mark: but if karl rove had a private e-mail server at the white house, never used white house e-mail, and wrote all of his e-mails on rove.com and in the white house said we would like you to hand over all e-mails that were relevant would you trust the batch that would be complete or have questions? david: i might have questions and i don't think there is anything wrong with asking questions. more: why should the press and the public trust that hillary clinton on e-mails that she totally controlled and could have deleted or withheld if she wanted to, why should we trust that she handed them all over? david: i think because there is no evidence of any wrongdoing and i don't know of any allegations of wrongdoing. mark: there was the allegation that it was improper for her to do e-mails that

why karl rove agrees with me. i'm the one who is impossible. @e8ñúñ÷@@@0@ú ♪ help an oil company overcome minus 47 degree temps, 5 foot ice, and 16 foot waves, to safely keep crude oil flowing 365 days a year. when emerson takes up the challenge it's never been done before simply becomes consider it solved. emerson. >>> cruz is in expect at least a dozen others to follow maybe more with. this kind of debate crowd not time for much followup. but mitt romney says plenty of time for republicans to agree on >> we have 16 candidates, most of them viable. we may have 16 mostly viable. >> but are we going to get to the convention without a nominee? >> if that occurred, my guess is the people that got the delegates would come together and choose one of themselves. >> i'm not so sure but karl rove knows this stuff inside and out. here was my point. if you have a lot of guys competing in delegate apportioned states and a good number stay in the race, say half a dozen do then it gets to be tough for one guy to have that, you know, 1200, 1250 delegates the

. >> reporter: good morning to you, karl.tate lawmakers are scrambling to calm the fire storm of criticism that's erupted. state senator david long saying the legislature is working on a fix. >> to the extent that we need to clarify through legislative action that this law does not and will not be allowed to discriminate against anyone, we plan to do just that. >> reporter: since the law was signed last week, the response in the business community relentlessly negative. acknowled angie's list saying it's putting things on hold that would have add a thousands of jobs to the state. >> that we can't draw the tall leapt, then i can't commit the company. >> reporter: other indiana based companies echoing these concerns. eli lilly saying it's bad for business. nationally, many adding their voice to the chorus of opposition. paypal founder tweeting. yelp saying it will focus expansion in states that don't have these laws. now on the streets of indianapolis, many small business owners have taken to hanging signs on windows that say,

that is a big question. >> what do you think, karl? that's a pretty significant amount of people staying home. >> well, look two things. first of all, there are other social conservatives in the race who are going to have claim in iowa. rick santorum and mike huckabee both who have done well in iowa in the past. we've got to be careful about the stay home thing. i heard if we only had more conservatives come out. they went from 29% in 2000 to 35% in 2012. and rather than there being fewer conservatives who turned out in 2012 even though the electorate dropped from 131.1 million in 2008 to 129.3 million in 2012, there are 681,000 more conservatives who turned out in 2012 as opposed to 2008, because they're an increasing share of the electorate. we've got to be a little bit careful about this. we've got to as a party that we've got to recognize what reagan did. the people who stayed home in 2012 tended to be middle class, working class whites, who aren't a member of either party and are drawn by the candidate. and that's where the smart

let's go live to the french alps, karl penhaul is standing by. what are you seeing karl? >> reporter: well wolf, we've been talking a lot to the commanders of the rescue and recovery teams. the various people out there at the crash site pulling in debris, pulling in body parts. there's some good news. the phase of recovery of human remains and their personal possessions could be completed by this week, quicker than expected. and now those recovery and rescue teams have a new hunch. they believe that if the black box data recorder survived that crash it could be buried under shale and gravel at the crash site. once the body parts are removed, they'll start to probe and rake through the gravel to see if the black box may be buried, wolf. >> you're also hearing some serious excepty ty skepticism about the video of the last moments of the flight from the french and german publications. what are you hearing from your sources karl? >> reporter: yeah absolutely wolf. i would categorize this as much stronger than except i 6. these are the guys that would have ever recovered the m

bush, fox news political analyst, karl rove.arl good to have you with us. >> thanks, lou. >> we have a lot to talk about in the republican party. first, these charges of israeli spying on those negotiations. is this just simply spite, petulance on the part of this administration with netanyahu? >> oh yeah. lou: your thoughts. >> absolutely. absolutely. look, we would expect the israelis to be trying to understand what is going on in the minds of the iranians. we helped them build a sophisticated capacity to intercept and monitor iranian communications. the idea they're getting this by monitoring the us is probably laughable. they're getting this by monitoring the iranians and the iranian conversations. and it is petulant. you used a good word for the white house to engage in this. that we the united states trying to monitor israeli communications. we should not be surprised they're trying to monitor the communications of the iranians about these negotiations. for them to go to the wall street journal and lay this out and start w

tell us about that karl. >> reporter: hi carol. more and more family members are arriving at a crisis center that has been set up at taermerminal 2. as we speak another two ladies have gone through the gate heading towards the kroo is siscrisis center. family members of people on board. we know there were gem mans on board, spaniards on board as well. they haven't given us a full list of passengers or the nationalities that were on board. we're expecting some kind of press release from them in literally the next few moments. so far no further confirmation either of why that german wings flight may have left around half an hour late from barcelona's terminal 2 airport. it was due to leave, we're told around 9:30 local time and didn't leave until just after 10:00 local time. the weather has been bad in the barcelona region for a number of days now, but no indication at this stage whether weather was a factor in the delayed departure. but as i say, expecting a press release any moment now. in fact, i see the lady now heading towards u

abc's chief white house correspondent jonathon karl. >> reporter: hillary clinton on her blackberry -- one of the iconic images of her days as madame secretary. and it turns out she e-mailed a lot -- at least 55,000 pages of e-mails, according to the state department. but what we didn't know then, she used only personal e-mail accounts, bypassing the government e-mail system that would have automatically saved her e-mails, putting them within reach of congress, media requests and historians. we pressed the white house on this today. have you heard of anybody, senior official at the white house that just uses personal e-mail? >> i have not encountered that. >> reporter: just listen to what the white house said when mrs. clinton was still secretary of state. >> we are definitely instructed that we need to conduct all of our work on our government accounts. >> reporter: but mrs. clinton didn't even bother to get a government e-mail account. the clinton team says there is nothing nefarious here that she did not break the law because she kept all e-mails regarding to government business an

abc's chief white house correspondent jonathan karl in the room today and asking the tough questions.reporter: a full week after the story first broke, hillary clinton tonight finally explained why she never used government e-mail as secretary of state. it simply wasn't convenient. >> looking back, it would have been better for me to use two separate phones and two e-mail accounts. i thought using one device would be simpler, and obviously it hasn't worked out that way. >> reporter: a crush of reporters turned out for what was mrs. clinton's first full press conference in over two years. her responses were careful. she often looked at notes. insisting the only e-mails she deleted were purely personal. >> they had nothing to do with work. but i didn't see any reason to keep them. >> reporter: state department regulations clearly state that employees must turn over any any e-mails from private accounts that relate to official business. why did you not two along with state department rules until nearly two years after you left office? >> the laws and regulations in effect when i was secr

i want to go to karl penhaul here the crash site. i know you've spoke with some of the family members. more traumatic revelations about what their relatives went through on this flight. can you tell me what's the latest on getting these -- their loved ones' remains off the mountainside? >> reporter: well i think on that front, brooke there's been a deal of progress here. first, as you know this is treacherous, rugged terrain. and until now, all recovery teams had to go in by helicopter. there's been high winds and too windy for the helicopters to fly. but now the local mayor, he sent in a backhoe yesterday to carve a track through the mountainside so all-terrain vehicles can get through the crash site and take the teams with them. the good news is it's 100 yards from completion and only one obstacle to go. by tomorrow morning, it could be that recovery teams are riding to the crash site on all-terrain vehicles and that means they can bring the human remains and vital fragments of that plane back much more quickly. now, in those terms

>> jon karl live from the white house tonight. jon, we saw the tweet, mrs. clinton asking the state department to release the e-mails. what kind of timeline are we really looking at here? could take months? >> reporter: yes, david. in fact the state department told me today, it will take several months to release those e-mails and, remember these are only the e-mails that mrs. clinton chose to send over to the state department. >> all right, jon karl with us live from the white house again tonight. jon, thank you. >>> there is still much more ahead on "world news tonight" this thursday. the superbug warnings and the new headline tonight. patients alerted in two separate hospitals. details coming up. >>> the suspended racing star and the big breakup that made headlines. tonight, the new decision. will he get back on the track? >>> and this even egg, theing, the controversial decision made by the circus about elephants. will you agree with them? ♪ [upbeat music] ♪ defiance is in our bones. defiance never grows old. citracal maximum. easily absorbed calcium plu

jon karl is standing by. >>> also breaking, from ferguson, the police chief reveals he's resigning, after the scathing report from the justice department. joining a city manager, a judge, a clerk and two officers all gone. >>> and that black hawk down. seven marines, four soldiers presumed dead. tonight, the evidence now washing ashore. we're on the scene. >>> the racist chant. tonight, the two students, the apology from one and the explanation from the parents of the other. >>> and the newborn stolen from the hospital. just two days old, carried out in that shopping bag. tonight, security in american hospitals. >>> good evening. and we begin this wednesday night with that breaking news from the white house. two secret service agents now under investigation, facing allegations they were driving under the influence in a government vehicle and hit a barrier outside the white house. this comes after a string of troubling incidents. that security breach, a man sprinting across the white house lawn, making it through the front door, past the staircase that leads to the first family's living qu

in comes her husband, karl. he does a pretty good job shaving off the stubble.aching for the aftershave. >> ow ow wow. >> immediately red. >> you ain't seen nothing yet. immediately to the sink and starts throwing water on himself. >> but of course ginger the wife outside the door. >> hi. little bit of hot sauce. >> oh my gosh! >> oh! >> oh! his head looks look a cherry. >> it's only getting worse. he shoves his face under the kitchen faucet, it's still not doing enough. goes for the jug of milk starts pouring milk all over his face. >> at this point you need a burn cream. >> after the milk's not cooling it off, he goes for the yogurt. >> what did you put in there. >> carolina reaper sauce. >> you put carolina reaper sauce. >> you went too far, woman! >> maybe she went just the right length he may not prachk her anymore, he's like you win, truce. >> that's the most diabolical thing you've ever done to me, ever. >> that's it for "right this minute." we'll see you next time. >>> after getting crowded out, a disgruntled driver decides he's the police. what happens

karl penhaul joining us now live from near the crash site. and karl we're hearing that authorities are working to build a road so that relatives can actually get as close as possible to the site, right? >> reporter: good evening to you, brianna. yeah that's absolutely the case. because up until now, recovery teams have had to fly into the crash site by helicopter because the terrain is just too rugged to get in there on foot. and so the village mayor here yesterday morning september ant a digger a grader a backhoe into that action. the job is to carve into the mountainside and make a track there so that rescue teams can get there on foot or on atvs. and progress in fact has been surprisingly quick. they've already got about 400 yards of that tract done. they've reckoned they've got about twice the length to go still. but by the end of the week recovery teams could be going in on the ground. that should make it a lot quicker to get human remains and parts of the wreckage out. there's also a little consolation on that front as well because the

. >> all right, karl penhaul. there's so much to process here. we want to turn to our panel, richard quest, our cnn aviation correspondent. cnn safety analyst, former faa safety inspector. tom fuentes also joins us a former former assistant director for the fbi. and mary i'll begin with you. so often, we are so hopeful that the voice recorder the cockpit voice recorder will be recovered recovered. they have found it it has revealed a tremendous amount of information, first and foremost, that this was, indeed, deliberate. >> well and certainly the french vea, i've worked previous cases where they were the investigative agency and quite competent. and at the press conference yesterday when the investigator was asked from the vea about those last eight minutes, he seemed shaken clearly he'd heard something but he would not comment. i suspect that this is correct and what they have revealed to us will turn out to be the case because it's the prosecution. but at this point, this is a carolina criminal investigation. the vea will continue their work, t

. >> and karl rove joins us. good evening sir. >> good evening. karl, i don't know if you are -- if president bush 43's administration did this but for some reason it bothers me. jen psaki says she doesn't know much about anything about this yet on january 29th the question was posed to secretary kerry about whether or not american funds were being on the ground in israel or not to impact the election. she doesn't know today. what's your thought on this? >> this is a troubling chain of events. the department of state by november of last year transfers $350,000 to a nonprofit called one voice, a movement, which is designed to encourage a palestinian state. a two state solution in israel. and there are 2014 report, annual report, they announce that they are, embarking on ground breaking campaign around the israeli elections. by january they have linked up with victory 2015 known collectively in israel as b 15 -- v 15. which has one goal defeat of netanyahu. they have office was next door to each other in tel aviv. they are cooperating together in th

we're in dusseldorf and karl penhaul is in the french alps and pamela brown is live in germany. what you learning about the crucial questions asked of lubitz and what he withheld? >> reporter: erin it's becoming increasingly clear that andreas lubitz went to great lengths to hide his mental illness from lufthansa. just this past summer lubitz had to fill out a questionnaire as part of a recertification exam that every pilot must go through every year. a few questions on this questionnaire. do you have any vision problems? are you taking any medications? have you ever attempted suicide? do you have any psychological psychiatric or neurological diseases? if anything that he put on there was a red flag then the aviation doctor would have had to alert lufthansa. lufthansa said they didn't get any indication nothing was brought to tlearheir attention that he had any problems. it's up to him to self-report. we learned that he went to an eye doctor for vision problems and it turned out, according to a source this doctor diagnosed him with a psychosomatic order. we don't know when that

that's karl the fog. you can tweet him, karl the fog. he has made a return. socked in at the golden gate bridge this morning. 53 degrees in san francisco. 46 in santa rosa. this is fog illustrated on our satellite-radar. it's a pretty deep layer marine air and it will be pushing onshore with the west wind 10 to 20 miles per hour, therefore not as warm today as yesterday we soared into the high 80s. high pressure in control so we'll have this dry weather pattern for the next seven days. no rain in the forecast. currently 53 going up to 84 in sacramento, davis and stockton. otherwise it's freezing at 32 in the greater lake tahoe area just shy of 70. 65 in monterey bay. sun-up at 7:03. sundown 7:26. pretty clear skies then. then the fog moves back onshore in the overnight hours. 68 degrees today in san francisco when the average high is 62. but down from yesterday's highs in the 70s. low 70s in mountain view through los altos. shy of 80 in san jose when the average high is 64. we're out of the high 80s into the 70s and 80s east of the bay. again, a breezy aftern

priceline.com >>> we have karl rove and kirsten powers and juan williams. you had to have a political account because you could not do political business on the government account. how big a deal is this hillary clinton and how big a role will it play if her campaign? >> it will be big and reaffirm the vision, the narrative people have of the clintons that they are governed by a different set rules whether it is foreign contributions to their foundation or someone getting a salary from a private company selling intelligence to foreign entities on american politics at the same time she is getting a salary at state department, we will have a series of these things that are the clintons' sense of entitlement. i was amused at congressman schiff. rnc accounts were there for political activity at the white house because of the hatch act we had to have a separate account but we were told these were presidential reports swept and added to the white house archives. in fact, there was a problem because they were in the to be missing and congressman schiff was the lou

karl rove and joe trippi are here to discuss this. killing weeds where they grow. barrier forms so weeds can't appear - serious weed prevention up to a year. [chorus singings:] ♪ roundup max control 365 ♪ so i'm fighting weeds on opening day and preventing weeds while i get away. weeds stay dead as we carve this beast, and they still aren't back when i cook this feast. [chorus singings:] ♪ roundup max control 365 ♪ one more time let me make it clear. with no more weeds it's your year. ♪ nineteen years ago, we thought "wow, how is there no way to tell the good from the bad?" so we gave people the power of the review. and now angie's list is revolutionizing local service again. you can easily buy and schedule services from top-rated providers. conveniently stay up to date on progress. and effortlessly turn your photos into finished projects with our angie's list app. visit angieslist.com today. ♪ so...you're sayin' you'll give me my credit score for free... right! now you're gonna ask for my credit card - - so you can charge me on the down low two weeks later look, c

is the yemen policy of the united states a success, karl?> guest: josh ernest went on to say the united states has the supacity supassu capacity to reach special operations in the state. i had lunch with a special operation to came back and he destroyed all of the weapons and i don't think he thinks we have much and our reach is released. the white house is getting close to the edge of lala land saying everything is okay in yemen. the saudi arabia don't want this on their southern border. that is why they mobilized 150,000 troops and started airstrikes. and four vessels from egypt as we speak are arriving on station. the saudi arabia egyptians and sunni arabs whipill not allow this. >> you have the american embassy closed and the leader of the country fleeing by boat and american special operation forces also getting out and destroying their weapons in the process. how does the administration continue to call this a success? >> guest: i have no idea. and look this is why -- the president doesn't seem to understand his creditability has been

. >> who do you see karl, it could be the dozen or maybe more vying for the white house.intrigues you early on? >> walker right now. >> why? >> he's been in battle. you can count on him in your foxhole when you turn around. he won't bolt and leave. he's a fighter. and i think that's what the american people want. they want real leadership. real leadership. leads from the front. and this guy he's showing his leadership. ran three times here. neil: yeah, he did. every other year it seemed he was running. because of the recalls. i'm wondering karl, these guys need money to keep the oxygen in the tank. keep moving, moving. if the argument is that walker is getting bush is getting, to a lesser extent marco rubio cruz is not getting it. those who send money in small increment alwaysals, the passion crowd, they'll give money, but that's tough. right? you need a lot of it. >> yeah and it surprised me the big 50 family is okay. got together and just jumped on to jeb bush's bus, okay? they're not considering the changes taking place. >> you think bush would lose? >> i don't think b

i think we've seen a version of this story that jon karl hinted at five or six times. generally the clinton ss underreact and hunker down, the critics and media overreact. is it different this time? will it make any difference? >> i said a few weeks ago on this show i thought she was easily the most likely president of the united states. i now think not only is she because of this as a symptom and a cause, i now think she's not only easily the most likely, i don't think she's any more than most likely. this is -- go that's a big shift. >> yeah. >> because of e-mails? >> a big shift. >> because of what this says as a symptom. >> exhale. >> not as a cause, as a symptom. >> exhale. >> what she's doing here in terms of lack of response, lack of a sense of what people think of her and combined with what i thought was an extraordinary weak performance at her speech the other day, her husband can get through these things because he's a politician of a lifetime. she cannot. if this is the way she's going to run her operation, if this is the mind-set she's going to have, i don'

bush fox news political analyst karl rove. good to have you with us. >> thanks, lou. >> we have a lot to talk about in the republican party, but first, these charges of israelis spying on those negotiations, is this just simply a spite petulance on the part of this administration with netanyahu? >> oh yeah. >> you're positive? >> absolutely. absolutely. look we would expect the israelis to be trying to understand what is going on in the minds of the iranians. we helped them build a sophisticated capacity to intercept and monitor iranian communications. the idea that they're getting this by monitoring the u.s. is probably laughable. they're getting this by monitoring the iranians and the iranian conversations. and it is petulance. i used a good word for the white house to engage in this. we, the united states, try and monitor israeli communications. we should not be surprised that they're trying to monitor the communications of the iranians about these negotiations. and for them to go to the "wall street journal" and lay this o

so, i have seen and this will be my final reading where scooter libby and karl rove are driving to the national security agency in fort meade maryland. a beer in a white house pool car. i will just read the opening few sentences and then skip over to make. scooter libby come and remember all based on these on the news comes to remember scooter libby trajectory this is august, 2004, scooter libby would do almost anything for his boss the vice vice president come anything. he would fabricate he would offer half-truths and untruths and even go to jail for god sake though he knew the prospect was unlikely as cheney would always have his back. scooter libby was imprisoned by setting in the car with karl rove for a long drive on the baltimore washington parkway winding through the suburbs was testing the limits of his patients. the air conditioner against the heat outside and he asked for what seemed like the tenth time where are we going? i told you an undisclosed location. i know that where. if i told you where it would be disclosed location. after cow and senior adviser colliding senior a