he and karl came to blows. >> levi got in his truck to get away from karl. karl chased after him. yelling at karl, just let him go. leave him alone. let him go. >> levi was never able to stay away for long. he and cassie included karl and the rest of the family in their wedding in 2003. the young couple soon had two daughters. it may have been too much too fast. the marriage didn't last. >> it was just a bad divorce. neither one of them was nice to each other. >> like many kids, levi started to grow up. he got his ged, started working and tried hard to be a good dad. perhaps in being a father, his anger with his own father began to soften. >> i corner a little bit. could see a path in the direction for his life. >> levi had his own place now. he would drop by the old house to see the family and help karl with some work with. on november 20, 2008, levi came over to work on a truck in cindy and karl's new barn. cindy remembers she and karl had just come home from a funeral. they had been gone for about four hours. >> karl told me he was going to let levi know we were home and check

and i don't think karl rove actually answered those questions.t was a mistake for us to go there. >> we made sure to play the entire response and when you take this through current day and what has happened obviously in iraq and what has happened with isis and the terrorists moving in and the fact that he was sort of saying you know the administration made the mistake of pulling out of iraq too soon would he have a point there, though? >> i think the real point is that we had never had an occupying force that long and in that kind of a standing that's constantly at battle. i think what it shows is that there was bad planning to begin with. if it deteriorates to this amount afterwards then maybe we should have done better and maybe the government should have planned better for this war. >> why did you sign up to serve? >> so i actually signed up in august of 2001 before september 11th. i signed up to provide a college education for myself which was not able through financial means of my family and to serve my country. i mean a lot of us we choose

karl. >> hi, greta. well, you heard it, marco rubio with some pretty unsubtle wraps at hillary clinton and jeb bush who was marco rubio's mentor which he was rising up through the state legislature ultimately become the speaker of the florida house before running for the u.s. senate. rubios would a long shot when he ran in 2010. he was one of the first tea party backed candidates to actually get elected and begin that waive of the 2010 sort of levy lucien of the tea party year. and since then he is also sort of part of the senate's establishment. is he on the foreign relations committee. tomorrow he will head back to washington to throw questions at secretary of state john kerry who will be testifying in d.c. it's a aggressive -- it's a progressive aggressive campaign that he faces in front of him. for the last couple of years he spent several hundred thousands declaration of on data base and. while the decision was made since christmas it's been in the work for some time. third one in. jeb bush and scot

substituteing karl quinn at the te tenilo. rescuers searching for as many as 700 migrants off the coast of libya after their boat capsized overnight. the vijays include men, women and children and happening more and more. nearly 400 migrants are suspected to have drowned last week as refugees there flee the african coast for europe. nbc's kelly cobiella he will for. >> se 60 miles north of the libyan coast rescuers are searching for survivors. a few dozen have been found. but hundreds are still missing. when migrants spotted this cargo ship responding to their distress call survivors say they rushed to one side capsizing their overloaded boat. italian prime minister matteo renzi blamed it on human traffickers saying we can't let people be at their mercy. italy is struggling to cope with a flood of migrants and war refugees setting off from libya with dozens of rescues last week. many of those migrants are reliving their fears. >> i spent three days in the water before the rescue comes. >> many boats are capsizing because it is

i'll try to tell that story the best i can. >> reporter: for "this week,"jonathan karl.bc 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

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karl: it is changing over time. in the past, there were separate concepts of separating users by frequency. you could separate them by location, you could separate them by time. today, we use different technology to keep the signals were interfering with one another. using more sophisticated capabilities of determining when systems are operating to allow openings for other systems to fit into those gaps. we are doing lots of different things -- much of it is technology-based. there has been significant changes in how we manage the spectrum. how we provide spectrum to different users, for instance the introduction of auction authority back in the 1980's. it really changed the landscape and how we provide spectrum as a some of them are -- have parents and grandparents and children. every day using different types of radio devices. things have changed. host: coupons the spectrum? guest: the american people own it. it is a resource area in, that is npa on the government side.

i want to bring in karl penhaul who is live on the story right now.ssues with this story is just the sensitive nature with which the surviving family members have been treated as they go to that mountain meadow, the closest spot they can be to where their loved ones died. you've had a chance to speak to some of those family members. >> reporter: yeah, absolutely, ashleigh. the other day at one of the memorial sites, we did speak to the sister of one of the iranian families. and she, first of all, was describing the good things about her brother's life. but now i get the sense that the families are in a different emotional phase. a lot of them are saying here in the city of marseilles and traveling each day to the memorial site. i was talking to the brother of one of the men who died in that crash. he says he gets up in the morning and his emotions range between sadness and very deep rage. he said that it is lufthansa that has invaded his privacy. he said he never wanted lufthansa in his life. but now lufthansa will be there deeply ingrained on every f

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karl that you can for coming back. i want to understand more about what you were saying.sident obviously you heard his spokesman stand big his use of what he described these rioters and looters as criminals and thugs. the merriam webster dictionary defines thug as "a violent criminal." you heard if it's arson or looting of a store, those are thuggish acts that fit the definition of the word. what is wrong then with what the president said? >> i have no problem with the president. as i said last night, no one can donees the criminal acts of those who participate in the looting, the fires, any of the criminal acts that went on. what i said was that we need to heal. and that many of these young people not the people who were leading this but those 14 15-year-olds who were misled misdirected, who felt lost and who were breaking out, speaking out, for whatever neglect that had gone through their lives, they deserve a chance to be gain ed engaged, for us to begin healing. let me tell you, university of kentucky won a national championship in basketball a few weeks ago. there wa

>> all right, jon karl in washington tonight. jon, thank you. >>> we turn now to saudi arabia tonight, claiming it has stopped an attack on the u.s. embassy in riyadh. authorities there saying they arrested 93 suspects with ties to isis. the alleged plan calling for suicide bomb attacks. saudi arabia of course as we reported here taking part in u.s.-led air strikes against isis in iraq and in syria. >>> back here at home tonight and to colorado now, that movie theater massacre three years ago. james holmes accused of opening fire killing a dozen people undergoing a transformation over time. tonight, of the 9,000 people interviewed for the jury the jurors who will now be in that courtroom deciding whether he lives or dies hearing dramatic testimony today, and the 911 calls from survivors. abc's clayton sandell in colorado. >> reporter: 911 calls played today capture gunfire and chaos. >> there are people dead everywhere. one of the guys we came here with is dead. oh, my god. which way do we go? >> reporter: when the shooting stopp

. >> karl rove joins us. karl, i could have seen a stronger defense than that. i'm glad he is not my defense attorney if i god picked up for something. it's not just the "the washington post." the "new york times." , "new york times" and "the washington post," too. >> look, the author of this book, peter sweitzer is a very meticulous, detail or yented person. he has a good reputation as a ton shut researcher and a careful writer and my suspicion is that when this book is fully revealed on may at&t. this going to cause a the love indid indigestion. >> i'm a little cautious because i haven't seen the book. the people put out the books always put out the most salacious things ever and take it like red meat base. everybody ceases upon it. even if they are even 20% accurate there is a problem here. >> look. the question is going to be this: was there a pattern of the clintons receiving money eaves at the clinton foundation or in their own personal pocketbook in a time frame that causes you to look at official actions being done meetings being taken decisions being ma

jon karl, thank you. i want to go to donna brazile. you ran al gore's campaign in 2000, seeking a third democratic term. what were the lessons from that? what lessons do you think hillary has drawn? >> she's not the sitting vice president. she's not involved in the day-to-day operation of the white house. we had a hard time separating the campaign from what was going on in the white house. that's a positive for her. she's not going to run like the 2014 senate campaign. she's not going to distance herself from this president. she knows this president and administration have done a good job on improving the economy. she has her own ideas. in the video she'll release later today, she'll talk about why she wants to be president and what she can do to make this economy even better for the middle class and others. >> tavis smiley, a new book out, my journey with maya. look forward to reading that. you're one of the 72% of democrats who think she needs a real challenge? >> i think the announcement was obviously predictable. the nomination may

the role of a spouse like karl was saying, still remains that of a support.if the family have small children often and this is as marriage has changed generally right? you are seeing a spouse who is not the government male or female, is the spouse that then becomes more responsible for caregiving and takes those things on, because their spouse has the more important job. >> we had a chance to interview laura bush for this project and now i'm wishing we picked the clip where she had a little edge to her voice were she says i wonder if they're going to critique the qaeda ties they work the same way -- the clip we chose for you should we pay our first ladies? here's what she had to say. >> the interesting question will is not should they receive a salary but should they be able to work for a salary at their job that they might have already had. and i think that question will have to come to terms with. you know, certainly a first gentleman my continue to work at whatever he did, if he was a lawyer whatever. so i think that's really the question we should ask. sh

karl, you were the deputy chief of staff at the white house under george w. bush. are those agency heads correct that basically no matter how much these folks mess up and-n what they're doing, that have to go through a long, arduous civil service process? >> i think that's right. you can revoke their clearances and send them to siberia but to actually fire them it's difficult. what we learned here in this particular instance is that apparently it's not just the rain or snow nor sleet nor hail that could keep the mailman from his appointed rounds neither could the capital police. we're focused on the secret service but it's the capitol police who have principle responsibility for the people around the area. hope here's take top to bottom behind the scenes review. this guy got in a gyrocopter in gettysburg, flew under the radar all the way to washington. what if he had had rather than petitions to congress had had a bomb. i hope they look at these procedures. i agree with the commission they should have brought somebody in from the outside. that was not president oba

what do we know karl? >> well wolf we're expecting in the next couple hours or so 27 survivors from that weekend shipwreck to arrive here in the port of catania. they will be off-loaded and given health and psychological checks and the authorities will want to debrief them to find out what happened. saturday night early into sundays because initial survivor reports suggested that maybe between 7 to -- 700 to 950 people had been on board that vessel. the italian prosecutors said we don't know that for sure. he will want to get to the bottom of that to find out how many people may have died because only 28 survivors have been picked up 24 dead bodies have been picked up and fear is the remainder could be trapped in the hull of that vessel which has sunk to a depth of more than one mile deep. but, of course then look to the rest of the day and you only get the impression that this migrant crisis is escalating because in the afternoon hours, we got a report of another migrant boat sinking off the island of rho

karl penhaul doing excellent work in the french alps for us as well. thank you to you. >>> coming up next, as we still try to make sense of this video report that some investigators say just doesn't exist, there is something that does exist. and that is the admission by the airline that it actually did know about the mental condition of the pilot who intentionally killed all these people. so, number one, what does that mean for the civil liability for this airline? and maybe even more important, what about criminal liability? that's next. big day? ah, the usual. moved some new cars. hauled a bunch of steel. kept the supermarket shelves stocked. made sure everyone got their latest gadgets. what's up for the next shift? ah, nothing much. just keeping the lights on. (laugh) nice. doing the big things that move an economy. see you tomorrow, mac. see you tomorrow, sam. just another day at norfolk southern. when the moment's spontaneous, why pause to take a pill? or stop to find a bathroom? cialis for daily use is approved to treat both erectile dysfunction

let's bring in my colleague jon karl. >>> let's move to jeb bush, this was his first really big foray into new hampshire, what are you seeing? >> like hillary clinton, he's talking about his new grandkid. the two big names, hillary, jeb bush couldn't be taking different paths to get to the white house. with hillary, small group of prescreened voters. for jeb bush, it's been a free for all. what this has done, this has given him a chance to directly confront his critics. take a look at this. >> i don't think that the vast majority of american people support mass immigration. so, you're going to have a tough sale. >> that's my job, my job is to not back down on my beliefs. hopefully, like some of the other stuff i said i'm marked neutral on the immigration one. >> another voter actually compared jeb to hillary and said we don't want a coronation in the republican party. he pointed out, joking, there are 95 candidates running for president. >> it might not quite be 95 but there a whole lot of them. >> two significant names this week the governor of michigan took steps towards running and

. >> and karl rove joins us. nice to see you karl. karl, for a moment hypothetically being the campaign manager for senator rand paul, what's his strategic path to getting this nomination? >> well he has got to find a way to win one of the early contests. iowa is dominated by social conservatives. though his father had a good organization there. i think his best shot would be new hampshire, which is an open primary. independents can vote in either the republican or democratic primary. there is a chance for him to bring sort of the isolationist, you know pro-peace, pro-dope progressive independence into the republican primary to vote for him by emphasizing his libertarian principles and his libertarian outlook. >> how does that compare then to senator ted cruz who is also the only other announced candidate at this point? >> well it's interesting. both of them did come out of the 2010 tea party year. but one of them has chosen to emphasize the libertarian aspect. the other has chosen in his announcement, senator cruz to emphasize the so

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let's bring in jon karl. let's move to jeb bush. this was his first really big foray into new hampshire, what are you seeing? >> like hillary clinton he's talking about his new grandkid. but i got to tell you, the two big names, hillary, jeb bush couldn't take different paths to get to the white house. with hillary, you have a carefully managed events with a small group of prescreened voters. for jeb bush it's been a free fall. >> and new hampshire voters who don't v just don't seem to like him. what this has done, this has given him a chance to directly convent his critics. take a look at this when taking on immigration. >> i don't think that the vast majority of american people support mass immigration. you're going to have a tough sale. >> that's my job, my job is to not back down on my beliefs. hopefully you like some of the other stuff i saided and mark we down as neutral on immigration one. >> another voter actually compared jeb to hillary and said we don't want a coronation in the republican party. he pointed out joking there

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ashley: thank you very much, karl cameron. martin o'malley still is not a declared candidate but he keeps taking shots at the front runner knocking hillary clinton's views on same-sex marriage, saying that i'm glad secretary clinton has come around to these issues, i believe that we are best when we lead with our principles and not according to the polls. specifically clinton has supported gay marriage as a state issue and now she supports a constitutional amendment and she was previously vague about giving illegal immigrants a drivers license and now she is all for it. joining me now is the chairman of the american conservative union matt schlapp and republican strategist mercedes schlapp. thank you for being here tonight. let's pick up on something that jeb bush said. i'm the most conservative guy in the pack. when you look at his stance on immigration and his comments on loretta lynch, he doesn't seem to be a man or candidate that is when to appeal to the far right. let me begin with you on jeb bush. what do you think? >> h

he tells our jonathan karl that he'll challenge hillary clinton by running as a dmt.e says he'll stand up for working families while fighting the current campaign fitness system. you can see jonathan karl's full interview coming up on "good morning america." >>> gas station scare. a come saets car's gas tank on fire. why the driver says she did it on purpose. >>> surfers and swimmers are being warned that juvenile great white sharks have been spotted off the beach in california. when they're spotted, they're usually on their way to other spots. for now, the beach is still open. those warning vines posted. >>> an unmanned russian space capsule with supplies for the space station is lost. the rocket failed. began spinning out of control. it's expected to burn up in the atmosphere some time next week. the six space station crew members have sufficient supplies and are in no danger. >>> news that the u.s. economy skidded to a near halt helped push the stock market lower yesterday. the economy grew barely 0.% in the first quarter battered by harsh weather, plunging exports

cnn's karl penhaul is live with more. karl what can you tell us?john this is that ship and this scene is unfolding right now. we've already seen women and children brought down the gang plank. we're told that there are migrants of ten different nationality nationalities. we understand they're syrians fleeing the civil conflict there. we're told there are over 100 women and over 60 children. we understand that some of the women are pregnant. it's unclear which boats their plucked from right now. some representatives of the charities here at dock side suggest that perhaps this boat had set sail from egypt, rather than libya. of course that says that migrant problem that has spread across the coast of north africa. and all of them being run by human trafficking rings. and that is what makes it so dramatic for these migrants. they have been beaten they have been robbed on their way to get to port. and when they get to port many times they're locked beneath the hold of these rust-bucket ships and set adrift in the mediterranean. the human trafficking ri

karl's 93. they have dinner together every night. they watch movies every night.nd he we don't remember. i think we have seen all the bourn identities but i don't remember his ity. we watch a movie where someone sa says "secure the perimeter" but we don't remember. he is so funny. >> jimmy: it is not even natural. >> i hate the word delicious but he's a delicious guy. it is a mallable word. he's delicious. i never got to work with him. i came close. when i was on broadway in 2005, with my one-man show, " 700 sundays" "the producers was across the street. it broke every record. we did a great year, tony, all of that good stuff. i'm exhausted and coming home to l.a. phone rings. billy, hi, it's mel. listen, i have an idea why don't you come to "the producers." you'll be a great match. stay six or seven months. eight shows a week. we'll pay whatever you want to be paid. just stay and i said mel, i have waited for this call for years and years. i just finished my own show i love you but do i want to be the eighth guy to play max? he said you won't be. you'll be the 12

he tells our jonathan karl that he'll challenge hillary clinton by running as a democrat.e says he'll stand up for working families while fighting income disparity and the current campaign finance system. you can see jonathan karl's full interview coming up on "good morning america." >> look forward to that one. >>> still ahead, the apple watch getting under some people's skin. why tattoos seem to be giving the device some trouble. >>> gas station scare. a woman sets a car's gas tank on fire. why the driver says she did it on purpose. today there is only one park for every 14,000 americans. connection to nature is a right that the trust for public land is fighting to preserve. from boulevards to ball fields and ponds to playgrounds together we have saved over 3 million acres of land. a park is a gift that is worth protecting. help support the trust for public land and the gift of parks today. ♪ babies aren't fully developed until at least 39 weeks. a healthy baby is worth the wait. >>> surfers and swimmers are being warned that juvenile great white sharks and whales have b

karl penhaul is joining us live from catania in italy right now.s the latest on the recovery and the investigation? >> the more you look at all this wolf you just see that this is a myigrant crisis escalating with every hour that passes. in terms of the weekend shipwreck as you rightly point out, a syrian and tunisian being accused of captaining that boat and being involved with the smuggling ring they are under investigation by the italian prosecutor and also what the italian prosecutor is looking to do is interview the survivors who were plucked from that ship and to find out a little bit more about exactly how many migrants were on board there, who possibly was behind organizing the people smuggling racket and so that hopefully could help italian authorities to crack down on this in the future. if you look at the panorama right now, it is horrendous. two italian navy ships currently making their way to sicily with more than 440 migrants on board, including 100 women and more than 50 children. those have been plucked from six different migrant bo

i know, you know, karl rove knows that personal ambition is what fuels politics.don't go out and pick candidates for office, they pick themselves. that's the way it was in high school, in college, wherever there's been an election in our lives, the ambitious come forward, put their names on the ballot and campaign for the job. we don't pick our candidates, they pick themselves. our job is to choose among those who have decided to put themselves out there. the question people should be asking right now is not whether hillary clinton is ambitious, but is she ambitious enough to fight another grueling, two-year campaign for president? politics is based on people having ambition for high office. lincoln, the roosevelts, kennedy, the reagan all had personal ambition, so did the great body of the u.s. congress. and for that and for most part it didn't start evidencing itself when their names began showing up in the newspapers, it began way back in student and in kmus politics. mitch mcconnell put it best the morning following the 2014 election. he said, i have a caucus

fox news contributor, karl rove. you looked at the 15 battleground states. clinton versus a generic republican. it's not pretty for her. >> no it's not. this is a poll from american crossroads gps a group i'm associated with, 43% clinton, 44 for a generic republican. she's as chairman previs said, 95% of the people say they know her well, it's hard to get a second interest douks of your first introduction or a third introduction as the case may be 49% favorable, 44% unfavorable. the more they learn about her, however, the less nice they're going to feel about her, read a list of positive and negative accomplishments, it turns to 44 44-51. she goes upside down. you and the chairman were right, 60% in the polls said she'll say or do anything to get elected. 49% say she doesn't share their values, that's a very low number for a democrat, 48% said she won't make america stronger. that's the interesting one people want change. and 71% of americans in these battle grounds states believe she's going to continue president obama's policies. these are states that lead

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

karl rove goes "on the record" as our live coverage of this breaking news in baltimore continues. we will take you back to baltimore as the city braces for the possibility of more violence. the curfew starts at 10:00 tonight. they say after seeing a magician make his assistant disappear mr.clean came up with a product that makes dirt virtually disappear. he called it the magic eraser. it cleans like magic. even baked on dirt disappears right before your eyes. mr.clean's magic eraser. >>> will the's go back to baltimore. marena you were there last night. compare and contrast with right now. >> all right greta. we are actually standing at the epicenter. about a block where we are stand something that cvs that burned down. now you can see all the police officers, baltimore police here in full tactical gear. this is virtually a standoff between citizens and officers. they are awaiting anyone that comes up to them expresses their grievances, their frustrations. a lot of them coming with pretty bad words pretty harsh words right at them. now, the big time is coming here and two and a ha

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 legalized marijuana? >> all in favor. >> reporter: in favor? >> yes. >> reporter: but in other ways, paul is a mainstream conservative, dema

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karl penhaul is there. >> reporter: 446 migrants carol, in addition to syria and egypt as you rightlyia and they are trying to break out of poverty and really just looking at those people coming down the italian navy vessel you get an indication of how bad things are at home. women carrying babes in arms and children so small they could hardly walk but they take their first steps toward a new life. and crucially as well italian authorities on hand looking out to see if any members of these human trafficking rings are within that group to arrest them to try to bust up these gangs that are really preying and making a fast buck off human tragedy. this particular boat set sail from egypt. the migrants were loaded bit by bit on one fishing vessel and after a few days they were transferred to another fishing vessel. none of these boats sea worthy. they are rust buckets and then finally they were rescued by the italian navy. they are back on dry land now. now being given medical checks and in the process of identification carol. >> karl, i know you have talked to some of these migrants. what