imagine that you are one of the first to take a trip to mars. this is the definition of pioneering that's what makes it exciting that's our team now let's do some science. yes. hey guys welcome to techno on phil tours joined by dr shannon so mara and kerosene are maria because i'm not going to live one of my favorite things is shrimp still. away on a hot grill but i also have a fair amount of hesitation when it comes to actually knowing where the truth comes from and you may not realize it but shrimp raised overseas can have high levels of antibiotics and other additives that don't always pass american safety standards and america imports a lot of shrimp ever a billion pounds worth so we asked the food and drug administration the agency responsible for policing us ports if we could follow them while they test unsafe shipments. america has a jumbo appetite for shrimp it's a little piece of flesh that they could eat see it's kind of like popcorn of the sea americans it's an average of four pounds pop passes. at fred sixty two and. chef fred eric s

very smallf mars are and have no advantage over mars itself. some of the moons of jupiter and thern might be possible, moon of saturn is larger and more massive than our moon and has a denser atmosphere. a probe has landed and sent back pictures of the surface. however, it is very cold. being so far from the sun, i living there.y the solar beyond system? our observations indicate a significant amount of planets them.tars around so far, we can detect only planets like jupiter and saturn but it is expected to be reasonable to assume they would be surrounded by smaller, earth-like planets. , the distance from the stars are within the reich -- in the right range to exist on the surface. there are around 1000 stars earth.light-years of if 1% of these have earth-sized planets in the zone we have candidates for new worlds. we cannot envision visiting them with current technology but we should make interstellar travel a long-term aim. by long-term, i mean over the years.0-500 the human race has existed as a separate species for about 2 million years. c

today we want to know whether you think life on mars — including a mars bar — could be a reality anytimeause that what the maverick entrepreneur boss of spacex and tesla, elon musk, thinks. let us know know. just use the hashtag bbcbizlive. hello and welcome to business live. yes, elon musk has been talking at an event in texas. you can hear what he had to say about mars, would also about his company, space x, and tesla. let's talk trade. with the clocking ticking down until president trump's tariffs on steel and aluminium imports come into force, countries are scrambling to seek exemptions. and in the last hour or so, australia's prime minister has welcomed his country being given a waiver, which he said on twitter was important for thousands of people who rely on the industries for work. and the eu and japan are due to hold more talks this week over getting their own exemptions. the trump administration says the tariffs are necessary, because the sheer quantity of steel and aluminium in the global market is threatening to impair the " national security" of the us. but america has made

of mars and use that map to inform our knowledge of planets are formed. >> but getting to mars firstns from getting from the insight development site at lockheed-martin's facility in colorado to vandenberg air force base in california. fox news was the only tv crew invited along for the journey. >> this is a critical move throughout the entire build-up and test of the space craft, we have taken huge amounts of precautions to make sure it's been safe the entire time. >> insight made it safely to vandenberg and being prepared for the launch window which opens may 5. >> we're going to load the vehicle with its fuel, spin it to make sure it's balanced and put it on the rocket to make sure it goes. >> sounds so easy. >> piece of cake. >> if the may launch is successful, all eyes will be focused on the mars landing. scheduled for november 26. >> that's where you're very responsible. in it goes wrong then, it's all your fault. >> that's right. seven minutes of terror. the reason we say that, everything has to go right over those seven minutes. >> in truth, we're many years away from sending

want to good to mars go to mars, cure cancer, put the resources behind it, we can do that. want to fix or problems with the environment the challenges we have, we can do that. challenges in this country, challenges in your lives. after spending a year in space i was absolutely inspired that if we can dream it, we can do it. thank you very much, ladies and gentlemen. [applause] [inaudible conversations]utlawe around the world. >> good morning, booklovers. my name is out styles. i am delighted to welcome you to the 11th annual savanna book festival. the book festival is presented by georgia power, david and nancy cintron, the sheehan family foundation and mark and pat. many thanks to jack and mary, our sponsors for this glorious venue, trinity united methodist church. we would also lik

inside of mars and use that map to inform our knowledge of planets are formed. >> but getting to marsirst means from getting from the insight development site at lockheed-martin's facility in colorado to vandenberg air force base in california. fox news was the only tv crew invited along for the journey. >> this is a critical move throughout the entire build-up and test of the space craft, we have taken huge amounts of precautions to make sure it's been safe the entire time. >> insight made it safely to vandenberg and being prepared for the launch window which opens may 5. >> we're going to load the vehicle with its fuel, spin it to make sure it's balanced and put it on the rocket to make sure it goes. >> sounds so easy. >> piece of cake. >> if the may launch is successful, all eyes will be focused on the mars landing. scheduled for november 26. >> that's where you're very responsible. if it goes wrong then, it's all your fault. >> that's right. seven minutes of terror. the reason we say that, everything has to go right over those seven minutes. >> in truth, we're many years away from

we're not going to have another apollo program whether for the moon or mars i mean apollo was a very special time we had a cold war going on between the u.s. and the soviet union space had been identified as one of the areas in which you could demonstrate the superiority of your culture and you know the the russians were launching things first and then the americans and finally we got to the moon first but at a tremendous cost i mean at the height of the apollo program over four hundred thousand people were working on apollo it was for about two years nasa was getting almost four percent of the u.s. government's budget that's not going to happen again so nasa if they're going to be successful in space exploration has to learn to do it not apollo style but affordably and i think therefore there's a lot to be learned from the public sector and by working with the public sector and using these developments particularly the rockets in the spacecraft developed at a much lower cost than nasa has previously been paying for launches that might make it possible on a much more limited budget t

in mar gate, beach erosion a concern. the mayor warns residents to take precautions too. >> we have asked people to put their cars in higher areas. the wind we'll deal with. not much we can do about that. >> despite the forecast, some are not terribly worried. >> more like the flooding. like i say, it's new floodgates to help out some. >> back out here live despite the forecast, two major events are going on as planned, at least we are told they are. they include a statewide wrestling tournament and boat show in atlantic city. officials expect routes 30 and 40 to be closed during certain parts frighteparts friday and s. they urge anyone coming in or out to use the expressway. >> delaware city has put up retaining walls to prevent flood frg the river. they have two pumps to eliminate spill over. a third is on stand by. now a live look at the philadelphia international airport. 1% of scheduled flights canceled in advance of the storm. we suggest you check with your airline if you plan to fly as the storm moves in. the "acti

what could go wrong at mar-a-lago? >> a lot can go wrong at mar-a-lago. we see it almost every time he goes to mar-a-lago. this is his oasis. it's sort of a cocoon where he's surrounded by club members who he surveys for policy advice, friends whoa goes up to at dinner, at breakfast, on the golf course to get them to buck him up and cheer him up. he works the phones. he stays up watching cable news on his dvr at mar-a-lago. and he's separated from some of the people who work in the west wing whose jobs are to try to enforce that order and discipline and try to pull him in one direction or another. at mar-a-lago he's more of a free spirit, and we see it time and again on these weekends where he'll tweet, tweet up a storm on a saturday morning, a sunday morning, making pronouncements, lobbing attacks, and i fully expect we'll probably see that this weekend, especially as the march takes shape here in washington. >> that's exactly where i was going to go. susan, we have some polling numbers, that a lot of people will find striking. and it speaks to tomorrow'

want to good to mars go to mars, cure cancer, put the resources behind it, we can do that.want to fix or problems with the environment the challenges we have, we can do that. challenges in this country, challenges in your lives. after spending a year in space i was absolutely inspired that if we can dream it, we can do it. thank you very much, ladies and gentlemen. [applause] [inaudible conversations]

>> a lot could go wrong in mar-a-lago. we see it every time he goes to ma mar-a-lago. this is his oasis, it is where he surrounds at club members and friends that he has to get them buck him up and cheer him up. he separated from some of the people who work in the west wing whose jobs are trying to enforce that order and discipline and trying to pull him in one direction. at mar-a-lago, he's a free spirit and we see it time and again in these weekends where he'll tweet up a storm on a saturday morning or sunday morning making announcements. i fully expect that we'll see it this weekend as the march takes shape here in washington. >> susan, we have some polling numbers that a lot of people will find striking and it speaks to tomorrow's gathering. 19% in a poll commission by your news paper saying they don't feel safe at school. 25% believe a classmate will bring a gun to school. can you believe that's where we are in the country? 15% likely there will be a shooting at their school. half a million voices out behind us. >> amazing. a third of the kids we interview, 13 yea

already has the capability off transporting cargo and perhaps humans to mars i wonder if figuring out the chance for it capability is enough she commands very icy and dangerous voyage to the raft planet oh absolutely not i mean there's a whole slew of things i mean. radiation how we're going to deal with the radiation exposure. just something simple like keeping food viable for three years i mean there's all sorts of things that nasa is looking at that problems that need to be solved to say nothing of the. you know the psychology how are we going to keep people healthy physically. i really think it's important that we first go back to the moon it's been almost fifty years since we've had human beings on the surface of another planetary body and mars is very hard which isn't to say that the moon is easy but it's a lot closer it's easier to get to you can come back relatively quickly if something goes wrong. and many of the things not all but many of the things that we have to accomplish on mars we could test out on the moon i think the moon would be an excellent test bed. and with the

you realize, hollywood movies about mars cost more than going to mars. they should give an oscar for the best-supporting spacecraft. >> technology is making it more plausible. >> cheaper and more plausible, right. >> what about overcoming the time and distance part. let's say we're thinking beyond the closest star, 100,000 years closer than that. >> now yeawe're talking about t next century. nasa has the 100-year starship program, where it's looked at fusion rockets. technology that we don't have today, but in 100 years' time, there's nothing in the laws of physics preventing us from having very advanced rockets that can take us to the >> i just read about a consciousness engineered into a whole new body. can we achieve immortality that way? >> digital immortality is something very do-able. in the future we need to go to the library. instead of taking a back out about winston churchill, you will talk with winston churchill. you will see a holgraphic memory of his speeches, his memories. we can be holographed, too. so that our great, great grandchildren c

official has said meehan mars ethnic cleansing of revenge of muslims is still ongoing that's after he visited refugee camps in bangladesh is cox's bizarre district hundreds of thousands of fled to bangladesh since last august when me and maher forces launched a crackdown on their communities the un envoy says despite international condemnation mean mars still using terror for starvation to drive or hinges out of the country and that it's inconceivable any refugees would be able to return to me in mar in the near future. all right to yemen now and one unusual casualty of the country's bitter civil war the country's football league shut down after fighting broke out three years ago but as correspondents all over rams reports professional players there are too passionate to hang up their boots competitively even in the midst of the fighting. a friendly match in the backyard of the national museum in the yemeni city of aden the professional players from. taking on an amateur third division side. this dusty patch of land is all a long established club has left the stadium has been partly d

the changes have revived memories of mao zedong whose leadership was marred by bloodshed after mar rules were drafted to prevent a repeat analysts say these reforms undo those safeguards. quite obvious the worse and i do believe that this recent. within the party leadership among the intelligentsia because they are concerned with the potential of a return of them our style of leadership. maoist china's past and she is china's future for no only he knows which direction he will choose to take the rising asian superpower. in today's early bundesliga game strip that we're up against rb leipzig but neither side managed to find the net and that draw means leipsic failed to gain ground in the race for europe next season a stock that meanwhile is the sixth match unbeaten in germany is going to sleep at the top clash yesterday so leverkusen locking horns with local rivals with both teams hoping for a spot in next season's champions league there was a lot at stake in what is often a grudge match between these two sides. but for. here and. to achieve their aim of a ticket to europe next season. th

melissa: plus taking off to mars. nasa is hoping to make great stride on the red planet searching deep below the surface, we'll look inside the mission. that is next. >> we're bringing that whole spaceflight back. we'll be sending something very beautiful to mars in the very near future. ♪ with a clear advantage. fidelity, where smarter investors will always be. wi'm really grateful that usaaq. was able to take care of my family while i was overseas serving. it was my very first car accident. we were hit from behind. i called usaa and the first thing they asked was 'are you ok?' they always thank you for your service, which is nice because as a spouse you serve too. we're the hayles and we're usaa members for life. see how much you could save with usaa by bundling your auto and home insurance. get a quote today. melissa: interstellar initiative. nasa hoping to learn more about life on mars. so they're planning to head to the red planet in a few months and fox correspondent jonathan hunt got an inside look at the proce

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i think he ultimately wants to get to mars.n the moon, hydrogen and oxygen, and that's rocket fuel. it's a good stepping stone. we went there and planted a flag in the 60s and left some footprints but then we left. the idea now, particularly among the trump administration, is to go there and stay there. your blog is so interesting, how it goes into ego, ambition and twitter wars, especially between elon musk and jeff bezos. why is that relationship so confrontational? it is important. they have toned it down since then, but there is a long history there and they know they need each other. competition is good. competition got us competition is good. competition got us to the moon and the apollo era, the race against the soviet union. these billionaires know they are competing against each other on many different fronts in order to do that. elon musk told me when i sat down with him, if he had a button, despite the twitter wars you talk about, if he could press it and make jeff bezos‘s company blue origin go away, he wouldn't pre

soledad: is life on mars possible? the atacama desert in chile may hold the answer.s one of the driest places on earth, and sometimes goes decades without rain. scientists say it's the closest environment on earth to the martian surface, living organisms have been found in the atacama desert's soil before, but experts intially believed any organisms would had to have been blown there from someplace else. but now scientists at washington state university have discovered that these micro-organisms do live there, and can survive the arid conditions, by staying dormant for hundreds or even thousands of years. then spring back to life when it rains. scientists say these organisms found in chile may serve as the template for how life could survive on mars. and maybe finally answer the question, are we alone in the universe? i'm soledad o'brien. we'll see you back here next week for "matter of fact." [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] at at&t, we believe in access. the oppo

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mars will have everything from iron foundries, two pizza joints mars should really have great bars. >reporter: musk says he started space x as a way to make math's budget bigger but that space travel is not only profitable, and that more companies will get in the game. in austin, texas, hillary vann, foxbusiness. >>> thanks for joining us today for the 4 on 2. >> plus, a student from parkland, florida along with warriors coach steve kerr are all there. fox 2 news at five is next. . with pg&e in the sierras. and i'm an arborist since the onset of the drought, more than 129 million trees have died in california. pg&e prunes and removes over a million trees every year to ensure that hazardous trees can't impact power lines. and since the onset of the drought we've doubled our efforts. i grew up in the forests out in this area and honestly it's heartbreaking to see all these trees dying. what guides me is ensuring that the public is going to be safer and that these forests can be sustained and enjoyed by the community in the future. >>> ktvu fox 2 news at 5:00 starts now. >> i feel sadnes

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and melania trump, her staffers say that her staying in mar-a-lago is part of a planned spring break vacation. you're reading along with me this new transcript, stormy daniels telling us her side of her special relationship with donald trump. tell us how her story has the potential to impact the president the most? >> it whether you're talking about impacting the president himself on a personal basis or the office of the president. let's start off with some of the things we have now read in the transcript. many of these things we must tell you are already known. here is the first one, it talks about her relationship, her first and only as we learn sexual relationship with donald trump. anderson cooper asked her, and you had sex with him? she said yes, then anderson said you were 27 and he was 46, were you attracted to him? she said no. and anderson cooper, did you want to have sex with him? she said no, but i didn't say no, i'm not a victim. i'm not. she did this of her own accord, she went up to her hotel room, she found herself in a position, she just thought they were going to go

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>> if talk got us to mars, richard nixon would have gotten us to mars in 1971.a space race going on but right now the space is with the robots and not with the people. there's a very interesting thing. in 2020, russia's going to mars with the europeans, we're going to mars with a big fancy rover. >> bill: two years from now 2020? >> the chinese are going to mars wedge their first rover and the united asia -- arab of emirates is going. everybody's excited about going to mars if you had a row boat and some food and said, i want a road to australia and have a boat but not a road. that's what it's like getting to mars. >> bill: what are people like elon musk doing? >> private industry is changing the game. they're making the rocketry cheaper and can take risks and can move more nimbly than nasa where you have to keep the contractors happy. and jeff bezos' company is rewiring the rules showing if we do this in a private, fast, risky way, they're still not ready to send people there but ready to do things on a faster schedule. >> bill: putin said they're going to the

cnn's boris sanchez live in west palm beach near the president's mar-a-lago estate. what are you learning about the situation? >> hey there, fred, just a few days after it was announced that joseph digenova and victoria tonsing would join the president's legal team, turns out they're not. jay sec ke lo making the case that they are not joining the president's legal team because of conflibtss of interest. victoria tonsing represents certain clients that are part of robert mueller's russia probe, though, she apparently did get some waivers from the clients allowing her to represent the president. this comes as a bit of a surprise. the president on twitter trying to change the narrative again about his legal team. he was making the case that contrary to fake news reports, the white house was not having any issues finding representation. that's after last week cnn reported the white house had approached a number of prominent attorneys for representation ultimately to be denied, declined. so the president there, we should take those tweets with some sort of grain of salt.

the mars bar. >> reporter: he has his own vision on mars.ated and governed by entrepreneurs and people with a frontier mentality. while lit be exciting, it will be foor frar from easy. >> for the early people that go it will be difficult, dangerous, good chance you'll die. >> reporter: here on earth, he's developing a hyper loop, an underground vacuum tube that might be able to transport people and cars from new york to d.c. or l.a. to san francisco in less than an hour. he has strong ideas about how it would work. in a series of tweets he writes the hyper loop will prioritize pedestrians and cyclists over cars. if someone can't afford a car, they should go first. me has a gift for come bibining practical business for showmanship that would make p.t. barnum enviouenvious. with all his forward thinking he admits when it comes to making predictions, he's not always on target. >> i'm feeling pretty optimistic about the time line. sometimes they are a little optimistic. >> you know what, we need optimistic timelines in life. we'll be live for a

saying his mars spaceships will be ready to take short test flights next year.for actually going to mars -- nasa predicts that could happen as early as 2033. just 15 years from now. >>> "black panther" is officially a billion-dollar film. it's the fifth marvel block buster to cross that mark worldwide. it led the u.s. box office for the fourth week in a row, raking in more than $41 million, finishing well ahead of "a wrinkle in time." >>> when we come back, the new interview with o.j. simpson describing if he did it. >>> also ahead, a bumbling bandit, trying to steal a gumball machine. the bizarre theft caught on camera. >>> and roaring back. see tiger woods' best performance in five years. the old saying, "good things come to those who wait," is just that. old. those good things? you have to get out there and chase them. we see it in the millions of people we fly around the world. all of them, living proof. good things come to those who go. i'm and i'm an emt.erer when i get a migraine at work, it's debilitating. if i call out with a migraine, that's one less a

trump was not there, as it happened, he's actually in florida at mar-a-lago. tweet or speak. we got a brief statement from a deputy press secretary who said in part, quote -- we applaud the many americans who exercise their first amendment rights today. john avalon, april ryan, mark preston, amy kremer, keith boykin, and scott jennings. thanks to all. so much to talk about tonight. mark, i'll start with you. the white house put out a statement, okay? but the reality is that's not the way the president operates. when he has something to say, he chose not to. a missed opportunity? >> a huge missed opportunity. one tweet -- he expressed his condolences for the folks who died in a terrorist attack. clearly he could have done it. i think for his part, in some ways it was smart he didn't do it. once he does, that just mean, in making promises he cannot deliver on. in the past few weeks. >> he's going to raise the age, he supported raising the age, and that obviously didn't happen. enchs i think one of the tragedies is the president's instincts on guns is because the

what about mar mar mar mar mar r now last year nelson had 53 catches, scored six touchdowns but his production rogers got hurt. coming off a down year that included getting thrown out of a game after starting a brawl when his goal was snatched. they signed doug martin, got a great nickname "the muscle hamster." gratitu gruden likes him. and the 49ers busy as well. as . rich ber richberg, led to to to to to is expected to start at tailback. >> these were the top two guys on our priority list. to land them, that's pretty special for us. >> this is an opportunity i've been waiting for. since i been playing football, period. >> it just looked like there was a lot of great things ahead. being here today, excited about what's in store for us, what we can do as an offense and as a team together. >> well, you can add kevin durant to the warriors' list of banged up stars. kd now questionable because of rib soreness. klay's got a broken right thumb. coach steve kerr said a little rest might be a good thing for klay, because he plays pretty much every game, every season. >> things i'm not able to do duri

want to good to mars go to mars, cure cancer, put the resources behind it, we can do that. want to fix or problems with the environment the challenges we have, we can do that. challenges in this country, challenges in your lives. after spending a year in space i was absolutely inspired that if we can dream it, we can do it. thank you very much, ladies and gentlemen. [applause] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] >> you're watching booktv's live coverage of the tucson book festival. the tenth year at the university of arizona. we'll be here for a couple more hours today and all day on sunday, tomorrow, with nonfiction authors and in between those panel sessions your phone culls. ju just heard conversation with people here at the university of arizona and astronaut scott kelly, and a couple of minutes your turn to ask him questions. you watching all around the rest of the country, of a man who spent 3520 days in space. here's how you do it. 202-748-8200 in the eastern or central time tome. 202-748-8201 if you live in the mountain or p

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something very beautiful to mars in the very near future. >> going to make a map on the inside of mars to inform our knowledge of how planets are formed. >> so if all goes well, mars' inside lander will set to land on november 26th after a six month journey. >>> well imagine a drone being able to track and follow your every move without human interaction. the r 1 does just that with artificial intelligence. the product was created by a silicon valley company its ceo says that sounds complex the drone is easy to use. run by an app op the phone that uses ai technology to redirect drone's flight path based on movement. >> it's been designed for autonomy from the ground up. it sees in every direction and has a sophisticated software stack to understand the environment, where people are, whatever support, avoid obstacles and get amazing smooth video. >> he hopes to one day evolve that product into something that could be of help on a wider scale like finding a missing person or tracking a wanted terrorist. >>> now this part of the ktvu special called decoding the future of tech. go to ktvu

he flew down yesterday to be part of a fund raiser at his estate in mar-a-lago. right now, preparing for a victory reception at the estate. we're told by the deputy press secretary the president has been briefed on the situation there. no clarity yet from the secret service on the state of the person who apparently took a gun to themselves, but from what we understand, there was no real threat to the president or any of the principals that were there or that could have been there. they are here in mar-a-lago for the weekend, fred. >> all right, boris sanchez, thank you. we'll continue to watch all that's taking place here in the nation's capital at the white house and we'll continue to follow the breaking news and bring it to you. dial your binge-watching up to eleven. join the un-carrier right now, and get four unlimited lines for only thirty-five bucks each. woah. plus, netflix for the whole family. on us. prrrrrrr... so, they get their shows... let's go, girl! you're gonna love this bit! and you get yours. watch however you want. on your phone, tablet, or tv.

the site of the mar-a-lago estate. top judgment ou.s. officials un. let's bring in matthew chance in moscow. putin is facing an election soon. this was all about chest thumping for the domestic russian audience, no? >> reporter: i think it was. at least in large part. in 16 days, he has the presidential election here. he is certain to win it. no one is suggesting otherwise. you know, he likes to take every opportunity he can to present as a strong leader and macho image who rides bare chested on horses. he has the security of his nation and his nation's military on his mind. he takes every opportunity to push that image of himself forward. he was doing that yesterday in that speech to the joint houses of russian parliament. that is how it is perceived in russia. the only bit of criticism in the russian press so far is that the discussion over why vladimir putin is presenting himself as potential enemy of the west when some in the media here are saying shouldn't he focus on the russian economy and making the lives of russians better before the election

never seen them a mar-a-lago. what do you mean?le who allege that there's some sort of chaos or turmoil in the administration. it looks to me like we have a president in the white house who's accomplished more than any president in history. he looks very confident, very happy, very comfortable in his own skin, when you see him in and out a casual atmosphere, he's surrounded by family and friends who love him, especially here in palm beach at the southern white house. and i just -- my point was that for all these people who do all of this speculating about what's happening behind the scenes, i never see them there. so i'm not so sure that they would know exactly what the president is feeling or acting or thinking. >> well, what did you see, while at mar-a-lago, what did you see between melania or donald trump there? >> i make a habit of not talking about any details of what i see of the president -- >> you tweeted a picture. >> i tweeted a picture. >> it started there. >> well, yeah, with you know, he -- i, of course, i would never

of this world remarks, musk telling a crowd over the weekend that he hopes to send a spacecraft to marsthe first half of next year wow. all of these top five in just moments. right now, big news. a longtime leader, and drew liveis landon dowdy >> liveris reportedly plans to step down as executive chairman of dupont april 1. "wall street journal" said the company will make the announcement today, jeff fettig will take over and the science company will be known as dow and it marks the end of an era, he's stepping down with all the-time highs this year in a company competing two products that he built his legacy on first, dealing with dupont and second, a huge petrochemical plant in saudi arabia. but liveris wasn't without issue, with the financial crisis that nearly sank the company before warren buffett went through it and then dan loge called for a breakup and was ready to go after liveris until the board shake-up liveris came into controversy after his so-called lifestyle. he led the white house advisory council of ceos in manufacturing industry before it disbanded end of an era. handi

he was asked before parting for mar-a-lago this weekend if he had any response to the accusations from stormy daniels, from karen mcdougal, that former playboy playmate who also acknowledges she had an affair with the president. no response on that, either, fred. >> and while all that's happening, this shuffle of representation, legal representation, of the president. joseph digenova, who is a powerful d.c. attorney, also classified as being rather controversial because of conspira conspiracy theories that have been attached to his name. now he is no longer going to be on the team. this just days after the white house or the president announced they were looking forward to a kind of collaboration. what happened? >> reporte boris, are you able to hear me? it looks like i lost the audio with boris. how about you, shimon? we got the legal team shake-up with joseph digenova no longer being part of the team just days after we heard that the personal attorney for the president, john dowd, would no longer be part of the team. what does all of this signal? >> well, is certainly signals that th

he was going to his private golf course this morning from his mar-a-lago estate. he wrote, it is reported the u.s. post office will lose $1.50 on average for each package it delivers for amazon. the failing "new york times" reports that the size of the lobbying staff has ballooned and that does not include the fake "washington post." amazon's shipping costs would

arthel: kevin corke is near the president's mar-a-lago retreat. more tweets and another staff change. reporter: this doesn't rise to the level of the other departures you and i have been talking about. but it's notable nonetheless. you heard eric mention it in the open.

>> neil: of course, heading to mar-a-lago.did not telegraph any emotional distress onto this stuff. his numbers are up a little bit, even across the board. what do you think? >> he likes pretty happy right now, looks like he is ready for a weekend in florida. also we did not talk about this. he has a lot going on personally with these women coming forward and threatening to speak about their affairs with the presiden president. >> neil: about the whole other thing. >> walking up to that plane doesn't look like any of that happened this week. let's based on what my colleagues are reporting, the president is pretty frustrated. pretty furious. lashing out on twitter. >> neil: we will have more, right after this. >> thanks, neil. rage, rage against the dying of the light. do not go gentle into that good night. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ that i served. of the fact i was a c130 mechanic in the corps, so i'm not happy unless my hands are dirty. between running a business and four kids, we're busy. auto insurance, homeowner's insurance, life insurance p

but remaining behind there in mar-a-lago.hind the first lady with son baron which they are saying is a pre-planned spring break vacation. >>> a new episode of our six-part world series "american dynasties: the kennedys" looks at john f. kennedy's first year in the white house. here is a preview. >> let every man and nation know that we shall pay any price to ensure the survival and success of liberty. and so, my fellow americans, ask not what your country can do for you, ask what you can do for your country. >> there was just a sense that we could see a different world. the torch was passed to a new generation who was focused on what the future would bring. >> resonating words about the most beloved american president. joining me right now, cnn presidential historian tim natale. tim, good to see you. jfk's historic election was march 5, the sense of hope and optimism. actually, it turned out quite differently. what were some of the challenges? >> this particular episode tonight is the story of 1961 which begins with such prom