mathis singing: "chances are..."so i asked - what is it about johnny mathis and love songs mathis says: "i sing a lot of romantic songs.. even when i sing songs that aren't romantic.. they sound romantic.. there's nothing i can do about it.. " mathis sings ""look at me.. i'm as helpless as a kitten up a tree" ( justine) johnny mathis has a new recording project due out later this ar. he is still performing d wian be back in the bay area in concert in the fall. ( jrs) a historic launch this weekend in florida by space-x. it sent its first recycled cargo ship into orbit... with the final destination being the international space station. the falcon rocket lifted off from cape canaveral... with a capsule that had been used just about three years ago. the booster used today was new... but it returned to earth as space-x plans to reuse it at a later date as well. the capsule is suppose to reach the international space station tomorrow. (justine) the latest trend in dining ... involves some unusual food combinations..(jr s

mathis singing: "chances are..."sked - what is it about johnny mathis and love songs mathis says: "i sing a lot of romantic songs.. even when i sing songs that aren't romantic.. they sound romantic.. there's nothing i can do about it.. " mathis sings ""look at me.. i'm as helpless as a kitten up a tree" ( pam ) johnny mathis has a new recording project due out later this year with producers "babyface" and jay landers.. he is still performing and will be back in the bay area in concert in the fall... ... talking with him was a delight. lawrence karnow: it's time to get ready for the weekend. it was a beautiful day with sunshine all the way to the coast. temperatures in the valleys warmed into the 80s and 90s with 70s around the bay and 50s and 60s at the coast. if your're going out this evening the breeze is picking up near the coast. low clouds fog will form again and return to the bay and valleys. we could even see some drizzle near the coast. you can see a little northerly component to the wind today that helped cl

mathis ndoki is a day labourer.e finished high school a year ago, he wanted to become a teacher but couldn't find a job. now like so many other young people he's working at the mine. >> congo is very rich but people like me don't see any of it. i can't afford the annual mining fee. that's the problem. that's why nothing's changed for me and a lot of young people. we remain day laborers. >> mathis confirms that at least he's seen no a armed groups at e mine lately. but he can remember the days when the rebels used to control the area. the militias killed his father. but since the mines now need certification to export legally, the responsible government departments have begun taking action against the rebels. so at least inin this case, thes law did indeed make a difference. no weapons. that's the slogan for the town of rubaya, which also gives an ironic welcome to sun city. rubaya is s reminiscent of wid west gold rurush settlements. there's no electricity, and just a handful of w wells to supppy water. but the peop

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and he has deep roots in san francisco.i sat down with johnny mathis about growing up in the bay arean francisco's club scene.. and his incredible 61-year recording career. it's a story you won't want to miss... tonight at ten. (pam) what's better than a donut? a free one. today is national donut day... and several donut shops are offering free donuts to celebrate.(steve) tonight on dine and dish - vicki liviakis gives us a taste of what makes donuts so dangerously delectable. there's something about the humble donut.(johnny's donut customer) it like eating air. like eating air? it is. sure it's just fried dough - but conser the possibilities here at johnny's donuts in lafayette.(johnny's donut customer) glazed donut. i'm a glazed girl. apple fritter, cinnamon swirl, maple bar... rainbow sprinkles. (johnny's donut customer) the chocolate! every day may be donut day for these donut dunkers. but only the first friday of june - is national donut day.(hannah hoffman - donut dolly) national donut day was created by the salvation army in 1938 to honor the donut dollies of world war one. sal

would bes broker here the united states, but with interesting tillerson and james mathis in australiahe moment, -- secretary of state rex tillerson and general james mattis in australia moment, we will have to wait. far awayiven is not and is definitely a player in this whole drama, and at some point, the u.s. will have to take an active stance, because without taking one, we will basically be seen as the site of saudi arabia right now, the president just back from there. john: certainly military options, saudi arabia is conceivable, especially if qatar are certainlyy being defiant at the moment -- if you are in the trump administration, in the state department, you have to be very careful about this. you cannot be seen as taking one side or the other. to your point, you're right, the saudi's are pretty military pressure on qatar. positions the u.s. even more careful because you would not want to seen as being advocating that either. seese: will the u.s. headquarters in qatar on anything that might cause it to exit his heart? qatar?xit john: it takes years to put them in place. it wou

the part that is so i think damning was spoken by jim mathis, peace was asked about what worried him he didn't say any military enemy, it was the division among us at americans, the failure to talk, to listen, to be able to compromise and come to a solution, he said we can't go on like this because what we fight for our american principles and values and yet those are shattered. >> chris: president trump made several appeals this week for unity, here was his weekly address. >> president trump: we have our differences, what unites us is so much stronger, a love of our country, our devotion to its people. now more than ever these values must guide us and bring us closer together. >> chris: julie, did they feel any responsibility in the white house, did you hear any talk about that for this division, obviously it didn't start with donald trump but i think it's safe to say a number of people would say he has added to it, and is there any sign that the president through all of that talk intends to dial back his rhetoric? >> if you look at the way the president handled the immediate afterm

expects to have troops deployed in these trouble spots for decades to come as defense attorney james mathis has warned, we've seen the results of leaving ungoverned areas too soon. bill? >> bill: thank you, jennifer griffin, here in washington. if you miss any of her recordings on the front lines this week, you can see them all online on foxnews.com/specialreport. president trump telling congress, repeal obamacare now, replace it later. we will get reaction from the panel on all of that and a lot more when we return. e a safe sleep aid plus the 12 hour pain relieving strength of aleve. and now. i'm back! aleve pm for a better am. and it's also a story mail aabout people and while we make more e-commerce deliveries to homes than anyone else in the country, we never forget... that your business is our business the united states postal service. priority: you jack knocked over a candlestick, onto the shag carpeting... ...and his pants ignited into flames, causing him to stop, drop and roll. luckily jack recently had geico help him with renters insurance. because all his belongings went up in fl

but i think answering these questions, you may be going back to quote mathis. >> the narrative in the media has been, and for good reason. i think if you look at sort of triple threat of 2008 financial crisis, rising unemployment, the rising cost of student debt and the importance of that and then sort of this coming amalgamation, the fears around technological transformation and job loss, it's been this triple threat against these questions of what is the importance of education? is it all about vocational relevance and the million job gap in stem? so there's available very real need for technical acuity but is not against, i think it's myth busting this idea that they are mutually exclusive. that you study philosophy, you know nothing about coding. if you read james joyce you should probably learn a little javascript. it's about employing these two sides and it goes back to actually 1959 and long before that but charles snow, tp snow, he gave what was called the reed lecture at cambridge university in the uk and it was on two cultures lecture because he talked about this opposition

when i listen to people who are steeped in reality, henry others,, jim mathis, or from an incentive basis, people give him a cookie. they say good job on the news. [laughter] the intensity starts wearing off and i think that is where you will see trump over the next four years. >> i think steve asked something that gives us a good question. ron, i will start with you. do you agree that's nothing major that requires legislation is likely to get done -- that nothing major that requires legislation is likely to get done if we don't have the unilateral power to do it? ami would hope so but i confident in my team -- more confident in my team to fight this then maybe steve is. ronald reagan got a lot of democratic votes for tax cuts. they are super popular. if trump put forward infrastructure plan that he sometimes talks about on an odd number of days, i think you would get democratic vote for that. it is not the plan he put forth in the campaign, is it not -- is economic advisers want, but he wants to invest in building better -- to me, it is hard to know which of these many donald trump's are

tom: the distinction between our cabinet officers, secretary tillerson, general mathis, removed fromn while jeff sessions was out front with the president. he was a loyal supporter of the president. what is their relationship this wednesday morning? >> he was one of the first, use -- when it was pressure for the campaign, get president trump get anyone from congress to endorse him and jeff session was caught in the middle with ted cruz and donald trump, all advocating to try to get his endorsement and he ultimately went with trump. stephen miller is originally from working with senator sessions. their relationship now is better. in the sense that, after he recused himself from the pressure probe, they had a freezing over but sources i talked to close to the attorney general say all of that was a bit overplayed and they are on good graces. francine: talk to me about tax reform. not as straightforward as initially thought. >> not at all, the devils are in the details. last week, house freedom caucus members led by mark meadows, a republican, the ultraconservative wing of the republican