sir michael, thank you so much for joining us. sir michael: it is a pleasure.mily: you wrote this book with another sir, sir alex ferguson, the legendary former manager of manchester united. he is one of the revered names in football, or as we call it, soccer. what drew you to this project as a journalist turned tech investor? sir michael: i always followed united. not as a raving fan. but as a young boy, i started to follow them and i followed them through the years. but then, working in silicon valley, working hard to help build sequoia, i was very curious about organizations that had succeeded for a very long time, and performed at an extremely high level. and particularly those organizations that had been run by one individual. and there just are not that many of them. emily: you both, in your careers, have been tasked with taking undervalued assets and making them profitable. sir michael: he grew up in scotland, and i grew up in wales. both of us sort of have an outsider's mentality. and also, i think, a fair amount of a big work ethic. emily: he is credit

michael: you think it does rally again? michael: a bit.re than what the markets are priced or prepared for, the fed has set the table, if you will. goes two hikes, as a predictive in march, then the dollar probably without a little bit. probably rallies a little bit. highere: a slightly dollar will not be that bad for the -- michael: we are forecasting two rate hikes for this year. the downside risk to that rather than upside risk -- we think tomorrow the fed will signal that while financial conditions, as we talked about, the s&p is higher, the dollar is falling financial conditions have improved since the march meeting, but data has come in weaker. the gdp for q1 is likely to come in quite soft. francine: what about inflation? core inflation 1.7. do you see a pickup? michael: core inflation has picked up from where it was earlier this year, but "volatile items" is the phrase that the chair used. they do not think it has picked up in a sustainable matter yet -- in a sustainable manner yet. francine: what is that doing to inflation linked

>> michael did. >> okay, whose camera?elle denied that all this elaborate spying escalated into a murder plot. instead, she said it was simply preparation for her pending divorce. >> and i told my attorney about it and the attorney said, "whoa, you're good because he said that's good evidence." >> she wanted to be able to just have leverage and be able to embarrass him. >> reporter: danielle told the detectives another reason was plain old curiosity. >> i had to see for myself that it was a girl. it broke my heart. >> how did you -- >> i don't know why because i was cheating on my husband. >> and, and that's the big question, right? you were doing it for four years and why -- why did it break your heart? >> i think i still love my husband. i still have feelings for him. >> reporter: what's more, danielle said she and michael had stopped their spying weeks before the shooting. detectives also asked about those text messages which they found so troubling. danielle said they were all in fun. they first questioned danielle abo

michael fallon: mr. chairman, i would point out that in the publication that was funded by habry, one main conclusion was more research needs to be done. she also documented a number of deficiencies in the literature. she also was quoted in military times article on her work that nonbiased research needed to be completed. this was in 2015. ron desantis: so that said, so the va's approach to pts, is it fair to say, it relies heavily on pharmaceuticals? michael fallon: i'm a veterinarian, mr. chairman. i couldn't -- ron desantis: but you're not familiar with how these veterans -- basically you're here as a veterinarian. you don't have as much knowledge on just pts generally? michael fallon: no, mr. chairman. my role here is to update you on our study. i certainly would not pretend to be an expert in human clinical medicine. ron desantis: ok, well, i think all the indications we received from witnesses, from veterans, are that you get counseling. you get drugs. that's kind of the two things. michael fallon

i talked to michael. prince always kept this enigma, i would always try to zero in, he'd ask me questions about james brown. >> right. >> why do i do what i do. i'd say, let me ask you something, what happened here, what happened there? he would zone out. you could tell after a while that he wanted to be an enigma and he was, you couldn't zone in. but he definitely had that same kind of influence but same kind of innovation that was different that was well different and the difference is, because you meet a lot of people, he wasn't trying to be different. >> right. >> he was different. >> he just was. >> he was ingenious. you can tell somebody trying to be different to be different. he just heard and operated differently than other artists. >> yeah. >> like he was on fm and everyone else was on am. he was on his own frequency and embraced it. >> he would be in the studio not just as work but this is what he lived in his daily life. >> when i was at that house in california with him all day, we were talkin

>>> michael strahan quit live. what we heard about tension on the set. >> in a perfect world i'd do it all forever. >> the new gig that got him to leave and who will be kelly's next co-host. >> plus who is really at fault for last night's dancing with the stars scandal. >> then doris roberts in her oww words. e.t. remembers the everybody loves raymond star. our 35 year look back with tv's ultimate mother-in-law. >> if you worry about what you didn't do yesterday, you're full of regret. >> and then stars like y who is the bombshell devouring a giant burger. yeah, girl. but there's some stars not at all like us. who snapchats when their life is in danger? >> and taylor swift opens up her home. >> do you want to see the rest of the house? we talk fashion, cats and calvin. >> i'm a very spontaneous >> she is revealing things that even the most die hard swifties do not know. >> aging isn't something that freaks me out. >> this is entertainment tonight. everybody loves raymond's doris rort moms of all time passed away. w

peter: michael whitmore. your point is that speak to everybody and when we take these plays up and make them our own, we bring it. own perspective to and i appreciate what you're saying because i do think shakespeare is a universal writer and when we encounter his stories, we feel like shakespeare's describing us, and so the fact that so many people have brought their own lives and, yeah, their own particular erspective to shakespeare, shows us just what a universal writer he really is. and so, you know, i hope everyone is watching the show today leaves feeling that shakespeare can speak to them, can speak for them, but that also, they can speak shakespeare's words in the way that they want. another jimer call, in ohio. go ahead, jim. caller: good afternoon. also very much enjoyed the tour of the folger library that you did with peter while back. i'm 38 years a teacher of science and math. but as an undergrad, i was one of those rare students who humanities along with the sciences, and i had three eare of sha

about michael's jump to gma. strahan will start his show in september. he is not replacing any currrnt hosts. his new salary, well that's unclear but gma co-anchor robin roberts earned $14 million a year. that's 4 million more than michael's reported current salary at live. so what's the real story behind his live exit? we have two reporters on the story. bill carter that covers the media for cnn and e.t. senior news editor. >> there maybe another angle to all of this and there is that there was tension on the live set. e.t. has multiple sources that tell us the relationship with michael and kelly was never really perfect and didn't get better throughout the years. it stemmed from how quickly michael rose to fame after starting the live show. >> and this is interesting. a source at live tells us that kelly didn't know about michael's decision to leave the show until after to broadcast. >> we also hear that the the show's executive producer was really never the perfect match. >> strahan had nothing but praise for

michael mckee in london. we have a very busy week and we start talking about yields an economic indicators that disappointed. michael: we are starting to get ahead of the fed meeting on wednesday, the bank of japan on thursday. the bank of japan is a wildcard and it is having an impact on the market. tom heard that vonnie quinn had been on assignment for several weeks and said he is not coming back until she returns. nobody told him. she is back. francine: i thought he was getting caught up on game of thrones. i am sure he is also looking at jgb's. isnie: president obama pitching american business today in germany when he spoke at a trade fair in hanover. >> so here we are proud to showcase america's commitment to innovation. you will see pioneering countries that are changing the way we live, work, learn, so this is another chance for me to tell everyone to come here and by made in america. the president also said companies looking to create jobs should set up in the u.s.. the president is wrapping up the u.

charlie: michael, good to have you here. michael: thank you. charlie: back in a moment. stay with us. ♪ jeff: good evening. i'm jeff glor, filling in for charlie rose. william leuchtenburg is here. he is a professor emeritus of history at the university of north carolina chapel hill. his new book is called "the american president." "the boston globe" calls it an "inviting triumph, the rendition of a distinguished historian, the accessibility of a popular writer." we are pleased to have bill leuchtenburg at this table. professor, welcome. william: thank you, nice to be here. jeff: much of your past has been in documenting fdr's rise and triumphs. this is a broader look at many more presidents. why this? why now? william: i was asked by the annenberg foundation if i would write a history of the american presidency. having written 14 books, almost all of which dealt with the president, you were mentioning fdr, eight books on him, it seemed like a perfect invitation to write a capstone of what i've been doing all my life. and i had earlier edited a volume of theodore rooseve

dukakis. >> massachusetts governor michael dukakis had said he was going for the gold. new hampshire democrats went for him in a big way. >> he came out of there with a huge head of steam, and it really started to look like we were catching fire. >> a long race, a long race. >> dukakis had sort of burst onto the scene to the scene. to >> i'm the strongest candidate against bush. i think i can take the fight to him. >> he had gone from nowhere to somewhere in a hurry, and that was worrying. >> with your help, the son of greek immigrants can seek and win the presidency of the united states. thank you all very much. >> every field office that i entered had pounds and pounds of greek food, spanakopita, moussaka. if i hadn't been 21 years old, i would have gained 40 pounds in that campaign for sure. >> tonight the race to the finish line begins. with the memory in my heart of the young man who arrived at ellis island. and how i wish he was here tonight. he would be very proud of his son. >> i was very emotional. when he talked about his father and how -- how proud he would h

i'll very thankful for her. >> who will replace michael online?ing in on the drama is kelly's former co-host. >> they should have told her in the beginning. you can bet kelly will get to sign off on strahan'' successor and interestingly enough they're all part of her guy squad. anderson cooper is interesting. earlier this month kelly and mark supported him at the premiere of his hbo documentary. frequent fill in neil patrick harris is also on the short list. kelly attended his wedding in italy. >> i hope we didn't break into a castle. >> i wouldn't be mad if andy cohen was in the chair. they would be great. >> and this morning bravo's andy cohen instagramed a pick with kelly and the #morning queen. >> have you spoken to kelly about the whole situation going on? >> you bet i have. >> he was asked about wanting the job last night. >> do you think you're ready for the hosting gig? >> i got like 10 jobs. >> great nonanswer. meanwhile we heard her entire team flew into new york to circle the wagons and she only has a year left on her contract. she coul

dukakis. >> massachusetts governor michael dukakis had said he was going for the gold. hampshire democrats went for him in a big way. >> he came out of there with a huge head of steam, and it really started to look like we were catching fire. >> a long race, a long race. >> dukakis had sort of burst on to the scene. >> i'm the strongest candidate against bush. i think i can take the fight to him. >> he had gone from nowhere to somewhere in a hurry, and that was worrying. >> with your help, the son of greek immigrants can seek and win the presidency of the united states. thank you all very much. >> every field office that i entered had pounds and pounds of greek food, spanakopita, moussaka. baklava. if i hadn't been 21 years old, i would have gained 40 pounds in that campaign for sure. >> tonight the race to the finish line begins. with the memory in my heart of the young man who arrived at ellis island. and how i wish he was here tonight. he would be very proud of his son. >> i was very emotional. when he talked about his father and how -- how proud he would have been o

>>> kelly ripa blowing off "live" one day after michael strahan's announcement. >> i'm leaving the show. >> exclusive details about d backstage. nobody should ever be blind-sided. >> plus the surprising co-star fights you never knew about until now. the behind the scenes battles that forced co-stars into couples therapy. >> there has to be some kind of dr >> then the new voice performance. what you didn't see on tv between her and blake. >> and inside divorce pap who is getting what and who is getting custody of their kids? >>> plus a look at two star what is chrissy teigen's little glu back street baby. >> and inside kate hudson's wild birthday btoash make goldie blush. >>> now for april 20th, 2016. in is entertainment tonight. kelly ripa was a no show after michael strahan announced he's leaving the show and moving to g.m.a. forget about the speculation. we have inside sources who have a pipeline. >> this is ugly. >> this is our top story. abc's new soap opera as the kelly and michael turn. >> the news that i'm leaving the sho and going to "g.m.a." full-time. i was reading some stuff

michael: how big?xpressed concern that the stronger yen is hurting corporate profits in japan, pushing inflation down, and so i think they are going to come out with a package designed to weaken the yen. that will include probably some subsidies to banks to offset the negative rates, probably increase purchases of etf's, meaning stocks, and maybe some kind of open-ended qe. they want to do something to push the u.n. down, even though that is not what they directly talk about in public. francine: you think this will come today? i know governor kuroda has talked about everything you are mentioning, but he surprises the markets. if anything is priced in, he probably will not deliver. well, i do expect a rather big announcement. keep in mind japan's economy is struggling. it really has not bounced back from the significant hike in the spring of 2000. abe, theyminister want to reinvigorate things, jumpstart psychology. so i think we can expect something rather significant to be announced at the doj. -- at t

i think michael is sogreat. he's a natural talent. he's going to be great on "good morning america." >> back to kelly for a second. she worked alongside regis for ten years on live until he retired in 2011. a lot of people were stunned when he admitted to hoda kotb last year that they completely lost touch. >> how about kelly? >> i don't see her. >> she lived downtown and now i >> you haven't seen her since the show ended? >> no. i haven't. >> wow. p> wow. yeah. kelly didn't learn about this until after the show yesterday. so there were weeks or even months of secrecy and the host was left out in the dark. >> if you did that to me, i would be so mad at you. >> i'm never leaving you. >> better not, my friend. i would have shown up. i need the paycheck. i have two feelings. she should have be but it is live and maybe she knew she needed to filter herself and not show she coulddhave said anything. while we're talking about th the divorce is final. we have 42 pages of court documents. >> last night all eyes w on gw gwen. will the settleme

new details about how they wi replace michael. supposed to talk about it. >> and the calculated rise to fame. >> i hope all the girls mean to me in high school watch this right now. >> we reveal this beach make out with her husband before they were together. >> somebody has to kiss this mouth. >> now for april 21st, 2016, this is entertainment tonight. >> the artist known as prince has passed away and this is one of those days when word comes into our newsroom and you'll never forget where you were when you heard it. one of the most innovative of our time has died. his body discovered in minnesota he's a friend. this is a shock. the world is in mourning passing of prince rogers nelson. >> has died this morning at the age of 57. the singer was found in an elevator and first responders attempted to provide cpr but prince was pronounced d at 10:07:00 a.m. our reporter from our affiliate sce the crowd continues to gr fans were inis onconsolable. police were called to the scene this morning at 9:43 a.m. he looked frail at this photo sn

to handle the depositions. >> michael: absolutely. >> leslie: then don't second-guess me, michael. >> victoria: we appreciate you stepping in at the last minute, leslie. >> michael: yeah. as it appears, i will no longer have a license very soon. >> leslie: you don't need your license if i'm here. >> michael: of course. but for some of the witnesses, you're gonna need to know when to push and when to back down. mariah functions on money and affection for my brother. natalie on pride and her ability to program. summer is a very different -- >> leslie: i know the players, and i know this game. >> michael: i didn't mean to imply you don't. >> victoria: michael is being paid to protect newman interest. jabot's profiting from a security program that we paid to develop.

as we reported yesterday, ripa was blind-sided about the news of michael's departure. source tells us that ripa may return next week to avoid being in breach of contract. we reached out to kelly's rep who didn't return our calls. oprah had plenty to say about it. we spoke to winfrey today. >> somebody should have said this is to happen. you shouldn't read it in the paper ever. >> maybe she should do it by shefr now. >> we're thrilled to sa michael strahan will be joining us every morning. >> he's going to be great. he's a natural talent. he's going to be great on "good morning america." >> back to kelly for a second. she worked alongside regis for ten years on live until he retired in 2011. a lot of people were stunned when he admitted to hoda kotb last year that they completely lost touch. >> how about kelly? >> i don't see her. >> she lived downtown and now i hear she's on the east side. >> you haven't seen her since the show ended? >> no. i haven't. >> wow. p> wow. yeah. kelly didn't learn about this until after the show yesterday. so there were weeks or even months

michael neuvirth is a big reason why.ack to you. >> guys, thank you very much. >>> you can get more from al and john and the entire comcast sportsnet crew as soon as the clock hits zero. turn it over to the comcast network for flyers postgame live. complete analysis and locker room reaction as soon as the clock hits zero let's get more on today's game and rejoin john clark and steve coates. >> coatesy, it's fascinating what's happening in this series with the capitals. they were up 3-0. they had two opportunities to close out the series. they have lost nine of the last ten games when they can close out an opponent. you, as a former player, in the back of their minds is there doubt now that the ghosts of playoff past are creeping in? >> every one of those players are telling the media it doesn't bother them. it bothers them. it's brought up to them every day. everybody was so excited in washington when the flyers went down for game one. the president's trophy. champions, they won't series during the national hockey league

named him michael. >> they were happy. i mean, i have tons and tons of pictures of them, the three of them together. they were happy. >> reporter: moments in time. inspiration on a garage wall which these days is about all that's left. >> it just doesn't make sense. no. it's not right. it doesn't make sense. >> reporter: ever since that august night in 2009. >> 911. what's your emergency? >> my husband was shot. >> there were shots fired? >> yes. >> reporter: when a superman fell to earth. >> what happened in that backyard? when we return -- >> i saw like a shadow or something by the trash cans. >> did a run-in with a prowler turn deadly? >> how many pops did you hear? >> two. >> describe them to me, how fast they were. >> i mean, like pop, pop. only verizon has the largest 4g lte network in america. and now if you buy a samsung galaxy s7 edge, you get one free. fan favorites burbon st. chicken of applebeand shrimp? it's so smokey and mysterious... then that cajun spice. i almost forgot i could feel this way. she used to t

>> michael, michael, michael. i'm running for president. i'm not going to be anybody's vice president. i will go back. i will finish my term as governor. and at that point i'llnter the private sector and be a citizen so i can then complain about all the politicians. >> all right, governor. >> i just made the cameraman laugh. >> governor, good to see you and best of luck. >> thank you, michael. god bless you and appreciate being with you. >> thanks for saying that. thank you very much. so governor kasich just said that he's got faith in the delegates because they tend to be, what did he say, long-term party loyalists who take their duties seriously. so meet a republican national committeewoman and gop delegate and someone who was a delegate four years ago and hopes to be again. dianna orric is a trump supporter from the state of nevada. tom ellis is runtion to be a delegate in my home state of pennsylvania. diana, you just heard john kasich say and i agree with this that donald trump is not getting to 1237 before cleveland. first, do you agr

>>> kelly ripa blowing off one live one day after michael strahan's announcement. >> i'm leaving the show. >> exclusive details about drama going on behind the scenes. >>> the plus, we heard that some surprising co-star fights you never knew about until now. the behind the scenes battles that forced them into couples therapy. >> there has to be some kind of d drama. >> then the new vois performance. what you didn't see on tv between her and blake. >>> also, tonight the first look at two star babies. what chrissy teigen's little girl luna. we have the shots of the baby. wait until you hear what she went through to welcome the little guy. >>> inside katehudson's wild bi bash to make mom gold key blush. >>> nowwfor april 20th, 2016. in is entertainmenttonight. kelly ripa was a no show after michael strahan announced he's leaving the s moving to g.m.a. forget about the speculation. we have the information. >> this is ugly. >> this is our top story. abc's n soap opera as the kelly and michael turn. >> theenews that i'm leaving the show. and going tog.m.a. full-time. >> i was reading some

michael?ve talked a lot about the sanctions that have been applied and have been applied for some time, and yet still the north seems to do what it wants to do. is this a sense there that you've detected that it's almost a matter of pride to defy these sanctions and carry on as it were? >> reporter: i think that's exactly what it is. the same official i interviewed, and we'll have portions of that interview airing in the coming days, said exactly that, as sanctions get harsher, he says it inspires the people of north korea to work that much harder. a lot of the economic growth, and there has been economic growth we observed here in the capital pyongyang, that can be attributed to the very important trade relationship that north korea has with china. china is essentially this country's economic life line. it's only major super power ally and by far the number one trading partner. if china enforces these new u.n. sanctions, chinese state media saying that can be felt in the next 12 to 16 months.

well, first, i'll be talking to former new york giant michael strahan. ( cheers and applause ) michael spent 15 years in the n.f.l. and is now the co-host of "live with kelly and michael", where somehow he's the less ripped one. ( laughter ) he's tough. then, i'll sit down with the very funny samantha bee. ( cheers and applause ) an old co-worker of mine. we're old co-workers together. her new show is called "full frontal." but since it's cbs, tonight it'll be at most, "side boob." ( laughter ) then, we'll have a musical performance from indie legends, wilco. you like his lullaby? >> jon: yeah, man, a great musician. >> stephen: then, they will be playing a song off their latest album "star wars." it is really light and bouncy but it has a dark side. ( band playing ) oh, can you taste that delicious ear-food? that's being served by jon batiste and "stay human." say hi to the band, everybody! ( cheers and applause ) >> jon: hi, everybody out there! ( laughs ) >> stephen: they're about to serve you a heapin' helpin' of their hospitality, but before they do, one more thing: someone has no

michael.yan invited some of the branch managers and toby into the woods for a "get to know you" weekend. michael wasn't invited. apparently they already knew everything they needed to know about him. did you sleep in cabins? under the stars. it was really beautiful. you should've come. bob and i took rock climbing lessons once. [michael chuckles] michael wasn't invited on ryan's camping trip. toby went, but michael didn't go. he wasn't invited. who went? me, dan from buffalo, mark chisholm, jeff from albany, and ryan obviously. we had so many smores i finally had to say,

call and say hey, gov, let's put it together and take down trump. >> michael, michael, michael, i'mning for president. i'm not going to be anybody's vice president. i will go back. i will finish my term as govern governor. at that point i'll enter the private sector and be a citizen and complain about the politicians. >> good to see you and best of luck. >> thank you, migchael. god bless you and appreciate being with you. >> governor kasich said he's got faith in the delegates because they tend to be what did he say, long-term party loyalest that take duties seriously. so meet a republican national committee woman and gop delegate. dianna orrics a trump supporter, tom ellis running to be adele get in the swing county of my home state of pennsylvania. you heard john kasich say that donald trump is not getting to one, two, three, seven before cleveland. first, do you agree with that and second, do you see any scenario where on a second ballot, third ballot, fourth ballot, trump can close the deal? >> i think donald trump could probably close the deal. it's a very realistic possibility

but it wasn't just about michael brown, they told us.were angry at about something more profound than that. >> they just harass, they just treat you like you don't belong. >> who do? the police? >> yea, the police? >> we've got two strikes: black and male. so all we got to do is a miss a blinker and we're stressed out in the middle of the street. >> that's what people say? two strikes? >> you make a face at a cop, strike 3 you're out. you're going to jail for something. >> what these young men were talking about is more than just a "perception" of unfair treatment from police. >> they have no connection to them culturally, other than as police officers patrolling the area and enforcing the law. >> adolphus pruitt is head of the local naacp chapter which filed a federal civil rights complaint in late 2013 against the st louis county police for disproportionately targeting blacks. >> a young black kid can live in an urban area and when he leaves his house and he's going for a walk, or he's going to work, he's going to school, he's subjecte

. >>> i'm michael smerconish. he's almost there. donald trump has passed a major milestone in his pursuit of the republican nomination. this just as anti-trump feelings turn into rioting in california, forcing the donald to jump a fence just to get to his podium. >> oh, boy, felt like i was crossing the border, actually. you know? i was crossing the border. but i got here. >> how will this tense climate impact the election? john kasich is here and i'll ask him, and though kasich is on a lot of potential vp lists, i want to know who he has on his list. gop rival ted cruz named former foe carly fiorina his running mate despite having no mathematical chance to win the nomination. was that just a campaign stunt? meanwhile, who should the likely democratic and gop nominations be thinking about for vp? and why i felt to compel the legal rights of a presumed sexual predator, a former house speaker, no less. but first, donald trump has passed the 1,000 delegate milestone to get to the magic number of 1,237 to secure the nomination. this, af