so the alums were on one side and michael john was on the other.nd eventually they forced him out. he didn't go easily and coolidge was clearly on the side that forced him out. and he wasn't happy with that because they could all see michael john was talented. it was a hard call. and they were all of a sudden these nice men had negative articles about them in the new republican when they had fancied themselves as fine fellows. michael john spent quite a bit of money. he borrowed and overspent in his personal life. this was a burr in their side. they were unpopular for ejecting this university president and he didn't want to get involved in those politics. there was also a new head named just before he left office. >> at age 60, he died. he gave $700,000 to his wife grace what he willed to her. that would be worth $12 million today. >> he wasn't poor, but where did he make it? he had another career as a successful journalist. calvin coolidge, columnist, and i like that about him too. i hope to build some things around that. coolidge wrote a column e

who shot sergeant smith was here tonight, but michael may's brother john says michael will be at the funeral tomorrow. and that will be just the beginning of a long road of healing. >> how can you possibly minimize this tragic event? you can't. how can you forget it? you can't. >> reporter: it appears that officer mays mistook sergeant smith for an armed intruder last week. tomorrow's funeral begins at 10:00 a.m. terry mcsweeney, nbc bay area news. >> more details now. the memorial will be held at that church, the neighborhood church of castro valley. it start at 9:30 with bagpipes leading the casket into the church. three chp helicopters will perform a flyover after the service. we'll have complete coverage on nbcbayarea.com. >>> still ahead, firefighters in the south bay filing to get to the fires fast enough while one county leader wants to make them pay. >> she was going too fast in a different direction. >> a teach fell more than 3,000 feet from an airplane but survived. the sky diving birthday gift that went wrong. >>> hospitals scrambling to deal with a commonly used medicatio

kpix 5 confirmed it was michael maes. john henry lee was not home at the time the officers were searching for stolen property. an hour into the search maes killed smith. the details are unknown. >> please convey the condolences of this entire board and bart family on behalf of all of us. it's a real tragedy. it won't be forgotten. >> reporter: funeral plans are in place. we know the sergeant's viewing will be next tuesday in hayward and his funeral wednesday morning at three cross church in castro valley. >> thank you, cate caugiran. >>> the officer who fired that fatal shot michael maes is on administrative leave. it's unclear what happened. the law enforcement experts believe the cramped apartment may have played a role. >> being in a tight confined area, limited movement capability and probably some type of tripping accident bumping into furniture accident or something like that. i mean, that's what i would speculate but again, we can't tell. >> the wife of detective sergeant smith opened up to kpix 5 about the husband she

john burress is an attorney. he's represented a number of celebrities including michael jackson. you're sit here, what of the things that's intriguing to me, an official is saying that cocaine was found in that home. that an individual was arrested, not justin bieber, but the cocaine was in plain sight, but the home belongs to justin bieber. how does that work? >> well, that's actually kind of surprising when an officer goes into a house on a search warrant anything in plain view can be confiscated and evidence of the crime. generally, that will be attributed to the owner of the house. so they must have had some other reason to believe that some other person possessed it. >> we're going to go back to the news conference, but does that mean that the individual would say, no, that's my cocaine, not justin bieber's despite of the fact that it's his home? >> i would have to think that would occur or he was so close to it that it was attended to him. >> let's go back to the news conference? >> -- mr. bieber in the house was there -- >> there was not any counsel there, just members of

. >> david, kelly, michael, angie, marcia, john, beck, charlie, melissa, terry, phil, bob, matt, ryanl, josh, elise, melissa, luke, john, luke, david, kelly, marcia, david, matt, matt. >> it makes him seem like a nice guy and out of the cozy relationship to reporters. >> my sense is that in new jersey, he has a pretty good relationship with the local beat reporters in particular. an interesting essay in politico your viewers can look up by a guy that's covered him a while who talks about profane, dishy, off the record sessions with christie over beers. a little tenser with the national media. he can be weary of reporters who want to parachute in and write about him and disappear. i think he's appropriately a little more guarded about people he doesn't know. and i do think that if he should run for president, the dynamic would be very different, very quickly. the stakes are so much higher and reporters have a much lower incentive not to burn someone on that national stage as opposed to a statehouse beat reporter. >> the cover of the new yorker we'll see tomorrow, christie playing in tr

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next we'll have william miller from flagler college and michael john burton from ohio university who will discuss who needs enemies? the tea party impact on the republican party. >> thanks. and i also want to echo peter and say that it's great to be back at akron, and we always appreciate the state of the parties conference and the opportunity to talk about these issues. i think it's interesting to point out on this panel especially that if we go back to the 2009 state of the parties, i remember only one conversation about the tea party. it was at lunch, and it was not very kind. it was much more of a they're going to have these nice little rallies, they're going to dress up, they'll be gone in a few months, and instead a few months later we started to see the idea that robert boat wright talked about at that conference, of elected officials being primaried within their own party and the effects that could have. what we're going to talk about today is a little bit different at looking at actually speaking with activists or tracking money back to causes. instead, we want to discuss th

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philanthropist john and michael golden have pledged to pay the city's ll. and most of the funds were accommodating the surprisingly large crowds that came out to cheer on bat kid. >>> in texas, a dash board camera on a police officer's cruiser was running when he pulled over to talk to a young man holding a football. see him there. it turns out the boy was waiting for more kids to play. sergeant ariel sortura got out of the car and had a game of catch. >> i did like this, which i think is the universal sign of throw me the football, and at that time, you saw that his face just lit up. it's important because we all live in this world together. we all make an impact in this world, and you think that it's important that we all put in our little bid and make it a better place. >> well, apparently that good deed had a lot of viewers, a quarter of million likes just after the police department posted it on their facebook page. and cheers to him. how nice is that. >> that's awesome. love it. >> so it's nearly, well, it is over 50 degrees in the northwest. >> it is

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michael fortier were involved because there were most assuredly others. >> there was a man reportedly seen with mcveigh at the truck rental company. known as johnumber two, the description did not fit nichols or michael fortier. investigators concluded that john doe number two never existed. >> we found a gentleman that had been in there that generally fit the description of john doe number two but it was on a different day. he had been there on a different day with a friend who had rented a ryder truck. so we realized, it was a misidentification of people chance posing two different events and putting two different occurrences together. >> mcveigh swore to us over and over again that there was no john doe number two, no one was with him on the day of the bombing. the biggest misconception out there about the oklahoma city bonl bombing, in my view, is that this was something that sprang from the brain of timothy mcveigh, was masterminded by timothy mcveigh and substantially carried out by timothy mcveigh with the help of nichols. >> if there were other people involved with the bombing, who were they? some believe there may have been a connectio

. >> let's go to what michael isikoff pointed out, the john dean. i grew up during watergate. it follows a certain pattern. nixon would try to set it up that first thing i knew about this, i heard from john dean, and then i operate in this certain way, like christie yesterday, all picking a date like december something when i quizzed my staff and i moved forward and said i'm clean until then and after them. once i asked them once if they had anything to do with this, i'm clean when they said no. he sets that up. my question is why would any of these people, starting with wildstein, going to baroni, going to his campaign manager stepien, and certainly going to bridget kelly, who has now been made the villain in this piece, why wouldn't they want to come out at some point and say, you know what? i'm an office holder. i work for a guy. my mission here is to carry out his purposes. and one of them is are political, and i did what i did. i wasn't out robbing gas stations for money. i was doing this for him. >> well, the question here, you take these people individually, but let's s

congressman john lewis who was at the heart of this storm 50 years ago. michael, you've written very well about this and there was an emotional history with the people who benefitted from it. the short nature of the war on poverty and "wall street journal" had a big column today, 50 year war upon university. what are we talking about, reagan, nixon. >> you got it right. six years. from 1964 to 1970. in those six years the official poverty rate was cut nearly in half. 40%. something like that. it was working. it was working for a while. then vietnam ate up a lot of the money. then there was some corruption and some problems. then the backlash set in. then reagan came along. there's been no 50 year war on poverty. >> when you have something, you don't recognize how important it is. when you're denied it. like right to choice. then it's a big issue. social security is the greatest anti-poverty program this

mckee, author of "power branding," president of a marketing company and the brother of our own michael mckee. johnas hef a cowboy or captured something that the wireless industry needs, a little personality to get customers to do your bidding? captured something t-mobile needs, when you are not number one or number two, you have to break out of the pack. >> this is not just annex, is a strategy? it is a who he is, but strategy. short-term, it is smart. long-term, more the question. >> harry, you are a turnaround expert. maybe telecom is not your thing. if you are a distant number 4. sprint, at&t, verizon, would you recommend resorting to this? >> i don't know if i would do exactly that, i agree that they have to break out. he is getting a ton of attention. not necessarily bad attention, it gets people to think about t-mobile. not my style -- >> any publicity is good publicity. >> it would be better if they had a better product. i don't think the t-mobile product is competitive -- >> the service may not be as competitive as t-mobile would want -- >> but the pricing. >> there is nothing as competiti

. >> michael corbat. >> senator john mccain. it was a big day here in davos. th michael dell. >> tomorrow, we crank it up again. the ceo of goldman sachs and the president. >> he also have steve miller. he is the chairman of aig. it will be an action-packed day. >> that is just "market makers." tune in all day tomorrow on bloomberg. don't forget about our apple tv app. you can watch live streaming videos and our interviews after they have happened. .> on bloomberg.com we will be tweeting. we will send it back to new york. why? we are done for the day. we have to hit the davos party scene. because it is so cold here, our hands are about to fall off. we will send you to new york where julie hyman has more. >> i think it's even colder here. luckily, i am inside, where it is 56 past the hour. let's get straight to our options insight today. .he s&p 500 is dropping sharply it is below its opening levels for the year. joining me now with his slightly is jerod.ade index we're seeing stocks fall pretty sharply today because of the manufacturing date out of china. there

michael, we're kind of debating. is this patronizing or something that's real? >> old-school, isn't it, john? it is utterly real in the sense that -- and i speak now as somebody who grew up catholic. i will tell you that my mom was the central figure in my own sense of what the church was all about. and is so i think francis in that sense has his finger on what ordinary people in the catholic church experience all of the time. but it's clear in the speech -- and by the way, i was at that meeting with the italian women center where francis made these remarks. it was utterly clear to me that he was saying, this role that women play as mothers and as the primary educators in the faith for children should not come at the expense of women also playing important roles in the church and in the society outside the church. because he was also talking about the importance of promoting women as is critically important figures in the roles of politics and finance and so on. and linking that to the importance of them playing visible leadership roles in the church. so i think in his mind, this is not an ei

michael medved. >> thank you, john. >> next, let's play real or fake.ple, this actor, promotes a compostable tennis shoe with seed in its tongue. real or fake 1234 toxic chemicals and carcinogens are leaching into the environment. it's happening right where we live, work and play. everywhere. cigarette butts are toxic waste. let's stop the toxic litter. learn more at rethinkbutts.org >> now time to play real or fake? some times celebrity do's things that are so bizarre that if you didn't see it or hear it you wouldn't believe it was real. like harrison ford, waxing his chest. to save the rain forest. so now i want to test you, can you separate real celebrity behavior from stuff i made up. play the real or fake game along with tonight's libertarian panel. reason magazine's matt welch, special correspondent, kennedy, and camille foster with free think media. so, first question -- actor charlie sheen asked president obama to investigate whether 9/11 was instigated by george w. bush. real or fake? >> real. >> yes here, did it. made a six-minute video. he sa

number three, was michael bloomberg, with $350 million to johns hopkins university. >>> while the country is getting pounded by snow, california's run of dry weather is creating concerns for ski businesses. most ski shops in the bay area say while business isn't booming, they see customers heading to the resorts over the holidays. manmade snow is keeping them afloat. however, the owner of snowdrift ski shop said he scaled back the number of employees from ten to three, as a result of the dry year. and some of his customers say, conditions at the resorts are not ideal. but they're skiable. >> you have to expect a lot of runs that aren't going to be open. the worst day of skiing is better than the best day in the office. >> excellent point. this friday, the california department of water resources plans to conduct the first snow survey. the snowpack is 20% of normal this time of year. because we're talking about water or the lack of it, we'll check in with jeff. are we going to see rain, jeff? >> there's a good potential here. that's a great point. we have three months left of some very act

attorney until we do. >> assemblyman john mckeehan and michael isikoff.ding out in the cold. i have a feeling it's a little hot inside. thank you for your time tonight. >> we'll come and see you in the studio. >> all right. up next, lebron james tribute to his mvp. his single mother. now, that's progressive. >>> there is good news to report tonight about the president's health care law. 2.2 million americans have signed up for the affordable care act. plus important progress towards the administration's goal of signing up young people. 24% of enrollees are between 18 and 34. remember those creepy uncle sam ads encouraging young people to opt out of obamacare? looks like the right wing scheme is on life support. and that's good news. from the classic lines to the elegant trim in each and every piece, ♪ kohler will make your reality a dream. suddenly you're a mouth breather. a mouth breather! how do you sleep like that? you dry up, your cold feels even worse. well, put on a breathe right strip and shut your mouth. cold medicines open your nose over time, bu

michael dell addressed the buzzwords that you hear. the cloud. did he talk about that at all? >> little bit. i got more of that from john chambers. chambers love to talk jargon of the moment and transformation of technology. i do not get that from michael dell. he is an operational guide. he is original in that sense. he goes away from the jargon of the moment and spends a lot more time talking about how we're going to compete. what will we do with 100,000 people to move forward? >> did he talk about jobs, whether they are hiring? we do not give a lot of information because they are privately held. >> he says morale is better. he said he did not want to talk about the new dell. >> unlike john chambers who is a ceo. we will share highlights of your interview later on. especially his thoughts on the internet of things. at this point, we have to look at the cover of the new business week. look at the national security agency and how it uses data mining. that is out on shelves tomorrow. >> that is another big theme. of course, data mining. if you miss any interviews, you can watch them on bloomberg. this is "bloomberg surveillance." ♪

. >> michael, secretary of state john kerry said that the u.s.lay a role helping the iraqis but ruled out any chance of american boots on the ground. >> this is a fight that belongs to the iraqis. that is exactly what the president and the world decided some time ago when we left iraq. so we are not obviously contemplating returning. we're not contemplating putting boots on the ground. this is their fight. we're going to help them many their fight. >> when he says this is their fight, how much of the blame is attributable to president al maliki and the way in which he purged sunnis from this government? >> i think that is part of it. i mean, you do have this civil war that's sort of burning in the region across the border in s syria. syria and iraq are linked in this hellish way now. it is true maliki has not been an inclusive zbompb governor. one reason we have withheld military forces he's been asking for for a while is a fear that u.s. government has had he will violently crack down on his sunni opponents. so we may now accelerate arms to him

i did back of the envelope calculation between joe reilly in charleston, john hickenlooper in denver, gavin newsome and michael bloomberg. that's more of a century of city hall experience walking out the door in the next two years. >> yes, michael bloomberg will do consulting for cities in his time ahead of him. certainly those leaders of some of the largest cities have had some great programming, some great success, some serious challenges, and some set backs. i think if you look at the totality of cities some leadership like new york, chicago, los angeles, charlie hails, the new mayor in portland is coming back after having been a city commissioner. there is a lot of good talent focused on problem solving, focused on doing work in city, which is ultimately making places to live better for their citizens, and they've been doing it in the midst of the economic recession without much help from the states or federal government. >> not that it's ever a great time to be running a city. but with the recession they were taking in less money, and their states were in crisis, and the feds were in crisis. >> yes. >> di

michael bloomberg's commissioners. the fire commissioner is staying in place, the person who has to clean up after the snowstorm, john dougherty is a holdover from mayor bloomberg. but we're seeing immediately on day one some of mayor bloomberg's people also. >> it was a fascinating piece today about how progressives all across the country are watching this. gavin newsom who was mayor of san francisco and presided over a lot of changes in that city chimed in as well that it's a national story. that's why we're talking about it. do you see if his progressive policies work that it's something that will be emulated across the country? >> i think that's certainly a possibility. obviously we've seen with mike bloomberg that some of his health policies, you know, banning smoking in bars and restaurants and parks and his transportation policies, bike lanes are being emulated across

. >> john, thank you very much. >> coming up, michael bloomberg withill gates sat down emily chang and betty liu about their concerns for the future. >> the first and most important thing is every kid getting a good education, and in some parts of the world they understand that, and in some parts of the world they don't. sadly, in america, we don't seem to. >> coming up, ibm earnings painted a dismal picture with the seventh quarterly state set -- sales decline. more on that, next. >> time for today's company news. sheryl sandberg is one of the world juntas female billionaires. facebook closed at a record high yesterday. the 44-year-old chief operating officer has a stake in the company, managing $750 million. fiat has obtained full control of the chrysler unit in the united states. they reached a deal with the united auto workers health care trust. predicts profit may fall short of estimates. the news comes as the company cuts more than 1000 jobs. the company is coming off three straight years of declining sales. welcome back to countdown. ibm shares fell after hours after the compute

. >> reporter: that's how john mays describes how his brother, michael mays, is feeling. his younger brother who mistakenly shot and killed a fellow police officer is taking it very hard. >> this is something you don't plan for in life. you don't anticipate it. and i think as a result, it's something -- it's harder to deal with. mays says he hasn't talked to his brother about what took place inside the apartment, but he says, humans make mistakes. >> we're not computers, you know. and so things happen and it's just a very sad event. >> reporter: john mays says his brother loved his job and believes the highly trained officer was born to be a cop. >> he's a good cop. you know, he's a cop's cop. he is -- he's the epitome of what you would expect in the law enforcement. >> reporter: as smith's loved ones say their final good-byes, mays says his brother mans to -- planes to join them -- mans to join them at tomorrow's funeral. >> tomorrow's going to be big with emotions. >> reporter: mays says his family will be there. but knows when the funeral's over, there's a long road of

michael bloomberg was exscore@ed for days of impassable streets following a 2010 blizzard. >> the world does not come to an end. the city is going fine, broadway shows were full last night. >> reporter: and john lindsay almost lost reelection in 1969 for not having the streets in queens cleared quickly enough following a snowstorm. ten years later, mayor michael bilandic of chicago wasn't so lucky. he was defeated largely because of the city's anemic reaction to a blizzard. with bankrupt detroit looking at a possible seven inches of snow tomorrow, income mayor mike duggan hopped on a plow to show his priorities are straight. but when it comes to clearing streets, he's at a huge disadvantage. detroit has only 145 snowplows. new york city has almost 2,000. while not expected to be as extreme as the blizzard of 2010, this coming storm will be the first test for bill de blasio as mayor of new york. he spent most of his career as a politician not a manager. maur sfles. >> dubois: don dahler, thank you. this was the day president obama's health care law took effect-- most of it, anyway. a supreme court justice temporarily blocked a controversial part of the law that applies to some religious organi

john? >> reporter: so many, diane. hollywood heavyweights. not only michaelstewart and johnny depp say they are petrified to speak live in front of a group. >> fess up. how about you? fear of public speaking? >> reporter: i was painfully shy as a kid. my knees would shake, my heart would pound, i would sweat profusely, if i had to speak in front of the class. then, i joined a drama class. i got to play romeo in "romeo and juliet." maybe it was kissing juliet on stage. but something brought me out of my shell. >> you conquered stage fright in tights. okay. >> reporter: i roared. >> thanks, john. >>> and when we come back, talk about roaring. here's a riddle. what does katy perry's giant "roar" have to do with ancient china? the answer in our "instant index." ♪ i got the eye of the tiger a fighter ♪ ♪ step into the fire of the purple pill.the prf and that relief could be in your hand. for many, nexium helps relieve heartburn symptoms from acid reflux disease. find out how you can save at purplepill.com. there is risk of bone fracture and low magnesium levels. s

john wisniewsky and michael powell from "new york times," thank you both. >> thank you. >>> coming up as the subpoenas fly, chris christie tries to redirect attention to hurricane sandy. but what happened to 900 of his state's residents yesterday isn't good news for him either. i will explain. next. >>> it's an exciting day in the bridge scandal saga as subpoenas are being leaked and promised all over new jersey. doesn't it make you wish you had the power to subpoena a bunch of people yourself? tonight i grant you that power. if you could subpoena anyone in american politics, who would it be and why? tweet your answers or post at facebook.com. i'll share some of your answers later in the show. so stay tuned. >>> with 20 subpoenas going out to just about anyone in chris christie's inner circle, the jersey governor tried to get back some of that old spirit of sandy magic today. >> tonight, i will govern with the spirit of sandy. ♪ >> the jersey shore is open. >> word is spreading. >> because we're stronger than the storm. >> you bet we are. ♪ >> the new jersey governor was out on his fi

when i was just finishing my book, i had dinner with my m aend michael mandelbau professor at johns hopkins is an old friend could we go back almost 40 years together. michael asked me what i thought -- michael asked me what i thought of wilson. i asked him -- he is the scholar, i am just a journalist, a minor historian, whatever. i asked him and he said there are 2 views of woodrow wilson. absolutely opposite views. some people believe he was a great president. others believe he was a terrible president. those who believe he was a great president look at his domestic record -- he created the federal reserve, he got women basically the right to vote. a whole transformative issues within the united states that he theardly remembered for states. but abroad, he was a disaster. it depends on which kind of president you want to look at. to some extent we face a similar situation today. presidents are incapable of making revolutionary changes anymore. wilson found himself incapable of doing that. his big mistake was probably going to paris to negotiate the treaty of versailles, because you should

john drive. officer michael maes will be among the hundred of people at the funeral and one of maes 'brother discussedadness. ooches he said his brother and sergeant smith were close friends and golfing buddies. he said the tragic accident is a nightmare for everyone connected to the b.a.r.t. police force. >> it's something that stays with you. it's something that hurts. and it's -- its unimaginable. >> john maes says family members have been staying with his brother to provide him support since the deadly shooting one week ago. >>> 7:36. it's possible, you heard steve, we may get rain this week. however, bay area water district, they are still worried about the drought. today zlar's water district will meet and talk about -- santa clara's water district will meet and talk about a 10% voluntary reduction. marin county supervisors will talk about what action they should take. they already have voluntary water restrictions in place. ktvu has learned by the end of the week, san francisco's expected to call for water use cutbacks. other areas with voluntary restrictions, include alameda county and santa c

joining me now with reaction to this, new york congressman michael grim, and democratic congressman john garimindi, thank you for joining us. all right, you're a democrat, how do you feel chris christie handled that yesterday? laid everything on the line and did it in a short period of time, and basically left no wiggle room for himself. if in fact he is telling the truth, if he is not telling the truth he is in trouble. >> he handled it as well as you could under the circumstances that he was faced with. and we'll see how it all plays out. there are ongoing investigations, we'll see how it plays out. but yesterday he had a pretty good press conference. >> now, i point out the difference and the distinction here, and it is pretty glaring. let me ask you, have you ever called for kathleen sebelius, lois lerner, clapper, anybody involved in benghazi, should any of them resign or be fired for those reasons? >> well, i think no, she has a lot of work to do. she is in the best position to get that thing done and a lot of progress has been made since the big stumble that took place since the b

i also wanted to say to mo'nique and to john and to michael, i i thought he did pretty good, what do you think? two thumbs up? what do you think? all right. you guys, i know it's a comfort to him for you three to have his back. that was great. all these years. mr. roth has filed, i'm told, responses to biographical questionnaires, he's answered prehearing questions submitted by the committee and our staff, and he's had his financial statements reviewed by the office of government earth -- ethics. and without objection, this information will be made a part of the hearing record with the exception of financial data which are on file and available for public inspection in the committee offices. and without objection, the record will be kept open til noon tomorrow, til noon tomorrow for the submission of any written questions or statements for the record. and i think with that, i think it's a wrap. so we're going to adjourn. and, again, my thanks to you and to all who have joined us. >> thank you, senator. [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] >> it's disappointing to all o

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