nicholson baker is they are.s that even people recognized about the mezzanine when it first came out because there is no way you could turn that hook into a film. to date -- this isn't entirely true, but for the most part, no nicholson aker book has been turned into a film. there was a really, bad british romantic comedy that are the ideas, but it's really terrible and bakeries and evening credited on it. for the most part no one has tried and did it anyway because they can't. they can't because baker was more or less trying to prevent them from being able to do that. saying i want to write a book that actually must be a book and that can't be anything but a book at night is the way we defend books as an object books as an important cultural artifact. that brings me back to why this book isn't really about nicholson baker. even though it's about reading his work he becomes a kind of representative from all writers. even i take is saying we are all is through this digital era. we are all living in a time when huma

nicholson baker is fair.s one of the things recognized, they're not in no way we can put batch into this. no nicholson baker book has been turned into a film. a really bad british romantic comedy that borrow ideas, for the most part no one has even tried to because he can because they can't and they can't because baker was more or less trying to prevent them from being able to do that. saying i want to write a book that absolutely must be a book. can't be anything but a boat and that is the way we defend books as an object as an important cultural artifacts. that brings me back to why this book isn't really about nicholson baker. it is about beating his work. he becomes a kind of representative of all writers. i may be using him as a symbol in my book saying we are all living through this digital era we're all living in the time when books seem to need to compete with lots of different kinds of media baker turns out by accident to be the perfect writer to look at, to ask what is the writer's job these days? w

or would you say was nicholson baker. where would you star who would you pick quiet >> no, i think he turned out to be the perfect choice. the experience of the book you know paul once wrote in a literary relationship essay about his relationships with joseph conrad, he wrote that we read to discover what we already know. his thought is not really done there but i had that as an amped up when he was writing the book. the truth is i found so much of myself in baker. everywhere i looked. every time i turned around, there is some new connection between him and me and i felt indicted by him. i thought included within. so he was the perfect writer for me. which is not to say he would necessarily be the perfect writer for you or anyone else. i say towards the end of the book that the purpose is not to find and to suggest that you read nicholson baker about the writer that will be nicholson baker for you. that is the point of departure. you read to find out what you already know. we read to explore the streams of arab cause. we

that was an eagle for nicholson. he moves up today 15 under par. on most any other day he would have won the masters but not today because george was the man who became the first ever to go 19 under. he tried to go 19 under but finished 18 under. he put on the green jacket and you know he was loving it. >>:i plan on not taking it off for a while i plan on sleeping with it for the next night. it was a test. there is a reason that i have a hairline like this because it is stressful what we do he is the king of golf and the giants he was out with a strained groin. he goes deep to right but look at just and maxwell with a great catch against the wall. he robs him of a home run here. bottom for now to nothing--4-0 he hit a grand slam off of tv-- pb they lose this series to san diego three games to one. tough to beat the mariners when felix hernandez is on the mound and i almost did it today. top of the 6321 we go to the seven snow with the pitcher a three run blast. the mariners are up 7 to 3 after as a single off from an

. >> jim nicholson is the teller in this video. demands the money, caught on the bank's security cameras, jim's instincts kick in. >> i grabbed the bag, threw it on the ground and said where is it? referring to if he had a weapon. >> it's a bold move by the teller. the robber hesitates. he doesn't show a weapon. what would you do in this situation? would you give the robber what he wants or call his bluff? would you attempt an aggressive move? the teller makes his decision. >> i lunged towards him. he backed off. at that point i ran around the counter and chased him. >> nicholson chases the robber down the street, tackling him and pinning him down until police arrive soon after. some see jim nicholson as a hero, but his bosses at the bank don't agree. two days after the robbery attempt, he's fired. some customers are outraged. >> i just can't believe that he would get fired for doing something that i feel was right. >> bank policy says tellers are supposed to comply with the robber, give him what he wants. basically the goal should

>>james:15 year old jamar nicholson says he was unarmed when he was shot in the back.>james:dave lopez spoke to jamar and his family. >>reporter: he was on when he shot in the back when he stood in at the february 10th with his high-school friends he was shot by lapd officers in plain clothes for reason. lapd cmdr is planning to months ago that one of the officers saw another teenager reports and we thought was a gun at nicholson that is why he fired. nicholson says one of his friends did have a toy gun but he never pointed to anyone one of the children had a gun like this but it would not pointed at any manner but no one has testified that the gun was pointed at anyone he was shot once in the back is to with the toy gun and the fourth student was also there has decided not to sue the city. >>reporter: the lapd insisted the officer identified themselves as police officers yelled out repeatedly drop your weapon and that the officer opened fire said he clearly saw of gun being pointed at one of the teenage boy is but is it intended to the route with a gun being shot it w

nicholson wrote a book "from whistle stop to soundbite." and then a woman named jamison wrote a book called "the packaging of the presidency." they address this concept and other scholars. others i will point you to, i have a complete bibliography and footnotes, but they talked about it a great deal and i wanted to give them some credit. number three dwight eisenhower empowered to the office of the press secretary. james haggerty was the most powerful press secretary in american history and that happened in large part because eisenhower trusted advisors. another man that road about this is a man named james deacon -- wrote about this is a man named james deacon who wrote an article about haggerty, the voice behind the throne. he said that haggerty was more powerful than you would think you would think in his power helps to elevate the public relations profession in the 1950's -- and his power helped to elevate the public relations profession in the 1950's. haggerty did not know eisenhower well when he joined the campaign but he proved himse

nicholson wrote a book "from whistle stop to soundbite." and then a woman named jamison wrote a book called "the packaging of the presidency." they address this concept and other scholars. i have a complete bibliography and footnotes, but they talked about it a great deal and i wanted to give them some credit. number three, dwight eisenhower empowered to the office of the -- empowered the office of the press secretary. james haggerty was the most powerful press secretary in american history and that happened in large part because eisenhower trusted advisors. another man that wrote about this is a man named james deacon who wrote an article about haggerty, the voice behind the throne. he said that haggerty was more powerful than you would think , and his power helped to elevate the public relations profession in the 1950's. haggerty did not know eisenhower well when he joined the campaign , but he proved himself. i talked to his son roger on the phone and roger told me that his father gained eisenhower's trust just through his sheer competen

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and they are connect today hollywood actors jack nicholson, jail douglas warren beaty all of whom livension during the late 70s and 80s, do you mean, are you serious, tub tolls their homes? oh, my god. reps for the hollywood legends and hugh hefner, who owns the playboy mansion of course, declined comment yesterday. >> well, mike, i know you have been to the playboy mansion. >> i have. >> so have you been to any of these tub else? did you know about these tub else? >> did i not know about the tunnels. but i have been in the grato. i never got into the water in the grato. it just seemed like a big bacteria frappuccino. so i didn't get near it. >> so no one mentioned any tunnels snow. >> nope. >> diddid you see jack nicholson. >> i have not seen him but been to a couple of parties. >> how many times have you been there? is oh, for work, scientific reasons. >> sure. >> that's right. >> scientific reasons? >> just doing an investigation. >> okay? >> thank you john. 6:52. let's get serious here. oh, man there is girl is so sweet and strong. >> she is only 11 years old but young paige found

was supposed to be the jack nicholson role. >> that's what he thought, yeah. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: but. >> but when did the director stop casting movies? when did the producer -- you know, my father was very involved in this project for a a long time and tried to get it made and then was going to sell it and pass it on. i said, "let me try to run with this and get it going." and i did get it going, but by that time a few years had passed and so jack nicholson looked more right. and it's nice to know that my father has never forgiven me. [ laughter ] never. >> jimmy: does he bring it up? >> every time we see each other. we just had the 40th anniversary, you know. can you imagine? every time. "sure. he got the part." [ laughter ] i understand. he's very solemn. he had a good part. thank goodness the picture turned out very well. i do remind him because i shared my producing profits with him. and he did make more money on that picture than any movie he's ever done. >> jimmy: there you go. there you go, dad. >> it's okay. >> jimmy: but you took kind of a note from your dad here. obviously

northbound side of 168 at 130 they are taking out the left lane and blocking the two left lanes at nicholson road again until 6:00 a.m. tam. >> we begin this morning with breaking overnight news, it was good times at a house party in north philadelphia until gunfire broke up all the good stuff going on. two people are in the hospital one in critical condition. eva pilgrim is live at temple university hospital following this story. she's got the latest, good morning, everybody have -- eva. >> reporter: good morning, tam two young men e are recovering after gunfire hit two of them. a fight broke out inside the house on 2200 block of park avenue. withwitnesses say 100 people were inside the house at the time of the fight and spilled outside and someone fired shots. a 19-year-old was shot three times once in the gut. taken by philadelphia police to the hospital. he is in critical condition. a 23-year-old man was shot once in the arm. temple police brought him to the hospital. else in stable condition. >> when they responded to the area in addition to seeing the victims, they saw numerous people

emily: you also gave jack nicholson the performance of a lifetime.: i think jack would have done just fine without me. he had a very healthy career before i came along. emily: were you paranoid you could never do it again? what does that feel like? aaron: paranoid that i can never do it again, that feeling has never gone away. i have written six movies, a seventh about to go into production. about 190 episodes of television and three plays. anytime i finish a script, i always feel like i am never going to be able to write another one. it is a terrible feeling of i have used all the words i know in every order i can put them in. i can't think of a story. i am never going to write anything again. emily: there are myths about so many of the greatest founders, creators, innovators that are so often boiled down into legend. what is the myth of aaron sorkin and what is the reality? aaron: the reality is i am an awkward guy who is more comfortable on paper than i am in person. i would give anything if we could do this interview by e-mail. if you would e-mai

a wild shootout on the same corner willie nicholson walks almost every morning. >> don't believe what people are thinking these days. be safe just walking and hope for the best. john: the supervisor pursued one of the suspects. during that chase, the armed man fired shots at the fire department employee. >> all i heard was six gunshots. john: moments later d.c. police from the ground and a u.s. park police helicopter from above continued the pursuit after crashing his lexus the armed driver bailed out near the intersection of 13th and i streets in southeast. in the potomac gardens area. that's where he fired more shots. this time at the cops. >> all you can do is play and make sure we make wise decisions as far as the security and all that being aware. john: no one was struck and no injuries reported but parents of a charter school just feet from where the bullets were initially fired are reacting this afternoon. >> would have been alarming, not just the first team in recent weeks. john: this afternoon, police are still searching even using k-9 units looking for the two gunmen but sou

we have construction on the black horse pike between collins avenue and nicholson road on going in both directioning until 6:00 a.m. you have 45 minutes or so. we have in delays for mass transit, your erika. >>> autopsies are set for the couple found dead yesterday in their lower more land montgomery county home. investigators say they found a chain saw at that scene. the couple was discovered bye their teenage son. >>> anti muslim ads a appear on septa buses to day. federal judge ordered septa to display a ads that will be displayed for one month. >>> negotiations over iran's nuclear intentions resume in switzerland. u.s. secretary of state john kerry has extended his stay and teams for seven countries could reach a deal later on today. >>> as we continue this morning town hall meeting with governor christie gets heated. we will show you the confrontation with the governor. >>> comedy central's new star ignites a fire storm before he even starts his new gig how some old tweets are coming back to haunt him. we will be right back. >>> legal fate of the pennsylvania attorney general kathl

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earlier i spoke to michael nicholson a war correspondence correspondence dents and he was there when the aftermath is a personal experience. >> especially surrounded by all this so much of this we filmed with the little girl running in front of the tank we actually filmed that. >> how did coverage really develop? >> you know vietnam unlike any other war i think before or since for the international press known as the american press, the difference was censorship. there was none in vietnam. every other war that i have ever covered there is somebody's shoulder telling me what the write and what not to write or film or not to film. you could do anything we wanted and we were freewheelers. >> how has it changed since the vietnam war with the relationship between journalists and governments? >> embedded is one of these odd little names that is invented to cover up what it is and that is censorship and nowadays embedded means you go with military and see what they want you to see and you report only what they will let you report and that is called embedding and supposed to be a cooperation

work between camden and haddon heights along 168 between collings avenue and nicholson road up to twolocked for the next hour. they cleared out early in bellmawr. the ramp from 295 northbound to the black horse pike is reopened so no need to worry about that but new castle 141 southbound is blocked at 13 for about another week. tam. >> all right, thank you, matt. >>> autopsies are scheduled for today on a montgomery county couple found dead in their home. they were mutilated and police believe the weapon used may have been a chainsaw and it was their own young son who discovered this horrible scene. "action news" reporter annie mccormick is live in lower moreland township. she's got the latest on what we know. good morning annie. >> reporter: good morning tam. and a gruesome discovery by that little boy. at this point investigators say it is still early in the investigation. they can say that they are investigating the woman's death as a homicide but they are not ready to say if this is a case of a murder-suicide. around 1:00 p.m. tuesday police say a young boy discovered his parents

in haddon township still have that work for another half hour along 168 on collings avenue and nicholson road. two lanes out of commission there. tam. >> a coroner will try to offer police more clues today as they investigate what led to the death of a montgomery county couple. their young son discovered their mutilated bodies yesterday and police say the weapon used seems to have been a chainsaw. the couple's bodies were found in their home on the 1100 block of country lane in lower moreland township. the district attorney's office has not released the names of the homeowners but others have identified them as nicole and chris peppelman. they reportedly had been known to have a troubled relationship. you'll hear neighborhood reaction to their deaths coming up in our next half hour. >> new this morning, new jersey state police are asking for your help in the search for a missing teen. no one has seen 17-year-old rachel lynn manzo since late sunday night. friends of the pittsgrove salem county native say she was texting with an unknown male that day and she might have been planning to mee

grand -- underground tunnels linking to the homes of the nearby celebrities were born baby jack nicholson among others. it is not clear if they were ever finished or used but we can draw our own conclusions. the biggest music stars taking an entertainment giants and why it has to do with money. the controversial justin bieber is roasted. if you don't like him there people ship all kinds of things. but what if that thing is a few hundred thousand doses of flu vaccine. that need to be kept at 41 degrees. while being shipped to a country where it's 90 degrees. in the shade. sound hard? yeah. does that mean people in laos shouldn't get their vaccine? we didn't think so. from figuring it out to getting it done, we're here to help. congratulations. you're down with crestor. yes! when diet and exercise aren't enough, adding crestor lowers bad cholesterol up to 55%. crestor is not for people with liver disease or women who are nursing, pregnant, or may become pregnant. tell your doctor all medicines you take. call your doctor if you have muscle pain or weakness, feel unusually tired have loss of

pictures for a network of tunnels beneath the mention supposedly led to the homes of actor jack nicholsoney, james caan, and kirk douglas. the tunnel frequently close off in 1929. none of the four actors' names have commented on the story. >> pam: that is if for kron4 and is at stake connected with kron4 and get the latest news of the elements at kron4 dot com or download one of our mobile applications. our newscast is tonight at 11:00 see you then did not accurate in new york city's war on crime st criminal offenders are pursued by the detectives of the major case squad. these are their stories. (russian accent): she's everywhere. a whole article on her, like she's the only mafia daughter in new york city. like i'm not still famous? ilana daughter of a russian don was a terrific book... five years ago. or haven't you noticed your royalty checks got smaller? noah, please. can't you call one of your influential friends get me a little job? little jobs have little salaries. you want the big money again, bring me another book. (reporters shouting questions) papa! you are not his daughter. li

dino rights, kennedy and the amazing technicolor psyche and jennifer nicholson said i think gavin mcinniswhere it. it is the envy of women the world over. unfortunately those women are not my boss, and i was not allowed to wear the stunning creation on this show room. just be told i am not opposed to it. thank you for watching the show tonight. follow me on twitter, at facebook, e-mail. until monday night, i we will snag he you senseless all weekend. good night. it. right now, we have lou dobbs coming up next. lou: good evening, everyone. i am lou dobbs. exactly one week ago the president stood in the white house rose garden until the american people that the united states and iran were on the verge of a historic nuclear weapons treaty. one that would ultimately lead to a gradual reduction in sanctions. but it has been the iranian view throughout that sanctions must be lifted immediately if an agreement is reached. and of course the obama administration appears to gain this issue on behalf of iran before the allies were the american people could muster robust objection.

. >> the only thing i know is moss nicholson who is on "hannibal" is eating people's organs and his brother lars is playing the putin character 0*" house of cards" so with hillary aligning herself with denmark she is basically turning herself into a cannibal putin. >> i think hillary would make a great queen of denmark or whatever the hell they use over there. >> that's democracy. >> is it though? >> i would encourage you to move there asap. that would be great for both countries. people form these cults of personality around politicians and it is so gross. in this case it is a cult of that person that the. >> because people want to be a part of history. they say it would be nice to see a woman in the top pigs. why -- a woman on the top position. they want to say i am a part of u.s. history. >> they should just elect their own queen then like i said. >> barack obama -- president obama had that incredible moment in berlin and it was in july of 2008 when he was running and gave a rousing speech i am saying she has her eyes on denmark and she will have a big gathering like go full burning man

phil nicholson remains in contention. the three time winner plays to within four shots of the lead, but this birdie on 16, plus he dropped back to finish the day on 11 under, five off the pace. >> i don't think it matters who's close to him. i think he's playing very good golf and will have a very good round tomorrow. if he were to come out an top it would be great to have him in the champions dipper every year. it would be -- he'd just be a great champion, he's just a classy guy. >> rory mcelroy's eagle could have been the start of a charge, but dropped shots on the last two holes proved closely five under after a third round 68. >> i'm going to need something you know, basically around 61, 62 to have a real chance, so i'm not sure that's going to happen but we'll see. >> tiger woods also carded a 68, woods and mcilroy 10 shots behind speith. bility know this masters is far from over. >> speith has a four shoot lead. hoping to avoid a meltdown. mcilroy had a four shot lead at augusta and fell apart on the back nine. a fi

and he's actually kind of stepping in the shadow of jack nicholson here of who in "the departed" playedre a different name. let's listen to jack's version of it for a second. >> when i tell you to dump a body in the marsh, you dump them in the marsh. >> you happen i got a lot of questions today on twitter about is johnny depp's boston accent is good? and the answer is in those two minutes i can't be quite sure because i didn't hear him say marsh marsh. i need to hear a little bit more. but everything i heard from johnny depp was good so far. eugene, back to the -- you know can't stand another gangster movie. i can't stand another cliche movie, but anything can be done well. and when it's done really well even if it's another gangster movie or a western or some other genre that you're tired of if they do it well a great movie is a great movie. >> a great movie is a great movie. and, look, for some reason mob movies offer -- you've got a lot to work with there, right? because you've got violence of course, but you've got betrayal and loyalty and, you know family ties and all these sorts o

they were connected to the homes of hollywood actors, jack nicholson kurt duck last, warren beaty andall of whom visited the mansion. rems for the hollywood legend and hue nef nerve line to common but the tub wells sealed sometime in 1989. >> the newly announced host of the daily show defending some old, critics say are offensive. critics targeted jews and women. responding on twitter noah says his character and work should not be judged on handful of jokes that did not land. comedy central defending noah saying he has bright future at the network noah announced as john stoop art's successor on monday. >> folk singer and rock-and-roll hall of singer, in a hospital, mitchell's website and twitter account. but the details concerning her condition have not been released, in december, the 71 year old singer and songwriter told billboard magazine that she had a rare skin condition which prevents her from performing. >> and it is going to be a summer of rock and rolling stones. the bands is headed to the united state for their north american disco door. the show will start in san diego in m

jack nicholson and heath ledger each lent a different flair to the character. has given it a modern day twist. you can look for the movie in august of 2016. >>> besides jared leto another actor making an incredible transformation on his latest film is johnny dep. he's also playing a rather terrifying character, the notorious boston gangster whitey bulger. >> nice. >> in a scene from this brand-new trailer he's wondering why in the world the man sitting across from him offered up his family recipe so easily. take a look, guys. it's intense. >> you spilled the secret family recipe today. maybe you spill a little something about me tomorrow. hmm. >> ooh. "black mass" hits theaters in september. that is one i look forward to. >> dan is really looking forward to that. >> growing up in boston, it's a fascinating story. >> absolutely. well, hopefully you're looking forward to this. feast your eyes on this, right. >> people are into food. >> right? i'm trying to make up for yesterday with pie in the face, dan. >> oh, yes. don't bring that up. >> oopsie. sore spot so an

a wild shootout on the same corner willie nicholson walks almost every morning. >> don't believe what people are thinking nowadays. just be safe when you're walking. hope for the best. john: the supervisor pursued one of the suspects. during that chase, the armed man fired shots at the fire department employee. >> all i heard was six gunshots. john: moments later, d.c. police from the ground and a u.s. park police helicopter from above continued the pursuit after crashing his lexus the armed driver bailed out near the intersection of 13th and i streets in southeast in the potomac garden area. that's where he fired no shots, this time at the cops. >> all we can do is pray and make sure we make wise decisions as far as the security and all that being aware. john: no one was struck. no injuries reported. parents of a charter school feet from where the bullets were initially fired are reacting this afternoon. >> would have been alarming it's not the first time in recent weeks. john: this afternoon, police are still searching even using k-9 units looking for the two gunmen. sources tell us

the tunnels allegedly went to the homes of jay nicholson w. baity, kay douglass and jay khan.r of media actually picked the story up including vanity fair magazine, "people" magazine, al.com and media hype and even lou dobbs on the fox business channel. the result? a hoax. joining us from now from miami the purveyor of bernard goldberg.com, mr. goldberg. so this is a stupid story but it has wider implications or am a i wrong? >> no, you are not wrong. it has wider implications and very important ones. i will give you an example involving a current example involving harry reid. first, i have to acknowledge my bias, my personal bias in this area. i think harry reid is a despicable human being and i'm not entirely sure about the human being part. okay? in 19 -- in 2012 harry reid took the floor of the senate and as senate majority leader told an outrageously false story about mitt romney who he said hadn't paid any taxes in 10 years. it was totally wrong. the media picked it up and ran with it and that was legitimate because it was an important person making the accusation, but t

we haven't had great rivalry since jack nicholson and tom watson.lroy and spieth have the potential to be a great rivalry. masters european cup players, both young champions and both comfortable in the spotlight on and off the course. they never seem to really lose their cool even when they fail. rory mcillroy led the masters by four shot just like jordan spieth at age 21 and shot 80 the last day. stood behind the green answered every question never snapped at anybody and said if this is the worst thing that ever happens in my life i'll have a good life. >> talking about sleeping on the lead, that's an example. he slept on it and failed. >> woke up to a night mayor. >> brown: when you talk about them being good in the spotlight, the spotlight was back on, the ratings were up yesterday. >> yes. >> brown: do you think that has a chance to evolve into something bigger for the sport? >> i do. and people have said what happens when tiger woods is no longer playing or no longer a star? i think the answer is based on babe ruth went on -- baseball went on w

. >> reporter: blair nicholson with air raider.com says he is busier than ever converting lawns intoriendly landscapes. >> and we're so busy. i mean, in the last two weeks i've had one day off. it's just crazy busy. >> reporter: high schoolers at st. patrick st. vincents are learning how to do their part. they hope their school garden will flourish from their fortunates. >> i know even when i'm not here it's going to affect the garden in a positive way for the school. >> and we're back here live where it turns out the only green lawn in this neighborhood isn't a lawn at all. you're looking at artificial turf. the homeowner tells me he spent more than $20,000 to replace both his front yard his front lawn and his back lawn. east bay mud tells me so far this year more people have converted their lawns than in all of last year. many water districts are offering rebates for qualifying lawn conversions. reporting live in walnut creek, i'm jodi hernandez, nbc bay area news. >> thank you, jodi. >>> we have new details tonight regarding the controversial religious freedom laws in indiana and

. >> then more than held her own opposite jack nicholson. >> you make me want to be better man.ed shell of a cranky old man. she seemed she could do it all. >> that's maybe the best compliment of my life. >> an emmy for "mad about you" all in the same year. >> people have described you as being somebody who is sort of every person. >> is that a good thing that seems boring to me. that's a nice way of saying boring. >> whatever you are resonates with pretty large group of folks. >> well, i know when i go to see a movie or read a book i just want to feel not alone. i want to feel like, her, too. he feels that way, too. so when i can work in way that does that for anybody that's a good thing. >> she found way to show that again in the session. revealing portrayal of real life sex surrogate for man stricken with polio and her second oscar nomination. >> nice shoes. >> you took the words right in and out of my mouth. >> in a sea of movies where women are shot while wearing their underwear horrible things, there's movie about healthy sex. it's kind of in creditable to me that it got m

reporter:"more than 60 cents of every dollar in our economy is generated by tourism" >>reporter:beverly nicholsongin islands. >>reporter:she feels a little bit of competition in the caribbean wouldn't be a bad thing >>reporter:"any new destination that comes into our competitive marketplace certainly has the opportunity to redirect some of our business, but when you start looking at cuba, we recognize that we know its on the horizon." >>reporter:. if tourism ties are ever fully restored -- it would likely put cuba back on the map as a popular getaway. >>reporter:until then, most americans can only dream of cruising down cuban streets. >>reporter:.and re-living the nostalgic havana nights of the 1950's. >>reporter:im polo sandoval reporting. >>catherine heenan:it's been 20 years since the singer selena was killed. but her music may go on tour in coming years. a tech company called "acro- virt" wants to resurrect her career - using a digital embodiment of the singer..something like a hologram. >>catherine heenan:"selena the one" will walk, talk, sing, dance, and collaborate with other artists. and

we'll see if anyone can score a whole in one like jack nicholson. >> and jordan spieth breaking all kindss to run for president today at noon. she's going to do it by a twitter from her headquarters in brooklyn because she's young and with it! and part of the new generation. she's running for president. >> she'll do it on twitter and facebook video. we got a sneak peek what the message would be. a memo was sent to supporters. fox news got its hands on it. our purpose -- here is a mission statement of the campaign. after the announcement she's set to go to iowa where she came in third, you'll remember in 2008. pretty miserably. it set the tempo for then senator obama to rise to the so indication. he was seen to connect with voters. she's sitting down at a town hall meeting. >> new hampshire will come next. because she lost to obama in 2008 a lot of folks said it was setting the stage for what ultimately happened. let's take a look at the new quinnipiac university poll that came out. senator marco rubio would get 40% with hillary clinton getting 43%. rand paul 43%. hillary clinton 43%. they

tom: my knowledge of this is jack nicholson and faye down -- dunaway dunaway. you say golf courses. if we make the golf courses brown that will make a difference? kit: i guess it will make a little difference at the mark but you are right. i think that when you look at the cities and towns only use about 10% of all the water in california so you can see even if everybody cuts back 25% that won't be all that huge of a difference. tom: i learned a lot. this is great. very cool. brendan: our new drought analyst. get used to getting up early. tom: fore eggsx. euro and yen stronger. thank you for coming pfplt. steve roach. are you grading -- on a badger not, go wisconsin for steve roach and those routing for wisconsin. we have another hour of "bloomberg surveillance." good morning. tom: the sales pitch begins as the president calls his iran deal a once in a lifetime framework agreement. corker sees multiple red flags. a tepid jobs report moves markets. if the fed is data dependent, the data says delay. how not to lose moan in -- money in a market going nowhere. this is surveillance -- "b

>:"more than 60 cents of every dollar in our economy is generated by tourism" >>reporter:beverly nicholsonf the u-s virgin islands. >>reporter:she feels a little bit of competition in the caribbean wouldn't be a bad thing >>:"any new destination that comes into our competitive marketplace certainly has the opportunity to redirect some of our business, but when you start looking at cuba, we recognize that we know its on the horizon." >>reporter:. if tourism ties are ever fully restored -- it would likely put cuba back on the map as a popular getaway. >>reporter:until then, most americans can only dream of cruising down cuban streets. >>reporter:.and re-living the nostalgic havana nights of the 1950's. >>reporter:im polo sandoval reporting. >>marty gonzales:coming up on kron 4 news weekend. the giants play another nail biter and history is made at the masters. >>marty gonzales:jason applebaum we'll have all your sports highlights after the break. >>marty gonzales:coming up on kron 4 news weekend. we are live in san francisco as crews prepare to kick off the annual cherry blossom festival in

tiger woods bill nicholson to big names absent for this tournament. you will see most of the big names like macaroni and tickets to their $50 a what, what's the first day of the tournament. and 50 this morning we'll take a back inside the media center expect this to give very busy over the next hour or so officials also starting to show up and we'll talk to them and talk and sue offense to expect over the next report is. " data for you and it o'clock hour. >> darya: and up the food in the media tell where you are. also wrote several years ago and the tiger woods was playing. i watched him from here to there and its gulf and how exciting that is how big it up there and watch and. >> reporter: the media across the way the food service conserve 7:00 this morning so actually just starting to get it and that's where jackie and i are heading and tiger was unfortunately not taking part of this tournament more goth or unfortunately though not one and weather this morning and may really have like golf to really watch us. some >> james: little bit and then the

jack nicholson writing about lorne michaels, the man behind s andnl. cookie is from chicago.come. caller: i want to say that i think oprah would be the most influential person. she started off with a difficult time but she had great determination and kept moving forward. i like the way she has shared her success with the whole country. she has done so much for black people and everybody. i also want to add the same thing the other caller just said. i think it is wrong for you to put your religious police. police. i think we do need -- religious beliefs. i think we do need protection. we're moving in the right direction. host: mansi gives rights in time magazine, every year we hope the list will introduce you to influential people you might not have known before. angela is next. caller: i think it would be the new leader of iran. he has brought, and less than four or five years, has helped us forget the crazy guy who was there before. the guy who used to say that israel should not exist. he has helped us change the narrative from that of war to peace, which is great. he is hel

my in-laws had retired from nicholson file. that closed.re was a gas regulator and that we had guide land which obviously made the lighting for the automobiles. and then we had dealt core. after moving from indiana in 1978 to arizona, i saw the article in a magazine that there was three elementary schools that had closed and i had a friend that work that dealt core and he had been laid off twice and fortunately he was in the navy and they moved to atlanta georgia, and he got a job at the airport working on their planes. now, my question is and comment the first time i heard about the global economy was when president clinton was in office. and when they signed the nafta agreement, i remember seeing president clinton president george h.w. bush, jimmy carter, and i am not sure if it was gerald ford, anyway, there were four presidents that said this was a good thing. now, my question is, what caused all of this before nafta was enacted. and the summit people lost their jobs that they had to move out of this town that was once booming and if yo