>> paul: kelly made bail. >> jack: what?! >> paul: my reaction exactly. i'm here as a friend.i want phyllis to hear this, too. >> jack: i was just trying to call her. >> paul: where is she? >> jack: good question. >> kelly: give me that! >> phyllis: oh, you're leaving town? where you going? >> kelly: i planned this trip a long time ago! >> phyllis: oh, is that why you were so willing to confess -- because you're not gonna be around to be tried? okay, you know what? you're not gonna get away with this. i'm gonna report you for jumping bail. >> kelly: [ grunts ]

. >> reporter: sergeant paul kelly remembers fondly the most recent to die last night. >> mike was one of the quiet ones. >> reporter: of quiet confidence. that is how colleagues remember officer michael johnson. about one year ago, he was promoted to field training ops. his duty, show new officers the ropes. >> what he loved was being a police officer. and teaching these young guys and gals coming in what he knew. >> reporter: kelly would know. he was johnson's supervisor and teacher nearly a dozen years ago and saw a good listener with a soft spot for the city he served. >> that was not mike putting up a front. you know. that was mike being mike and being the cop he knew how to be. >> reporter: the zartucci family never knew johnson personally, but putting his life on the line, they know he cared. >> that's a brave man. that is a man that cares about nerves. for that, i respect and i say i love him for that. and i thank god that we have officers like that in this world. >> reporter: officers tell me the focus now is on officer johnson's family and helping them to heal. in san jose, m

>>darya:sergeant paul kelly was officer johnson's sergeant at the beginning of his career.arya:here's what he had to say about officer johnson. heavy hearts >>: sea and allow the effort the committee has showed in a positive way and since this happened. >>darya:flags are at half mass in honor of a san jose police officer.killed in the line of duty. a memorial continues to grow tonight for officer michael johnson. the 14 year veteran was gunned down last night while conducting a welfare check. it unfolded. wh heaburnomes eepi up on you... fighbackith relief so smoo... .it'fast tums sothi stas diolvi the stanit tches yo tone ...a neualiz stoch acidt thsour. ♪um, m tutum.♪ ooths! oy fr tum female announcer: through sunday at sleep train, get up to 48 months interest-free financing on tempur-pedic. save hundreds on beautyrest. or choose $300 in free gifts with stearns & foster. the triple choice sale ends sunday at sleep train. >>mark:we are learning more about what happened before a germanwings flight crashed in france. >>mark:where officials say the one of the pilots was. bef

. >> reporter: sergeant paul kelly is not only the police union president, he trained officer mike johnson as a rookie. >> mike was a sharp guy, very easy going. mild mannered. i saw him be able to get good rapport with people on the street just because he's so soft spoken, good sense of humor. >> reporter: mike johnson was a 14-year veteran of the force, he was married but had no children. officer johnson was also part of the same academy class as the last officer to be killed in san jose in the line of duty. that was in 2001. >> it's a gut punch. >> reporter: she knows too much about loss, her father was killed by a robber in san jose almost seven years ago. today she came to police headquarters to honor officer johnson. >> officers are the unsung heros of the city, they put their lives on the line every day, they go to work not knowing whether or not they'll make it home at night. >> reporter: a final tribute for an officer who made the ultimate sacrifice for the community he served. and we're just getting word there will be another police escort in just a few minutes getting under way.

. >> reporter: johnson was relatively new to the force when sergeant paul kelly was his supervisor. kelly is now the president of the san jose police officers association. >> through the years i saw mike continue to grow and in the field working in patrol, he did everything that a supervisor would wanting. >> reporter: casey came to show her respects. she knew officer johnson through her work in a victim witness program in san jose. >> officer johnson responded and he was incredibly professional and helpful. he will be missed. >> reporter: even officers who didn't know johnson brought flowers. now a captain in san leandro, ed tracy knows the pain. when he worked in oakland and four officers were killed. >> back in 2009 when those four officers were killed they were under my command, so this hits home. >> i told him that i was proud of him. i told him that time and time again because of what he did. you know he died what he loved doing, his job. >> reporter: san jose police are working with the family on funeral arrangements. >> our abc 7 news i-team has been digging into the backgro

sergeant paul kelly who was johnson's sgt at the beginning of his career spoke out about the fallen officer heavy hearts tonight across the state flags are at half mast and honor of the san jose police officer killed >>: were fighting to be sad times lead and each other and be there for mike in spirit and for his family for support. >> grant lodes: officer johnson was a martial arts instructor loss of two awesome service community and the san jose police officers' association says that the funeral arrangements are pending. >> pam moore: we now know that officer johnson was shot with a high-powered rifle. as part of our investigation into that weapon we have large that kind of gun can pierce standard police issue body armor. kelly turner has looked into this and is here now and tell us more. >> reporter: we don't know what kind of body armor of finished officer johnson had on when he died or where he was shot but we do know these best alone will not is stand up the high powered rifle fire. >> reporter: these will stop us stand around from my handgun but standard issue will approve bets are u

. >> sergeant paul kelly says like every policeman, officer johnson knew the risks of being a cop, a risk he himself tries to insulate his family from every day. >> you try and not let them think this could be the last time but in your mind you always prepare yourself and make sure that the good-byes are there and that you make it home. that's what's important. >> now a grieving department prepares to salute a grieving colleague one last time a cop who stayed true to the oath he took 14 years ago. and in police terminology, last night was the end of watch for officer johnson. memorial services are still in the planning stages but presumably they will take place at the center here in san jose. >> thank you. we want to take you back outside again and give you a live look as officer johnson's body is es cuted to the funeral home. this took off about 5:50. a few minutes ago. they're proceeding down winchester avenue from san jose on the border of campbell thaw ie heading to the darling and chapel funeral home initially leaving from the coroner's office. you see the firefighter rigs there

. >> reporter: johnson was relatively new to the force when sergeant paul kelly was his supervisor. kelly is now the president of the san jose police officers association. >> through the years i saw mike continue to grow, and in the field working in patrol he did everything that a supervisor would want. >> reporter: casey helcon came to show her respects. she knew officer johnson through her work in a victim protection program in san jose. >> he was incredibly professional and helpful and he will be missed. >> reporter: even officers who didn't know johnson brought flowers. now a captain in san leandro ed tracy knows the pain. when he worked at oakland police when four officers were killed. >> back in 2009 when those four officers were killed they were under my command. so this hits home. >> i was proud of him. i told him that time and time again. you know, because of what he did. you know, he died what he loved doing. you know his job. >> reporter: san jose police are working with the family on funeral arrangements. in san jose david louie abc 7 news. >> our abc 7 news i team has b

we talked to paul kelly who was actually michael johnson sergeant about 10 years ago when they startedis really a easygoing man that was a good thing about him because of that easygoing manner and allowed him to talk to people in the streets and people in the street the comfortable talking to a ham and that made him excelled as a patrol officer and he was doing that for much of his career. the the field training officer training young recruits crews and passing down is valuable information to them. >> pam moore: live pictures are continuing caring the odd body of michael johnson of 14 year veteran of the san jose police department was killed last night in a line of duty will take a quick break and we will be right back. the volkswagen jetta is really fun-to-drive. go for it. okay. wow... woohoo! i'm dreaming... pinch me. no, not while you're driving. and, right now, you can get a one-thousand-dollar volkswagen credit bonus on jetta models. seriously, pinch me. it's not a dream. ow! it's the volkswagen stop dreaming, start driving event. stop dreaming, and test-drive one today. hurry in

>> last night you've got rupert murdoch tweeting about the fact that rand paul on megan kelly right before ted cruz on hannity. just saw rand paul on megan kelly. danger folks, get tired. can you imagine being a booker over there, as this thing heats up. >> no, this is -- >> the air time is like a piece of pizza. >> this is like slap fight for the ages. i'm really excited that we are actually talking about a nonhypothetical candidate. >> agreed. >> this is a person who has announced that they are running for president and now we can talk about the presidential campaign, because it has started. that said, i think ted cruz just wanted to like comment first on the post. he didn't really have anything new to say and he just wanted to get out there in front of rand paul. i think that's going to push rand paul to do more media appearances. they're both going to jockey for the same incredibly socially conservative piece of the republican pie right now, because there's kind of -- there's only going to be room for one anti-jeb or they're just going to split too much of that. i think we'll spend the

paul miller. fbr. brian kelly, what's your trade? >> i tell you, i mean, of all of them, bank of america is the one that looks most attractive only because it hasn't run as much as the other banks. a lot of these banks have had a tremendous run coming into this. if anything, it's a trade. what my biggest concern is, and it comes back to the bond market, are we going to get a flat yield curve which i am betting on? this is the battleground. we're very close to this flipping where you could get a steep yield curve. we'll see tomorrow with the unemployment report. >> people make a big zedeal outf the capital return. expecting a slight improve. it depends on who you ask. i bet the hedge fund compares about it. you're not going to get a big dividend out of citi but might get the ability to have them buy back more stock which is a much bigger driver for the shares. >> what scenario would you stress test is. >> it's never the bus you see coming. that's karen's point. >> the $110 brent seems ridiculous at this point. >> what about $25 brent?

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senator rand paul sat down with megyn kelly last night to say don't forget about me. i will probably announce in april. here's what my problem is with my good friend. >> i also think that we should take those principals and try to bring in new people with them y. spent the last couple of years trying to go places republicans haven't gone. and maybe not just filling out red meat but throwing out something enticing to people who haven't been listening to our message before. we're thinking about it and we're close to a decision. we'll have some kind of announcement april 7th. >> do you think that's the date? >> yeah, i think there's something going to happen then and it will be he will announce for president. >> let's take a look at the newspapers. on the front of the paper. he's defined as ambitious. first in the gop field for the presidential bid. i don't think they like republicans. gop's pan cruz's pres bid speech. no, we can't imagine. >> here's an example of how other networks covered him. >> the first major candidate announcing he's running for president promising

paul raines. we'll be looking in a couple of moments, a history making -- a trip to space. scott kellyan entire year on the international space station. he's going to be with two russian coz ma naughts. in any moment are about to blast off. nasa's first stab at a one-year space flight. anticipating mars expeditions that would last two to three years. they're setting off from kazakhstan. as you can see from russia's manned space launch facility on the steps of kazakhstan. (?) it will dock with the station. just a few hours. now, this year-long experiment is fascinating. both kelly and his twin brother mark in a year are going to undergo -- 30 seconds to launch. undergo the same experiment. one on earth. one on mars. mark married to gabrielle giffords. he'll be up there for years. he has girlfriends. kids. let's hear the final moments. >> the engine is igniting ramping up. (?) and liftoff. the year in space starts now. kelly are s on his way to the international space station. (?) getting good first age performance. delivering 930,000 pounds of thrust. four strap-on boosters and single e

paul and steve. thanks to our judges. john decker. kelly dackal. and kathleen jackson.t those who make television happen. the people behind the scenes who shoot the video capture the sound and fix the technical problems that make our products worth watching. to prevent the jerry thovrpsmpson award here is cnn's dayna bash and fox news's john wallace. [ applause ] >> i was barely a 20 something working in the cnn tape library wanting to learn skills to go out in the field and a cameraman named jerry thompson took me under his wing and showed me the tricks of the trade and showed me how far you can get in this business by actually being a good person. i'm hardly alone when it comes to the jerry thompson and the impact he had on his colleagues and his craft. he was such a talented photographer. he always went the extra mile to get just get that right shot t right angle. and he was so incredibly genus generous with his kindness. he was taken far too soon. far too young. and his wife ynez and sons jason drew and brandon unfortunately koublt be here today. and the example he

paul, marco rubio, ted cruz, lindsey graham vote no. there was a proposal to allow benefits for same-sex couples, social security and all four of them vote no. a conservative voted yes. kelly ayotte in new hampshire, again, a state that has gone presidential blue in recent elections, she voted yes. pat toomey voted yes. paid sick leave. conservative senator from pennsylvania. we're going to see the pressures, are we not, on the senate floor? >> these are little 30 second ads in the form of bills. the war on women. you can already see it happening. these senators don't have to worry about primaries. they are looking at the general election and they live in a world of reality that way. >> every time they vote no on one of these things, hillary clinton prepares if it's one of them to say, they don't care about you. they're not fighting for you. they're not compassionate. they're intolerant. >> and they don't care. they have to get through iowa, new hampshire, south carolina. until they can do that can they go back. >> we're all watching cruz. cruz pulls them all to the right. we're watching them on the senate floor. if he's going to vote against it, i have to vote against it.

suffering from a kelly and other night when his team pull the upset in torn at and suffered a torn achilles and had to be recast today. still and all you could dissipate in the kron 4 paul poll.. but kron 4 kron-4-dot-com are a baseball special is that 9:00 tonight 7:00 on sunday. as one of those deals where you is looking for in the nuts and bolts darya folsom will be there when it up and had j.r. stone will be asking players to the first guard off the straight man on the show on the door in some of the interviews and that will come up and 9:00. >> gary: that's in a few minutes later a color shots sight of a warm weather. clay to incur shot the collapse of the amount he sat there for manner to dodger traders and rushed out of the dugout and mini makes 30 million a year he's played in the game a's won. the sport show of funding that will give you a lot of thrills. >> gary: a mayor speaking up against their football team this is mike rawlings in runs dallas tx perry at into watching games for jerry jones for a long time but is as the siting of gregg harding is was shot in the debt. he was convicted of two counts of domestic by violence or assaulting his girlfriend. but t

kelly! if you want to save fifteen percent or more on car insurance, you switch to geico. it's what you do. rick. don't walk away from me. ahhhhhhhh! >>> rand paulsn't shy about mixing it up with the media. he has the scars to show it. as he gears up for a presidential campaign i sat down with him at cpac in maryland. senator "time" magazine calls you the most interesting man in politics. is the media fair to you? >> i think in order to be the most interesting, you sometimes have to be provocative so you get it from all barrels. and you're not really over the target unless you're receiving flack. i tend to say what i think. i tend not to -- >> sugarcoat it? >> i don't sugarcoat it too much. sometimes i try, but it doesn't work. a lot of people rise up in politics from never offending anyone and their skill is in being bland. and i was in a position for 20 years, i just sort of look at the problem and try to figure out a solution and sometimes not everybody agrees with me. >> you've been aggressive against some of the potential 2016 candidates. crist chris chris christie being a bully. is there more of the guaranteed rand paul attacks fellow repu

kelly from 30 rock in new york city. is energy where you want to be right now? let's let's bring in top oil an analyst paulanky live for us from new york city as well from down at the stock exchange. welcome back. >> thank you. >> why don't you weigh in on this debate over whether we think oil has bottomed or not and where you want to be. >> well first let me say your previous two contributors were spot on. they nailed the uncertainty and divergence of opinion here as you say legendary trader andy hall bullish and exactly i've been at the exxon mobil analyst meeting and it they are bearish. and by the way, they've lifted their long-term production guidance. they don't give it. they've gone to a two-year outlook because of the level of uncertainty we face here. we are bearish, we have done significant work on the inventory situation and been anticipating these builds, these 10 million barrel more than a million barrel a day inventory for us becomes an overhang that will smear the recovery because essentially not only will you to stay slow for long and -- low for long and shut more and more production but wh

kelly forward to your questions. thank you. >> thank you, professor. i want to welcome mr. teeeight vice mr. paul misener, vice president of global public policy at amazon incorporated. >> thank you chairwoman and ranking member for your attention to this important topic. a future service that will deliver packages flying below 500 feet and weighing less than 55 pounds. take advantage of sense and avoid technology. to ensure safe automation including a distance of 10 miles or more. conducting outdoor r&d flight testing. testing abroad is required. nowhere outside of the united states have we been required to wait more than one or two months before testing. rapidly perfect designs without being required to continually obtain approvals it's going well and we are pleased with the progress that testing has enabled. no country in which we now have distribution facilities have adopted rules. in addition to our testing we are working with agencies to develop appropriate rules such rules must allow applications to take advantage of the core capability of technology to fly with minimal human involvement b