truman wanted roger jones doing that. for the '52 election. and then you have people, like clay johnson. clay johnson was a close friend of president bush, and had a sense of management. he and bush had gone to high school together. they had met in high school at andover, and then they waned to -- both went to yale, were roommates, and then both took business -- >> host: clay was chief of staff to governor bush. >> guest: he could come in and do personnel for him. he was not a mitt cal person. he was vie voted to make sure the management aspect worked for bush. >> host: one person had the authority and responsibility. that was one of the key points. >> guest: yes. and so in going out, josh bolton, who dealt with all of the white house operations, but for departments and agencies, for some of that work that clay johnson worked on through the president's management council, as he was -- as the deputy of the office of management and budget, which he was at the end of the administration. he chaired that committee, which is made up of all of the de

he was not going to run again -- he could have run but he decided not to run, and he talked to roger jones, who was the head of the bureau of the budget, and he talked to him about his -- about preparing for a transition. and how he wanted him pulling together budget information; and program information. ... bring the candidates in and, so you had both candidates and right eyes now, for the republicans, nominated by the time the letter eisenhower sent on august-- august 13 to make you mean that truman that. >> that truman sent. truman said in his letter i will have general smith and the central intelligence agency give you a complete briefing on the foreign situation and then after that they were going to have some more things that he also said he would indicated to eisenhower that the cia would provide him with briefings on the world situation on a week basis, which eisenhower never did take him up on end then he said in his letter he would have lunch with the next and after that, if you like, i will have my entire staff report to you on the situation in the white house and the net weight

they will have that information ready and that is how various operations can roger jones did that for the 52. [null] been people like clay johnson who was a close friend of president bush with extensive management he and bush had gone to high school together in andover then they both went to yale. >> he would come in to do personnel for him and he is not political but to make sure the management aspect worked. >> one person had the authority and responsibility for the key points. >> in going out josh bolts of the white house operation department did some of that work that clay johnson worked on to the president's management council period the office of management and budget. he chaired that committee which is made up the department's so he had them come together in the spring to talk about the transition and what information and did they think the new administration would need? they would work through that and in the summer he sent out a memorandum directing exactly what they were to gather for informations that involve all parts of the government and to start early. >> execution with

rogers to james jones. rogers' second td pass and 24-17 green bay.down the field with under a minute. but the packers defense with the big goal line stand and the pass is knocked away. green bay is 6-0 with the victory of the seahawks hosting the panthers. carolina had four 80-yard drives. down threw with 36 seconds and cam newton to greg olson. the panthers are now 5-0 beating them in seattle. the cardinals were in pittsburgh. andrew jones entered through two td's. he did all of the work on this play. 88 and was 137 yards right here. unbelievable run. he had two touchdowns. the cardinals drop to 4-2. patriots hoping to stick it to the colts after deflategate last year. dumbest play ever. moved everyone to the right. he is trying to draw the pass off sides and he snaps the ball and patriots make the tackle. colts were down one possession with a bone headed play and lead to good field position. the patriots win it 34-27. the bengals match their franchise record. andy dalton threw td passes -- three td passes. the ball lands in the end zone. later in t

rogers to james jones. this guy wasn't good enough to play for the raiders. they cut him in training camp. new life in green bay. give it to the fullback, john kuhn, and it wasn't pretty on offense for san francisco. kaepernick doesn't have a receiver, takes another sack. and we did have time -- when he did have time, his passes were off the mark. intended for anquan boldin. intercepted. six sacks. the packers win 17-3. they are 4-0. the 49ers are 1-3. >> is run the ball, throw the ball, we ain't doing it well right now. they play man to man the whole game, and we didn't take advantage of it. it is what it is. >> coaches make the calls. the players have to execute it. it's up to the players to go execute that call, not us going and talking to the coach and telling them, it ain't working. >> the 49ers trailed from the get-go. the raiders, six lead changes in chicago where oakland was trying to make it two straight road wins. they're 0-3 coming in. second quarter, carter rolling right, buying time, looking for the big man, amare cooper. spectacular catch. jack

the cause of the confrontation officer rogers fatally shot cory jones, who is it turns out is a well loved musician and government employee. >> if you needed a shirt. he would be cold to keep you warm. >> i don't understand how anyone would perceive core try as a threat whatsoever. he's the most levelheaded, calm person. >> reporter: the sheriffs office is investigate and will turn over all findings to the state attorney's office, which will make the call on whether the shooting was justified. police have not specified what type of weapon jones was allegedly carrying. >>> blade runner oscar pistorius is out of prison in south africa t. double amputee olympia moved overnight to house arrest. he served less than a year of his five-year sentence in the killing of his girlfriend reeva steenkamp, prosecutors will again seek a murder conviction next month. how oprah winfrey became $45 million richer in one day. plus a real live road test in virginia and gym more girls may run to the small screen. if you misplaced your discover card, you can now use freeze it to prevent new purchases on you

the cause of the confrontation say officer rogers shot and fatally wounded cory jones, who it turns out is a local musician and government employee. >> anything you need, cory would be right there. if you needed a shirt. he would give a shirt. he would be cold just to keep you warm. >> i don't understand how anybody could perceive cory as a threat. he's the most calm person. >> reporter: the sheriffs office is investigating. they will make the calm on whether the shooting was justified. >> police have not specified what type of weapons jones was amgdly carrying. played runner oscar pistorius is out of prison this morning in south africa. the dumpl double amputee moved over to house arrest. he served less than a year for the shooting of his girlfriend reeva steenkamp, prosecutors will again seek a murder conviction next month. coming up, how oprah winfrey became $45 mililon r rher in one day. plus, cars get a real life road test in virginia. and gilmore girls may return to the small screen. "moneywatchwatch." if you misplaced your discover cardrd you can now use freeze it to prevent new

green bay packers rogers from the getgo rogers scrambling he finds richard rogers 3rd quarter, 7-3 greenaby --greenbay james jonesch 38 yrds 2 plays later first carry of the year punches it in for the score, 14 packsers throws up a play not looking good picked off drops back and you see him sacked here packers had 6 sacks final 17-3 49ers limited to 28 points giving up 107 points raiders favored for the first time in 27 games takin on the bears raiders looking to get things going he's going deep hangs on for the touch down raider's challenge, call reversed, touchdown helo with the great cut 14-6 raider's 14013 raiders, back and forth 14-13 picks it off, 19-17 chicago fumbles, loses it bears down by 1 4th and 5 for the bears big play there 7 seconds left robby kicking it for the win and it's good bears win 22-10 bears snap an 8 game losing streak and win their first game this season last game after >>:i was 12 years old and the open coliseum and i looked at my dad and i said that i want to play here and he patted me on the head and said go for it could --go fior it kid i called my dad and he hung up on me and i ca

rogers for six. 7-3 at the half. third quarter, plenty of time for rodgers. james jones, great catch. rodgers threw for 224 yards. that led to a one-yard touchdown.bay. kaepernick, pressured all day. sacked six times. clay mathews doing the honors here. late fourth quarter. kap sacked again. anquan boldin. niners lost three straight. talked about his team frustration. >> they are play makers for this team. they want to tribute and have impact. we weren't able to get the ball to them and allow them to have the impact till later in the game it. understand the frustration beings yes. it's a team game. >> don't think he's lacking confidence. that's not the way i would term it. we've got to collectively on offense have 11 people rolling in the same direction. >> stay tuned. raiders are still a work in progress under the new head coach. tough to win on the road in this league. raiders handed one to the bears in chicago with turnovers and a lack of offense. >> blackhawks showing off the hardware from last year.ç jay cutler missed last week. 6-0 bears after a blocked extra point. that allows raiders to take the lead in

patience in the pocket to buy themselves some time, then finds roger, 224 yards, two touchdowns the catch of the day. the perfect pass to james jonesn the sidelines, both feet in the third quarter, he was hounded, all daying long, taking down six times, clay mathews, kissing his picep mocking kaepernick and then in the 4th, kaepernick, he'll air it out, but it will be picked off, intended for bolden, but sam shields will step in front of it, not happy. five interceptions in two games for kaepernick. meanwhile aaron rod verse, all smiles, 17-3 packers. their third straight loss as they would look totally confused on offense. >> and we need to find an identity and to do things that we are good at, but we are very versatile. so we just need to find things that work. >> offensively we've got some problems that we need to get fixed that will start with me. it is something that we need to find our rhythm and get back on track and play together. when we do that, we would produce a successful drive, getting those to play together. where we have struggled. >> what would it take for you to consider that quarterback change? where are you on t

. >> reporter: three days ago, north carolina republican walter jones sint a cryptic letter to kathy mcmorris rogers saying if anything candidate for speaker has created any misdeeds, he should withdraw from the race. mccarthy was asked if that had anything to do with his decision. >> no, no. come on. >> reporter: it's now unclear who will be leading the house which needs to vote to raise the debt ceiling by the end of this month and needs to figure out out a way to fund the government by december. speaker boehner says he will stay on until a new speaker can be chosen but ironically, he stepped down because he was trying to do avoid the very leadership crisis we are now seeing. >> john dickerson, moderator of "face the nation is with us. john, good morning. so the question is what happened to mccarthy? what is happening to the republican party? and is the tail wagging the dog? >> well, there is wagging all over the place. i mean, the dogs are running amuck, i guess is the answer. the problem is there is nobody who can get 218 votes which is the number of republicans you need to be elected speaker. b

. >> so martha jones, you started us on the story of roger taney. what else should we know about this man, as we move into learning how he ran his court and ultimately broke the decision in this case? >> one of the interesting facts about being a supreme court justice in this period is that you're not excused from serving on trial courts, as well. taney rides the circuit, as we say, and goes back to his home state of maryland. back to baltimore regularly, to sit on trials in that federal district court. so he is, on the one hand, still immersed in this world of baltimore, the growing free black community. he is a patron in some sense to free african-americans in that city. and he's been in washington, thinking on a very different scale about the status of slavery and the standing of african-americans going forward. i think, to understand taney, you have to understand the world. he's somewhat reserved. he takes his seat on the bench very seriously. doesn't want to appear to be tainted by popular opinion or by politics. but he continues to be an activ

. >> reporter: walter jones sent a cryptic letter to conference chairwoman cathy rogers saying pif any candidate for speaker hs committed any misdeeds, he should withdraw from the race. mccarthy was asked if that had anything to do with his decision. >> no. >> reporter: you can put a rest to it right now. >> no. come on. >> reporter: it's now unclear who will be leading the house, which needs to vote to raise the debt ceiling by the end of the month and has to figure out how to get the government funded by december. speaker boehner says he will stay on until a replacement is chosen. but ironically, he resigned because he said he was trying to avoid the very kind of leadership crisis we're now witnessing. >> nancy, thanks. cbs news's john dickerson, moderator of "face the nation," is with us. he'll interview two republicans on sunday that demonstrate the split between the house establishment and the freedom caucus. john, good morning. what happened to march kat-- mccarthy? what's happening to the republican party? is the tail wagging the dog? >> there's wagging all over the place, the d

rogers. there's lots of names being thrown out. who knows if it will befully of them. i want to direction your attention to this letter that another member of congress, walter jones wrote this yesterday. here is part of it. with all the voter distrust of washington felt around the country i'm asking that any candidate withdraw himself from the leadership election if there are any misdeeds he's committed since joining congress that will embarrass himself. the republican kmconference and the house of representatives if they become public. why would he write this letter? is there something we're missing or does he want to make sure the situation doesn't happen again. >> i would hope not. i looked at what mark sandburg had to say who had his own problems. i would hope that letter was not pointing any fingers that will come down the pike. >> walter jones is a known antagonist of the establishment. he's one of john boehner's biggest critics. he's kind of a lone maverick down there. i think anything he suggests is really just his own opinion. we want to elect the most effective, ethical and the kind of leader who could bring us forward and move us forward. the opportunity tha

roger goodell. you have been looking at this. dagen: robert kraft and jerry jones kings among other companies. to company's defense the reason people have been so attractive, this is an industry, almost an industry of two that has blown up in terms of popularity. they are an advertising category in and of themselves. these companies have spent by my calculation $150 million on advertising just this year alone. the attraction is obvious. i don't think this is inside information. the information they are talking about only gets you so far. >> it reminds me not to name names but pretty big wall street firms that use different run their clients looking at their book too. as long as we know that is what they are doing tell your customers that's flat people on the wrist because the product. maria: you can't do that on wall street. >> i can't because of a have clients out there but there are some well-known wall street firms and by the way bloomberg did this, bloomberg is looking at plants inside the terminal and breaking news on that. i don't know what the legal recourse

jones is a former special advisor to president obama. we're also joined by cnn national security advisor, mike rogers. dan, let me start with you.t of raves on the stage. let's talk about some of the tougher questions. what do you think were the weakest moments for bernie sanders and for hillary clinton? >> i think sanders had two problematic moments. on guns. he was knocked off his game and didn't have a good answer. and he needs a better answer on democracy socialism. this is a question that will dog his electability. hillary had a great debate. she'll have to improve on wall street reform. both when o'malley and sanders came at her, she had an answer that i think is not where the heart of the democracy matter is and is overly complicated for the moment we have of economic populism. >> congressman, there was not a huge amount of foreign policy, but hillary clinton's vote in favor of going to war in iraq was brought up by both bernie sanders and chafee. she had a response to it. let's play that clip. >> i recall very well being on a debate stage, i think about 25 times, with then senator obama debating this very issue. after th

rogers and get a quick market flash. >> we're watching sharing of ener sis which has reopened, the stock is up 6%. shares had spiked on a dow jones report saying johnson controls is in talks to buy the company. the stock was up over 11% before a volatility halt. >> time for a cnbc news update with sue herrera. sue. >> hi kayla and carl. here is what's happening at this hour. democratic presidential candidate hillary clinton says she will lay out her plan to reign in wall street abuses within the next week. she made those remarks at a davenport, iowa, campaign stop. >>> california governor jerry brown signing legislation that gives female work nurse that state new tools to challenge gender-based wage grams. the bill goes farther than federal law by placing the burden on the employer to prove a man's higher pay is based on factors other than gender. >>> a protester threw eggs at kosovo's prime minister as he made a speech at a public event. it was the second time eggs had been thrown at him in the last two weeks. this time the eggs missed. two people, though, were arrested. >>> and thousands of people joining yoko own know in centr