>> shamrock then visits kunkel to get his side of the story. >> mr. kunkel.ee you again. this is like twice in like three weeks. what's going on? >> nothing. >> nothing? >> nope. >> you recall this incident with mr. hurd? >> no, i'm not saying nothing. >> you're not saying nothing? you don't want to work with me on this? >> there ain't nothing there. >> well, i'll tell you what, i'm going to put an extension on this incident. i'm going to investigate it, you want me to review cameras or film, i'll go ahead and do that. >> i don't want an extension. >> well, that's what you're going to get. you got an officer that's saying one thing, you're telling me you know nothing about it. i've got a guy down there that's telling me he's a victim. okay? >> that's up to you. what i'm saying, why you got to go interview tapes or keep me in here longer? >> you're looking at 30 days in here. >> i know. >> you're not helping me out in this situation. i'm here to help me, i'm here to listen to what you've got to tell me. what you're saying has nothing -- is not even jiving with

>> i hear mcdonald zest adding something green to one of it meals, not the shamrock shake? no what's going down? >> it is not. the world's largest food chain is going healthy. mcdonald's announced it is aiding kale to it breakfast bowls, in nine test markets. it is part of new strategy to shake it junk food mcdonald's hopes to bring back customers after years of declining sales. kale is definitely not what i think of when i think of mcdonald's. >> kinds of the last thing opposite of what i think. >> can i get kale with that? can i get fries with that? >> not the same. >> thanks, wendy. >> talk to you a little bit later. wizard world comic con up and running at the convention center event kicked off last night. it is a chance for fans to explore movies, magazines and culture. celebrities like lou ferigno m. night shyamalon both be appearing, the convention runs through may tenth. and our sister station the "cw philly" hosting special screening of the cw show beauty and the beast tomorrow at noon at the convention center. then at 3:30 p.m. look for panel with steven from the

i was running the bulldozer out in shamrock, texas. a snowball hit me in the rear. it was just snowing out there all the time. i was working 12 hours a day seven days a week. my wife said -- i can work as fast as anybody, and she said why don't you go to school and do something with the g.i. bill? i agreed to, and i said i think we ought to. and we went to austin. i was prelaw. i said i wasn't interested in prelaw. i don't want to be a pre-lawyer, i want to be a lawyer. they worked with me and showed where i have five hours of physics at tcu. i'm not sure what that was. celestial navigation. they gave me that. i got about 30 hours from the university of georgia for the time i was there. a lot of times, i would go to school at night on my own because i knew is going to have a hard time getting to go to college. my mother planned for me to help my brother get to school -- my older brother -- and for him to help me get through school, and then both of us to help my sister. i helped him through north texas. war came on, we both went to the service. we helped send my sis

. >> i love the shamrock shake. >> that's seasonal. >> it's not there all of the time.t's a fleeting window of time to get that product. >> declining business. comps have been lousy. tim mentioned activism. i still think the stock is going to get above 105. had trouble in 2012, 2013, 2014. >> it's a company of transformation and easterbrook has taken over. he's smoothing out the menu. making it fast more streamlined in terms of the drive through. they are reducing some of their offerings. all daybreak fast for guys like myself. then you start to look to dan's point well the food is crap. i'm not sure i would say that. i wouldn't get that aggressive. you look at the shake shacks. what's the differentiation? the food is hire quality. you also have to remember one of their items on the menu very reduced. burgers, fries, shakes. >> snack wraps. >> let's talk about shake shack. this is a story. this valuation here is where you step in. they have 65 stores. >> you're out of this. >> i bought it in low 40s. sold it at 70. i know jim cramer is all over it. he thinks it's the te

and we were right the shamrock program was one example. we were right to reveal those things, but we had a sort of unity. and right now i think you're going to be very difficult, like in the torture report, to go beyond where they were -- you would not get, i think a congressional vote or a leader's vote to allow it too the committee or -- there's two or three ways it can be done. they have the power, they should be a little more willing to at least consider doing it. but you can't do it unless you have a very solid backing for the decision. >> this also goes to a question that affects the quality of congressional oversight. that is the commitment of the leadership of the congressional committees involved. and that really varies from member to member. i have worked for members who have pushed very aggressively for agricultures to declassify information. personally getting involved in that conversation and pushing through the bureaucratic process that declassification might normally take. and then there are other members who would prefer th

and we were right to -- the shamrock program was one example.we were right to reveal those things, but we had a sort of unity. and right now i think you're going to be very difficult, like in the torture report, to go beyond where they were would not be -- would not get, i think, a congressional vote or a leaders vote to allow it to the committee or -- there is two or three ways it can be done. so they have the power, they should be a little more willing to at least consider doing it, but you can't do it unless you have a very solid backing for the decision. >> this also goes to a question that really affects the quality of congressional oversight. that is the commitment of the leadership of the congressional committees involved. and that really varies from member to member. i have worked for members who have pushed very aggressively for agencies to declassify information. personally getting involved in that conversation and pushing through the bureaucratic process that declassification might normally take. and then there are other members who w

and so we have it that chaos and co-intel pro and shamrock and minaret were replaced by stellar wind and x key score, by talon and the fusion centers, by black sites and enhanced interrogation techniques. we're hoping that a new generation of intelligence overseers can benefit from the wisdom generated from the church committee investigation and be inspired by the decades of public service our guests have dedicated to strengthening our democracy. it's my honor and privilege to welcome vice president walter mondale, senator gary hart and brennan center counsel rich schwartz. [applause] >> thank you. thanks, everyone, for being here. i thought that i'd like to start by kind of knocking down some of the myths, and one of them that i think was persistent during my time in the government as an fbi agent was that the church committee investigation took place during a period of tranquility and that in our current situation the threat is so high that we should put off any kind of comprehensive investigation so as not to distract those who are working to protect us from their important missio

over a foot in the mountains, and right now we have a couple of tornado warnings in and around the shamrockarea on i-40. so people are urged to take shelter immediately. this is going to be ongoing throughout the afternoon and the evening, into the overnight, as these storms start to fire up and potential for a severe weather outbreak underway. radarestation radarestation, over a foot of rain in the past 48 hours and more rain in store for the regions. we had a tremendous drought across texas. that's being wiped out by all of this rain. so that's the good news. the bad news is all of this rain is coming in a short period of time. the ground is saturated, it has nowhere to go. flash flooding is occurring and imminent. here's your severe weather setup we looked for as the cold front moves in. on the back side snow. over rockies and northern plains into monday there's our severe threat across much of the central u.s. ahead of it very warm unstable air, and we've got all of that moisture moving from from the gulf of mexico and dynamics again for potential of tornadoes for the central u.s. with

the shamrock program was one example. we were right to reveal those things. but we had a sort of unity. right now, it is going to be very difficult, like in the torture report, to go beyond where they were, we would not get a congressional vote or a leader's vote to allow it to the committee. there's two or three ways it could be done. they have the power. they should be a little more willing to at least consider doing it. but you cannot do it unless you have a very solid backing for the decision. ms. eoyang: this goes to a question that really addresses the quality of congressional oversight, the commitment of the leadership of the congressional committee involved. that varies from member to member. i worked for members who pushed very aggressively for agencies to declassify information, personally getting involved in the conversation and pushing through the bureaucratic process that declassification might normally take. then there are other members who would prefer that nothing be declassified at all. the level of a member's commitment to having the debate

and so we have it that chaos and co-intel pro and shamrock and minaret were replaced by stellar wind and x key score, by talon and the fusion centers by black sites and enhanced interrogation techniques. we're hoping that a new generation of intelligence overseers can benefit from the wisdom generated from the church committee investigation and be inspired by the decades of public service our guests have dedicated to strengthening our democracy. it's my honor and privilege to welcome vice president walter mondale senator gary hart and brennan center counsel rich schwartz. [applause] >> thank you. thanks, everyone for being here. i thought that i'd like to start by kind of knocking down some of the myths and one of them that i think was persistent during my time in the government as an fbi agent was that the church committee investigation took place during a period of tranquility and that in our current situation the threat is so high that we should put off any kind of comprehensive investigation so as not to distract those who are working to protect us from their important mission. b

shamrock poeshlssibly in to dallas, 5 out of 10. oklahoma city, 6 out of 10 and the threat continues all the way back into to the northern plains. back to you. >>> just ahead, dzhokhar tsarnaev and his death sentence for his role in the boston marathon bombing. i'll speak to a reporter who watched the entire trial play out in the courtroom. you'll hear what she has to say about tsarnaev's demeanor. plus 10 gigs of shareable data. yeah, 10 gigantic gigs. for $80 a month. and $15 per line. more data than ever. for more of what you want. on the network that's #1 in speed, call, data, and reliability. so you never have to settle. $80 a month. for 10 gigs. and $15 per line. stop by or visit us online. and save without settling. only on verizon. we all enter this world with a shout and we see no reason to stop. so cvs health is creating industry-leading programs and tools that help people stay on medicines as their doctors prescribed. it could help save tens of thousands of lives every year. and that would be something worth shouting abou

. ♪ we love the shamrock shore ♪ >> reporter: but does he have any hope of taking down hillary clintonvitable up until he or she is no longer inevitable. >> reporter: he inspired a character on hbo's "the wire." >> it would appear media attention is also focusing on the negative when talking about baltimore. >> reporter: the former president once wrote to him, quote, i won't be surprised if you go all the way." in turn o'malley supported hillary clinton over barack obama in 2008. >> we are going to need a strong leader of intelligence and, ladies and gentlemen standing with me today is that leader hillary rodham clinton. >> reporter: he's planning an announcement saturday in baltimore's federal hill. polls show him way behind clinton and trailing even senator bernie sanders who's already in the race. so far, o'malley hasn't the aggressively criticized clinton but he's taken veiled jabs like this one. >> history celebrates profiles and courage, not profiles in convenience. let's sign some bills. >> reporter: liberals praise him for expanding gun control and ending the state's death pena

>> remember shamrock? you guys did the show in philadelphia mark haines was there?eriod. this company is firing on all cylinders. when we talked to bob, it's difficult to find anything that is not perfect right now. you could argue, maybe that's the issue. no. this is an on-fire company with many franchises. one of the best quarters i've ever seen. >> and he did it with -- i don't know if i would say low expectations, but when they first picked iger he was the heir apparent. he's good looking. i was like can this guy really supersede michael eisner? you have to say by all accounts the pixar deal everything that's happened is clicking. even marvel. when they bought that, isn't marvel tired and it wasn't? >> the marvel franchise may be the most exciting thing he's done. we've got "star wars" in the fourth quarter. >> andrew is worried about espn. >> is that the viability? i wonder what the margin will be like for espn long term. >> i think they have to pay up to get programming, but they manage to do something no one thought could happen which is put the bcs on espn.