you won't tell us jack. >> that is a unique thing for the show. you sit down and have no idea.t's an experience like going to a horror movie. your pulse is racing, you'll be nervous, and taken along -- and i as an entertainer, get to -- you name your favorite singer. sinatra did not put a song list out. you said, "i hope he sings that." there is part of that in every piece of entertainment. telling people what they'll get may enjoy it more. i am in the demo for my show and what entertainment i like. i don't want to know. that's what i liked about the sopranos. you have a knot in your stomach. you'd watch it again. somewhere, tony would punch somebody. it's the tension of not knowing what will happen. tavis: the first two-hour season opener. >> that was a special plan. we're oofff the air so long, i want people to know i am fighting for their attention. i want them to get -- i did it for the audience. a special event so people get a nice, big dose. >> between the two of us. just two. >> just us. tavis: this is pbs. it isn't amc. how much trepidation do you have that the show has

us. mike, jack, and an engineer really shaped the engineering side of what is being held up as one of the most sustainable green developments in the country that we are all looking forward to seeing. somali bose, chris, and julie from the transit side, and a great team effort throughout the mta and the city attorney's office. a model plan right here in san francisco. and that is the end of my report. vice chairman brinkman: thank you. thank you very much. i want to say that our soon to a board member has joined us. she has come to find out what she is in for. she will be appearing at the rules committee meeting on thursday and then hopefully joining us for our first empty meeting in june. very nice to see you. thank you. director reiskin, i, for one, do not get tired of hearing about the awards. keep on announcing them. and i went through their i think just yesterday, and the new thing is just nice. i do not know if anyone else has had a chance to go through there,

this is where veterans are buried and joining us is jack mitchell the president of the gardens. thanks for being here. tell us about the ceremony taking place at 10 today. >> this is where we honor the servicemen and women from maryland who have been killed in action in the past year. >> reporter: and this year there are 7? >> yes. most were killed in afghanistan, and i think the public has a perception since osama bin laden was killed there's not as much cause for fear of terrorism. but as i said, of the men and women were killed in afghanistan in the past year. >> reporter: dignitaries and color guard will be here but this is about the family and those they lost and you will present a special plaque. >> each one will receive one of these plaques and you can see the depiction of a woman holding a folded american flag. kind of a scene that played out in world war ii movies war woman got a knock on the door and her son was killed overseas. and she received one of the flags. the family had that experience. >> reporter: got it. and today, the ceremony is opened to the public. >> yes

you can use axs, you are use pry bars or jacks, car jacks. you need to do a lift, you don't have any levers, there's some cars parked outside, you go up and ask the owner of the car, is it okay if i use your car jack? because you're not going to break in, are you? there's always cutting and boring. here is that ax. of course striking and hammering. how do you break glass? at the top, good. we're going to say that this is the glass from here on down, so how would you break it? do i just want to take it like this and smash it this way? no. the end of the board, going to use the end of the board, but i'm also going to remember that the glass can hurt me. if i were to hit it like this, the glass could slide down, cut my hand. so you want to start at the top like he said, hold this down, turn your head away, you start at the top and smash the glass this way down like that. if it does slide down, it's going to go away from you and not towards your hand. real simple. use a long-handled tool, stand to one side, strike up at the top and you want to cle

but rebecca doesn't believe her because she remembers that jack used to be quite aggres3ive. r face is all black and blue. what on earth happened to you? why are you wearing sunglasses? it's nothing. i... i bumped into a door. did jack hit you? speaker: i think that she just doesn't want to give any explanation at that point. she felt that's the wrong place, the wrong time. it's already very difficult for rebecca... that's what i think-- that she doesn't want to give rebecca any extra trouble. rebecca? uncle brendan. it's so good to meet you, finally. yeah, i wish it were under happier circumstances. how are you holding up? we're o.k. it's dad i'm worried about. does he know you called me? yes. he wants to see you. can i go in and see him? excuse me. this is my unclerendan. he'd like to see my father. yes, come in. he's resting. uh... i'd like to see him alone for a few minutes, if that's o.k. yes. of course. i hope we did the right thing. kev, are you all right? i'm worried about you. i'll survive. do you want to go get something to drink? no. i'm going to go and say "goodnig

so they're going to be using hydraulic jack to get that 5-inch space so underneath they can put what they're calling seismic bearings. that's something they'll be doing over the next several months. with those two pieces of equipment now installed on the bridge, this bridge will be much more safer if and when there's an earthquake that starts to shake it. this is part of a greater project that's supposed to be finished in 2013 as we've been mentioning all morning long. you look out to the left side of the window there, i can see white caps out on the bay. it's an indication it is very windy out here. we're driving -- you see it as you're going to and from work this morning, just keep that out in mind that there is some wind you want to be careful on your ride in to commute. again, 10:00 tonight's the shut down, 5:00's the reopening time tuesday morning in time for the morning commute on tuesday after this holiday weekend. if you are going to have to be traveling around this area over the weekend, there's some ideas on how to get around all this and that's why we have our own traffic

workers are using hydraulic jacks to raise part of the mid span five inches for installation of seismic bearings. a seismic plate will be placed across all six lanes of traffic. this new piece of equipment will give them 18 inches of wiggle room if rocked by a quake. if you live in mellow park, fremont, need to get across the bay, plan ahead. >> is it going to be inconvenience? >> it will be long, crd,owde bua i okay for a.ysoi gam epi rr:>>tesorma tge. toththeror fou y btes t est fory mbeut t arurcl ose. ve ofre he, nnco7,d teto 237,101101cod ecto u tyondou23nehe you around thetoot bmt parf o the bay. if you want to go north, you have the san mateo bridge. live here on a very nice friday late morning on the span of the dumbarton bridge, bob redell, nbc bay area. >> be safe out there. thanks, bob. >>> history in the heavens this morning. the first ever commercial spacecraft docking with the international space station. >> capture is confirmed. >> houston, looks like we got us a dragon by the tail. we're thinking this went really well. ready to turn it around, do it for real. >> with a s

us. we'll hear more as we go on. ed schultz is our guest, jack joins us next from indianapolis on our democrats line. go ahead, jack. >> caller: hi, ed. good to talk with you. >> thank you, jack. >> caller: i got a couple of questions for you. and i used to watch you all the time when you were on earlier in the day. but in 2007 -- '08, you didn't go after dick foles very much with lehman brothers. i want to know why. maybe you weren't on the air at that time. >> i wasn't on television until april of 2009. and when i first got my job at msnbc, i was doing the 6:00 show. and i made a commitment that the ed show was going to lead every night with health care. it was the story of our time. it was a chance to do something for a lot of people. and so that was my focus when i first came to msnbc. so in reference to the story you're talking about, you're correct, i didn't. >> that was jack's call. now let's go to jack, republican in south dakota. hello, south dakota. >> caller: yeah, how are you doing. listen, i would just like to point out a couple of t

through 1964 when the time is right, he is pushing had little to do with jack kennedy, except for using jack kennedy as a tactic to get it through. using the martyrdom of john f. kennedy, the fallen president, to get this through a reluctant congress. he exploited him, essentially. but i am confident, that given lyndon johnson's heart, that he would've wanted civil rights regardless. does that answer question? >> yes, it does. >> yes, sir? >> thank you very much. this is a question about vietnam. i've been thinking about this for a while. i think about all the photographs i saw a lbj in regards to what to do and what not to do and whatever. i just was wondering whether, in fact, you glean from any of the tapes that he felt boxed in, meaning that in regards to the cable cuban missile crisis, it was hard to perceive what could've could have happened when we came so close to nuclear war. was it the president who said i'm not going to allow the military to run over me, right? based upon what happened at the bay of pigs. and i wonder if there was any influence on lyndon johnson, who is part of th

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and most of us, jack is a perfect example, have moved on. he was an enlisted medical corpsman.d still treating patients from this war and all those that i know my radio operator who you know as well, jim leonard, not pot headed dropouts like they have been depicted in the press and you will see them recognized for what they really did. not how they were depicted by hollywood and in the media. >> shannon: what do you think it will mean to the families of those that didn't make it to have the recognition on memorial day. >> i think it will be wonderful for those who remain with us today and their families. i think it is absolutely wonderful. >> shannon: and i want to ask you about your work now at walter reed with the young men and women coming back now. what are you seeing? what could we as the american people be doing better to welcome them home? >> i think what is being done now is very well done by many people and i think our combatants coming home today feel very welcomed. the injuries of war are all kind of specific to the war. we had our very bad injuries as you recall fro

so, what were jack's parents thinking? they're here to tell us. h baby jack. >> good morning. >> what are your thoughts when you're actually watching that video now sitting here? >> it's crazy! we just thought it was a funny video we were going to share with our family, and now it's everywhere. >> does it make you nervous at all to watch it as parents? are you like, ooh, ooh, be careful, be careful! does that make you nervous in any way, especially when she opens her big mouth like that? >> no, we trusted that the zoo had an engineer, you know, properly make the enclosure. so, it doesn't worry us at all, no. that's -- if we thought that he was going to be injured at any point, we wouldn't have taken him there. >> were there other people around that were watching this as well? were they laughing? i mean, were zoo officials a little concerned in any way? >> no. there weren't any zoo officials nearby, but there were other kids around, but the lion just likes jack. >> and what about other parents? were parents worried that maybe you should pull jack aw

looks like a lot of what president obama is facing now from the tea party crowd was crafted to use against jacknedy about 50 years ago. i've been crisscrossing the gulf for the past two years now. i can tell you, down here, people measure commitment by what's getting done. i'm mike utsler, and it's my job to make sure we keep making progress in the gulf. the twenty billion dollars bp committed has helped fund economic and environmental recovery. another fourteen billion dollars has been spent on response and cleanup. long-term, bp's made a five hundred million dollar commitment to the gulf of mexico research initiative... to support ten years of independent scientific research on the environment. results will continue to be shared with the public. and we're making sure people know that the gulf is open for business - the beaches are beautiful, the seafood is delicious. last year, many areas even reported record tourism seasons. the progress continues, but that doesn't mean our job is done. bp's still here, and we're still committed to seeing this through. in here, great food demands a great pre

. >>> national weather service officials say the agency did not improperly use government funds. jack haze who headed the national weather service service announced his retirement last friday. an audit found more than $30 million was used to pay for costs that were not budgeted. all of the officials emphasize there was no evidence the money was used for personal gain. >>> no major damage to report from tropical storm beryl. thousands of people were left without power. georgia and florida got drenched and memorial day events had to be canceled. tropical storm beryl was down greated to a tropical depression -- down graded to a tropical depression. >>> race against time and wind for this florida couple. they were trying to get through their vows as tropical storm beryl came to shore. the timing was perfect. they said i do before everyone rushed to take cover. >> i do. now get inside. >>> our weather now, rosemary orozco is here. >> we have a warm up on the way but the weekend has been cool and another round of cool weather today. it has been a very gradual warm up. we are still running c

. >> colonel jack jacobs joining us from london, jack, thank you. one more note to pass along, president obama will hold a news conference this afternoon at the conclusion of the nato summit. we'll bring to it you live. it's scheduled for 4:30 eastern time. we'll have it for you right here on msnbc. >>> it is the campaign gaffe everyone is talking about. this morning a top surrogate to the president's reelection team is walking back his criticism of the campaign's attacks on mitt romney's record at bain capital. here's what newark mayor cory booker said on "meet the press" sunday -- >> from a very personal level, i'm not about to sit here and indict private. to me, we're getting to a ridiculous point in america f. you look at the totality of bain capital's record, they've done a lot to support businesses, to grow businesses. this kind of stuff is nauseating to me on both sides. it's nauseating to the american public. enough is enough. >> so that laid the foundation for the conversation which mayor booker then took to twitter saying, quote, i'll alwa

and the other thing, they raised sections of the bridge by about 5 inches, they used hydraulic jacks over the next several months they can put seismic bearings between the pier and the deck again to make the bridge safer in case there is an earthquake. you were mentioning, mike, there might be another shut down. caltran does have to replace the expansion joint on the eastern end of the mid span. unfortunately they'll have to do another shut down over the weekend. reporting live here, bob redell, "today in the bay." >> way to hang tough there, bob. >>> south bay commuters can expect extra congestion beginning tomorrow afternoon. metering lights activated on the corridor southbound 280 to 11th street in san jose. caltrans says this is the first of hundreds that will go live over the bay area in the next few years aimed with helping with traffic delays on the local freeways. >>> 6:51, mirkarimi will be back before the ethics commission to learn how the official misconduct case against him will play out. "today in the bay's" christie smith live at city hall with details on this hearing.

reporter from other chose he joins us from washington, d.c. jack also joins us.tion is romney's foreign policy team a failure? we're not the one saying it, but colin powell is pointing it out. here he is on the morning show. >> some are quite far to the right, and sometimes they, i think, might nobody a position to make judgments or recommendations to the candidate that should get a second thought. governor romney not too long ago said the russian federation is our number one geo strategic threat. well, come monday, mitt, think. that isn't the case. >> cenk: i'm not worried about what they get wrong on the facts in this case but the facts that the team is stacked with neo-con. folks like colin powell-- >> eliot: he's democrat. he endorseed barack obama. you may not know this about his background. colin powell is a bitter man. he did not support the iraq war but he wanted to keep the job secretary of state. what he should have done was resign. he didn't do that, so he has bitterness against the republican party. is romney's team stacked with neo--cons, sure it is,

sure they will things will be different we'll say yankee go home jacks or turf or used to things and just keep moving on. i'm happy to welcome the three godfathers of this christening. actor christian our . director an actor a lot of stuff smelly ark. and senator actor and businessmen thomas still poor. minister to be in the middle ages if some tatars had yelled you names why are you fortifying your town we want her i see your building walls no one wants to climb over. that's how i see the radar it's just a wall against anyone who would threaten the area with ballistic missiles. but it is when i could go. all three of us have signed it right. that's just great eunice. hurry up the onus. he's going around. where are we mr who. we are now at a former soviet army installation. there were supposed to be underground nuclear silos here with hidden missiles. you can see the underground shelter or bunker. above the portal there are probably tracks here for bringing out missiles. and rockets which. but it here's another vent from underground about from your peers another i mean i don't miss y

they used hydraulic jacks to raise the section of the bridge 5 inches so that over the next several monthsrkers can install seismic bearings. now, we are told that there might be another closure of the dumbarton bridge some time down the road. probably going to look at another weekend closure they're going to have to replace the expansion joints on the eastern end of the mid span, which is actually what we're passing over right now. but as far as today is concerned, the dumbarton bridge actually opened up ahead of schedule. and if you can see out here, there is traffic, but it's at the limit. there's nothing in terms of congestion. thank goodness we have mike inouye to tell us what the rest of the commute's looking like in the bay area. good morning, mike. >> yeah, i traveled that same road bob did, experienced the same thing. we have cool technology taking us a live shot in a van over a bridge, but let me clarify, we might have missed a couple of words. there may be another closure later on. but we don't know when that will be, and we'll be well warned when that is the case. right now, th

jack who use that to repurchase shares and will focus on the media.some investors have been clamoring for, to get that money. they also have a large position in japan, majority owned by a company trying to work on that deal as well. cow kustock moving higher, the stock was up 4% and an right now yahoo shares moving higher by 1%. a quick look at the numbers. overall in nice rally today, it has been a struggle for the past three weeks because of your but right now the dow was up 107 points. in the s&p is up by 17. a side note, the market is moving higher, oil bouncing back $1 per barrel today. >> mark zuckerberg has lost $2.2 billion since 9:30 a.m.. >> easy come, easy go. he debuted at no. 29 on a list of billionaires. so he is doing ok. but clearly the focus is moving the company for improving the can monetize their 900 million users. >> thank you. >> a milestone in the construction of a new 49 stadium. cruz and santa clara began pouring concrete for its foundation. lisa washington is at a construction site and now to show us today's activity. and see

out on its home steps. [ construction noise ] >> the operators of the auditorium are using recording sounds of jack hammers along with chainsaws and motorcycles to drive people away. the recordings run continually from 11:00 p.m. to 7:00 am. the operators say that the recordings have been shown to be very successful keeping people away. >>> the moon will be at its largest and brightest for the entire year. saturday ace full moon and a lunar orbit will also been at it closest point to the earth. the best time to get the full effect will be early evening. >>> bay area people woke up to cloudy skies and a little drizzle. this is what happened. the rain is now a concern for the giants game which is set to start in just 15 minutes. >> and the showers have been approaching san francisco, mostly on the light side but we could have some light shower activity for that giants game, probably not enough to cancel it or delay it, but a few rain drops falling over at&t park. right now, looking over towards mount diablo, clouds increasing. latest on live store tracker 2 radar, it is may and we are tracking some r

jack pasche used another strategy. >> idiosyncratically. i-o i-o-i-r-s-z-3-quatro--f-l-b-r-q.yncratically. >> went out with style. that could have been really bad. turned out to be really awesome. good for him. the 13-year-old might at least have a future in comedy. >>> coming up after your local news on "cbs this morning," tommy hilfiger. i've been crisscrossing the gulf for the past two years now. i can tell you, down here, people measure commitment by what's getting done. i'm mike utsler, and it's my job to make sure we keep making progress in the gulf. the twenty billion dollars bp committed has helped fund economic and environmental recovery. another fourteen billion dollars has been spent on response and cleanup. long-term, bp's made a five hundred million dollar commitment to the gulf of mexico research initiative... to support ten years of independent scientific research on the environment. results will continue to be shared with the public. and we're making sure people know that the gulf is open for business - the beaches are beautiful, the seafood is delicious. last

joining us this morning is jack mitchell, the president here. this is a tradition you caried on since around 19 -- carried on since around 1967. >> that's correct. the previous owner of the cemetery started it and my father and i continued this tradition since we took over five years ago. >> reporter: and it's to remember the true meaning of memorial day. >> exactly. i mean, it kind of defines why we have a memorial day holiday in the united states. and this is a ceremony that's opened to the public. so, for people who are going to be firing up the grill later on or going out on a boat, it would be nice for them to come to this ceremony this morning because this is really why we have the holiday. >> reporter: it starts at 10 and this year you are honoring 7 men and women who died in the past year since may of last year. >> exactly. that's correct. and one of the servicemen who we will be honoring who was killed a few months ago, he was a physical education teacher and some of his students will be here today to lead the pledge of allegiance and t

get more details and pose a question for all of us, isha and randi, jack gray.uestions on the google plus page. "erin burnett outfront" starts right now. >>> breaking news. a long-time senator loses his challenge. >>> we know more tonight about how the cia foiled an al qaeda

and most of us, jack is a perfect example, have moved on.a retired navy commander and still treating patients from this war. and all those that i know, my radio operator who you know well, official surgeon. not potheaded dropouts like they've been depicted in the press and you'll see them all gathered on memorial day recognized for what they really did, not the way they were depicted by hollywood and by the media. >> what do you think it will mean to folks who are vietnam veterans and the families of those who didn't make it to have this recognition on memorial day? from the defense secretary? >> i think it will be absolutely wonderful for those who remain with us today and their families, i think it's absolutely wonderful. >> ask you about your work at walter reed with the young men and women coming back now, what are you seeing? what could we as the american people be doing better to welcome you home? >> i think what's being done now is very well done by many people and i think our combatants coming home today feel very welcome. the injuri