jack nicklaus. [applause] jack: that is a wow. mr. speaker, leaders mcconnell reid, other testing was members of the house and senate, reverend tom mullins your words have always inspired our family and we appreciate you being here today. jim nance, a great friend for many years, i enjoyed working with you. you are the best. the osu marching band, a little larger the last time i saw it. [laughter] thank you for being here. i much appreciate it. so many family, friends who took time out of their busy schedules to be here today, i am humbled. a special thanks to my son jack . i don't have the words to say thank you for what you said from your heart on behalf of you and our family. that was fantastic. two and a half years ago, i had the privilege to be here to say words about my good friend, arnold palmer. what it privilege it was to be here that day. ap, you have been a great friend. and you will continue to be so. my son jack, at about six years old, someone asked him, what does your dad do? he said, nothing, he just plays golf. [laugh

jack: 100%. charlie: has the idea of online education gotten to the point where everybody agrees it is the thing we hoped it would be? suzy: not yet. but it is so much better. when we started creating the institute, there was a little stink on it. it has gotten better. it used to be, like online dating nobody admitted it. now everybody admits they met online. since technology has helped a lot -- charlie: your values and personal values must be compatible. suzy: imagine if they are not permit imagine you value speed fast pace. imagine if you value risk-taking and work at an old bureaucracy. you have to have compatibility otherwise you will be in a straight jacket. charlie: the idea of the culture at ge was crucial. a jack: it was my thing. get everybody's brain in the game. 60 thousand people had stock options. they became owners. charlie: the other thing you did, in performance cultures actions have to have consequences. jack: if you do it well, you get praise. charlie: psychic income. jack: and

jack nicklaus. [applause] jack nicklaus: that is a while. mr. speaker, my ohio friends senators mcconnell, senator reid, senator pelosi distinguished members of the house and senate. reverend tom mullins. your words have always inspired and comforted our family and we appreciate you being here with us today. jim nance, a great friend for many years. i have enjoyed working with you. you are the best. the osu marching band, you look larger than the last time i saw it but thank you for being here. it is much appreciated. to so many family, friends friends in business who took time out of their busy schedules to be here today. i am humbled. a special thanks to my son jack, i don't know if i will get through this, but -- i don't have the words to say thank you for what you said from your heart on behalf of my family. it was fantastic. two and a years ago, i had the half privilege to be here to say words about my good friend arnold palmer. what a privilege it was to be here that day. arnold, you have been a great friend and will continue to be so, i k

jack nicklaus. [applause] jack nicklaus: that is a while. mr. speaker, my ohio friends senators mcconnell, senator reid, senator pelosi >> other distinguished members tom mullins. your words have always inspired and comforted her family. jim nance, great friend for many years, i have enjoyed working with you, you are the best. the marching band, larger the last semisolid. thank you all for being here. so many family and friends that took the time to be here today i am humbled. a special thanks to my son jack i don't know if i'll get through this but i don't have the words to say thank you. it was fantastic. two and a half years ago i had the privilege to be here to say words about my good friend arnold palmer what a privilege it was to be here that day. ap you have been a great friend. we will continue to be so, i know. my friend jackie, with about six years old somebody asked him what is your dad do? he said, nothing. he just plays golf. [applause] and i did just play golf. i played the greatest game of all and somehow over the course of playin

everybody think the book is jack jack, jack -- suzy: it is jack, jack, jock. i am a writer and editor, i contributed a little bit. tom: what do we get wrong in our mba-itis today? suzy: we have a chapter called "getting whacked and getting deader." that is what happens in life. it happens and customers, you have a competitor who comes in and suddenly you are the small guy, you get fired, you get whacked. we have a whole chapter what to do when you get whacked because you can get out of it. tom: what do we do? brendan: read the book, tom. suzy: the first thing you say is i own it, here is what i did to contribute to the whack, and there are several steps to changing the way you approach the markets and a strategy. brendan: when you talk of a that tom talked about, the action blockers, your vice in the book is very clear -- get rid of them, fire them. tom: how do you fire somewhat? jack: with dignity. anybody who is fired is surprised, it is the boss' fault. no employees should ever be surprised. we have talked to a million people as we gone around the world --

jack nicklaus the second. [applause] jack: i would like to start by thinking my family and our many friends who have traveled here to support my father. i would also like to thank the honorable john boehner and other distinguished members of the u.s. house of representatives and the senate. it was june 15th, 1980, i had just completed my second round at a local junior golf tournament. the phone rings as i am signing my scorecard. it is dad. he asked me how i played. i proceed to tell him my entire round, hole by hole, shot by shot, i must've gone on for 20 minutes. as i finish, there is a short silence. i am about to thank dad for calling me and say goodbye, and he says, would you like to know how your dad did today? a little embarrassed, i quickly say, yes, how did you do today? and dad says, well, i just won the u.s. open. [laughter] that was dad. [applause] no name is more synonymous with greatness in the sport of golf then the name jack nicklaus. his competitive career spanned five decades. his legend has

>> this is the first time ever. >> jack and his son's worst fears come true. she mows down a man crossing the road and never slows down. >> he was looking to his left-hand side. and he didn't expect a vehicle to be coming from the wrong side of the road. >> oh! my god! >> jack and raj make a split-second decision to get involved even further. >> you want to chase her? >> yeah, i got the number. >> raj jumped out to help the victim and call an ambulance as jack drives off, he believes the man may have been killed. >> police, police, urgent. >> jack phones the police. >> i shot off behind her. with the intention of getting a registration plate. >> oh, they're driving off again. okay. i'm on southfork lane in new cranford. i'm following him. i think he might have killed a person. >> after following the car a few blocks, jack manages to block her in. >> you don't know is that person going to pull out a gun on me, stab me? just to get away. >> just killed a man, do you realize that? >> i have not killed anyone. >> you just run over somebody. >> in the heat of the m

jack welch is executive chairman of the jack welch management institute at the university. and a lot of other things. suzy welch is a board member of the jack welch management institute of university. we need to mention, the proceeds of this book are all going to charity. >> you have a harvard degree. n mba. >> and a ba. >> so you asked. not something i would volunteer. i don't walk around mentioning it. >> the ads were this big, was that just -- where was that everywhere? >> journal. >> journal. >> i don't know where else it was. >> it was huge i messaged you, i was looking at the book because i told you my background was not business. it was science, and i never really took a business course and having looked at the book i feel like i could end up almost like an mba, like a shortcut from reading the book. now i wouldn't have to go to the university and do all that online crap if i did that right? continue to do both? >> it's a supplement. it's for people like you that haven't done it. graduating with ba's and literature and wanting to know what the business world's about.

jack knew what to do. take the cowboy with him. and that's how the buttery jack came to be. our juiciest, butteriest craviest burgers ever. the new buttery jack burgers from jack in the box. >> pro has a bath. ♪ ♪ >> when a relationship is made up of two pranksters you know they're going to be getting each other back after every prank that they do. >> i would be miserable. >> this girl is getting her boyfriend back because he -- the toilet paper roll. >> that's awful. >> this is the prank. she goes to grab the toilet paper and out come ss it and she gets up and runs out with her pants down. he laughs ha ha ha. now it's revenge time. >> this is my revenge with -- >> her plan to get all of the electric fly zapper she got about 100, and now taped the switch so they stay on and she lays them out on the floor in the bedroom, in the hallway, and not only that on the bed next to him as well. he at this point is knocked out, it's about 3:00 in the morning. watch what she does. >> like the classic mousetrap prank. she needed to turn the lights off so he can't see where he's going

jack: you never know. i cannot protect the future but i have seen data that suggests that these activists that come in and try and succeed in changing companies even taking over company can have about a 50% success rate. that's what you get from flipping a coin. some of the outcomes are bad. sometimes they stripped the assets. in the old days for me, maybe 25 years ago, they strictly pension fund as an asset, just in the price they paid for the company. leveraged buyout, highly leveraged, and many of them failed. you saw that tsu, text -- txu texas utilities, with a total daily are. i think it was a $58 billion leveraged buyout. -- was a total failure. i think it was a $50 billion leveraged buyout. bill: what about the fees that activists and hedge fund managers and leveraged buyout guys -- they charge huge fees. one of the payout funds is that they average very low and they are attractive for the average investor. are people getting their money's worth? jack: in the last five years, unequivocally not. hed

why interrupt their wonderful honeymoon when jack's own team can pull a stunt like this? >> ashley: what stunt? >> victor: i received this letter from jabot legal mandating an outside expert to look at the surveillance tape that found jack breaking into newman computer room. >> ashley: oh, please. that's a no-brainer, victor. we have to make sure the video is valid, and if it's legitimate, you have nothing to worry about. >> billy: right, because if it's been doctored to incriminate jack, then you should start sweating, victor. >> victor: don't waste your time. it's your brother on that tape, and all your desperate measures will not save him. >> jack: save me from what?

the new buttery jack burgers from jack in the box. >> larry: welcome back. we have been talking about hillary clinton's announcement. now i'd like to play a new game we're calling "who ya gonna aks?" (laughter) and no, it's not ebonics. it's an acronym that stands for aid, kill or squash. in other words, who are you going to aks to help you out in a jam. so i'm going to give you a problem. you tell me which clinton you're gonna aks to help get you out of it and why -- bill or hillary. who you gonna aks? okay. you really need to get out of your best friend's wedding who are you going to aks? >> i think hillary would help me. >> larry: hillary would be better with that? >> i'm going with bill. i'm going to aks bill because he's a little more imaginative in terms of his -- >> larry: he can do the bill-yak. "she just can't make it! she's throwing up all over the car!" >> i think hillary might have a good excuse. >> larry: ricky? i think bill. he's gotten out of a lot of (bleep) before! he's good! >> larry: itit all emends on yourdefinition of wedding! (laughter)

the new buttery jack burgers from jack in the box. after flipping over a table. >> clearly, she looked really good. >> it's amazing what kids will do for the things they love. in this case jessie heats taking his pills. he loves facebook so much his mom negotiated you take your pills, i'll take a video and we'll share it on facebook. he's not done. he has another type of medicine he has to take. >> he's hosting it now. we're all learning and he's look looking cool. >> this next video mom has set the table and put out cheese for her family to enjoy. suddenly the cheese is missing, where could it be? this is little molly. she's 2-years-old. loves cheese so much she stole the entire block and taking big bites and somehow manages to blame grandpa. mom tries to take it away and look what she does. she holds on to it for dear life. that doesn't work because mom takes it back. >> nothing to see here folks. >> that's going to do it for right this >>> when luca falls out of the kayak, the owner has. >> quiet a time to catch up with the dog. >>

the new buttery jack burgers from jack in the box. >>james: he was killed by a stray bullet as a music show in oakland this past sunday now police are looking for two people who they think might have information on that shooting the new release surveillance video pictures that we've been showing you this morning a to go outside the golden bar the night of the shooting and there was a shut again from the security camera he was back of his equipment he'd shot and killed a 26 your was an innocent victim and to run as a the wrong time police are releasing information on what they believe the suspect car the silver mercedes. the war has been at--the reward has been increased to 25 1/3 dollars. -- $25,000 >>james: throughout the day thursday at the continue shoveling and vacuuming cement on the clinical creek this said the cement has spread farther than previously believed and the cleanup is expected to take perhaps weeks van ness avenue in san francisco between gary is closed to traffic in both directions as one industry and that will be c

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jack knew what to do. take the cowboy with him. and that's how the buttery jack came to be. our juiciest, butteriest craviest burgers ever. the new buttery jack burgers from jack in the box. >>> there aren't many benefits to being overweight this mid age but a new study has used for lower risk of dementia later in life. two million people will come up with this. the numbers reveal that obese people were about 30% less likely to get dementia than those with a normal weight. people under weight for a third more likely to develop dementia as they aged. >>> for a look at what's coming up in sports. the man we can't see enough of. we have been deprived of him but he's here now. >> i know you were talking about weight before you came to me. what are you trying to say here in. >> coincidence. >> it better be. all right. let's talk some sports. jam packed day in sports. the shark season is mercifully over while the doves are winding down. baseball is just beginning. oakland continues their hot and cold start. plus it was a rematch from game one of the world series. madison taking on

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suzy and jack welch are here. jack is the former chairman and c.e.o. of general electric. he led the company from 1981 to 2001, in 2010 he founded the jack welch management institute. his wife, suzy welch, is the former editor and chief of the "harvard business review." they have coauthored the book "life of the speed of-- "thereal-life m.b.a., your no-b.s. guide to wing the game, building a team, and growing your career." the stated purpose of this book is galvanize performance, unleash growth how to build wow teams and how to create a fulfilling career. and, and perhaps more important than all of them have fun doing it. tell me what's behind this. >> well, we were minding our own business. we wrote "winning" 10 years ago and since then built a life we really enjoy, traveling around the world, talking to businesspeople in all different types of companies and different countries and jack was working in private equity, and i was doing my writing and we had no intention of writing another book. writing a book is hard, and we were happy can consulting and doing the kind of wo

jack knew what to do. take the cowboy with him. and that's how the buttery jack came to be. our juiciest, butteriest craviest burgers ever. the new buttery jack burgers from jack in the box. >>> well the giants' injury list is growing. two games in and matt cain was placed on the dl. he was scratched from his start with a bad bag. vogelsong was out of the bull pen. the first inand see ya. a two-run blast. 2-0 giants and buster three for three in his first homerun of the year. a bogey in trouble in the third. two men on and they go up 4-2. bruce bochy is thinking, wow only two games in and what else can happen? how about another injury? brandon belt turns to chase a pop up and comes out lame. a strained right groin. he will leave the game and fourth full game in the fifth. miss location on the vogel song changing up. 7-4 lead. they get a brandon crawford homer. a's and rangers and hot on the hill. three strikeouts and game two of the pour-game set. prince fielder with a fifth inning single to right. pair of runs come in. now 3-1 in the seventh and bases loaded and the kid fro

listen jack. when people think about jack it was neutron jack ruthless abrasive. now you're saying love people out the door it's good to have fun at work. is this a new jack welch or is this how you've been all along and no one had seen it. >> if you ask my associates, they'll tell you that. >> do you agree, suzie? >> i think the people that work with jack have always known this side of him. it's a wonderful caricature, a catchy phrase. when i was an editor i probably used it myself to describe him. this is the real jack. i don't think he's changed. >> you've also been described a one of the best ceos in the world. bold dynamic. listen. g.e.'s in the news recently they they're tearing down the building that jack built. >> yeah. >> when you read that what do you think about that? agree or disagree? >> thank god they're making changes. the world has changed. >> it doesn't hurt your feelings to say i built it this way? >> we talk about change every day. the game changed in 2008. dodd/frank came in changed the rules for financial entitities and we became a city which

. >> jack: somebody like victor. oh, come on. this has his grubby fingerprints all over it. >> victoria: billy told me what happened at jabot, all of the corporate hackings in the news. you know, it's incredibly disturbing. >> billy: yeah. i was asking vicki if she knows who's behind it. >> chelsea: and i'm guessing you don't? >> victoria: no. not a clue. sorry. >> chelsea: uh, no, but i was asking because i ove

jack knew what to do. take the cowboy with him. and that's how the buttery jack came to be. our juiciest, butteriest craviest burgers ever. the new buttery jack burgers from jack in the box. >> you have to go dressed as trunk. >>> you're going to want a ripsaw. i'm talking about this highly custom piece of machinery called the ripsaw. this thing is so cool. it's put together by a company called howe and howe tech. they used to have a show on the discovery channel a while bag. this is their new ripsaw. bakley it's a high-speed hack vehicle with tread. >> this looks like what the rock was driving in the second movie. >> there's no stop in this thing. look at them drifting on a frozen lakebed. >> essentially the closest thing you can have to the batmobile or a tumbler. >> there's no price tag. if you have to ask, you can't afford it. >> they build these incredible pieces of machinery, but this is the latest iteration of the ripsaw. this is the ev-2 the most modern version, fast furious, fun. it looks looks cool too, the kind of thing you would want as a toy as a kid >>> that's

jack: 130? peter: yeah. jack: plus, my blooper of the week. it's ok. where'd the other one

the new buttery jack burgers from jack in the box. jessica: and welcome back to our "class action special." so, can you teach perseverance and grit? more and more educators think the answer may be yes, including the founder of khan academy. the education website has a new math competition for bay area schools where kids compete not just for top honors in math but top honors in hustle too. sal: and the students that i'm about to announce these are top 20 out of 50,000 students in the bay area. jessica: this rally at a public school in east palo alto gives new meaning to the old phrase, "getting an 'a' for effort." sal: first place miriam ahola. miriam: when they called my name i just--my heart dropped. sal: jalen brian smith. jalen: i feel like screaming. i was, like, so proud of myself. sal: zaria stevenson. zaria: i thought i wasn't gonna be one of them. jessica: middle school students from 49ers academy take the stage to celebrate their success in learnstorm, a bay area math competition from khan academy. sal: we've had 1500 schools

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jack: i don't think so, to be honest with you. i think it's a real stretch for timewarner and comcast to say this won't harm competition long term. i think it will. lori: do you think that will be the issue as they meet with officials? the monopoly factor? jack: i think so. remember, not too long ago, at&t tried to buy t-mobile. plenty of different industry. wireless rather than in the cable tv business. but similar issue, sprint and t-mobile were trying to get together. that didn't run by the government either. what's troubling to me here is that comcast is right, that the tv side of things probably won't -- probably wouldn't hurt competition that much. they're losing share anyway. all tv companies are losing on the tv side. hulu, apple tv and the rest. what's troubling is they would control 57% of the broadband going into our homes. cable tv modems that everyone relies on. that's a huge percentage. what's to prevent them from raising prices? there isn't a lot of competition in that space. large cities are probably -- it's not so

jack: up in the trees... sue: is he looking at you? oh, he is. jack: underwater... sue: it looks like a starfish! johnny: it is a starfish, but different kind altogether.

jack: up in the trees... sue: is he looking at you? oh, he is. jack: underwater... sue: it looks like a starfish! johnny: it is a starfish, but different kind altogether.

jack nicklaus, arnold palmer. just as they did last year they will hit the ceremonial shot of the tournament tomorrow morning. >> on monday i wrote about my lifelong admiration for jack nicklaus and his amazing career on my blog the daily bret did the come. on my i link to the speech jack's son at the congressional gold medal ceremony last month. a speech if you are a golfer or a dad you should take time to watch. how much of a jack nicklaus fan am i? on my office wall in fox is a signed score card from the 1986 masters when he won his sixth green jacket. i was in the crowd that day in augusta. an excited high school golfer trying to soak it all. in so when 75-year-old jack nicklaus teed it up for the annual par three contest today, naturally i tuned in. then this happened. >> and here is jack at number 4. >> 130-yard par three across the water. really a good golf ball. what a beautiful play. come on, come on come on jack. yes, oh, oh, oh. yes. [cheers and applause] >> when jack nicklaus pulled that ball out of th

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jack knew what to do. take the cowboy with him. and that's how the buttery jack came to be. our juiciest, butteriest craviest burgers ever. the new buttery jack burgers from jack in the box. [captioning made possible by warner bros. domestic television distribution] harvey: welcome to "tmz live." harvey levin here. charles: charles here. harvey: the bruce jenner special is a big deal for all sorts of reasons. this is going to be huge. not just for people interested in the kardashian family and bruce but it will open a window to a lot of things that people haven't been exposed to. charles: people don't understand there's a potential here for them to really for bruce to really explain something that a lot of people find foreign, that they don't understand. even

with the car theft recorded jack called the police. officers spotted the honda later that afternoon. they tell jack three people ran from the car leaving a marijuana pipe. news travels fast in this neighborhood and on social media. they saw the video posted on facebook and came by to ask jack about the cameras. he almost had a car stolen a few months ago. >> we want to put surveillance videos. we will always have a days and something we can put to a police report. >> that's the part jack is happy with as well. >> i was excited. i had the suspects on camera. >> the suspects are still on the loose. abc7 news. >> the california corrections department is appealing a federal order to give a transgender inmate sex reassignment surgery. last week a judge ruled that the convicted murderer who was born as jeff needs a surgery costing up to $100,000. the state argues that she is not in serious immediate physical or emotional danger. >> now to a warning and you will be on the cal state east bay campus tomorrow. they are investigating the threat o

jack knew what to do. take the cowboy with him. and that's how the buttery jack came to be. our juiciest, butteriest craviest burgers ever. the new buttery jack burgers from jack in the box. >> school board member slammed for comments she made about comments over another. some argue she's discriminating against kids from lower income family but she says her words were manipulated. we have the story. >> what did she just say? hi to listen to it a couple times to make sure i heard it right. before i got upset. >> parents martinez like cary whose son in kindergarten are outraged. after hearing an audio clip from last week school board meeting. school board member is heard discussing whether to install air conditioning at predominantly hispanic or mostly white. >> would say 95 percent do not have air conditioning there. but students more acclimated and can handle more heat i would say 95 percent the fact she thinks one school of kids should not have air conditioning with you the other should because of where they live and income they make and the race that they are that they are

the new buttery jack burgers from jack in the box. around here, we're all about fast. that's why xfinity is perfect for me. with millions of wifi hotspots all over the place - including one right here at the shop - now we can stream all things fast and furious. you've done it again, carlos! ♪ with the fastest in-home wifi and millions of hotspots xfinity is perfect for people who love fast. don't miss furious 7 in theaters now. >>> good evening to you. thank you for joining us. i'm peggy bunker. >> i'm terry mcsweeney. she is officially in. hillary clinton run informing the white house, again. the candidate who declared she had cracked the glass ceiling back in 2008 is looking to make history in 2016 as the first female president of the united states. nbc bay area's kimberly terry joining us now with more on how she made the announcement. >> reporter: after years of anticipation today hillary clinton used twitter and her own website to announce she is making a second run for the democrat nomination n. her video on hillary clinton.com she says she is hitting the road

. >> we agreed saying a popular performance by jack i want to hold your hand. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> jack posted instagram photos of other i don't contestants. then we moved on to harold who was laughing at himself when i showed him a photo that she posted on her instagram. music is timeless and music is the universal language of the world. >> how did you get on her instagram? >> do they stay up late enough to watch it live? >> what are you saying? >> i'm saying they are seniors. it's late. i'm tired by 10:00. >> thereby themselves in their rooms and they get together and watch it together where they critique together. the company that watches all the time is rocking it. >> what is back? that's the jax back? come on jacks. >> the top four contestants get a visit for the next round. they will be visiting her home in brunswick new jersey to perform a concert but i will be watching it in east brunswick wednesday night for a viewing party and hopefully the jax pack are there. >> jacks you have a lot of fans on "chasing news" at go get them. we are going to try to use the tracker to track the first lady of new

matt: i think jack is right. the amazing thing is how big of a profit there is in all enterprise technology, hardware and software. amazon is being aggressive. they are still able to make a profit. the other thing that is interesting, while this is accretive for amazon, if you look at microsoft, 23% this would not be accretive. that arian -- therein lies the challenge to try to compete, even though amazon has bigger profits in the cloud business. cory: the apples to apples comparison, sales growth, you've got 20% last year on an annual basis. it is really coming down for amazon. what we did not know was you had a business growing at a 2% clip. does that suggest amazon's business of selling stuff to people is actually slowing down more than we got? jack: you are talking about a business 10 times greater than the size of aws. maybe there is room for it to grow. selling stuff is a more traditional business. it is probably more competitive. amazon had a seven year head start on the cloud. these rates are a manifestat

>> hi jack and suzy. it's carol roth. speaking of the mbas of the future, if you look at the companies coming out today, you have airbnb. you have uber that owns no cars. you have the sharing economy that's different than an mba has seen in the past. if you're coming out of school or doing a real-life mba, what are the things they should be thinking about that are different today than they were perhaps 10 or 20 years ago. >> there has to be more and more transparency because everybody knows everything. you have to have leaders that give real meaning to why people are at work. purpose and you've got to have an atmosphere that suzy will talk about. >> jack's referring to an atmosphere of truth and trust. things are changing so quickly. one of the things they don't teach you in business school is what it's like to get bhaked and what to do when you've been whacked. for the new company, because of the change that's ever-present, you're going to get whacked. your career will blow up or your career will vaporize. to learn how t

jack nicholaus became the jack of old for one hole this ♪ >>> i am always honest. here goes. but i will be brutally honest. the phillies are playing the second game of the season, it's against the boston red sox and i don't hear any excitement about this baseball team. i'm not shock. when management talks about more interest in their minor league players, it tells you all you need to know. now making matters worse for tonight is the weather. wet and cold. it's not baseball weather. but they have to play the game. it's all about the cash. the fans have the toughest job tonight. and even though the players have to play in it, i'm not worried about their pity party. >> i used to play football so playing in the cold we move around yeah, move around a lot more but now it's kind of difficult so you do as much as you can to stay hydrated hydrated and keep your blood flowing and your body. if not tweak muscles happen, pulled muscles and freak accidents like that. >> where did he play football? the dodgers have an exciting baseball team. to la puig now watch this. a runner on second.

the new buttery jack burgers from jack in the box. (cheers and applause) >> jon: back with senator elizabeth warren. i know you've got a huge thing on this student loan thing. what i want you to explain to me because this is the difference between cbl accounting and fair value accounting. what is -- what's the difference -- because apparently that makes all the difference in the world to student loans so what is the difference and is there a difference? >> the question is right now in washington how you do the accounting for anything, where you spend money or have money coming in. >> jon: so we can now agree on science policy and math. >> and hire's why it matters on student loans. >> jon: all right. the interest rate on student loans depends on when you took the loan out. so there are folks who have loans at 6%, 8%, 10% even higher. >> jon: back then the interest rates are hiring, inflation was higher and -- >> even now the interest rate on student loans, depend tong the kind of loan, is pretty substantial. we're in a low interest ra

jack swaggart, command module pilot. three days ago he was on the backup crew. now he replaced ken mattingly. mattingly had been dropped from the mission because he was exposed to german measles. he would watch the launch from mission control. >> auto sequence initiated. >> roger. complete. >> roger. type booster? we are on internal power and will go. the mcc recorder is at flight speeds. >> ignition. >> set to go, all engines. >> looks good here. >> ok. that's what it looks like. ok, we are going one. >> roger. >> booster how do you look? >> looks good. >> we are go, flight. >> ok. >> looks good, flight. >> ok, looks fine. through the window and rocket boosters? you are go. >> climbing in board? staying in flight. >> roger, flight booster ok. >> you don't see a problem with that, do you? >> the next step was to pull free of the first stage and dock with the lunar module aquarius, and jack swaggart. pulling aquarius away from the saturn third stage. >> i can see it now at the hatch window. >> odyssey and aquarius moved away from earth for the moon. >> we have ha

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. >> phyllis: jack? jack, are you out here? >> jack: right here -- with breakfast. >> phyllis: oh. thank goodness. i'm starving. >> jack: yeah. i had a feeling that after last night, you might be famished. >> phyllis: yeah. >> jack: and i wanted to make sure you had everything your heart desired. >> phyllis: well, you have succeeded. but, honey, please don't -- don't do that again, all right? i just -- i...opened my eyes and you weren't there, and i felt like i was waking up out of a

jack: up in the trees... sue: is he looking at you? oh, he is. jack: underwater... sue: it looks like a starfish! johnny: it is a starfish, but different kind altogether. jack: and later, my blooper of the week. [laughter]