in his job to help him stock the store s refrigerator. he s so good, man. i appreciate that. that customer, 17-year-old jack ryan edwards from baton rouge. he has autism and he s nonverbal. jack s father, sid, capturing the moment on his cell phone, and you can hear how moved he is by the kindness shown to his son. i m watching a miracle in action. i m watching a miracle, he says, his son interacting with that young worker. he s an autistic child. he would help him for 30 minutes. jack ryan s family was so grateful, his sister first sharing the kind deed on facebook. talk about a standup young man, she writes, applauding the grocery store worker, jordan, for being kind to her brother. and then, kindness shown to jordan, the worker. a go fund me page set up to help send him to college, already raising more than $50,000 tonight. hi. today, the family sending us a message. this is my baby brother, jack
earth. tension mounts around convention hall in chicago and democrats stream in for the big convention. it was not long after jack s back operation, but he wanted to prove to everyone that he was vital and fit. at the democratic national convention, jack surprises everyone by announcing his candidacy for vice president. jack looks at bobby and says, bobby, would you call dad and give him the news? joe kennedy wanted his son to be president of the united states, but he didn t want him to try for vice president and lose and somehow blot his copybook before he was ready for the real run for the white house. the old man just rages obscenely over the phone, you boys don t know what you re doing. almost like a father talking to a bunch of 5-year-olds. at this point jack kennedy, for the first time in his life,
it may seem like it was coincident with the president s biggest domestic troubles, i think that may have been only one component. i agree. we sure are covering the western half of the nation tonig tonight. director brennan was in san francisco. jack s in austin. general mccaffrey is in seattle. there you have it for geographic diversity. gentlemen, thank you on a busy night. thanks very much for taking the time to take our questions on this military action, speaking of which one more stop on our lead story before we switch our focus and pivot into the trump administration today and politics. to hanz nicoles we go back at the pentagon. hans, you ve noticed something about the utterances by the u.s. as they say here at the pentagon, as you well know, they say the enemy gets a vote. i think what we re going to have in the next 10 to 12 hours as
looking for fraud in connection with cohen s dealings with them. but whatever the case may be i think they re looking at something very serious. i think that mr. cohen probably is in significant legal jeopardy. and i think that the president is probably very, very concerned about the fact that michael cohen is not just a lawyer but he is somebody who has worked for him in nonlegal capacities. and those capacities, there is no privilege. as i said knows where the bodies are buried. and there are documents indicating where the bodies are. i agree with jack s analysis. and, you know, i know mr. cohen s a lawyer, but i m not entirely clear when he s acting as a lawyer, when he s acting as a fixer. when he s acting as a friend, and that can affect the attorney-client privilege.
that s why rosenstein directed it be handed off to the southern district of new york. but i think that the crimes in question, which may be fraud of a different kind, you alluded to some of them. we know they were interested in materials related to i think it was the national inquirer. and it may be that they re looking for fraud in connection with cohen s dealings with them. but whatever the case may be i think they re looking at something very serious. i think that mr. cohen probably is in significant legal jeopardy. and i think that the president is probably very, very concerned about the fact that michael cohen is not just a lawyer but he is somebody who has worked for him in nonlegal capacities. and those capacities, there is no privilege. as i said knows where the bodies are buried. and there are documents indicating where the bodies are. i agree with jack s analysis. and, you know, i know mr. cohen s a lawyer, but i m not entirely clear when he s acting as a lawyer, when