morning s show had three different names, at least, and he s worked for cnn in four different buildings. but it all has been a side gig for him as he competed as a fishermen and drummed in a romminro rolling stones cover band, now john is leaving us, moving south to be a shipping magnate with a fleet of his seaworthy vessels. only at cnn would we make you shoot your own good-bye tribute, but that s how we roll here. nothing flusters him ever. i ve never seen him fazed by anything. most calm human ever and so lovely. we re happy for john. congratulations, john, happy for you, but know you will be missed. i want to hear that rolling stones cover band. he s good. he s really, really good, and he s a dead fan, which is just
isolated island off of the coast of georgia. jackie does not live to see her son married. she dies of cancer in may 1994 at the age of 64. the paparazzi were out there and everybody was jumping all over him. and i just remember screaming at one point, you know, get away, it s his mother. you know, give the guy a break. jackie had married greek shipping magnate aristotle onassis and been widowed for a second time. she chose to be buried at arlington national ceremony beside her first husband, jack. jackie kennedy will always be remembered for her courage in the wake of the assassination of her husband and how by that courage she helped to pull the united states together as well as i think to pull together the world. but after bobby s death she
andrea? it s extraordinary. i wanted to ask if there were u.s. teams competing in the tournament. we don t believe so. we believe this was for the most part a south american competition. really one that many people were looking forward to. this team was the fairy tale team so many people in brazil were excited to follow. tom costello with all the developments. thank you so much. all right. we have a lot of new developments in the trump transition effort. msnbc political correspondent kasie hunt and new york times political reporter jeremy peters join me now. jeremy, first to you on trump transition. you have the likely appointment from all indications of elaine chow chao. she is from a prominent family. shipping magnate father in
at the time. but nobody was hurt. and the bomb didn t do a whole lot of damage. the blast went off right outside the home of a greek shipping magnate who had previously served as a board member for the struggling bank of cyprus. sidewalk collapsed swallows a security guard. look at this. this sink hole not in florida but near a construction site in southeastern china. the property manager says the ground suddenly gave way and pulled guy right into the gapping hole. the guard passed out during rescue efforts and later died at the hospital. one official claims the property developer was digging at the construction site without a permit. the u.s. marines are sending out elite rapid response teams to combat threats around the world. and it comes amid ongoing criticism of our military response in benghazi. the details on that live from the pentagon. plus, heads up. you may soon need to replace your map of the united states.
adding insults to injuries, the entire senior staff abandoned him. is this the worst in history? gentlemen, you re here for the kill. at a firing squad. we re going to look at examples of earlier campaigns as we go on. newt gingrich, what do you think, josh? what do you think? one of the worst ever? the most spectacular implosion ever. my sense is that newt never actually had a chance to be nominated. in a that sense, it s not quite at bad as gary hart in 1984 when this guy was going to be the nominee and it blew up in this face. for just sort of for just like i said, spectacularness, it has to be the biggest the only thing he could have done, run off and married a big shipping magnate like jackie to get in more trouble. i have to remind myself of this, chris. his campaign formally launched on may 13th. it was 29 days before then and all of those clips you just had, happened during that time. every minute.