i did meet seth's mom and we decided that we would call it seth's law in honor of her, she had been in and around sacramento for a long time. so the legislation in and of itself, i don't think it's going to work miracles, but it is definitely on people's radar now and i think you hear it in the media more and more. the reason we have a suicide barrier and the reason we are having legislation like this is because of the parents and the families because they are the ones that hurt the most and i would imagine part of the therapeutic thing, you've got to tell this story and telling it in the right place and the right time can be very effective. so seth's law does require that if you witness an act of bullying, that you must report it. >> is that for anybody? >> anyone, but particularly teachers. there is a -- sometimes we see things that aren't very pleasant and if you've ever taken it to muni, you know what i mean. your tendency is to turn away. i heard the word faggot on the play ground when i taught. the teachers were intimidated, they didn't want to be seen to have any empathy because

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"i love seth rogen so much.dea. seth rogen's a good friend of the show. great guy. i'd love to hear his take on iconic lines from well-known movies. come on out, seth. ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: uh -- [ laughter ] hey, seth. how are you? >> i'm good, jimmy. [ laughs ] >> jimmy: seth, would you mind saying your own version of some popular movie lines? >> sure. let's see. i love the smell of weed in the morning. [ laughs ] we're gonna need a bigger bong. [ laughs ] i'll have what she's having 'cause it looks like she's having three pot brownies. [ laughs ] >> jimmy: all right, very good. seth rogen, everyone. thank you, seth. ♪ [ cheers and applause ] busy -- busy man. last one here. from raj lieberman. "hey, jimmy. one of my favorite tv moments of all time was when sam harris sang "somewhere over the rainbow" on "star search" in the '80s. i would give anything to see that again. can you make that happen?" you know, raj, that's actually one of my personal favorites as well. [ light laughter ] it was one o

tou saw them walking home in the ome i >> mason: seth doane in north korea. thanks, seth. pope francis is also drawing huge crowds in brazil. they lined the streets of rio de janeiro as he arrived for a service at copacabana beach. this is his first overseas trip ry pope, and by every indication he loves being among the faithful. dean reynolds is there. >> reporter: from the moment of >> reprival in rio, pope francis has been hands opening his opndow and his arms to countless who have flooded to his side. it has frazzled the nerves of his security detail and left his aides gasping. father thomas rosica is a vatican spokesman. >> we saw the exuberance and desire of people to touch the vans, shut the windows. f peoof me was saying, shut the window." part >> reporter: but this pope goes to of his way to return the affection. his bear hug comes in bunches. there is kissing, caressing, and blessing with hands. there is no apparent papal forrd for the dangers that may lurk in crowds of strangers. yesterday, residents of a violent slum. on wednesday, drug addicts. holding them al

," we will go back to pyongyang as seth doane shows us more of his rare look inside north korea. >>>s, including six americans missing in the south pacific for two months. >>> and legendary fashion designer oscar de la renta joins us in the studio. >>> that's the "cbs morning news" for this friday morning. i'm anne-marie green. have a great day. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com i'm anne-marie green. have a great day. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> you real, real >>> good morning, thank god it's friday! july 26. i'm brian hackney. frank and michelle are off. and i'm getting a whiff of garlic. that must be lawrence karnow live at the gilroy garlic festival this morning. good morning, lawrence. >> reporter: guys, you know what? we have that great smell as you drive down towards gilroy! and you know what? they are already getting ready to go here. flaming up on the great barbecue stuff and all things garlic today. here we go, flame on, guys! looking good. more on your weather coming up. >> that's a live shot, brian, you have been waiting for. cool stuff. thanks, lawrence.

seth doane is our man in beijing. >> 21-year-old thought finding a job would be the toughest thing about moving to beijing. he was wrong. >> this is your room. >> yes. >> reporter: wow, it's tight, his $1600 monthly salary left him $150 for rent. not enough to afford a winnow. >> you cannot tell if it's

jim. >> axelrod: seth doane in pmongyang, north korea. a.ank you. three people were killed in a bus accident in indianapolis this afternoon. a packed bus carrying teenagers urom a church camp overturned on interstate 464, trapping inssengers inside. more than a dozen others were hurt, at least two of them critically. police south florida are trying to piece together why a man opened fire at an apartment complex, killing six. it happened overnight in hialeah, a suburb of miami. police say the gunman, identified as pedro vargas, set apartment he shared with his vawrgs on fire before beginning his shooting rampage. hi went on to kill six people ent oake two others hostage. after an eight-hour standoff a swat team shot and killed dorgas. north carolina has seen its worst flash flooding in decades. n ae than a foot of rain has fallen since midnight in parts of the western half of the state. e.e high water washed away cars edd carved out sinkholes. during his weekly media address today, president obama tried to make his case again for the economic recover

seth doane takes us there. and a salute to the fighting 54th. david martin remembers the first black-american regiment on the 150th anniversary of the day they changed the army. >> they saw it as an opportunity to show that they were the same kind of patriot as everyone else. captioning sponsored by cbs captioning s this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley. >> pelley: good evening. misery had plenty of company today. the country is suffering through the most widespread heat wave of the season. the combination of heat and humidity made it feel like the temperature was in triple digits in the places that you see in darkest red. 100 in new york. 102 in washington d.c., 103 in baltimore. 105 in detroit. here's why it's so hot. a dome of high pressure has settled over the eastern half of the country like a hot, wet blanket. and it's not moving. heat and humidity are very dangerous. in fact, they kill hundreds of americans every year, more than tornadoes, hurricanes, floods and lightning combined. we have two reports tonight. first elaine quij

these are senior people in the firm, seth. go ahead, seth. >> that's exa.rying to downplay this and i understand that's where they're going to try to come from but that's going to be a hard sell. the company is basically surrounded right now and it is a highly coordinated effort by the government. you have the sec which launched an initial action against the individual who you're saying is the principal and lead player in this company, he's the owner and shortly after his lawyers filed a position statement saying among other things that he really didn't read some of the e-mails and he wasn't watching some of that which is not a very good defense to a failure to supervise case. then the feds come in on the other side they do a manuever now if steven cohen provide evidence and testimony in his defense in the sec case in washington, that will be used against him in the federal prosecution in new york. sac is surrounded right now and i don't think steven cohen is completely out of the woods in terms of an indictment. i think he has a problem. david: harvey, we

cbs news correspondent seth doane was one of them. and he sent back this report. >> reporter: the images of north korea engrained in our minds are no easier to comprehend in person. this weekend's military parade rolled down the streets of pyongyang, a place known as the showcase city. the masses assembled seemed to understand their role in the spectacle. even standing in the middle of this, it's hard to give you a sense for just the sheer size, the scale of the celebration. it's difficult to describe the enthusiasm. after all, this is the country of food shortages, human right abuse allegations, and grinding poverty, not exactly issues you put on parade. i stood to the side of the crowd and tried to smile or make eye contact, looking for a hint of the human connection. but north korea is a place where a visit only prompts more questions. the media was carted around in buses. it was almost like being on a ride at disneyland. we were able to see but not grasp. so we just drove by. when we could talk with people, we could not control co

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seth layer is here to tell us -- seth harris here to tell us what it all means. the job front? >> pretty good news report. i don't want to pop the champagne corks but 202,000 private sector jobs. unemployment rate stayed flat but that was because 600,000 people over the course of the last two months have joined the labor market. many of them rejoining after having been unemployed for a long period of time. giving up hope and now they have hope again they'll be able to find a job. so good news generally but we could be growing at a much faster rate. >> bill: i had seen 195,000. >> 195,000 overall in the economy. 202,000 in the private sector. that's 40 consecutive months of private sector job growth. >> bill: 40 consecutive months. paul krugman points out this morning that even at 200,000 it's not enough. that we've got to be like above 300,000 to get the unemployment rate down where it was before the crash of 2008. do you agree with that number? and what can we do to get there? >> well, i don't want to pick a particular number but no question about it. if we crea

what do you say, seth? >> that's right. that's the dilemma.ow this is going to blend in is i think you're identifying an important story, the tend of the future. companies come, in ata clouds will decend upon schools, andd@ we have to identify this important debate to put together the benefits and the efficiencies along with the privacy concerns, and if you blend them together, there's a system that might help to protect children and bring them along in the educatial process. gerri: interesting topic. i know patients all over the country are listening to every word you say, seth, thnks for coming on. >> my pleasure. gerri: later in the show, more governmengettin involved in business. we'll issect a ne aw requiring -- requiring paid sick time, even small employers. next we answer the uestion, how do you do that? ts on how to potect your home from the elements this sumer including heat and flooding and all manner of mayhem like you are seeing righthere. ♪ announcer: where can an investor be a name and t a number? scottrade. ron: i'm never alone

organizations of like but would challenge and seth wilson is that they engage us in this process.this type of flattery is something that we use in our grazing program. the basic premise is that, when this is flapping in the breeze, colors and ribbons, he it's something that wolves are not comfortable with. it makes them a little bit nervous. so if there are wolves around our cow, we can use this product. if a neighboring ranch has a problem with wolves, we can load this machine up and go down and we can do away a mile or two of this product in short of an hour. so it's very flexible. we've seen it work. >> we have removed livestock carcasses from about 40 ranches every spring so that we don't put the welcome mat out in the first place for bears and wolves. the other program we have is the range rider program. we have five people on the team. we spent six months in the field radio tracking wolves and communicating every week to be ranching community werewolves are in relationship to their livestock. we put all of that together and we have seen a decrease in our livestock losses to

seth doane, cbs news, beijing. >>> well, coming up after your local news on "cbs this morning," we'llford, florida, for an update on the george zimmerman trial and get analysis from jack ford. plus, new revelations from leaker edward snowden. john miller has details, and we'll show you how some people are paying for high medical bills through so-called crowd funding. that's the "cbs morning news" for this friday. thanks for watching. i'm anne-marie green. have a great day. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >> your realtime captioner: linda marie macdonald >>> oh, yeah. good morning, everybody! july the 12th. what day is it? >> it is friday!! >> yay! i'm frank mallicoat. >> i'm michelle griego. time now 4:30. >> he said observations yeah! >> friday! >> oh, yeah! >> we are excited today. looks like a great day ahead weather-wise. temperatures in the 50s. some patchy fog outside. by the afternoon, should be a great day. we will have more on that and the weekend forecast coming up. >> and we have barely a car coming toward the san francisco this morning across the golden gate bridge.

seth's mother, nothing we could do to bring seth walsh back. nothing we could do could ensure that her pain or the pain that he and his family and his community suffered through the many years that he was ridiculed and abused and beaten because he was a member of the lgbt community, could bring him back. but what we have in place there, what i want to believe with all that i am that we would have had in place at that school in sacramento if it happened now or any time in the last 3 year, 3 1/2 years, would have been not just an accountability document, but a promise made publicly that we post on our web sites so that when we leave and leaders leave, community can ensure that those resolutions become what they are supposed to be, which are contracts between two parties committed to change so that promises made are promises kept. and i assure you, as secretary duncan has said, that we significance vigorously ensure, we absolutely will take all your federal money because that is what we have the ability to do and no federal dollars on education sh

good news for seth meyers.as all the scoop. >> who cares. >> who comes, by the way, with a little gossip. >> we showed a picture of stacy keibler with an unidentified male. we said we weren't sure if she'd broken up with george clooney. >> that's my friend marcello. he works at abc in casting. >> his real name? >> real name. they are like -- they're pals, but, i mean, i'm not going to -- they are not romantically involved. i can confirm. it would be like -- it would be -- >> would it be a miracle? >> yes, it would be a miracle. yes. it would be something. >> it would be out of the norm? >> or maybe of the norm in hollywood. >> yes, yes. >> that's true. >> that was a nonanswer, but we get it. >> i think they can all read between the lines. >> talk about nigella lawson. this has turned into such a bad story. >> such a lovely person. >> so her estranged husband, charles saatchi. >> of saatchi & saatchi. >> right. >> he is the one who has been -- all these photos of them having lunch. he had his hand around her nec

the seth walsh case in tehachipe is an example of that. so those are the tools we have. we have a lot of discussion, senator franken and others have introduced bills in the united states senate to address precisely the questions that you are asking, governor, and we have supported them and we continue to look forward -- as a prosecutor i always want more tools. you know, i see a problem out there and i want to have the tools to fix it. we passed a hate crimes law in 2009 that enables us to work with local law enforcement in much more effective ways to combat hate crimes including but not limited to lgbt motivated violence. so we'd love to have more tools. but, you know, with the tools that we currently have, we're doing as much as we can and i think ruslyn's point about the uptick in the number of complaints we're both receiving, i'm not sure that necessarily reflects, as ruslyn correctly pointed out, that there's an uptick in violence. the doctrine of futility often resulted in less complaints being seen. i think there's a commitment in the federal level to doing our le

seth, good to see you. >> good morning.d to be with you. >> bill: i have to tell you, i love your product. i've had many, many bottles of honest tea. i tell you where i find it at sweet greens which is a great restaurant chain. >> i was one of their founding investors. >> bill: were you really? >> i was just at their opening new store in new york city. they expanded to their 20th store. >> bill: 20 now. they're really great. i know they carry your product. and you have so many different -- this is not -- this is not a commercial sponsorship here but honestly, i love the product. look, i have an orange mango. you've got peach white. i can't wait to try this. i would be drinking this except this one is not chilled. pomegranate blue is the new flavor right? >> very popular. >> bill: chobani makes a pomegranate yogurt. >> i've got the green tea. this is delicious. >> bill: you started how long ago? >> 15 years ago out of my house. had five thermoses. in bethesda, maryland. five thermoses and an empty snapple bottle and went to

. >>> some history made in the nhl today by a young man by the name of seth jones.e was chosen overall fourth by the national predators, that may not sound that impressive, but it actually ties a record. pete schraeger here from foxsports.com. pete? >> his father, pop eye jones, coach for brooklyn nets, seth jones one of the best hockey players in the nation, that's his father. he was drafted fourth overall by the predators. the highest for african-american hockey players drafted into the nhl. huge, huge accomplishment, amazing celebration here. and first overall pick, nathan mckin ento the colorado avalanche, same home as sydney crosby. that's a major accomplishment. >> awesome. congrats to him. we have a lot of hockey fans on staff. >>> so nb park. >> out on long island at the women's u.s. open, she wins. what she did here, three majors to start the season, there's four majors in the season. the first female ever to win all three majors to start the year. if she completes this, it is considered a grand slam. she will be the first to ever do it. she was fantastic a

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seth in new jersey. seth? >> caller: hey, cramer. >> how are you? >> caller: pretty good. was just curious, what is your take on sandisk, sndk? >> i think it's terrific. they absolutely are the right place to be. why is that? because they're flash and they do a great job. sandisk is for me. and that, ladies and gentlemen, is the conclusion of the lightning round! >> the lightning round is sponsored by td ameritrade. >>> coming up, air superiority? tech giant s.a.p. is fighting for a prime position in the business of cloud computing. but today's weaker than expected report grounded its shares. is this just temporary turbulence, or is the stock about to lose some altitude? about to lose some altitude? don't miss cramer's exclusive. [ sizzling ] >>> some of the best companies in software and service have been finding they're going a little hard of late. seems that business is slow for many. sometimes going to be a big winner in the industry, s.a.p. reported a number that some analysts found disappointing. the stock is now down 8% for the year. don't get me wrong. sap is maybe

first i'm going to start with seth in new jersey. seth. >> boo-yah from hoboken, new jersey., jim? >> all right. what's going on? >> i want your take on mako surgical. >> shark here. here's my problem with mako. they disappointed too many times. i know it's a jersey company. i think i'd rather be a seller than buyer. dave in california. >> hey, boo-yah, jim, from west los angeles. >> i know that area quite well. how can i help? >> i'm still a believer in america's comeback in infrastructure and i'm considering in investing in one of two great american companies. axiol and hc holdings. >> supply holds, not bad. axiol, they disappointed. remember this is the spin on ppg. if you think housing's coming back and you know that our costs of natural gas liquids are low, that's buy, buy, buy. smith in texas. smith. >> hello, jim, boo-yah. i'm wondering about check -- company. >> i like check point. it's really come back. this is antistealing and there's always room for that. still tremendous step at many of the major stores. talk about it we hind the scenes. andres in pennsylvania. >>

seth is traveling across the u.s. making sure servers in all 50 states get a great tip in honor of aaron. take a look at this latest surprise in indianapolis. >> back in july of last year, my little brother passed away, aaron, and his last wish in his will was that we go out to dinner and leave a waiter or waitress an awesome tip and this is $500. it's for you. you're welcome. you're welcome. >> i seriously love watching these videos. it's a great reminder, as long as we have the semi-feudal institution of tipping in this country, always err on the side of generosity. the third awesomest thing on the internet today, the new front in the battle for gender equality. the convention at seneca falls. "the new york times" discovers one man's plan to allow women to join the bocce ball club is not going over too well with some of its members. traditionally the club has been a refuge of elderly males and 69-year-old ronny cohen wants to keep it that way. i'm not saying women are inferior but they're inferior players. i want to

. >> seth williams, the d.a. in philadelphia, did a great job of prosecuting a case everybody thought was just awful where an abortion doctor apparently killed a couple of kids who survived the abortion procedure. nobody in the pro choice came to the defense of this doctor. nobody stood outside and said he's being unfairly prosecuted. everybody was just appalled by what happened and saddened by what happened. and so it was a time when seth williams as the d.a. of philadelphia was able to bring people together on both sides of the issue and say this is just wrong and doesn't need to happen again. >> goldie? >> what that doctor did in philadelphia was atrocious, but it was already illegal. so he was a criminal. i say without reservation he was a murderer. but in some these instances like in north carolina and ohio, they are setting back -- and in texas, they are setting back the clock to actual conception. rather than the viability of a child. so i think therein lies an issue. i think it is a privacy issue. this sh

with seth myers. and you take a long time describing the car that you're in. >> i do like cars. and i like to talk about them just for a couple of minutes at the beginning of the show. just because it's a weird thing to do. >> stephen: you always like to describe where you are and where you're sitting. >> yeah, i like to talk about things that we're all interested in. >> stephen: we're at 151 west 54th street right now. that converted to the daily show. when he left i took it over. we're at a solid wood table that has a leaf right here. we're in two herman miller chairs. do you want some coffee? >> look at that. is this really coffee. >> stephen: it is. would you like some? >> fox. that's the best kind of coffee. >> stephen: basic cable. we spare no expense. >> this is great. stephen: so why those three things? i know you don't want to talk about. >> why do i describe the car. stephen: why cars, coffee and comedians? >> because... because they're the things of normal living. >> stephen: comedians are not normal living. i'm not a comedian. >> well, you are. you're funny. >> steph

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