. >> his ruthless politician, frank underwood, has become a favorite even in washington. >> bill clinton said, i always wanted to be in your profession. >> a conversation with kevin spacey, ahead on "sunday morning." >> osgood: martha teichner meets the creators of freakonomics. steve hartman has a chat with a big tipper. dismisses hopes for dinosaur revival and more. first headlines from this sunday morning the 4th of may, 2014. ukrainian forces are on the move again today, they're trying to get control of public building from pro-russian separatists across eastern ukraine. yesterday, seven european military observers held captive by pro-russian separatists were freed after eight days. in northeastern afghanistan rescuers have given up looking for survivors buried under a massive mudslide. hundreds of people are missing, volunteers were doing everything that they could but little can be done. the washington press corps rolled out the red carpet at the white house correspondents dinner. guests were from hollywood and political stars and president obama who poked fun of himself and -- >>

that's francis underwood. they're all scared of him. to you about it? >> well, i heard that president obama likes the show. i think he said something about he wished washington were as ruthlessly pragmatic as it is the in the show. [ impersonating bill clinton ] but i'll tell you who loves that show. [ laughter ] [ applause ] i love that "house of cards." [ laughter ] 99% of what they do on that show is real. [ laughter ] and the 1% they got wrong is you could never get an education bill passed that fast. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: more with kevin spacey when we get back everybody. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ gigantic, gigantic, gigantic ♪ a big, big love ♪ gigantic, gigantic, gigantic ♪ a big, big love ♪ ♪ man: we know when parents and teachers work together... woman: our schools get stronger. man: as superintendent of public education, that's been tom torlakson's approach. woman: torlakson has supported legislation to guarantee spending decisions about our education tax dollars are made by parents, teachers and the local community..

here is the show's creator explaining why he's allowing th underwood character to kill for the job. >who gets to the highest offices of power is a murderer. they have to be willing to be a murderer. whether it's killing someone in a garage or sending 100,000 troops off to war. s you are making decisions that are life and death and the result of the decision is that some people may die. >> what do you say, bobby? >> i say that boy spends too much time out of washington. do i think the character went too far? >> yeah, a little bit. there was a lot of truth to it. do i think politicians kill? no. do i think listening to that could kill me? yes. >> you have to have some sort of ice in your blood to be a top level politician. >> i don't know. not necessarily. do i think that somebody like paul ryan doesn't have ice in his blood. but one of the things aboutk s "house of cards" that makes itkw watchable is that it's drama, in it's fiction. it's not supposed to be realitya when frank underwood actually kills the congressman, that was a parta, where i thought, it jut didn't fit. i didn't think

underwood, of course, played by seven spacey.e's a clip from the second season. >> i can go after linda, dig into her past. >> neutralizing her won't neutralize the bigger problem. it's the president after blood. >> then what's his move? >> he can't ask me to resign. he'd have to force me out. >> michael kelly here in the studio. good to see you, sir. >> nice to see you. >> huge fan of the show. so it's great to have you here in person. did you know that show was going to become what it has become when you were taping? be honest. >> no, because we didn't know how -- you know, knowing it was netfl netflix, new media and how it would be released, we had no idea. knowing the pedigree of people involved, it was like i had a pretty good feeling it would do something. >> second year going to the d dinner tonight, i understand. which politician are you most eager to hang out with? >> i mean, of course i would love to meet the president. i think so highly of him. but i actually have been having a lot of fun with chris matthews. we did a

when frank underwood killed the congressman, i don't think that was realistic. i think that was a step too far. >> this guy revealed how adolescent and puny many creative minds are. making decisions of life and death makes you some kind of a murderer. it's that kind of relativism drains the word murder. this guy -- he's operating on the intelligence of a freshman high school student who just bought, you know, "naked lunch" and spouting garbage in the cafeteria and what a moron. >> in scandal, the vice president killed her husband and everybody seemed to enjoy that issue. >> we're like spoiler central here. >> it already aired. >> netflix hasn't, though. >>> the naacp is getting a ton of heat from the african-american community and the media over their lifetime achievement award they planned on honoring donald sterling with later this month. as for his 2009 award, listen to their long time president, leon jenkins. >> it the los angeles naacp going to make a request to him to return, tht like an heisman trophy, we're not going to ask him to return an award that he

. >> you're interviewing frank underwood. >> it was like tv geek.d him you're playing frank underwood. how does that affect the way you see d.c. now when you visit washington, d.c., and here's what he had to say. >> i find it amusing that lots of people in washington embraced the character. i find it amusing that many of them pretend it is not really like this. they say it's very cynical. it's a fictional version of our esteemed members of congress. i say it's a little bit disappointing to see that we send people to washington and they don't do their job. it's frustrating to see. that's why i think maybe the show has become so successful because for an american audience or maybeç around the world it is amazing to watch congress get things done. >> that is kevin spacey. in both those shows, available on netflix. >> drivers pulled over by police for driving without ice cream. and a tv studio destroyed during an all-out brawl on live tv. i'm m-a-r-y and i have copd. i'm j-e-f-f and i have copd. i'm l-i-s-a and i have copd, but i don't want my breathin

country singer carrie underwood, revealing on twitter, it's not every day that miranda lambert buys youuet at the billboard awards. the wheels may have been a thank you gift. now, all she needs is a motorcycle driver. >> yeah. >> that's a big bike. >> i'm out of here for a few weeks. what are you going to get me? >> we have to get that for michael. >> it's right outside. >> i'll take a scooter. >> you got a workout. >> i'm heading to the end of kaiser right now. back to you. >>> we're going to do "the heat index" now. and kicking it off a social media campaign. it's targeting women. >> over 1 million tweets logged using that hash tag #yesallwomen. women sharing some of their experiences of harassment and sexual assault, following elliot rodger's shooting rampage. kerry washington tweeting this. i've been off twitter all day. just now reading the #y #yesallwomen tweet. >> lena dunnen, tweeting, just got to say on the almost summer's day, i love my my brave web friends. #yesallwomen. >> there's so many tweets. it struck a chord. there were a couple that stood out to me. one woman tweeted,

check out something bad, miranda lambert and carrie underwood. ♪ >> that's going to be a hit song.. i'm done. >> all right. we like it. bob, what do you got for us? keep it clean. >> i said my colleague eric bolling loves to be in television. just today alone. >> look who is with us today. >> good to be here. i'm having fun so far. >> hour three starts right now. >> ladies and gentlemen, eric bolling in for. >> one lucky guy, eric bolling. >> i'm one lucky guy in outnumbered. >> it's 5:00 in new york city and this is "the five." >> honestly. you are hosting -- >> was i luckiest guy in the world? >> he will be performing later. >> funny, jesse. this is my last time here? >> it might be. >> there you go. >> a lot of commencement controversies going on these days. we have peyton manning though delivering a nice one at the university of virginia. check it out. >> one regret that i've always had here is i never got to throw any football passes here on this lawn, so if you will indulge me, i'm going to fulfill that dream right now. seriously, there is no pressure here at all. if you drop

one of the most beloved georgia attorneys, norman underwood. he became my mentor and took me under his wing and he may need a better lawyer, and if i am fortunate enough to be confirmed by this august body, i will be privileged to say i got to practice law with norman underwood. finally, i would like to recognize my parents, didion and irving cohenn. they were born in brooklyn, children of immigrants, and children of the great depression, because of their family situation, they were unable to achieve the education that they provided for their only son. my father enlisted in the united states army during world war two. he was a disabled veteran, and he ran a small business. my mom was the secretary and worked in the home. together, because of their support and sacrifice, i was able to go to college and law school and lead a life that led me to this moment before you today. i know if they were here they would be very proud. and with that, i welcome any of your questions. >> thank you, mr. cohen. >> thank you for holding this hearing and i'm honor

bad things happen when frank underwood doesn't like you. >> true that.k that was. have a great weekend. >> we heard a large boom. >> it sounded like a freight train. >> houses are destroyed vehicles litter the sidewalks. >> powerful tornado outbreak in the southern half of the country. >> lord, you're going to take care of this child, i know you are. we put our faith in you. >> you want to broadcast that you're associating with black people. >> players, phammer players and fans express outrage. >> i am banning mr. sterling for life. >> e-mails just at the white house twisted the facts. >> we do not have information that this was premeditated. >> there was more violence in eastern ukraine where the government is struggling zbefrts pro russian separatists. >> the vatican is celebrating two new saints pope john xxiii and pope john paul ii. >> i will be stepping down as the host of this show. thanks, everybody. that was quite convincing. >> were the pigs flying in los angeles this morning? >> i certainly didn't think in my lifetime i would see clooney gettin

of -- >> they want walter white. >> they want walter white. >> rose: they obviously want francis underwood. >> rose: is this the last year of "house of cards in? >> i hope not. >> rose: you really don't? >> i'm having the time of my life. let me tell you, if there was any dream situation where i would have done a television series and had the kind of collaborative experience i've had with all of our creators and directors that have come on-- and the cast is just extraordinary. it's so much fun because i'm heavily involved in it. i feel, you know, we all grap welit and we talk about it and we discuss it and bo comes up withap idea and i have an idea and he goes away a week later and says your idea is terrible but that led me to this idea this led to this-- it's an a journey we're all on, and the funnest part is there is so much i don't been francis, so much i have to learn about this man. we may reveal it. we may not. but every time i get a script, i'm like, oh, wow, this is interesting. >> rose: what is it he shares request richard iii? >> obviously, they're both stories about the nature o

. >> carrie underwood and miranda lambert set the stage on fire. ♪ >> the two-day beaued their duet somethingble. >> it will be cold if you are living in the northeast. frost and freeze advisory. good morning maria. >> good morning heather and ainsley. we are talking frost advisories and freeze warnings in effect all because of chili temperatures this morning on the i 85 corridor. it is sections of the northeast looking at a number of advisories due to the chilly temperatures this morning. further to the west are heating up claims across texas oklahoma and into kansas and parts of the southwest. we have warm temperatures in place along with gusty winds. across northern rockies into the northern plains. some areas of heavy rain with a couple inches expected that will be moving on to the great lakes. those areas coming up today and tomorrow the northern plains and into the great lakes. >> 41 minutes after the top of the hour. outrage over souvenirs being sold at the 9-11 museum shop. is this inappropriate? we are live with reactions. >> here is luke ryan. you, my friend are a master of diversif

. >> do you have what it takes to tangle with a man like house of cards frank underwood?e of us climbing to the top of the food chain there can be no mercy. there is but one move. hunt or be hunted. >> if so, there is an open casting call for the show's upcoming third season. one of the top roles? director of the n.s.a. the baltimore-based casting agency looking for men and women aged 45 to 55. >> he's no angel. one baseball fan going to extremes to catch a foul ball. >> and parents sharing their baby's bad behavior on the web. is it all in good fun or just plain mean? just plain mean? your comments up next. you, my friend are a master of diversification. who would have thought three cheese lasagna would go with chocolate cake and ceviche? the same guy who thought that small caps and bond funds would go with a merging markets. it's a masterpiece. thanks. clearly you are type e. you made it phil. welcome home. now what's our strategy with the fondue? diversifying your portfolio? e*trade gives you the tools and resources to get it right. are you type e*? have your next burg

carrie underwood and miranda lambert sang a duet. they both looked -- >> rock 'n' roll, i hear. >> awesome. >> it is called "something bad." ♪ don't know what happened something bad ♪ ♪ oh something bad >> i love when country and rock come together like that. >> the legs on those ladies. katy perry, miley cyrus performed from their country tour. i don't know if we have a little of that. >> i don't think so. lorde won for best new artist and her hair was straight. i was, like -- >> she seems so much older than 17. it is kind of really kind of impossible to believe she's 17. >> she had a wild, crazy outfit on. >> jennifer lopez won the icon award and who won it last year? did you find out? prince won it last year. okay. so somebody who proved their mettle through the years. >> yes. she has sold a ton of albums and she's kind of everywhere. what a weird moment, i don't know whether it was something to be seen, whether you loved it or not, michael jackson's hologram. he was dancing. i'll tell you about it more in buzz, but you saw the im

john: singer carrie underwood said this to oprah. >> i don't eat meat. >> you are vegan, right? i haven't made a steak ever, i don't think. >> so you are vegan. >> yeah. john: so is jennifer lopez who recently said i recommend the vegan diet because you wake up and feel great. ellen degeneres and natalie portman had vegan weddings. tia mowery cut this ad for peta. >> it is filling and full, it's acidic, full of fat and clogs up the arteries. john: yeah, robb. you paleo folks push lots of meat. >> i mean really when you look at the literature on the paleo diet, the predominance is vegetables, fruits, nuts, tubers, nuts and seeds. . >> the guardian reports that french vegans face trial after the death of a baby fed only on breast milk from a vegan mom. clearly it's not enough for everyone to live. >> i disagree, there is so much evidence of the vegan diet being healthy for pregnant women and for their children while breast-feeding. in this particular case, they were fed soy milk and replaced breast milk as well as apple juice. it wasn't a nutrient rich and the right diet for the b

carrie under wad and miranda -- underwood and miranda lambert belted out a new duet debut.tie perry celebrated her song "birthday" on a spectacular cake. but it was the iconic twists and thrusts and a moon walk that mesmerized the most. the late king of pop back to life as a hole gram. -- hologram. >> the billboard music award goes to imagine dragons. >> lourd received top new artist and top female artist went to katy perry. >> justin timberlake. >> he took top artist of the year. >> i won! >> and jennifer lopez became the first woman crowned a billboard icon. the michael jackson hologram trended to the top of twitter. abc news, los angeles. >>> an icon of the 1950s music scene has died. jerry veil died at his palm desert home. he was 83. he was known for his high tenor voice of romantic songs. he was in declining health. >>> "godzilla" crushed the competition at the box office this weekend. the creature feature had the second biggest opening of the year with $91 million in ticket sales. "godzilla" tripled the sale of" neighbors" and "the other woman rounded out the top fiv

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carrie under wad and miranda -- underwood and miranda lambert belted out a new duet debut. katie perry celebrated her song "birthday" on a spectacular cake. but it was the iconic twists and thrusts and a moon walk that mesmerized the most. the late king of pop back to life as a hole gram. -- hologram. >> the billboard music award goes to imagine dragons. >> lourd received top new artist and top female artist went to katy perry. >> justin timberlake. >> he took top artist of the year. >> i won! >> and jennifer lopez became the first woman crowned a billboard icon. the michael jackson hologram trended to the top of twitter. abc news, los angeles. >>> an icon of the 1950s music scene has died. jerry veil died at his palm desert home. he was 83. he was known for his high tenor voice of romantic songs. he was in declining health. >>> "godzilla" crushed the competition at the box office this weekend. the creature feature had the second biggest opening of the year with $91 million in ticket sales. "godzilla" tripled the sale of" neighbors" and "the other woman rounded out the top

one of the most beloved georgia attorneys, norman underwood. he became my mentor and took me under his wing and he may need a better lawyer, and if i am fortunate enough to be confirmed by this august body, i will be privileged to say i got to practice law with norman underwood. finally, i would like to recognize my parents, didion and irving cohenn. they were born in brooklyn, children of immigrants, and children of the great depression, because of their family situation, they were unable to achieve the education that they provided for their only son. my father enlisted in the united states army during world war two. he was a disabled veteran, and he ran a small business. my mom was the secretary and worked in the home. together, because of their support and sacrifice, i was able to go to college and law school and lead a life that led me to this moment before you today. i know if they were here they would be very proud. and with that, i welcome any of your questions. >> thank you, mr. cohen. >> thank you for holding this hearing and i'm honor

i haven't underwood typewriter. when the lights go out to turn electrical storm, i am still working. >> you're not on the internet. no, but i have people who are on the internet. they give me reams of material, sometimes too much. information retrieval problem here. is putting information on a , to knowledge, to judgment, to experience, and then to wisdom. a lot of people never get past the information. they overwhelmed by bits of information. >> you think it was worse when you -- you think it is worse than when you started on this? >> i think so. than 20,less history 30, 40 years ago. they don't know prominent people. you have people who don't even know who phil donahue was. he is one of the best-known people in the country. was your campaign manager in oh no.the -- >> >> he wasn't on your side? >> phil donahue is a greatest .xponent he had me on 32 times. on 32 reverend fallow times. he had people on. he deftly disagreed with. he give them air time and the biggest talk show in america. that is when you know he bel

this is valerie jarrett coming from the white house as well, and president frank underwood. >> that's all for us. again jeff gundlach in a matter of moments. "power lunch" starts right now. >>> halftime is over. "power lunch" anded second half of the trading days start right now. >> scott, thank you very much. we'll check in with you in just a minute a lot of volatility. the dow down triple digits. a lot of stocks at all-time highs do you beware of them? when it comes to the economy, despite the mixed messages, despite those numbers that showed basically a flat economy in the first quarter of the year. amd, target and target's ceo steps down in the wage of a big data breach. who will take over? why does there seem to be a ceo vacuum in retail right now? we look at who could be the next generation of retail leaders? first, though, sue is in the house. >> i am, ty. glad to be here. investors on a pretty wild ride. the dow was down triple digits earlier in the session, but we have come back considerably, but right now we're down about 12.3 points, down 0.61, and transports are down 30 po

carrie underwood and miranda lambert performing "something bad" together. ♪ lucy in the sky with diamondsere was miley channeling her inner beatle and ke$ha making one of her first appearances since leaving rehab for an eating disorder. 17-year-old "royals" sensation lorde -- >> thank you so much. >> reporter: took home top new artist and top rock song. ♪ i know a little bit something good ♪ >> reporter: but it was jennifer lopez who made history becoming the first woman ever to take home the icon award. >> thank you. i love you. good night. >> jennifer lopez looking good. the biggest moment of the night by far on both social and search was michael jackson's performance. tweets just pouring in from you all night. so many of you weighing in and our "gma" flash poll voting whether the king of pop's performance was cool or creepy. 33% of you said it was cool. 67% thought it was a little bit creepy, but everybody agreed it was truly a thriller and coming up, more on how they pulled off that performance. guys, it really was incredible. >> it was. not even close on the cool and creepy. >> i thi

this is valerie jarrett coming from the white house as well, and president frank underwood. >> that'seff gundlach in a matter of moments. "power lunch" starts right now. >>> halftime is over. "power lunch" anded second half of the trading days start right now. >> scott, thank you very much. we'll check in with you in just a minute a lot of volatility. the dow down triple digits. a lot of stocks at all-time highs do you beware of them?

an underwood typewriter. when the lights go out due to working.l storm i'm host: you are not on the internet? whot: no, but i have people and they internet give me reams of material, sometimes too much. is no information retrieval problem here. putting the information on knowledge, to judgment, to experience and to wisdom. a lot of young people today ever get past the information button. they are overwhelmed by bits of information. host: do you think it is worse when you started this? guest: in a way. i find young people today know history than 20, 30, 40 years ago. don't know prominent people. they have people who don't know donohue. he was one of the best anyone in the country 20 years ago. host: was he your running made or campaign manager? no, no. host: but he was on your side. guest: phil donohue is the greatest exponent of the first practice in the 20th century in america. times and he had falwell on 32 times. he had people on he disagreed with and he gave them air time. that is when you know he in the

. >>> in belgium, one assumed to be exposed to the charms of frank underwood.ost significant expansion in three years, bringing its streaming service to some of one europe's most poplous nations, germany, france, austria, luxembourg and switzerland of the getting in on bing watching, binge watching fun. that is lifting shares. look at that. >>> england putting other nations to shame when it comes to narcissism. london is the selfie capital of the world. 14% of all selfies are taken in london more than any city on earth. at this rate it is matter of time until the queen get as selfie on instagram, right? i would look at that. >>> meet this new vehicle has rogue drivers everywhere longing for tires that can not be deflated. these bad boys were originally designed for special forces there. now they are commercially available. gary joins me with more on this one. i've been sold tires before they said could not go flat. how are these different from those. >> those tires are pneumatic tires. these are non-pneumatic tires. they run flat and get a puncture drive slowly

apparently frank underwood's treacherous ways don't come cheap.de said to cost $4.5 million to make. as for what that means for binge watchers, $1 extra a month. not bad. new subscribers will pay that price now. if you're an existing customer, that price change will happen in 2016. i think it's worth it if you've seen "house of cards," or "orange is the new black." take my dollar if it means better programming. >> fair enough. >> we will. we'll take your dollar. >> call dr. dre, too, for some money. now that he's hit it big. >> he can afford to loan it out. >>> also, percolating this morning with caffeine. the top-five coffee obsessed cities. "men's health" has ranked america's biggest coffee drinkers. the top spot goes to portland, maine, followed by manchester, new hampshire, burlington, vermont, portland, oregon, and albuquerque, new mexico. we've been asking for your morning mug photos on twitter and facebook. here's jamie from maryland. >> she looks angry. >> she hasn't drank the coffee yet. >> a bitter brew there. >> grumpy. >> and this one

the talk of tonight's show is centered around an anticipated duet between carrie underwood and mirandabin thicke, supposedly written about or for his ex, paula patten. but most of all, with the help of technology, music fans are eager to see michael jackson take the stage again. ♪ you knock me off of my feet now, baby ♪ ♪ hooo >> reporter: the king of pop, fixed to get fans on their feet tonight, as a hologram, at the billboard music awards. ♪ you know it's thriller >> reporter: in his appearance, michael jackson is set to twist, thrust and moonwalk back into music. but m.j.'s comeback is littered with controversy. ♪ i'm bad, i'm bad >> reporter: in an emergency lawsuit filed thursday, the two companies with rights to the hologram technology tried to pull the curtain on jackson's return stating they will suffer irreparable injury in the form of price erosion, loss of goodwill, damage to reputation and loss of business opportunities. the court, striking down the lawsuit, allowing the show to go on. >> they can still pursue this case. they can still try to get money damages. they can sti

this couple the pop songs including the space on the here and you know sufis ships underwood he couldn't win the awful design mentally design for me stop you were married price of eleven years so. the look of those increments assistance of papa was this girl really old familiar with. so listen to nothing the trial and we really surprise to everybody but only last weekend when we heard chinese coast guard the hiking oh why. the tech the signal black box actually it's the inmates are attached to the fuel from quarter to hold onto wood to location because the italian navy. says. the sonics say no is the frequency of certain point five k or her self up in odis a very deep sea it's about four thousand need to be the looks of this level and of course got ships which he signed two. in for school i see. as the system to detect them back to the mill on in that keeps the blood and in egypt which has a range about one miles is a really nice surprise for me that they have the capability to dig up that kind of signal. i think china recently. in a really odd interests of knowledge really move a lot wi

. >> claire underwood from house of cards were not a fictional character, i don't know what i would wandern the white house or not. but i bet she could get there. >> that's what i mean by severely compromised. >> she would kill a few people along the way. >> finally i would like to return to an old question. particularly women who came of age in the '70s and before, i think it ever occur to them that the word feminist had negative connotation, that it was something that they would be uncomfortable identifying themselves at. so you're in a classroom. you're in a classroom, too. i don't know how much trust you with younger women, myrick, but when you hear i'm not a feminist, what is your reaction? do you have a rant or steel or anything like that? >> i find them a place in the sun. have to do a report on it spent when it's interesting and about and interest but, back in 70 i said i wanted to go out and do interview blue collar working women. i've talked to gloria steinem about it, it was an upper-class movement and the middle-class movement, as it was during the victorian period. these women

. >> and carrie underwood will probably run next. paul steinhauser, great to have you with us.et's look at what's coming up on "new day." kate bolduan is joining us this tuesday. good morning. >> good morning. we're following the same story you guys are, that horrifying story of more than 200 schoolgirls kidnapped by a terror group in nigeria. the group has not only kidnapped and held them, they are now threatening to sell the girls as international frustration grows over the efforts to rescue them or lack thereof. what can be done to find these girls? what more should be done? christi christiane amanpour is going to be joining us as well as experts who know the country very well. we'll stay on top of that. and we'll also continue to cover the continuing violence in ukraine. it's intensifying, the death toll rising in bloody clashes between pro-russian militants and ukrainian troops. just look at the video. is ukraine on the verge of war? will russia use the bloodshed as an excuse to invade? we're breaking down the conflict and what, if any, options leaders have to try and calm

dan lytton and peter underwood. they were the descendents of those who founded the university medical center. these american missionaries came in the late 19 century and founded hospitals and schools. they did many work for the people. in 1945, after the u.s. rose the tories from the pacific war, korea was liberated from japan's colonial rule. however, the disarmament of japanese troops north of 38th parallel was hindered by soviet union. as the soviet union forces occupy the north, the peninsula became divided and suffered structural problems. after our liberation, the united states, who is in charge of militarization for south korea, withdrew their forces before june 29, 1949, as the republic of korea government was established in 1948. they left only 479 members at the korean military advisory group. also, january 1, 1950, the secretary of state, mr. dean acheson, excluded korea from your specific development line. because of these, -- [inaudible] all those series of unfortunate events cost the peninsula divide i

we had stevie nicks, carrie underwood, bonnie rait, sheryl crow, tried to get a wide variety of womenction. that's what we do at the museum. that's our goal is to show a connection between what the inductees are and people they influence. >> that's a whole show right there. >> that will be a subset. >> we talked back stage also for a few minutes about cat stevens. had not played in new york city for an emotional -- it was incredible. his voice sound exactly like it was in 1972. >> when cat stevens opened his mouth, it was beautiful. he's been living a very modest life and it's obviously reflected in his voice. >> people were blown away by that. all these people, all the inductees get so into it and they've give us this. >> so if springsteen gets inducted in 1999 and the band gets inducted now and he alluded to the fact that peter van zant was pissed off. >> ul that. >> okay, this one's great. and what a great job you have. do you love your job? >> we have a new exhibit featuring the history of festivals from newport to the rurnt. >> i love it, the 2014 rock 'n' roll induction ceremony

. >> carrie underwood taking home the milestone award. i wonder if that will work for robin thicke.ing a loft attention. he started working on that song in the early '90s and now it was released for the first time. >> it looks so real. >> it really does. >> thank you. >>> haverford college is on the main lines in a suburb of philadelphia. they had the commencement over the weekend. the speaker was william bowen, a former president of princeton. you know what he did? extraordinarily, keep in mind, it was two weeks ago we were talk being how condy rice decided not to go speak at rutgers because there was a student protest. at haverford there was a protest where 40 students and three professors didn't like the way that the guy they had invited, robert bergerow, how he handled a student protest. >> right. so then the new speaker actually came in, former princeton university president. he said this. >> in my view, they should be encouraged to come and engage in serious discussion. not to turn tail between his legs to respond to an indictment that a self chosen jury had chosen. i think he

[laughter] >> we tried to get frank underwood to come here but i don't know. and these will be the last of the hearing. mr. marcus or mr. cohen. >> i was starting to feel neglected. >> there have been allegations that comcast may exclude and interconnect. some commentators assert that they will control approximately 82% of the top 50 urban advertising areas in the country. can you provide assurances that comcast will not exclude competitors are advertising firms from the interconnect that comcast operates? i think mr. issa expressed concerns about that. >> let me answer the question. >> that's probably better. >> i would be happy to give you the assurance. gives me an opportunity to correct the record on some of the things that have been said with respect to advertising. i do not think it is relevant that the percentage of the controller interconnects with a national advertising cooperative. you have to start with the intensely competitive nature of the advertising market. that market is a $72 billion market of which cable in the aggregate has about $5 billion

miranda and carrie underwood will perform together, which will be amazing, at the 2014 billboard music abc. and you can catch miranda lambert here life. >>> and i sat down with michael sam the nfl draft is tomorrow. he is hoping to be the first openly-gay player in the league. it's a big conversation. and he has a big honor coming his way. and i love to come outside. you get t-shirts. i hope you get to skype with the pope. >> we want to skype with him, too. >> we have nurses week. just great to have everybody here in times square. >> hugh jackman and the cast of the new "x men" movie is here. a lot of star power on thursday. >>> now, inside to lara. >> thank you, everybody. jenny mccarthy, co-host of "the view," and best-selling author. she has a new book called "stirring the pot." and she talks about having so much more including headlines that you've been making. good morning, jenny. >> good morning, to you. and you wrongly branded as anti-vaccine. for those who haven't read this, where did this perception come from? >> i think people not doing their own critical thinking. i think pe

austin underwood and his fiance jessica smith have been best friends since childhood.ried. your typical blushing bride and groom except for one thing. austin and jessica both have down's syndrome. their family say their wedding is a celebration of what is possible when you empower your kids to dream big, no matter what. austin underwood says he has known his fiance jessica was the one since they were four years old. >> why did you want to marry her so long? >> i want to marry her because i love her. she's my very best friend. >> their families met 30 years ago and a down's syndrome support group in dallas. ever since, they have been each other's playmates, prom dates, soul mates. next month they'll be man and wife. what do you love about austin? >> he is a big sun, like god. >> you see god. that's beautiful. you see a sun. >> a sun. and a moon. >> theirs is a story about the power of love and two mothers who fought to give their children a normal life. >> two people with down's syndrome, they're really getting married? it is like people have a little -- there's a littl

president grant there, president underwood was here last year.icia, what shows like "house of cards," shows like "scandal," what have those shows done for the perception of washington, d.c., and the perception of politics, in general? >> they bring glamour to it. so you keep hearing it this is called the nerd prom, but suddenly you see these tv shows bringing sexy to washington, and also the president and first lady will say they're fans of shows like they are "homeland." i talked with tony earlier today from "scandal." he said he wept to the west wing yesterday. it was a trip when he's seen it on the set for so long. >> kevin spacey was all the rage last year. he's not here this year. he's apparently out on tour. i did spend time with michael kelly who plays chief of staff on that show. there's some questions, spoiler alert, spoiler alert, there's some question about whether kelly's character is going to be coming back next season. but he said to me earlier that he gets all kind of geeked out about being here for -- and you wouldn't think that a

schwartz talked about in terms of the protection for entire leagues whether they help along underwood won collective bargaining agreement is correct for professional sports. that does not exist in college sports. the nlrb only would govern 17 out of approximately 120 schools that play football. so you end up with a potential arms race for those that can afford it and others as judge starr said may decide to make an decision to get rid of it. the team so want to when are going to pay their way up to win. >> i think it northwestern u. nice as they will play 12 homecoming games. in the event that the student athlete ian isis and the can't agree on the terms and conditions as a possible of student athletes will strike? >> it's a tool in collective bargaining and that itself raises not only just the idea but it seems to be unthinkable that the football team goes on strike. what about the nonscholarship athletes and again that's the incoherence of the collective bargaining agreement does that mean they also walk out on class if they are employees? what is their relationship to the academic

. ♪ maybe next time he'll think before he cheats ♪ >>> carrie underwood sings about men taking revengear, women are turning to the internet to get revenge. we are up all "nightline" with abc's linsey davis. >> i'm really sorry about it. i really am. >> reporter: dana scott's tears and apologies were not enough for the woman that claims dana almost ruined her marriage by having a year and a half affair with her husband. >> if dana can't handle the humiliation of this she shouldn't have slept with someone else's husband. >> reporter: if hell hath no fury like a woman scorned, the social media age invented a new way to fan the flames. it's called she's a homewrecker.com. three years after, she says her affair with a married man ended dana scott found her name and location plastered on the site. >> i remember thinking, okay, he's married but kind of flirty. at some point, he tried to kiss me. that's when he told me he was actually, you know, separated. and they were talking divorce. >> did you think he was going to leave her for you? >> that is what he told me. >> this is your punishment.

>> kevin spacey plays frank underwood.usly has two seasons. it's available on netflix, incredible show. he plays an incredible character. i wanted to know when you play character like this and visit washington, d.c., does it change the way you view dc? this is what he said. >> i find it amusing that lots of people in washington embraced the character and the series. i find it interesting that they say it's not like this. they say it's cynical and of course it's a fictional version of our esteemed members of congress. it's a little bit disappointing to see that we send people to washington and they don't do their jobs. it's frustrating to see. that's why i think maybe the show has become so successful because for an american audience, it's amazing to watch a congress that gets things done. >> yeah. so he's talking about now that movie in the background with the poster is a documentary about a apply he did playing richard iii. he traveled around 200 perform ances. that interview is 13 minutes long. i'll tweet out the full ve

the journalist was also killed it's now confirmed that the man was thirty year old photojournalist underwood calley who was covering the conflict for the consumer agency now this is a picture of his belongings sent to us by a producer from marty's video agency ruptly he told us he discovered two bodies at the scene of the attack and he also says one of the man had been decapitated the identity of our colleague has been withheld for fear of reprisal. well put it so far though i went to a place where the shootings happened there were two bodies in the ditch both had serious wounds one of them had no head so it's not clear to know what the decapitated body belonged to the russian translates a journalist self-defense units undercover were able to reach this place to pick up the bodies and drive them to the. voters of the italian journalist belongings so his passport flash cards and camera what's also important is that one of the self defense unit members said he found parts of the most a show. him before media staff were caught up in the violence near the city of slovyansk one of the main target

underwood quiz mostar is about lace and before i recount of all the latest news from the business wild let's go to pam pam. a pennsylvania widow had her house auctioned by her county's government for one hundred sixteen thousand dollars to cover the cost of an outstanding debt that she had that debt was six dollars and thirty cents yeah a debt the price of lunch at mcdonald's took an old ladies' home away and there are two things that need to be said about this firstly private property is one of the pillars of western and especially american civilization private property means you can feel secure in your home under feudalism served didn't own anything they were allowed to basically rent their land for their entire life to pay some leeching lord tells about the death of private property like this one makes you feel like you're going back into the dark ages should this woman's and all our homes be our castles even if we owe a stinking six dollars in debt secondly what is going on in the minds of the people who put this woman's home up for auction i could see if there were some kind of co