i call this total bologna. you know what i mean? >> bologna works. then the same old wedding video. do you think these people are still married? no mine, the most conspiculous example of why this is a bogus study that ron of the rolling stones was about 80, rich, right, and he married someone like 20. hams all the time. >> we can think of a lot of axe many abilities, but somebody did a study. all right, meanwhile, google is encouraging more girls to get interested in computer science and other tech fields. the company putting its energy behind a campaign called made with code. what is it, caste? >> website fight yours tech role mod holes write software as well as lessons aimed at girls. meanwhile, google also partners with the non-profit girls who code and offering $50 million in grants. supporters say, that it is important to know the computer science jobs are one of the -- is one of the fastest growing industries, in the u.s., still the tech industry overwhelmingly comprised of males. so google work force alone 07% male. >> interesting thing here, even in the earliest parts every

>> i just think that's a lot of bologna. >> of course you do. to talk about that with donald trump. >> then meet your new miss usa. >> nevada! >> guess what? she could kick my butt. and steve's and joel's and ian's. donald trump is in charge of that pageant and he joins us live with the details because according to all reports, mornings are better with friends. >> hi, everybody. stand by for the news. >>> i love a guy who cracks himself am, like we do. we've got a very, very busy morning. we're going to talk to donald trump about the brand-new miss usa and a lot of news regarding what happened there in baton rouge last night. >> that's right. there was an official winner and then an unofficial winner. >> fan favorite. >> via twitter. meantime, heather nauert, always a winner to us and you have the headlines. >> great to see you. i've got new information coming in on the deadly shooting over the weekend in nevada. neighbors say they were some sort of militants who talked about conspiracy theories. we were talking about the married couple who yell

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. >> ducati motorbikes from bologna are a much loved and successful brand, but the company is having difficulty. german carmaker audi took ducati over two years ago. now it wants to lower costs and hike sales. that means a seven-day week, but ducati workers and their powerful union are having none of that. they are striking, even the similar policies have turned companies around elsewhere. investors are critical about doing business in italy, citing the country's high production costs and it's high energy costs. they also complain about excessive red tape. the new government wants to drive through major reforms. corporation tax is going down by 10%, and the state says it will start paying suppliers and servicers bills on time. they total 80 billion euros today, and late payments have already driven many companies into bankruptcy. >> in london, hundreds of people have been evacuated from western europe's tallest building, nicknamed the shard, after smoke began billowing from the basement. >> authorities have yet to determine the source of that smoke. police say there were no reports o

. >> i just think that's a lot of bologna. >> house members will receive a closed door briefing tomorrow largest airport there killed at least 23 people. mill tants stormed the airport just before midnight sunday and battled with police and soldiers for more than five hours. officials say the attack happened when gunmen described as police gads attacked the terminal. >>> mexico's president addressed the issue of legalizing marijuana today. california could soon follow in the 2016 election. mexican lawmakers say they will be watching very closely. supporters of reform say it would cut down on drug violence in mexico. >> coming up next, remembering a little girl with a big dream. a cancer patient whose simple wish created a lasting legacy. >> plus, a day in the life of a polar bear. the first of its kind video from the arctic. >> google wants to make sure you don't miss your train or your bus stop. >>> if you've ever missed your bus stop because you've dozed off, google has the app for you. the app is coming soon to google now. users who have android foams. the alarm estimates when and whe

i think that's a lot of bologna. to whatever degree it may be true they will wind up putting themselves at the mercy of those people who are very effective, who are there who will deal with those matters. th >> that briefing for any house member who wants to attend will happen later this morning on capitol hill. >>> steve centanni, thank you. >> the three get mow detainees will go back to waging war on americans. mike rogers says there's no doubt in his mind they will. >> it allows them to prepare for what's next. that is going to be joining the fight against what americans are left in afghanistan. >> you are convinced of that. >> i am absolutely convinced of that. certainly the information we see coming out of the taliban including the network in pakistan could suggest that is absolutely going to happen. maybe not all five but i believe three for sure, likely four and the 5th one is on the fence but will probably play some role in active operations. >> we have made a serious, serious geopolitical mistake. we have em

it's bologna every day. a hot meal in the morning and at night. >> this is the best part of the day, lunchtime. and this is how we eat. nice cold cuts. they're great. we enjoy it sometimes. >> this is turkey salami with little pieces of peppercorn in there that kind of like get jammed in your teeth and they're terrible. >> this is apple pie, we've got cheese. we've got a pear. it will ripen in a couple days. we have an orange that's ripe now, and we've got a raisin cream pie and chocolate cream pie that people literally fight over. >> this is the best part of the day. >> this is the worst part of the day. this is the worst part of the day. >> best or worst, at most of the prisons we visited, inmates have only about 15 minutes to eat. >> we feed one tier at a time out of each of the buildings, so it takes a good hour and a half at least to get everybody fed. and they get about 15 minutes to eat in the dining room. usually it takes them about five though. they're real quick at it. they come in, they eat, they

computer crash information gone for good is that possible or plain bologna.omputer expert joins us. okay, david, can i tell you that it's awfully convenient that these emails are missing. so, is it possible? >> i mean, is it possible? yes. when it comes to today's computer and technology, it's very unlikely. we have backups for the backups and hard drives to take sure these types of data losses don't occur to. say it's possible? yes. but in today's society, especially in such a large organization as the irs it's extremely unlikely for those data losses to occur. >> for all those losses to occur, would it not be that the emails were served on her computer, not on some server backed up some place for starter, right? >> right. >> and the second thing is that any email she ever sent got bounced back and never went to recipient. >> that's right. i mean, when you look at he email, it's a wide connection of communications. so, when you are sending email to individuals, especially within the irs, you should definitely be able to pull those emails and grab those to th

that is so much bologna. there are so many examples. he uses the forbes 400 richest list.ple are changing constantly. >> basic compounding interest means if you have a lot of wealth unless you are going to spend a lot of it -- >> why is it a problem? >> part of it is legitimacy of capitalism. if capitalism isn't the generating -- a lot of reasons people like capitalism is liberty libertarian. it is the best system we have for generating broadly shared prosperity. if that is becoming less true as we go forward as we see much more income into to capital owners managerial class that captures a huge amount of innovation we make in our sows site. >> you are not focusing on the average worker who is having difficulty finding a job and so forth. you have the redistribution teams taking all of the money and giving it to the poor and creating a tee pendant class of 4th generation americans. the lowest income was up 50 percent. >> there is a lot of reasons we meetiight be worried about it. as they become much more rich politics will dominated the economy. they talk about where peopl

we did some of research at the(d videotex there in bologna.and i was very pleased for the first time since my first grade french classic found a use for the fray is. [speaking french] [laughter] that was very gratifying. so we found out what happened to them then to the agricultural retraining center which was the very small villages and the part of france that was of spa town with the healing waters and some jewish refugee organizations in france set up the center and for too idyllic months my grandfather in the gold learned how to raise sheep and chickens but then came the a outbreak of the second world war and my grandfather and the eyes of the french from refugees to enemy aliens since they still carry german passports since there were at war now as they were held in an old cookie factory as they were said to a refugee camp set up their with the victims of the spanish civil war to become a holding camp of what the french called the undesirables of france. with october 1940, more or less an echo of the nuremberg laws to deprive the juice of

disputing the fact that the president, if he were here, would say charles krauthammer, you are full of bolognarica in decline. i don't want -- i disagree with everything you said. he would say that i'm not saying that the president wants america to be a country that has injured itself. i think he would rationalize it and he would say no, the way to strengthen america is to retreat, to concentrate on what's happening at home. but, i think he is very comfortable with the the fact that america is not exceptional when he was asked that question in the first tour he made abroad about american exceptionism, he said oh, yes, i believe in american exceptionism the way the greeks believe in greeks exceptionism and british believe in british exceptionism. that means if nobody is exceptional nobody is a sense obama feels and i wrote this at the time in 2009. incidentally, it's the last chapter in my book. where he says it is very clear that he believes that america in some way, perhaps does not have does not have the moral right to be the leader of the world, i think he feels that the sins that we have c

claiming that the release of the taliban members from gitmo puts our troops at greater risk are, quote, bologna. do you agree with this as a veteran? >> it's absolutely bewildering he would say that he knows what his comments did after vietnam to hurt morale. this is not only hurting morale. this is actually putting american lives at risk. it's funny that the secretary would say that because members of the administration admitted in the briefing today that this could potentially endanger american soldiers. i think the administration between secretary kerry and between the folks that briefed us have got to get it straight. just come out and admitted it. just admit it and say that you thought this was worth it but don't try to say it's not an issue. >> you are right. throw in susan rice to the mix there too. he they're all over the place from a communications standpoint. >> that's right. >> very troubling, but thank you for that information from inside the briefing and hopefully others like yourself will continue to press for answers because, for sure, the american people want them and deserve th

people in that kind of position on occasion where -- but i honestly -- i just think that's a lot of bologna to be truthful with you and whatever degree it's true they will wind up putting themselves at the mercy of those people who are very effective, who are there, who will deal with those matters. >> and absolutely fascinating interview with secretary of state kerry from elise labott and getting backlash of fellow democrats even. erin mcpike at the white house, wlet's talk about senator dianne feinstein, her reaction surprising? >> reporter: well, poppy, no. she chairs the senate intelligence committee so she has access to all kinds of classified information but she's skeptical about this one. >> i heard john kerry this morning say, you know, don't worry about them in doha. you can't help but worry about them in doha. and we have no information on how the united states is actually going to see that they remain in doha, they make no comments, they do no agitation. >> reporter: the running theme here is that lawmakers are skeptical about what the administration has done, they're demanding m

troops in danger, quote, bologna. bret, what do you make of that language? >> well, it's interesting. good morning, jenna. i tell you, it is -- the secretary of state was asked specifically about u.s. soldiers being in danger because of this in afghanistan, and his round about way including that phrase, baloney, was to say that the u.s. won't be there and, therefore, we wouldn't be in an attack from these guys. dianne feinstein, the democratic chair of the senate intelligence committee, pushed back on secretary kerry, mentioning it this weekend, saying that she is concerned about these five guys in doha, qatar, and she's concerned a about the possibility that they may launch attacks against u.s. interests sometime down the road. jenna: we still have 32,000 troops in afghanistan at this time, and can although we are signaling the end of our combat operations in afghanistan; we have yet to receive that same signal from our enemy, bret. so as we look at this story over the last ten days, what more do we know about how this story perhaps plays into our overall s

. >> pelley: ...though, this time on bologna's imola race track, the limits belonged to the driver...anetto: go close, close, close to the curb, to the curb, the curb, the curb, then let run out. >> pelley: ...not to the 200 mile an hour, $200,000 lamborghini gallardo. >> fasanetto: brake, brake, brake, brake, more, brake, brake more, more, more. >> pelley: i'm not making you nervous, am i? >> fasanetto: no. >> pelley: maybe he's calm because this is the least expensive lamborghini. there's a $400,000 car and a $4 million car, but before we see those, have a look at how much road lamborghini has put between its cars of today and their humble beginnings. the creator, the late ferruccio lamborghini, was a wealthy builder of tractors, the john deere of italy. morley safer met him in our first story on lamborghini in 1987. mr. lamborghini collected ferraris, but he found the clutches weak. the story goes he complained to enzo ferrari, who said, "stick to tractors, i'll build the cars." in italy, insult is the mother of invention. lamborghini sought to teach ferrari a lesson with lavish in

. >> this is not bologna. it's real and integrity of the irs is at stake.what i suggest is that they set up a hotline i think you are going to find there are a lot of individuals in the irs that would love to speakaéu3 out about what's going on they -- set up a hotline and you may get some information. >> i think the president go ahead and we have to go. >> not the think tank groups. it's the entire american public who now has no faith in the integrity of the irs and our government itself kimberly and ted, thank you. now to another potential problem with the irs investigation. turns out john koskinen. joining us political panel, "weekly standard." a.b. stoddard and washington examiner chief political correspondent byron york. byron, first to you. what about it? this isn't close. contributing a lot of money, all this money to the democrats except maybe one-to-one independent. >> we should say though the senate knew this when they confirmed him. actually wasn't a big vote it was 56, 39 he was confirmed in december. the senate knew about it i asked people on t

bologna, a way to increase revenue.across the country. big fine on top of it. >> how does it protect us and make us safer when people are jamming on the brakes when they see the camera and everybody chain reaction behind them? i mean, this is the biggest tax con and that's what it is about. >> you and i have been right through there. right in our community. >> that's right. finally, mike: all right. let's see it which one is heather? >> i don't know. >> heather, now has anybody ever said that to you you look like cameron diaz? >> >> i have heard that personally i don't see it. >> the same head tilt and same lack. the same smile. >> yeah. >> gleaming white teeth. >> i think -- >> there is a resemblance there. i mean, she is combing her hair just like you, you know. people have said hey, have they ever said are you cameron diaz? >> no, never. are you kidding me i think we should have her come right here. >> she won't come on. people say to me you look just like the son of frankenstein. that rathbone movie? >> no. >> there

bologna. this -- this is very clear that it was not talked about and we're not asking for the status quo. we are not asking for what's happening. we are saying release this marine. he has suffered enough. and, as you pointed thought your show, greta. remember that mexican officials have made the wrong turn into the u.s. many atime and what do we do? oh my golly we practically put rose pedals before their feet. we let them go back with their guns and it's no problem. and yet one marine stumbles into the twilight zone and we have to treat him like he is a criminal. this is unforgivable. >> i'm not even going as far as you are in saying the president should demand the release. i'm saying the president should demand that they fast track it, that it a judge or prosecutor look at the case. because, if anyone simply looks at this, he would be released. i'm not going to step all over mexico and order them to do something. beg them, just look at the facts of this case. do that much. >> well, the proble

. >> oh, bologna his approval is below 40. don't give me that fact.you take the real clear average it's 40 and below. >> okay. >> what about these kids on the border, carville? what about this? >> border. the rate of illegal immigration in this country is down. >> there is tens of thousands of kids wandering around down there now. >> what now? >> i mean, i always have problems as a nation. but. >> this is a crisis. >> less a problem today as it was in 2005. >> james, you sound different. hillary clinton just a couple weeks ago said she was deeply concerned with the direction of the country. do you agree with hillary? >> i'm concerned that income growth is not what it needs to be. i'm concerned about the v.a. scandal. i mean, i'm concerned about things. there is always something wrong. there is always something to be concerned about. but you can't. >> he said is he satisfied and happy with the direction of the country. >> excuse me for speaking. >> go ahead, carville. >> look at healthcare, look at the rate of uninsured that is declining, look how this

or to be connected to striking again earlier this week secretary of state john kerry said it was bologna that we shouldn't be concerned. would you advise them to exercise some caution because we need all the tools at our disposal to be able -- to prevent another attack? >> yeah. one of the tools we need at our disposal is discretion in the choice of words and obviously we don't have it in the the secretary of state. these people are now free to plan and organize which is what they do. they don't pick up rifles. they will recruit hundreds and thousands of other people to do that as they have done in the past. >> and the government of qatar is not going to do anything from-to-prevent them from doing that right? -- they are host to the leading islamist theologian and host of al al al jazeera. right now the five taliban leaders are free living with their families in villas. how long before they are free to commit terrorism. >> the president is committing the war on terror over. i hope he has an agreement from the al qaeda that they're done with the war on terror. >> these are not just five t

troops in danger, quote, bologna. bret, what do you make of that language?ning, jenna. i tell you, it is -- the secretary of state was asked specifically about u.s. soldiers being in danger because of this in afghanistan, and his round about way including that phrase, baloney, was to say that the u.s. won't be there and,