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i said jim wide view like black people so much? i he said i really don't. say it this way but anything close to that that's not the best thing to say in washington or anyplace. so i said jim, this is an easy one. i'm going to get this to you one more time. why do you like black people so much? i answered anyway you want. a layup. he said i really really don't pray said john i just want america to win. but that's it in for a moment. i fell in love with him that moment. it wasn't about black or white or orange or purple. he just wants everybody in the water and a boat rowing as fast as they can at a point that says prosperity for all. jim clinton is in my opinion a great american and frankly i would not have written this book if it hadn't been for jen. i was full of aspiration and hope that i didn't have the data. he opened my head and poured all these facts in. the statistics that i could back up what i knew in my gut was right. change my whole life. we have a 100 year commitment to provide free economic -- and binders for every kid in every public school in

so i said, hey, jim, i want to talk to you. didn't tell him why.acked open the door, looked at me. obviously, he knew it was a police officer. let out a big sigh of relief and said, i've been expecting you. >> according to law enforcement, the robber, james coldwell said he was down on his luck. he lost his job, his marriage had ended recently and he was dealing with some alcohol issues. >> he said he thought he would feel this huge adrenaline rush when doing this robbery. but he said he actually just felt ashamed. >> turns out, his robbery attempt is high-risk for low return. >> i think they keep very low amounts accessible to the tellers, for that particular reason, to discourage people from robbing the bank. >> although it all seems like a strange and pathetic comedy of errors, sergeant goodno says something other than the ridiculous branches and leaves struck him about coldwell. >> he maintained a level of calmness which actually i was looking at -- it wasn't like hurried and rushed. that tells me what kind of person am i looking at here? it's

walk 2 miles to and from work may be too rich three days a week i am in the gym is that enough and said jim? >> this is your body. the if your joints are sorry you are fatigued to and your muscles are sore and that means you are exercising too much and too long. here is something else is specially cardio you should change it. sometimes used of treadmill sometimes use the of by core the elliptical and that bright yellow intensity will give you more results the and trying to go the other way. >> but those to push too much you say is there a rule of thumb just to be clearer one hour or 45 is not too much? >> i believe people should work out here four times a week especially when they get older to incorporate cardio with strength trading you have to have both said probably should not to over 30 or 35 minutes i work out twice a day baidu 25 for 30 minutes in the morning and then to one body part bang, back at night and that's it. i am not in bad shape for 58 years young. neil: was going to ask how heavy the subsidy which has to be. we could learn something from you you were just lucky were not h

. >> that said, jim, are russian officials continuing to distance themselves from the rebels despite reports that russian military have been training and even arming them ahead of the shoot down of the plane? >> reporter: yes, it's an interesting schizophrenia, i guess. putin himself is probably the best example of that. he goes out of his way time and again to explain how little leverage and influence he has over the -- what they call pro-russia separatists. those are their arms. those are their attacks. those are their bombs. while in reality, look at the kind of adoring relationship that the separatists had during the official crimea handover back in march or april. putin looked like a grandfather surrounded by his little cubs there. his military intelligence people are training those pro-russian separatists. and he conveniently stayed out of that whole mess and still gets what he wants by using them as proxies. back to you. >> all right. thanks very much, jim maceda. joining me now is nbc chief foreign affairs correspondent andrea mitchell and michael o'hanlan from the brookings

national tragedy to play again harass and opposed so for me the story began with a friend of mine said jim perrin not ordinarily you associate with the mid-19th century and he said he was still alive. of them and i knew instantly i had the idea for next book. so to tell the story of these five presidents it is hard to figure out exactly where to start. so i started with then a dinner given early in the administration of president andrew jackson and with the first secession crisis of the idea of nullification the idea of the state could be toe or refuse to be bound by the laws with which it disagrees so we talk about the tax placed on goods coming into the country it was a boon for northern manufacturing which eliminated foreign competition but it was of burden on southern agriculture with the exporting economy relying on those tariffs and free trade to be successful. so south carolina was threatening to nullify and some of those decided to make their stand added dinner in honor of thomas jefferson and the founder of the democratic party. it should have been a big night for celebration elec

. >> i like everything you said, and jim said, valuations are fantastic, but it hit its head on thatl about 5 times since 2012, i would like to see if above 39 for a couple days. charles: i am glad matt brought this up, a lot of technicians would rather pay up for a stock, then know it, it has momentum rather than bumping up, and pulling back down. >> i'm not buying the fundamental discussion, broadcom getting rid of 240 jobs in urban office, eliminate 2500 positions, that will 7 them 700 million, how much of this fundamental growth is engineered? >> here is the thing, they are getting rid of a couple businesses, to jim's points, and they are focusing on where they will be competitive, and take market share, and have pricing power, i think it is brilliant. >> you know the growth is still there. >> i look at where the jobs are open right now, they have a lot of openings for engineers in india, they might be cutting jobs in irvine, california, they certainly are adding jobs in other places. >> all right. , let's talk about this, you knew we had to talk about it, wild ride. now tomorrow

i disagree with everything you have said. >> jim, women like to look at men. like if they want to -- do you think women want thor to be a woman? they want thor to be thor. >> i don't know how many are looking at thor. when was the last time they pecked up a comic book and said look at this dishy broad? she is a stupid thor. >> love it. >> are you december gusted by that -- are you disgusted by that, joanne a? >> a little bit. >> is this pan doring to women? >> i absolutely think it is pan doring to women. when ever i check the pulse of america on issues of importance i do the same thing. i check with my daughter who is 20 years old and a bit of an authority on this. i mentioned it to her and she said what a load of [bleep]. >> your daughter has a dirty mouth like that? >> it is the parenting skills i brought to the table. her point being well taken. you know, this is ridiculous. of course it is pandering to women. >> he can't change -- sexuality is so fluid, mike, i can't believe how rigid your definition of gender values and gender definitions are. it is disg

you know, you said jim crow. i say it's james crow jr., es zire.modern version of what jim crow did. they're trying to, in many ways, sanitize it and make it look better. but i don't care how you try and polish it up, it is the same voter suppression scheme and it must be resisted. >> nothing rocks the vote like trying to block the vote. reverend al sharpton, thank you, as always, for your time and thoughts. it's great to see you. >> good to see you. >> do not forget to catch rev tonight and every week day night on "politics nation" 6:00 p.m. eastern right here, of course, on msnbc. >>> coming up, some republicans, some republicans, this is a hard sentence to read, actually miss george w. bush. and it is not because of his paintings. details on that are straight ahead. [ female announcer ] there's a gap out there. that's keeping you from the healthcare you deserve. at humana, we believe if healthcare changes, if it becomes simpler... if frustration and paperwork decrease... if grandparents get to live at home instead of in a home... the gap begins

welcome to the kaiser report i'm max kaiser my friends there are no friends so said coco chanel jim as well been speaking of global monetary fiscal and economic policy these days a collapsing empire which america is teaching everyone how to lose friends and not influence people. max the europeans are saying enough is enough and the first headline is from france france's neuer says b.m.p. may prompt shift away from dollar so this is the bank of france governor christian noyer and he said that the u.s. investigation into b m p perry by which they might find the ten billion dollars may encourage companies to stop using dollars in international transactions he said quote we can say that companies would have maximum interest to do the most possible transactions in other currencies neuer who is also a member of the european central bank's governing council said yesterday on b.f.m. television trade between china and europe do it in euro's do it in remember stop doing it in dollars this is an affair that will leave marks yeah that's right the countries around the world are getting out of the u

done an amazing job and look forward to her continuing that effort and her kind of being open as jim said earlier, to just hearing everybody out. being very clear on what the pros and cons are, particularly as it pertains to transportation. we all know how important an issue that is, particularly for the often disconnected folks in the southeast side of town. she has championed many of those efforts to make sure that inclusion and rapid transportation to get them to work, downtown, has been at the forefront of her work as i know even as a planning commissioner. so i appreciate the moments and i appreciate you all putting her forth for her appointment at the mta. thank you. >> thank you, mr. jones. any other public comment on this item? seeing none, public comment is now closed. i am personally impressed with gwyneth. she to me has exhibited a lot of professionalism in the current commission position and the questions i asked her in her interview she was very thoughtful and gave direct answers and was willing to be very independent and her independence means a lot to me in terms of her thi

>> who have saided them across the border. >> i appreciate it, jim walsh for us, always great to talk to you, i want to get to alley, because i think we have a perfect moment to segway here. you lad a conversation with a terrific financial reporter, all world smart. >> right. absolutely, used to be the managing editor for financial times. she has now gone back to canada. the front of this story, she has been in the region. verification reflect as lot of what jim just said, the ukrainians were gaining ground in this region. over the last few weeks which is why the russians upped their support. she thinks that putin will look at this and say wait a second, we gave these guys that are running our battle too much room. they did get us into -- if it does turn out to be the case. this is a very complicated area where lines of command are not clear, and we need to be careful to find out what did happen. i think maybe we should pause and say what a tragedy. for the poor families involved a very likely scenario is that this was a truly tragic accident. and that there was an effort to target a

jim, was trapped inside. >> my father-in-law came to the door to wake us. he said that -- he said there's a fire at your dad's house and it's bad. >> it was engulfed in flames. a very shocking moment. >> firemen searched the area around the home, but there was no sign that jim had escaped. >> and i just thought my dad would come walking out. but, no. >> the longs' home was attached to a workshop jim used to store the equipment for his tree-trimming business. it, too, was on fire. after the fire was put out, the firefighters cut through the metal siding. they found the body of 53-year-old jim long. jean was taken to the hospital where she was treated for minor scrapes and bruises. one of the bruises was on her chin. she told police that her husband tried to fill their kerosene heater with fuel and then, there was an explosion. >> he was covered in flames. she tried to put the fire out with her hands. her gloves caught fire. >> in a panic, jean said she ran from the workshop into their home to call the fire department. at the fire scene, investigators found the remna

don't have to like it love it they don't have to love israel but they have to give up the the as jim said the if the the full scope of destroying israel because israel is not going away. jim your thoughts on that we will. in twenty seconds let me say that. the situation in the ninety's when the borders were first close those thousands of workers who went in israel closed the border before there was suicide bombers and the result was that the single largest source of wealth for people in gaza day labor jobs in israel rather humiliating day labor labor jobs in israel were cut off and so you had eighty percent youth unemployment for over a decade eighty percent of kids under thirty just no job no hope of a job no hope of a family no hope of an ability to support them so i just finished this narrative in just a moment more of tonight's bigger picture panel discussion on israel palestine and the gaza conflict broke the story. on marinated in the financial world. act let's start a city that's only taken from the demand for credit is not going to get any economic benefit in life there. led. to l

that's right, four years after the bitter divorce when fans in cleveland as jim said were burning his number 23 cavs' journey is going back. and his article "i'm coming home" explaining his love. i looked at other teams but i was not going to leave miami for anywhere except cleveland. the more time passed the more it felt right. this is what makes me happy. and catching up with steven a. smith for reaction. >> there is something to be said about being able to go home. the fact he is able to go home means a great deal. and a lot of us would have made the same decision under those circumstances. >> you think in the back of his behind the last four years it was weighing on him that i won championships in miami, it is kind of bothering me where i let my fans back home, in my hometown and everything else down. >> it might have played a role but in the end he got two rings. if he had not gone to miami and succeeded it would be different. >> and down the street from his home down of akron, ohio. and he went to miami where he won two titles and now trying to bring one to cleveland. >> and the

the in the meeting room along with frank frank luntz and newt gingrich and they said we're going to they're going to do jim de mint was there in fact you know who now runs the heritage foundation you could ask him about it and afterwards pete sessions came out and said to the national journal printed it he said we're going to become like the taliban insurgency kevin mccarthy said we are going to oppose a president. that it literally is about it anywhere to say we are going to be like the taliban you will not find that what you buy i don't find it every party who people we have two parties in this country two main parties they disagree on politics there's nothing wrong with saying if he does stuff it puts forth things that we don't like we're going to fight it we're talking about an economy and looked at all rather than talking about a six year plan to block any forward actions i got ready with that i don't have anything that we're so good about because what they do not find what i ask them what those guys knew is that only sixty percent roughly sixty percent of americans can at any point in time identify w

said this one has to split up. i know the relational guys, they are so good. they say, jim thought of it ourselves. >> it would be nice. >> they are very good. >> he's still, by the way, executive chairman of hp. >> they are good. >> by the way, settled that autonomy suit with shareholders we should mention as well. stock trading after the break, s&p is above their record close, and "squawk on the street" will be right back. yup. all five of you for $175. our clients need a lot of attention. there's unlimited talk and text. we're working deals all day. you get 10 gigabytes of data to share. what about expansion potential? add a line anytime for 15 bucks a month. low dues... great terms... let's close. introducing at&t mobile share value plans... ...with our best-ever pricing for business. starts at 6:30 a.m. - on the (vo) rush hounose.und here but for me, it starts with the opening bell. and the rush i get, lasts way more than an hour. (announcer) at scottrade, we share your passion for trading. that's why we've built powerful technology to alert you to your next opportunit

welcome to the kaiser report i'm max kaiser my friends there are no friends so said coco chanel jim has all been speaking of global wants are fiscal and economic policy these days a collapsing empire which america is teaching everyone how to lose friends and not influence people. max the europeans are saying enough is enough and the first headline is from france france's neuer says b.m.p. may prompt shift away from dollar so this is the bank of france governor christian noir and he said that the u.s. investigation into b m p perry by which they might find the ten billion dollars may encourage companies to stop using dollars in international transactions he said quote we can say that companies would have maximum interest to do the most possible transactions in other currencies neuer who is also a member of the european central bank's governing council said yesterday on b.f.m. television trade between china and europe do it in your rows do it in remember stop doing it in dollars this is an affair that will leave marks yeah that's right the countries around the world are getting out of the

like jim said they maybe could have taken a poll. is this evidence that life is better if you lie?i think this is deplorable. they keep saying this leads to improvement in the site. that might be true, but you have people who sign up for this site because they tout their compatibility rankings and they make them up. it sounds like fraud to me. the co-founder said okcupid doesn't know what he is doing. sign me up. they show some of the data and if they rank people it is 90% compatible. their actual compatibility is 20%. again, oh, sign me up. why is anyone on this site? i don't know. maybe they are lonely, andy. think about that. >> that's not it. >> coming up, beautiful people. if you haven't had enough, do you enjoy videos of animals? send them to us. female announcer: right now, at sleep train, save hundreds on beautyrest and posturepedic. choose $300 in free gifts with tempur-pedic. even choose 48 months interest-free financing on the new tempur-choice. the triple choice sale ends soon at sleep train. television announcer: mattress discounters' $197 mattress sale $197 mattress s

my friends there are now friends so said coco chanel jim as well ben's making a global monetary fiscal they cannot recall seeing these days of collapsing up by what america is teaching everyone i don't lose friends and not influence people. right on the scene. first street. and i think that you're. on a reporter's. instrument. to be in the. did you know the price is the only industry specifically mentioned in the constitution and. that's because a free and open process is critical to our democracy albus. in fact the single biggest threat facing our nation today is the corporate takeover of our government and our craft cynical we've been hijacked lying handful of transnational corporations that will profit by destroying what our founding fathers once built just by job market and on this show we reveal the big picture of what's actually going on in the world we go beyond identifying the problem trucks rational debate and a real discussion critical issues facing america to find ready to join the movement then walk a little bit. least speak your language. programs and documentaries in arab

my friends there are now friends so said coco chanel jim as well ben's making a global monetary physical they can all make policy in these days of collapsing up by what america is teaching everyone i don't lose friends and influence people. i know c.n.n. the amazon b c news have taken some knocks lately but the fact is i admire their commitment to cover all sides of the story just in case one of them happens to be accurate. that was funny but it's closer to the truth and might think. it's because one politician and the mainstream media works side by side with joe actually on who is. going to be. at our team news we have to print press. because the news of the world just is not this funny i'm not laughing dammit i'm not how. you guys talk to the jokes i will hand over the stuff that i've. well. science technology innovation all the developments around russia we've got the future covered. on marriage in the financial world. to goldman having not stopped is it only takes no demand for credit not going to get any economic benefit in life there are absolutely and there are but so. rightly sir

that is the equivalent of the monarchs that said new jim crow is the intense form of slavery going into in the economy is also a form of slavery.ná weedy delayed wage like that to see the imagination of people low and behold a way out or there is not a climate change is a serious issue it is not catalytic issue but it would be of a transformation that allows us to get control but when i hear discourse of climate change i hear my life will be like a wasteland. it is that every day. every day. every year. year after year. year after year. [applause] how do you make that connection between climate change on the one hand and those who are a rested with the new forms of slavery in the neo capitalistic regimes around the of world? >> to give credit to to the united states thomas paine teaches us to think about revolution as a matter of changing a system. it is a very powerful contribution to make him stand out of the others that is urgently necessary for us to be willing and able to confront not this a that outrage but a system that supports and gore reinforces all of that as well as we don'

my friends there are dell friends so said coco chanel jim as well ben speaking of global blood service but they can have a policy these days a collapsing empire which america is teaching everyone i don't lose friends and not influence people. right. first street. and i think the trick. on our reporters twitter. and instagram. i know c.n.n. the most obviously news have taken some slightly but it's their commitment to cover all sides of the story just in case one of them happens to be accurate. that was funny but it's closer to the truth than the might think. you know it's because one whole attention in the mainstream media works side by side the joke is actually on you. and our teen years we have a different. oh because the news of the world just is not this funny i'm not laughing dammit i'm not. you guys sort of the jokes will handle them. do we speak your language as anybody will or not advance. your programs and documentaries in spanish more matches to you. use a little time to bangalore stories. here. i'll teach spanish find out more visit eye to eye all tito it's calm. welcome back

>> i think what jim said is absolutely correct.middle management and senior management jobs are only being created as people retire. there are no new jobs coming into that sector. the jobs being created are part time work, hourly wage jobs which can not handle the educates workforce. what is happening we're not creating jobs for the uneducated workforce because our education system is in such trouble. you have two basic factors for educated and you know educated will not benefit from this kind of economic environment. david: jim, let's talk about the positive then. who are you hiring? i know you're always hiring folks. what kind of folks with what kind of background do you need right now? >> interestingly we are, i'm in the commercial real estate industry and we are hiring people that are primarily independent contractors. so they're not actually employees. i don't know how they get plugged into these numbers but we have been growing. our market is in fact one of the hottest in the country. our whole region is very strong. so we're

. >> well, what jim just said, he didn't talk about whether or not hamas should be able to rearm. >> rael says they use every cease fire to rearm and refresh. >> i'm curious to see what jim thinks what hamas has built in the last nine years. a terrorist training camp, hundreds of millions of dollars spent, launching hundreds of rockets a day. so, i think from israel's standpoint, of course they want some kind of cease fire, an end to the process. but they don't want to go back in. it's not good for anybody. so, to avoid going back in, they need to get rid of the rocket threat, get rid of the terror tunnels, and jim, you do agree that hamas should not be able to rearm, right? >> i agree that there should only be one authority. and i agree that there has to be an understanding. israel didn't leave gaza. when you have a government that counts the calories that it lets into gaza, and says, we let 1,200 in a day, that's enough for each person. the lives of people are at stake here. 1.8 million people, it's not an exaggeration to say it's an open-air prison camp. do not blame the victim. un

we know who did it because of what jim miklaszewski said.e have satellites, not just infrared satellites. but also optical satellites that have resolution down to and below one foot resolution down on the ground. it's interesting that the vice president said, well, it was taken down by a missile. how did we know that? we knew that because we actually saw it from satellite. if we saw it from the satellite, we can also tell from where it was shot. if it was shot from the russian side of the border, unequivocally a russian shot. if it was from the ukrainian side of the border, could have been either way. >> we're getting this from angela merkel in germany. she's coming out with a statement saying those responsible will be brought to justice. there's a close connection between vladimir putin and angela merkel. obviously, angela merkel, with the force of the e.u. behind her. but germany, remaining a client state of russia for energy resources. one thing that was interesting over the last 12 hours is ukraine coming out, saying while the forces and

and the world needs to know that or it's going to have, as i said, a chilling affect on international aviation. >> jim hall, you've investigated unexpected and i guess they are all unexpected, crashes and accidents before. what is the first thing you look for to determine whether there fact, it was a terrible failure of the aircraft itself or someone's decision to take it down? >> well, of course most of that information going to be contained in the black boxes. hopefully they are in the process of being recovered. the flight-data recorder, the cockpit voice recorder. you are going to be looking obviously at the air-traffic control tapes and any other type of information that you might have that involves communications between the ground and this aircraft charles duelfer president putin apparently informed president obama about this in a phone call earlier in the day which would load one to believe that he was trying to say-- we had nothing to do with this or i guess he would not have brought it up. in the past especially in the korean airliner incident, is this something that anybody would readily ad

as you said in your piece, jim, 100 americans have gone. not all of them have fought with al qaeda. ou no he, 100 is still 100. and as you also said in your piece, there's very substantial number of europeans that have gone. >> and that message aimed at young man, appeals of paradise, appeals of being real men and fighting this battle. you make the point about 100 americans. there are hundreds more coming from europe from visa waiver countries as we call them, france, the uk, et cetera that could come to the u.s. via europe, say, without even applying for a visa. they could easily hop that flight to here as well. how much does that expand the threat and the potential that some of these returning fighters will attempt to carry out attacks here? >> well, certainly u.s. officials, you know, counterterrorism officials are a paid to worry about it. it's not a given that somebody goes to syria, look at this guy that we're discussing. he went there, he committed suicide. it's a one-way ticket for him. other people, we've had americans go over there and get killed because they have no idea w

you got to remember, i agree with what jim said but you got to remember that immigration reform, realigration reform with secure borders will create jobs for u.s. workers, it's going to infuse the economy with $1.7 trillion in gross domestic product. this is a no brainer and it's unfortunate that john boehner and the leadership of the republican party and house refused to do what they need to to to protect the country and create jobs for workers through immigration reform. >> in fairnessfairness, the rep say it's the president's lax immigration laws and inability to enforce the laws on the books already causing this problem. >> that is what they're saying and the white house respond to that is that border security is as tough as it's been in years, deportations at their highest levels in years. the president has heard from advocates who called this president the deporter-in-chief. he is taking it from both size here. if he doesn't do enough in the minds of the immigration format he could hurt democrats with latinos. the white house feels headed into the summer looking at the recommend

jim? >> carl, i want to ask you, israel has said repeatedly, describe it as a pinpoint operation.ary of state john kerry caught off mic earlier today in a fox interview questioning that very idea and we know that there have been a great number of civilian casualties, by the u.n. count, 70% of those kill there had have been civilians. based on what you're seeing is this a pinpoint operation? are you seeing the very careful use of force, in your own experience there? >> reporter: we have seen israel's statements, they say they are trying to limit civilian casualties, we do know the knock on the roof, that's the kind of the warning shot on to the roof of the building before they try take it down, we have seen the leaflet drops trying to inform civilians to get out of their neighborhoods, because a confrontation could be under way, but this is plainly not working. according to united nations, an independent arbiter by many people's estimates, united nations says that between 70 and 80% of the casualties, that's the dead and the wounded, are civilians. so, whatever israel is trying to

. >> they said, i'm with you jim, relax, everything will be fine. i'm be right with you. nothing is going to happen to you. >> edwards is burned over 60% of his body. trapped inside the blaze, he had wondered if his time had come. >> the fire and everything was about ten foot away from me and from all of that heat and everything it was heating me alive and i couldn't go know where it was scary and i was just wondering if i was ever going to see the next day or not. i figured this was the end. >> over the next three years, edwards undergoes a dozen surgeries. along the way he contracts an infection that ultimately claims his eyesight. despite his hardships, edwards remains positive. >> the good lord felt like it was not my time to go. i feel like i still have something to offer, to give to people. i'm blessed to be here still today. i talk to people about how important it is to not take anything for granted because you can lose everything in a flash. >> in recall, six people die in the fire. what went wrong to start this deadly blaze in the first place? turns out it's some