mark is on theon defensive side of the ball now that fletcher is gone on to retirement. who will be the leader of that unit? one of the elder statesman says to not worry about it because plenty of players are ready to step up. believe me, he did say -- he said it. a famous visitor to redskins training camp. head coach jay gruden, his brother, monday night football -- john gruden. the tempo see how looked, see the script, what the plays sounded like, it's exciting. it's also a real proud moment to see your brother out there head coach for the redskins. >> he got choked up a little bit. that's sweet. first-place nationals back in action and cincinnati taking on the reds. for cincinnati. on the miss. us -- mike plate, down the line -- will it? ryan rayburn did not get it but look at that -- uh oh. what kind of throw is that? with that throw, i would keep running, too. royals and up winning the game annexed endings 2-1. john wall has been invited to camp with the usa basketball team getting ready for the world cup of basketball. did not know there was one of those, did you?

from approaching the point of contact i locals who said we were risking our lives and could be above theones flying area and observing movements on the ground. we also witnessed several ambulances trying to make their way to that point of impact, and they were prevented. we asked the ambulance workers why they were not going to the area which was hit by the israeli missiles, and they were explaining to us that without coordination with the israelis are with the you win or the international red cross, there is no way they are going in there because they do not to risk their life. it is a very chaotic scene. people literally running through the streets of gaza and trying to find somewhere to hide and feel safe. people are telling us that they do not feel safe anywhere in gaza. it is very much a terrified population around us. >> i am afraid we have to leave it there. thank you. here in paris, there have been afterfor calm pro-palestinian protests in the french capital descended into violence. on sunday, just north of the city, there were further clashes. cars were set alight and police dispers

it was called "mutually assured yet, theon," and administrator of nasa will only went to the moon -- when we went to the moon was a major person behind pushing for this joint mission with the russians. thinkt think many people that was a mistake. i think it paved the way for more acceptable relations later on. going back to landing first on the moon, the russians wanted to do that, but they didn't. we gradually caught up with them after mercury and gemini, with all of the things that we did .uring that it was clear that we were leading them. however, they had the capability of sending one cosmonaut around the moon, and they knew what we were going to do on apollo eight. they did not have the rocket successfully to be able to do that, but it was because of that, that we accelerated the first mission to orbit the moon ahead of what the schedule was going to be. the first time a cruise on a big rocket, they orbited the moon. ae second time we ever put spacecraft -- a crew on a spacecraft, it was a very bold achievement. host: let's go back to that recording in 1969 and hear that famous

kristoff doing just enough to line, theon the second time the slovakian has finished second on the tour. this exhausting stage was the last thing they needed before today's tough mountain phase. lead overn keep his port. he is in third with the best of the french in fourth. it is going to be really difficult because the stages are important. we will try to keep the yellow jersey and make a good stage. i thin saturday will be tougher than friday. the 28-year-old spent a season at the half in the northeast of england. he moves for a reported fee of 15 million euros. he replaces the player who left on a free transfer. he avoided any promises of instant success at manchester united as the dutch coach held his first news conference yesterday after officially taking over as manager of the english club. after guiding them to a third-place finish at the world cup, he was presented in his new role by bobby charlton. >> i do my utmost best. that is what i can give. i cannot give predictions because you never know. it is the biggest club of the world. alreadywo days, i know how important than ches

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are theone in six numbers we have seen versus one in nine for addiction for an adult. so i get back to kids and parents need to be aware that this is a very unsafe product for young people. host: we had a chance to go through the medicine man dispense rate while we were in colorado a few weeks ago. we had a chance to talk about, for those leaving the store with candies and other types of products, the kinds of levels of regulation that deal with the products and the packaging and how they leave the stores. i want you to listen to a little bit of the interview and respond to it. >> this packaging is a completely white pill bottle, tamper-resistant on the top. you cannot see the candy like product that is in their. it might be sweet and tasty but it contains a point as well. you definitely don't want anybody under the age getting a hold of this. >> so this is a childproof cap so to speak. thehis company has taken extra measure to put a chucker of cap, but the regulation is to absolutely make sure you cannot see through that bottle. they would not know it's candy by looki

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why theone more reason world community has a stake in afeating isil and in securing stable and prosperous iraq. make no mistake, the current conflict in iraq is not only a threat to iraq alone. isil and the very elect and violent players threatens the entire region and the entire world. here, the united states also has a stake in turning -- turning the tide against the transnational terrorist. we welcome president obama prossor yes decision to -- president obama's decision to send the advisor to iraq. however, speaking as a friend and admirer of the united states, there seems to me to be an additional option to consider at this difficult that urgent moment. u.s. counterterrorism coordination should be expanded to include air strikes. that would serve to protect iraqi borders against the further influx of terrorists from syria. second, you should offer air support targeting terrorist inps and supply convoys remote areas. us to in order to enable effectively conduct counterterrorism operations in urban areas that have been occupied by isil terrorists am a we need a precision u.s. airstrike.

that theon the grounds fcc had no authority to actually review the mergers writ large.o agree that the fcc has the authority to review the transfer of licenses just as it does for the hundreds of thousands of licensed transfers that happened every year. >> what i wonder from you is what are the issues that the fcc specifically what address that and the justice department doesn't? >> well, they can speak about the future of over-the-top video. right now, they're looking at the interconnections between the netflix network, the types of comcastey used to reach subscribers. having expertise in that issue will help them evaluating whether time warner in the future, as a programming company, will have the freedom to reach subscribers. so come it gets to look at the entire ecosystem of information and explore the deal through that lens. >> well, a lot of unknowns in the which is how regulators will handle this. much you so ahead, apple and ibm have put aside differences to form a news partnership. that story and more when "bloomberg west" returns. >> welcome back to "bloomberg

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why theone more reason world community has a stake in afeating isil and in securing stable and prosperous iraq. make no mistake, the current conflict in iraq is not only a threat to iraq alone. isil and the very elect and violent players threatens the entire region and the entire world. here, the united states also has a stake in turning -- turning the tide against the transnational terrorist. we welcome president obama prossor yes decision to -- president obama's decision to send the advisor to iraq. however, speaking as a friend and admirer of the united states, there seems to me to be an additional option to consider at this difficult that urgent moment. u.s. counterterrorism coordination should be expanded to include air strikes. that would serve to protect iraqi borders against the further influx of terrorists from syria. second, you should offer air support targeting terrorist inps and supply convoys remote areas. us to in order to enable effectively conduct counterterrorism operations in urban areas that have been occupied by isil terrorists am a we need a precision u.s. airstrike.

theon sunday we will have memorial program at the battleground national cemetery and we will pay respect to the 38 soldiers buried there any many others who have given the ultimate sacrifice for this country. i know we did not have a lot of time and i am not sure we are going to be able to open it up for questions but i encourage you to tell your friends about website.sit our and thank you so very much. [applause] >> i think we have time for one or two questions. if people would like to come to either of the microphones. questions, we will go ahead and take them in turn. if you could give us a minute, sir. david balducci. your presentation. i would like to ask about the legislation. itonder if you can get into deeper and maybe focus on how the local government owned virginia forts will be incorporated into that plan. >> thanks. i take it you are from virginia. the bill would, we tried to make it revenue neutral. it provides for a cooperative agreement with the other locally owned forts. and then with private owners, there is still some private owners have some portions of old forts on th

calling theon, debts -- does tragic. president obama also limited the mass killings of palestinians but defended israel's attacks by saying they are in self-defense. the palestinian-american teenager who's beating by israeli forces was caught on video this month has returned to the united states. he wasbu khdeir says watching demonstrations and east jerusalem when he was seized. the video shows him lying on the ground as the officers repeatedly beat him with batons. he was left with facial bruises and severely swollen eyes and lips. he was a cousin of mohammed abu khdeir, the palestinian teen kidnapped and burned alive in an apparent revenge attack for the killings of the three israeli teenagers. moments after landing him in florida wednesday night, tariq urged supporters to remember his cousin and the dozens of palestinian children killed in the ongoing israeli assault on gaza. >> there's one main thing i want to say. story becausemy i'm an american. but i hope you will also remember my cousin, 16-year-old palestinian n

imagine 99.9 out of 100 viewers don't know hot players are and wouldn't even know where to go ask for theon if thy knew it even existed. gerri: achessy yom, corelogic, idn analytics, list goes on. tilly just. more companies getting into it every day because there is big money putting together information. lots of details about each and everyone of us. finally computers can crunch all thighs numbers. >> that's right. gerri: what they're doing now, they're saying some of these companies, i believe, i can't remember experion is doing it, they say you come on our website. you enroll. if you don't like what you see and want to change it, change it, right? thee problem is now you're givig them more personal details to track you down with. how is this information being used? >>. i would argue that these companies no more about you and your patterns than you know about you andu your patterns these guys are storing thousands of data points about you. everything from, what kind of like, what kind of websites you visit to what kind of potato chips you choose at the store and you simply don't remember

look over overal ka trad island signals the arrival of what was called week b redef power.cupati on theon national stage. a week before the alcatraz occupation a journalist named seymour seymour hearse broke the story. and in 1970 with "bury my heart at wounded knee" the civil he so- rights movement hadca views and scinat many white americansed part of the so-called new age were ronted fascinated by traditional cultures and americans had once again confronted the capacity of u.s. soldiers, sometimes to ook fo slaughter innocent civilians. brown's book thus found an audience eager to learn more about native peoples and keen in some instances to embrace critiques of american militaryism and racism. for much of his adult life d. ight h brown worked at the university of illinois library. at night he wrote books.historic can you imagine someone more heroic as a historian and ooks librarian librarian? doesn't get better than that. atea night dr. brown wrote books including a history of the american west conquest through the eyes of the tribal peoples. of his voice brown said, quote, i'm a very

thatt up bridge programs will allow the military inerience to be recognized any of the training and of theon -- and any training and education that was received in the military can be recognized so this -- these programs can be shortened for veterans. there is an effort by community colleges, the main educational institutions that are working in this area -- part of the problem is they are concerned there won't be enough demand for program once it is put up to the other is there's a lot of complexity found -- once it is put up. the other is there is a lot of complexity. another one is raising awareness among licensing boards. this is of particular concern in the health area because of concerns about making sure the quality standards are met, loosening requirements may lower the quality standards and, in the medical area, that is a major concern. it is also looking at options for training programs. partnership is one. in iowa, you are trying to increase the apprenticeship programs across different and raising awareness with the licensing .oards the fourth one is measuring costs. because of th

it was called "mutually assured yet, theon," and administrator of nasa will only went to the moon -- when we went to the moon was a major person behind pushing for this joint mission with the russians. thinkt think many people that was a mistake. i think it paved the way for more acceptable relations later on. going back to landing first on the moon, the russians wanted to do that, but they didn't. we gradually caught up with them after mercury and gemini, with all of the things that we did .uring that it was clear that we were leading them. however, they had the capability of sending one cosmonaut around the moon, and they knew what we were going to do on apollo eight. they did not have the rocket successfully to be able to do that, but it was because of that, that we accelerated the first mission to orbit the moon ahead of what the schedule was going to be. the first time a cruise on a big rocket, they orbited the moon. ae second time we ever put spacecraft -- a crew on a spacecraft, it was a very bold achievement. host: let's go back to that recording in 1969 and hear that famous

thatt up bridge programs will allow the military inerience to be recognized any of the training and of theon -- and any training and education that was received in the military can be recognized so this -- these programs can be shortened for veterans. there is an effort by community colleges, the main educational institutions that are working in this area -- part of the problem is they are concerned there won't be enough demand for program once it is put up to the other is there's a lot of complexity found -- once it is put up. the other is there is a lot of complexity. another one is raising awareness among licensing boards. this is of particular concern in the health area because of concerns about making sure the quality standards are met, loosening requirements may lower the quality standards and, in the medical area, that is a major concern. it is also looking at options for training programs. partnership is one. in iowa, you are trying to increase the apprenticeship programs across different and raising awareness with the licensing .oards the fourth one is measuring costs. because of th

on theon, we're waiting cpi data that will come at 9:30 london time.that give carney and the mps the ability to deny the need for higher rates? consumer prices estimated at 1.6%. that would be a pretty long run below target. sterling is going to be the focus of the later in the day. the minutes from the rba reserve bank of australia. lining.re or less flat traders are actually beginning to think about what happens next with rates. , difficultrest rates to adjust to the impact of fiscal consolidation. you have goldman sachs is the only outlying bank that says get ready for a rate cut from the rba by september. john, back to you. the top headlines from bloomberg. u.s. secretary of state john kerry heads to cairo. israeli leaders are set to discuss an egyptian proposal for a cease-fire to end the weeklong conflict in gaza today. the heavy fighting between israel and hamas militants has left at least 170 people dead. both sides are seriously considering the proposal. several rockets hit the international airport at libya leaving 25 people injured. rival mi

this is theon, leasing arm of the bank of china, they may want to buy the 30 5a320 jet from airbus. they will also buy some longer boeing 777 models, that is the long-range widebody that boeing is upgrading. it will appear from the outside that the 777 will figure prominently in this show. 777ing is introducing a new sanford delivery later this decade. it is called the 777 act. it will have new composite wings and better engines. it will be so wide that the wingtips on the ends of the actually fold in automatically so it can get into the gate and maneuver around the airport. >> what about the aircraft companies themselves? >> this may not make travelers happy, but boeing is introducing a version of the 737, the single aisle jet, the workhorse of many airlines. it is a narrowbody plane. he will squeeze into hundred people. if you are already feeling experienceet set to a few more neighbors on board. this is likely to appeal to the low-cost airlines because they want the operational efficiency of that new plane with the new engines. we also want to pack more people seatingigher densit

are theone in six numbers we have seen versus one in nine for addiction for an adult.so i get back to kids and parents need to be aware that this is a very unsafe product for young people. host: we had a chance to go through the medicine man dispense rate while we were in colorado a few weeks ago. we had a chance to talk about, for those leaving the store with candies and other types of products, the kinds of levels of regulation that deal with the products and the packaging and how they leave the stores. i want you to listen to a little bit of the interview and respond to it. >> this packaging is a completely white pill bottle, tamper-resistant on the top. you cannot see the candy like product that is in their. it might be sweet and tasty but it contains a point as well. you definitely don't want anybody under the age getting a hold of this. >> so this is a childproof cap so to speak. thehis company has taken extra measure to put a chucker of cap, but the regulation is to absolutely make sure you cannot see through that bottle. they would not know it's candy by lookin

theon sunday, it preview of manuscript on george h.w. bush and the peaceful end to the cold war.drones takercial your picture, mac construction sites, and are on the outside of buildings. smartphone technology is making possible smaller drones. and drone robot builders, software developers and one of the best thrown photographers discuss the future of this technology. from earlier in june, this is just under 90 minutes. [applause] >> just a few words to kick off. drones.s is on small we will talk about consumer -- i think we can recognize this is an area changing by the a with just amazing potential. getting started, just look at some of the things we have seen from drone cameras just this year. world's remarkable footage of the demonstrations in thailand and the ukraine, and in a completely different realm, it has able -- enabled us to watch spacex hoss ross hopper rocket taking off and landing. we have seen amazon showing their vision for how packages might be delivered in the future, and as you've seen on screens over dinner, remarkable footage of the world around us showing u

are theone in six numbers we have seen versus one in nine for addiction for an adult.o i get back to kids and parents need to be aware that this is a very unsafe product for young people. host: we had a chance to go through the medicine man dispense rate while we were in colorado a few weeks ago. we had a chance to talk about, for those leaving the store with candies and other types of products, the kinds of levels of regulation that deal with the products and the packaging and how they leave the stores. i want you to listen to a little bit of the interview and respond to it. >> this packaging is a completely white pill bottle, tamper-resistant on the top. you cannot see the candy like product that is in their. it might be sweet and tasty but it contains a point as well. you definitely don't want anybody under the age getting a hold of this. >> so this is a childproof cap so to speak. thehis company has taken extra measure to put a chucker of cap, but the regulation is to absolutely make sure you cannot see through that bottle. they would not know it's candy by looking

[speaking spanish] get to theon doesn't point. this isn't a matter of finding guilty parties or finger-pointing. of sharingter responsibility. we have been speaking to central america from the standpoint of challenges. citizens challenges. we have this responsibility that we see as a shared one. that is differentiated. we have to, in the case of drug trafficking, we have to look at it from the span -- standpoint of the producing countries on the one hand, and consuming countries. hondurans, our belief is, that the lack of opportunities, the levels of violence, of cultural exclusion that we see in honduras, and have seen, are not only the responsibility of hondurans. this is a problem that is all encompassing. it ties into the tragedy of our country, which has led us to situation of a war being waged in our territory about having been the ones to take the bulk deaths.its by way of and having a large international crime organizations that have stolen our country, these can be separated in honduras. there are other problems, clearly.

theone more time remind american people how dysfunctional the united states than it is today. so what troubles me at the moment is the announcement yesterday by the majority leader that he believes it is unlikely we will resolve our differences and have a vote on a conference committee. we ought not let that be the case and we ought not adjourn for an august recess in the absence of us reaching a conclusion. don't walk away from this issue. the leadership of the senate, the leadership of this committee, individual members of this committee, individual members of the senate, it is our responsibility to complete the task that we set forth for the veterans of the united states of america. while it has been easy to criticize the department of s, the unitedir states senate is deserving of that same condemnation. thank you. >> senator blumenthal. thank you, mr. chairman. thank you mr. mcdonald for your willingness to undertake this very serious and challenging responsibility. i'm sure your family listening to us here wonder if you were in your right mind in except the president's of

lastly, the vision they, the -- theon thing, there is famous press conference in cairo in which the president's remarks are attributed to jet lag. he is asked to define what though new world order is and it comes out a jumbled. -- jumble. my question is, how systematically did the administration think about the new world order, and was its thinking more coherent than was on display in that press conference? >> i think the new world order, in quotation marks, and or pitch of was the first use the term that i am aware of, was not , i don'ts context think that it was contrived. i think it is more describing the result. team at sure that the the white house was looking to create a new world order. they were trying to deal with a world that had changed. it represented a new world order. i am not sure that this was a a newgic map of creating order. map, i think some but he would have been very involved in it and it might have been john, who loves to create new solutions for problems that did not exist. [laughter] >> we have a few minutes left. i want to turn to david and melanie and see if you would

secretary comes with tremendous responsibility and commands theone who understands sacrifices and needs of both their veterans and their families. the next secretary of vice president a. must be willing and ready to lead the v.a. in a new direction. while i'm grateful for the both of both general shinseki and secretary glib son, and the thousands of dedicated employees on the ground, i believe the current state of v.a. affairs, or the affairs at and demands bold leadership a complete transformation in the culture at the agency. the problems naitsing v.a. did not happen overnight and solving easy task.ot be an but despite this, i believe with the right person at the helm, a work withling to congress and other stake holders, the challengings facing met and our expectations exceeded. at the en of the day we must never forget our nation's veterans. their sacrifice and service to none.ation is second to not only do they deseven our gratitude, but they deserve the earned,s they have delivered consistently and timely, anything less is unacceptable. their commitment to country is without questi

that, on theon --der supplement to supplemental, can the agencies operate and handle this crisis with no money for the next five weeks? what is there are already a number of steps this administration has taken to add additional resources to the border and confront some of the challenges that we are facing at the border right now. this administration shifted resources to the border. we have technology to allow immigration judges and other ice prosecutors and asylum officials the opportunity to help try to whittle down the little neck are the backlog of immigration cases that currently exist. but we have prioritized cases to try to process the recent border crossings. those moreprocess efficiently. there are a number of things the administration has done to try to do with that problem. there have been diplomatic efforts underway to try to address this problem at the source. secretaryresident and of state traveled to central america. the president met with central american leaders at the white house a week or two ago to talk about these issues. as i had to be quick to come over you actua

congresslaw beated for there not to executing, which is what obama is supposed to do, oversee the if theon of that law, law is wrong, then congress itself needs to come back to the table who are not doing anything but getting paid to do nothing, and fix the law. the caller points out the idea we have been talking about a little bit, which is that there are special provisions which apply to people under the age of 18. the corporate vision that is really relevant here is that young people have a right to a hearing before an immigration judge. it is certainly the case that the executive branch has been complying with that mandate and those requirements. but i think everyone agrees the way in which the executive branch has been complying needs to be accelerated. this is not a situation where procedures should be abandoned. sensible essential -- standards. but they need to be accelerated so there meaningful at this point. caller: i just have a few suggestions. why don't obama take his pan and turn this around, that people cannot come here? this is a crisis. we of people here who need help. we d

members look ov overal ka trad island signals the arrival of what was called b redef power.cupati on theon national stage. a week before the alcatraz occupation, a journalist named seymo seymour hearse broke the story. and in 1970 with "bury my heart at wounded knee" the civil he s- rights movement hadca views andt many white americansed part of e so-called new age were ronted fascinated by traditional cultures and americans had once again confronted the capacity of u.s. soldiers, sometimes to ooko slaughter innocent civilians. brown's book thus found an audience eager to learn more about native peoples and keen in some instances to embrace critiques of american militarism and racism. for much of his adult life d. ih brown worked at the university of illinois library. at night he wrote books.historic can you imagine someone more heroic as a historian and ooks librari librarian? doesn't get better than that. atea night dr. brown wrote book including a history of the american west conquest through the eyes of the tribal peoples. of his voice, brown said, quote, i'm a very old indian and reme

mean, theon is -- i mayor of new orleans talks about this issue. >> yes, indeed. >> and his wife. was in a conversation last night with the new mayor of boston. wants to talk about this issue. the question is, especially for the african-american community, are you prepared to have a conversation and have someone who does not look like you talk about these things, not criticizing, not blaming the victim, but it is obviously a little easier for an african-american mayor to talk about black-on-black violence -- it is doubly difficult for a non-african-american leader, mayor, city councilmember, whatever, to start talking about black-on-black crime, can be as a serious issue, and have black folks jumping up talking about, why are you talking about this? so we have to create a safe and comfortable space for folks to be able to talk about real issues. i say, look, somebody might criticize you for talking about it. i can assure you some folks will criticize you for not talking about it. because death is death. killings are killings and shootings are shootings. as mayors, we have an oblig

the answer to the question, what did the president know and when did he know it, the june 20 after theon two days june 17 break-in of the democratic national committee, conversation between the president and haldeman, his top nonexistent. that tape was in the president's 18:30 wasd that human erasures and the inescapable, that the president had it erased devastatingly incriminating. i introduced a resolution of alleging that the president obstructed justice ofober 23 by his dismissal cox and his refusal to turn the properver to the investigative authorities. thereafter, this committee to examine the question what does the president know and when did he know it. next great avalanche of evidence involving that question when we,coming pursuant to our subpoenas, had a response, inadequate though it might be, of the edited transcripts, again, the best available, theas conversations of the president to indicate what he knew and terms ofnew it, in watergate. ast avalanche of evidence, altered as it later was been, asd to have deficient as it later was determined to have been, by the of vital po

as to when theon russians shot down the korean airliner. thatd military intercepts proved that they had a visual and they knowingly shot down a commercial airliner. host: as far as the current situation? caller: it's become a political football. this rent isact -- act, whether it was intentional or a mistake has to be investigated. re is so muchthey are outrage when we know that they have shot down a commercial airliner in the past. we have done the same thing with just as many people on board. york.al from new independent line. caller: good morning. my grandfather was from the ukraine. int there under the czar 1905. remember him accent about thick the tiger never changes its strikes. he's talking about russia. putin wants to reinvestigate or reignite the spirit of the old russia. out in the woods that you have to be afraid of. us, youre not afraid of don't respect us. that is their view. goes, theykraine have set borders recognized by the world. who knows that. -- putin knows that. fuel, food, things. i was in the army. back in vietnam, we

look, we have had seven or eight within theons, some congress. some with ambassador pickering or ambassador mullen, completely refuting these series out there. let's be clear here, there was not a call for help that went out. our military assets in the area were far, far, far away in ways that would have made it impossible for them to get there for an event that was happening in a one to two hour time frame. let's not forget that this was a tragedy that we can learn from and those that continue to try to suggest that it was the president's fault, that is going to stop us from learning what we should learn from, which is that in dangerous areas we need to secure our facilities and ambassadors and it is up to congress in both parties to adequately fund state department security and other security to keep our people safe. coventry, connecticut, jim, democratic caller. caller: yes, good morning. guest: hello, connecticut. .aller: yes, sir i have a very quick statement. keeps invoking how tough ronnie reagan was, who i voted for twice and i would vote

that's a $3 million increase from theoñ?ñ?ñ?ñ?ñ? year before.s them to eat more fruits and vegetables, of course, instead of junk food. they're also considering other ideas to promote healthy eating that includes talking shopping carts and better lighting for vegetables. yeah. bet that will do the trick. >>> remember last summer's song "blurred lines"? ♪ ♪ >> parody master weird al is at it again taking on the role of grammar police with his song "word crimes". ♪ ♪ >> this one is a pretty good song. he did this video as part of his eight videos in eight days project and he'll release a new one each day for the next week. he has a new album leased yesterday. do people buy those albums? >> absolutely. that guy is a gene -- general use. >>> 16-year-old tom white became an overnight selfy sensation when he and his friend snapped this pic in omaha, nebraska, posing next to warren buffet, far left, and right next to him, music legend paul mccartney of the beatles. >> the caption chilling with my homies. he joins us with the story behind the snap. how

it was called "mutually assured yet, theon," and administrator of nasa will only went to the moon --when we went to the moon was a major person behind pushing for this joint mission with the russians. thinkt think many people that was a mistake. i think it paved the way for more acceptable relations later on. going back to landing first on the moon, the russians wanted to do that, but they didn't. we gradually caught up with them after mercury and gemini, with all of the things that we did .uring that it was clear that we were leading them. however, they had the capability of sending one cosmonaut around the moon, and they knew what we were going to do on apollo eight. they did not have the rocket successfully to be able to do that, but it was because of that, that we accelerated the first mission to orbit the moon ahead of what the schedule was going to be. the first time a cruise on a big rocket, they orbited the moon. ae second time we ever put spacecraft -- a crew on a spacecraft, it was a very bold achievement. host: let's go back to that recording in 1969 and hear that famous c

congresslaw beated for there not to executing, which is what obama is supposed to do, oversee the if theon of that law, law is wrong, then congress itself needs to come back to the table who are not doing anything but getting paid to do nothing, and fix the law. the caller points out the idea we have been talking about a little bit, which is that there are special provisions which apply to people under the age of 18. the corporate vision that is really relevant here is that young people have a right to a hearing before an immigration judge. it is certainly the case that the executive branch has been complying with that mandate and those requirements. but i think everyone agrees the way in which the executive branch has been complying needs to be accelerated. this is not a situation where procedures should be abandoned. sensible essential -- standards. but they need to be accelerated so there meaningful at this point. caller: i just have a few suggestions. why don't obama take his pan and turn this around, that people cannot come here? this is a crisis. we of people here who need help. we d

let's been with another headline this morning from the mes," theon ti president unloading on house republicansnd they plan to sue him for executive overreach, calling the move a political stunt and waste of time and money. his weekly address, the president tried to paint republicans as detached from reality, attending to pick americans from gop leaders such as detour john boehner. the speaker unveiled his plans to file that lawsuit against the president. here is speaker boehner on wednesday. [video clip] wife let me make this clear -- this is not about me suing the president. it is not about republicans versus democrats. this is about the legislative that is being disadvantaged by the executive branch. not about executive actions. every president does executive orders. most of them, though, do them within the law. what we are talking about are places where the president is basically rewriting law to make it fit his own needs. you will know more about this next week and the following week as we continue to move this issue forward. the comments of house speaker john boehner. and the president re