little sexy, huh. >> in his 40 years on the job, sheriff judd says he has seen it all.dle-aged woman arrives sporting a dog collar, even the sheriff is aghast. >> i'm sure. how much. >> 250 for two. >> are you going to be worth it? you like anything? you like anal? >> i do. as long as lubrication is used. >> doggy style or anything else. >> i'm up for pretty much everything. >> okay. >> brandy gets a personal welcome to polk county from sheriff judd. >> you have a dog collar on? >> yes. >> are you from polk county. >> you would know better if you were from polk county, right? >> they are on their way up. >> how many? >> two of them. >> as undercover with three sets of dates on the way to the room, police hustle the so-called slave girl out. >> take a right. >> multiple officers making multiple dates creates the perfect storm. six suspects have arrived at the hotel all at once. >> starting to pick up. saturday night in polk county. >> officers outside call inside to report that two females have been dropped off bay car driven by two men. >> two people in the car. >> yeah

ian king.bring in judd gregg great scoop, ian.t means for intel more than the size and the numbers is the validation of a program that is really struggling. you can go back 20 years -- they poured millions of dollars into r&d and got nowhere. apple is the best validation you can get. aren't going to turn around -- it is certainly a strong validation, strong mark of approval for a struggling program. david: it seems like the writing on the wall is that the future was going to be in mobile and portable devices per dwight was intel so slow to get into that market share? ian: the have not shown up at all in that business. intel is very good at making chips very quickly. that is not what you need in a small device. you need something that can get by on a small amount of battery power. intel was really slow to get behind that and redesign what it offers the markets. qualcomm became the industry standard. vonnie: is this a competition issue for apple? will there be a walmart affect? ian: from apple's point of view, one of the most crucia

. >> operations like these are essential to polk county sheriff grady judd and his zero tolerance policy for vice in his jurisdiction. he wants those who may see prostitution as a victimless crime to take a deeper, harder look. >> this is not some consenting adult having sex with another consenting adult for compensation. she's property. she's property to be bartered with, to be sold. >> and for every seller of sex, there's a buyer. while many jurisdictions may be more lenient on johns, men who try to buy sex here are this for a rude awakening. >> welcome to polk county. this is what we do with folks who violate the law in the county. we hook them up, take them to jail. if you come to this county and try to obtain the services of a prostitute, you're going to get the full effect and force of the law. >> another one bites the dust. >> definitely something up with this cat, he's a little weird. >> outside the sting hotel, sheriff's investigators keep eyes on all who come and go. >> you guys, you have a white male walking in the door, blue dress shirt, dark slacks. >> shortly after 4:00 p.m

i mean, bernie is a socialist. >> judd -- >> he has only recently become a democrat. >> judd, what wouldto be at the top of the list. of course, that would be an interesting choice. and i suspect a very positive choice within the democratic rank and file. she clearly is -- she is actually to the left of bernie, in my opinion. >> she is, yeah. >> it's going to be somebody of that approach to governance. >> i have a hard time seeing hillary clinton choosing elizabeth warren. who else would fit into the mold? >> there are a pum couple of pe who are liberal and progressive. sherrod brown. he is very liberal and could fall into the progressive arena. i think he might be a very good choice. he would be a constructive choice in my opinion. >> i know you are supporting donald trump, but i am -- what i don't know is whether you're supporting donald trump because you like donald trump or because you hate hillary clinton. help us with that. >> actually -- >> are you supportive of the things that he said about the judge this week? >> oh, absolutely not. that was inexcusable. >> what about what he sa

two talkeds after the first invasion, the gang is all back, bill pull man, jeff goldblum, judd hirsch smith as mankind again bats an extra solar threat. >> mr. president, doctor. you're awake. >> very much so. >> why are they screaming? ing. > no, no, no. they're -- they're not screaming. they're celebrating. >> but critics not celebrating quite so much. so far the film has earned only a 50% splat on rotten tomatoes but most are giving it props for what it is. glen dunk says it's loaded with nonsensical logic, terrible dialogue and convoluted gobbledy gook science. it doesn't matter one bit because it's a lot of fun and dan writes it's as spectacular as you hope and you won't even miss will smith. >> wow. >> how about that. >> okay. sort of like this year's oscars. fantastic and we didn't miss will. >>> so next swiss army man and daniel radcliffe like we've never seen him before. hank played by paul dan know is stranded on an island feeling hopeless and suicide dal. that all changes when nanny played by radcliff washes up on shore as a corps. the two become fast friends and ultimately

judd hirsch. >> jimmy: oh, i'm a giant judd hirsch fan. vivica a. fox. >> vivica.immy: yeah. this one's bigger and badder. >> technology is much more advanced at this point. >> jimmy: it's unbelievable. i would say go see it. i like to see it in a big theater, because it sounds good and it feels like the aliens are invading. yeah, but you got really into this role, because you were telling me you were having dreams -- you were having nightmares about the role. >> yeah, you know, i always say i try not to take my work home with me. >> jimmy: yeah. >> but i had terrible nightmares on this, about me and jeff goldblum getting chased by aliens. [ laughter ] on a number of different nights. >> jimmy: at different locations? would you like leave like a hot dog place -- >> no, basically it was just me and him running away from aliens. >> jimmy: and ever fighting them or no? >> no, no fighting. >> jimmy: just running? >> just running away with jeff. >> jimmy: running away with jeff. that was your first movie you made. [ laughter ] that was a beautiful film. but this is a --

for the pbs newshour this is jackie judd in oakland, california. >> ifill: stay with us.ing up on the newshour: efforts to boost diversity in an elite high school; and why one author calls the democratic party's policies "liberalism of the rich." >> woodruff: but first, how the muslim community in orlando is responding to the mass shooting. as investigators continue to try to understand the motives of the orlando shooter, the fact that he was a muslim has put another community of american muslims in an uncomfortable spot-- disavowing the actions of an extremist, while also facing a backlash themselves. william brangham has the story. >> brangham: as news broke early sunday about the killings in orlando, joshua weil thought what many muslims thought about the attacker. >> my first thought is always, and sadly, "please don't let them be muslim." >> brangham: weil is a member of the islamic center of orlando, one of the largest muslim mosques in this area. of course, news quickly broke that the killer, omar mateen, was, in fact, a muslim. the attacks occurred right after sat

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next to the latest comedy from blockbuster producer judd apatow." stars andy sandberg as conner, a fading singer/rapper who is trying everything to jump start his popularity. >> will you marry me? ♪ please freaking say yes, girl ♪ >> yes. >> okay. >> oh, god. >> go, go. run! >> wow. >> the cast here includes seal, tim meadows, maya rudolph, john cusack. >> wolves. >> and it's apparently done enough to score an 81% on rotten tomatoes. the critics are liking it. nick lasalle calls it a clear take on today's culture as a morass of corruption, idiocy, and relentless self-promotion. but josh bell says that like justin bieber or katy perry, conner isn't quite entertaining enough for an entire feature film. >> whoa, you're insulting katy perry and justin bieber in your review? somebody gave me hater aid. teenage mutant ninja turtles. >>> this morning on "world news now," things take an ugly turn outside a donald trump rally. >> protesters violently clash with supporters as even officers in riot gear struggle to keep the peace. >>> deadly waters in texas.

judd gregg was on last week to there would be consequences. how realistic is that?s, but unfortunately it cannot really solve the issue. puerto rico is really on its own in terms of dealing with the payment. what president: -- what precedents is there for this? if you can't pay, you can't leave your island? we won't know until the day before or the day out. specifically the governor has never brought it up. it involves general obligations that are similar to puerto rico's sovereign debt. this could be them defaulting on their direct debt. it would be the first time that a state like entity did such a thing since the great depression. mark: if the island government cannot reach a deal of on holders, will the control board asked the judge to order a forced restructuring? the control board does have a fair amount of restructuring. -- authority. michelle is more the expert on the legislation than me. yes, that is my understanding. mark: i will put it to michelle. vonnie: yes, michelle. control boardhe is unable to get a restructured agreement with the majority of credit

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like judd apatow could have written a movie about me. big virgin in college.'m from the south. so i could use religious reasons for being a virgin. i was like, i am a virgin for jesus! [ laughter ] i am doing this for jesus and jesus was like, i don't think you are, though. [ laughter ] nope. that's on you. [ laughter ] you might want to wear that fitbit. [ laughter ] jesus! [ laughter ] thou shalt not judge, jesus. but i'd still go out to da club with my friends who were not virgins. and they're -- we would have a girl's night. there's always like one girl in every girls night group who is the responsible one, the chubby e. and if she's not having sex, she does not want her friends to have sex. like, and i was that girl. i was that one just walking into the club just swatting penises away. [ laughter ] not on my watch! [ laughter ] 2:00 a.m. would hit and, like, the guys that were hanging out with my friends thought they were getting lucky. and i was like, you guys, let's go! [ laughter ] christina, you are better than this! let's go! [ laughter ] jessica, yo

. >> joining the comedy team, veteran judd, throwing his talent in the kind of art imitating life projecth film aspect of it, like, people who have all of the craziest toys in the world. and then just seeing what they do with it, you know, like and spiral out that can company that, as well. >> losing control is shyly possible. those are just the bear facts. so much for feeling like you're on ♪ top of the world ♪ >> you're up there for like ten seconds. >> a third of the way to mars. >> connor, we talked about this, 30 seconds to mars is a name after band, it is not a fact. >> ♪ >> by the way look for a ton of the biggest names in music and comedy doing cameo's in the film. matter of fact andy told me the only cameo they were disappointed they didn't get was the funk bands cameo. >> oh, okay, yes. >> cameo, do little something-something, but pop star opens tomorrow. summer season underway. >> fun stuff, yes. >> get ready. that's "eyewitness news" at 5:00. now at 6:00 new information about a grim discovery in a chester county pond. what authorities are revealing about the woman found dead a

judd huddy is live with the newest developments. >> i'm standing in the spot where this attack happened gunmen were seated at one of these tables. they got up, shot a person point blank, you can see where there's been evidence markers, this is where one of the bullets ricocheted or at least went off the window there. the other gunmen turned in the opposite direction of the camera and opened fire as well. there are a number of evidence markers, saw the one on the window. other circles like this, where they circled around the bullet casings. let me tell you something, there are a lot of those circles, a lot of evidence markers on the ground here, outside these cafes, this happened around 9:30 in the evening. a beautiful summer evening, this is central tel aviv, it's an open air market and mala lot of restaurants and bars. four people were cohwered. another five others wounded. severely and moderately as well. here's what we know about the gunmen. they're in their early 20s, palestinian. and cousins from the west bank area of hebron. this is an area that's been a flashpoint for violence be

scandal," katie loews is in the house. [ cheers and applause ] and music from a country legend, wynonna judd here with her new band "wynonna and the big noise." but, before we get to all of that, as i mentioned, donald trump and bernie sanders were the big winners in last night's new hampshire primary, a result that has thrown the establishment of both parties into chaos. with more on that, it's time for "a closer look." ♪ [ applause ] so, donald trump and bernie sanders both won as outsiders running against their party's establishment. but let's be clear about something. that does not mean they're the same type of candidate because they're not. sanders is running a serious campaign on issues. trump is a demagogue running entirely on personality who has contradicted himself on almost everything he's ever said. the only things they have in common are they're bad at using combs and they both pronounce it "huge." [ laughter ] that's it. [ applause ] i mean, just take a look at how different they were in giving credit to their rivals in victory speeches last night. first, here's bernie. >> short

it doesn't -- judd he's running for the nomination you've endorsed him. is that trite or wrong? >> let's look at chicago, okay? you got every federal gun law in the books right now. drug dealer with a gun, 10-20 years. criminal gang member with a gun 10-20 years. felon with a gun. that attorney general janet lynch they're not enforcing any of the federal gun laws. letting it happen night after night they're being given cover by elite media like the "new york times" who writes five-page story, one little paragraph -- >> dickerson: leave it there, mr. la pierre. >> attack the terrorists leave good guys alone. >> dickerson: we'll be right back. >> thanks, john. with handles designed here, made here, shipped from here, on this plane flown by this pilot, who owns stock in this company, that builds big things and provides benefits to this woman, with new cabinets. they all have insurance crafted personally for them. not just coverage, craftsmanship. not just insured. chubb insured. real is touching a ray. amazing is moving like one. real is making new friends. amazing is getting this

. >> i asked judd apatow if i should ask mr. rickles for a a picture. he said yes.lding my breast?" and he was like, "have a little respect." [ laughter ] >> jimmy: no -- >> no, he doesn't want it. i do want it. it's complicated. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: anyways, let's show a a clip from lena's new documentary called "suited." >> yes. >> jimmy: it airs june 20th on hbo. take a look at this. >> every client is different. i love to make them suits and potentially make them feel as good as they deserve to feel. >> the shoulders? >> 15 and a half. 11 and a quarter. >> it's all about just feeling great in your body. especially when people have been struggling their entire lives, and they finally get into something that really fits them. that really fits them the way they always envisioned something would fit them. that's not fashion anymore. and that's what we're after. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: "suited." lena and i are playing box of lies when we come back. stick around, everybody! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ [burke] at farmers,we've seen almost everything, so we kn

move to rare bipartisan help puerto rico. .e will hear from judd gregg let's head to the markets deskas more. shery: stocks retreating for a second day. after pressing given global stocks have announced their biggtw

. >> we had a great time, being back with bill and judd hirsch who played my father, and the new peoplelly, lie am was a good guy to work with. fabulous actor. great, great man. >> should we be nervous. >> yeah. >> reporter: for new generation, there was little pressure to live up to the hype especially for jesse usher who play will smith's character stepson struggling to lead after his stepfather's death. >> your father was bravest man i have ever seen. >> that is a little pressure, self-made pressure too but all lifted once we got and everybody was kind obvious like do your thing, be who you are and give us what you got and that was all that mattered. >> we have to remind them, it is not for the taking. show them some fire works. >> hold on. >> they like to get the land. >> for entertainment tonight i'm kevin frazier now back to you in the studio. >>> coming up in the next half an hour of cbs-3 "eyewitness news", a bus driver becomes a hero when he protects a passenger from a purse snatcher. his humble explanation and why he said he had to do it. >>> and a late night, way out west for

next to the latest comedy from producer judd and pa tau.ver stop never stopping" stars andy sandberg who is try everything to jump start his popularity. >> will you marry me? ♪ please freaking say yes, girl ♪ >> yes. >> okay. >> oh, god. >> go, go. run! >> wow. >> the cast here includes see, tim meadows, maya rudolph, john cusack. >> wolves. >> and it's apparently done enough to score an 81% on rotten tomatoes the critics are liking it. nick lasalle calls it a clear take on today's culture as a morass of corruption idiocy. >> and josh bell says conner isn't quite entertaining enough for an entire feature film. >> you're insulting katy perry and justin bieber in your review? teenage mutant ninja turtles. >> important message for women and men ages 50 to 85. please write down this toll-free number now. right now, in areas like yours, people are receiving this free information kit for guaranteed acceptance life insurance with a rate lock through the colonial penn program. if you're on a fixed income or concerned about rising prices, learn abou

. >> charlie rose doesn't need judd apatow. >> a the hilarious billy eichner.e online scripted comedy, and this is a very appropriate name for this show, "difficult people." he joins us at the table this morning. that moment with you an charlie is clearly spontaneous. you're reacting to whatever people say. >> i knew charlie would be there, but the contestant had no idea. charlie was a surprise, and we were honored to have charlie rose. >> but people do this like dave letterman did this -- they like this guy. >> i'm okay. >> i think you are so funny to watch. you just walk up and say the craziest things to total stra e strangers and what are you going for? catching people off guard? >> we catch people off guard. i want to make the average new yorker going about their day have to deal with my opinion. i think that is pretty funny. they are not precast. a lot of reality shows the people are cast in advance secretly. i literally ambush people to talk about cate blanchett. >> there is a little bit of -- >> i was a pop culture obsessed kid. fat and sweaty growing up

district court for the judds of an arbor, had a university of michigan case, and at the same time thef i'm wrong -- has never really taken on the question of campus free people routes, but it's my understanding that most of these district judges have found that restricting free speech to a zone is unconstitutional and again to speak of judge posner, even in one case involves a campus preacher, he went on to google maps and took a look at where the location was compared to everything else, because the attorneys had done a horrible job making a good record of for him to understand, and had you loves his own internet research, which is another topic for another panel. >> i think this is more or less on point, the rosenberger case, that the publics universities can't discriminate in terms of having newspapers and things like that. i think most of the cases involving specifically speech codes and just in that area have been mostly at the sdrk level, though i'm not 100% sure. as to the broader question of how you tun the tide, lawsuits and shame. lawsuits and shame. that's what i say. >> as

he has judd apatow, lauren michaels, john oliver.t'e central intelligence. i don't think i can say it on tv. >> what is it? >> stars kevin hart. >> and dwayne johnson. >> play on the names. >> dwayne johnson plays a guy who is overweight and nerdy in high school. grows up to be a tough, cia operative. takes heav s kevin hart, best f from high school, on a mission. >> on the 17th, "finding dori." >> ellen has been campaigning for this movie. 13 years after the original. dori is looking for her parents. diane keaton. great pairing. >> june 24th, "independence day resurgence" without will smith. >> they killed off his character. as the director says, he's too expensive. >> jessica, thank you so much. >>> coming up, she's already got an r, just top it. america's sweetheart, julia what are you doing right now? making a cake! ayla reminds me of like a master chef and emiana reminds me of like a monster chef. uh oh. i don't see cake, i just see mess. it's like awful. it feels like i am not actually cleaning it up what's that make mommy do?

before i begin the introduction of our next speaker, let mess judd take a second to talk about somethingt's coming up today. this morning during the members' meeting. i know a lot of folks don't necessarily stick around for the membership meeting, but this year it's worth doing it. so let me build a bit on what beverly was talking about. there are still challenges, as we alluded to, so let's capture your experience, what's working, what's not working, and what's needed. your insights are going to help form policy in the future, so make sure you do attend at the issue table discussions, and i think you'll find that there are very, very good iterative of example of where we need to go. >> i know that your program says it's sloan gibson, the deputy secretary was going to be here, sloan was unfortunately delayed on travel is and beyond his control. very lucky to have bob snyder here. he is the chief of staff, as i mentioned. he which i think some of you have heard about. he was appointed the executive director of the v.a./dod collaboration service, where he saw the develop of joint policies