creo que los principios, la convicciÓn que demostraron ayer esas dos republicana, liza y susan y el senadorcain es admirable. lo que tienen que hacer las personas electas es deberse a sus constituyentes, deberse a los mejores intereses de su estado no a un partido polÍtico no una agencia. >>> pero las promesas eran derogar obamacare lo hicieron durante 7 aÑos prometiendo precisamente esto >>> pero oye todo el problema estÁ en los detalles. no solo derogar es con quÉ lo vas a reemplazar y creo que

turn around liza donnelly.er. >> you also used the word "lovers." >> that was a joke. did you used to date? okay. this is what liza said about him. he was a mad scientist even then. >> mad with his curiosity. >> mad with curiosity. that continues today. he's joining us at the table saying we should all channel our inner nerd. >> we should indeed. >> all right, liza. you go. >> go away, girl. you some of this morning's headlines. the "washington post" reports the trade secretary is saying no to the tax hike on the wealthy. steve mnuchin denied they floated the idea of a tax increase on americansle the administration says it wants to reduce the top tax bracket from 39.6% to 35% and it wants to lower tax rates for the middle class. a full tax plan is in december. >>> the "los angeles times" has approved a class-action settlement. the bank would pay $142 million in the proposed settlement. it would compensate millions of customers. a decision to hear final approval of the deal is set for january. >>> a city animal

turn around liza donnelly.t to high school together. >> you also used the word "lovers." >> that was a joke. did you used to date? okay. this is what liza said about him. he was a mad scientist even then. >> mad with his curiosity. day.d with curiosity. he's joining us at the table saying we should all channel our inner nerd. >> we should indeed. >> all right, liza. you go. >> go away, girl. >>> right now it's time to show you some of this morning's head the middle class. a full tax plan is in december. >>> th "los angeles times" has approved a class-action settlement. the bank would pay $142 million in the proposed settlement. it would compensate millions of customers. a decision to hear final approval of the deal is set for january. >>> a city animal shelter got 59 puppies in one hour and the community stepped right up to rescue them. the puppies flooded the shelter on friday. it quickly spread news of the animals. the next day dozens of people showed up looking to adopt these little guys. according to the fa

americans, colonial militia and the british regulars, will encounter one another, shots will be fired, liza be lost on both sides. but more importantly it's where the colonial militia was ordered to fire upon the kings troops. creating innocence an act of treason. >> then see the world's largest collection of materials used during the earliest days of the revolution displayed of the concord museum. >> watch c-span cities tour of concord, massachusetts, saturday at noon eastern on c-span2's booktv, and sunday at two p.m. on american history tv on c-span3. working with our cable affiliates and visiting cities across the country. >> we are back live for coverage of the national governors association summe summer meetin. vice president mike pence and canadian prime minister justin trudeau expected to offer remarks to the governors on the global economy. we expected this to start in just a moment. live coverage here on c-span2. [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible con

no solo derogar es con quÉ lo vas a reemplazar y creo que cuando john mccain y susan y liza se dieronticipe de eso. >>> ana gracias por estar con nosotros. a brandon martÍnez su madre lo daba por muerto, pero como vieron al principio de este noticiero el joven despertÓ el coma cuando lo sacaron moribundo, las cÁmaras de noticias telemundo vieron este exclusivo momento donde su familia lo califica de un verdadero milagro, vÍctor hugo rodrÍguez tiene las Últimas noticias. ♪ (mÚsica) ♪ >>> >>> con el deseo de volver a escuchar la voz de su hijo brandon esta madre hizo todo lo posible de ortos obtener una visa humanitaria para viajar desde san antonio texas >>> ella venÍa destrozada desde aguascalientes porque a ella le dieron la noticia que nuestro hijo habÍa fallecido. >>> nunca perdieron la esperanza que su hijo despertara del coma >>> mi hijo avanza muchÍsimo, gracias a dios hoy mi hijo dio sus primeros pasos >>> a brandon de 16 aÑos estaba inconsciente con y daÑo cerebral en el remolque del trÁiler, brandon fue padre hace 2 meses y decidiÓ ir a estados unidos y terminÓ en este hospit

claudia-liza, thank you very much. it'sjust for them. claudia-liza, thank you very much.ce arrest two teenagers after five acid attacks in east london injust 90 minutes. the terminally ill baby charlie gard is to be examined in london by an american doctor who says he can improve his condition. a jail sentence of 17 years for the tv producer who tried to hire three separate hitmen to kill his partner. staying with that story. a former television producer who tried three times to hire a hitman to kill his partner has beenjailed for 17 years. david harris, who's 68, offered three men £200,000 to murder his partner hazel allison. he wanted to inherit her fortune, and start a new life with a woman he'd met in a brothel. duncan kennedy reports. david harris was with his partner, hazel, for 30 years, unknown to her, he also had a girlfriend, who he had met in a brothel. to keep her and get rid of hazel, he went looking to hire not one, not two, but three hit men, all of whom were completely innocent of his real intentions. he first approached christopher may, a private detectiv

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next to him. >> on the personal level, we all wish him the very best, and you mentioned that ryan lizanterview, ryan, are you with me? >> i am. hi, ryan. have you been keeping up with the news in the last 30 minutes? thoughts? >> i have. >> thoughts? >> um, you know, after that interview appeared, a lot of people asked me, do you think anthony scaramucci will be fired, and i would say he's either going to be fired or promoted, you never know with donald trump. i think the early indications were that trump was either neutral to positive about some of the things he said, and of course the biggest story in the wake of that interview was ryan priebus got fired, not anthony scaramucci, so that seemed to suggest where trump's opinion about the interview was. but one thing -- we don't know this yet, but from the statement the white house put out about the new chief of staff john kelly should have a clean slate, it does suggest that kelly is doing what any sane chief of staff would do coming into a white hous factionalized, making sure that everything is running through him. so it's a sign tha

liza this really changed your whole experience with your wedding. >> for sure. old and it always made me nervous back then. what is my hair going to look like on my wedding the biggest day in a girl's life. when i found danielle's system i had to have it. and i've been happy with it. >> what was the process like? we saw a little bit of how it's made but for you going through it what was it flying we're from maryland. we drive up to new jersey for it. it's special enough to do that. we drive up there and they just kind of take a mold of your scalp and then very simple process wait a couple weeks maybe a month, comes in, maybe a little more month. >> seemed like forever, right. >> seemed like forever. >> and it came in. they put it on in maybe an hour or two and then left the -- came back home on that was it. i mean, it was very simple. >> wow. and mom dancy you saw liza go through this and you thought i need to try this as well. >> absolutely. i mean, the change in her whole way of looking at life and at herself and her self-confidence, i mean, we went shopping a

liza. long. welcome back hawk watchers let's not wait for a single second more here's the. lol . lol this. is. so let's just need to go west please tell the people odets. a little. more that don't let's. go. to stoke. lake. that's. cool by. her. to go to the pub was a comic book we get back to you it's cup of tea get down to. the bridge. job and sensible cops just because she cut the cavils are located in the back to come up over the top just because the let's get. lucky illegal. or lead slug sit still or luck he. still are lucky lucky little. if those of us who are truly seeking connection can just be curious about somebody else's pain as opposed to denying it. it will go a long way as right now we have very much got in the habit of those debates that we're having i think it's does them a great i think it holds them too high to even call them debates right i think we're just there just roving castigation and but if we can if we can at least. like why are you like you're hurting you're actually hurting so tell me about that. when i used to teach elementary school like a kid came

waging at the white house, and it all spilled out in a very public way when the "new yorker's" ryan liza published that stunningly profane interview against president trump's chief of staff and his chief strategist. about reince priebus, he said, reince is an expletive, paranoid schizophrenic. a paranoiac. after criticism, scaramucci tweeted, i sometimes use colorful language. i will refrain in this arena, but not give up the passionate fight for trump's agenda. hours later, he didn't exactly take the blame, tweeting, i made a mistake in trusting a reporter. it won't happen again. and now a new report about what started all of this. accusations of leaks at the highest levels of the white house. the ""washington post"" saying the president could be given a list of leakers as early as today. joining me now, two reporters who have written extensively about this topic, phil rucker, white house bureau chief and msnbc political analyst. jonathan swan is a national political reporter. so, phil, part of scaramucci's scorched earth approach was evident early when he said he was going after leaker

hour ago we really got the insight and back story to this when an article in the new yorker by ryan lizahe language as you ised is pretty i guess unexpected shocking over you want to describe it. he paints a views on reince preibus and steve bannon anthony scaramucci tweeted about pit saying he's going to continue to defend the president and said #maga. back to you jim and shawn. >> i think it's interesting to point out we're talking about leakers in the white house. i believe the obama administration prosecuted the most leakers in recent presidential history. >> yeah it was the espionage act they used a number of times through the 82ers to prosecute whistle blowers and at the start of the administration people were saying if they come after journalists look at what happened under the obama administration. this is not new leaks have happened it's just a matter that they were prosecuted quite a bit. >> it's going to be interesting to watch when scaramucci actually really takes the -- takes over in his position because he's not officially there. the name calling today of reince preibus say

liza fromer studios in singapore and london. this is bbc world news. it is newsday. glad you could join us. it is seven a.m. here in singapore, midnight in london and two a.m. in iraq where the government has announced the end of the battle for mosul, saying that troops had finally driven out extremists of so—called islamic state. iraq's second—largest city was where i has declared its caliphate in 2014. since then its grip on the territory has been degraded in iraq and syria. in the last nine months it has been targeted in mosul by the iraqi army, backed by us and coalition airstrikes. victory has come at a cost with an estimated eight thousand civilians driven from home and stop what was once a beautiful old city is now mostly rubble. every building deeply scarred or destroyed by months of war. we joined the search and rescue teams looking for survivors. but more often, they are just recovering bodies. with the heat, there is also the strong smell of decay. ali is hoping against hope that his brother and his family are still alive. their house was hit in an air str

. >> anthony scaramucci has blown his own lid in an interview with ryan liza filled with expletives that is unbelievable. >> bombshell conversation in which the white house communications director launches a profain attack. >> he attacks in very vul tbar terms reince priebus an steve bannon. >> trevor: you're damn right it's vulgar. scaramucci just came in and set fire it reince priebus an steve bannon, he burnt them like a hoverboard, people. we can't go through all of the interview because it will break our bleep machine. but here is one thing, white house communications director scash muchi said about white house chief of staff, aka scaramucci's boss, reince priebus. he sead reince is a [bleep] paranoid scriz friendic. a p, r, noic, which i don't blame reince for, anybody working for trump would get that way. it's like being hannibal lechter's chef. >> it's only a matter of time, it's only a matter of time, it's only a matter of time. here is mi favorite part. when the interviewer asked scar 34u67i about whether he likes media attention, he says quote i'm not steve bannon. i'm not try

russian opposition liza is free after serving twenty five days in a moscow jail for organizing. a wave of anti government protests. and the u. n. cultural organization declares an ancient shrine in the occupied west bank. palestinian heritage site prompting israel to cut its funding to the un. well it's time to get the latest business news joining us on said is shahs pellicano beginning with the job figures coming out of the u. s. have you eagerly awaited death figures for june released this friday a lot of. people waiting to see. there's going to be a so called trump bump. and hiring rebounded in june employers added two hundred twenty two thousand jobs of one. wallstreet i mustered actually anticipated a lower number of a hundred seventy eight thousand. so hiring is on the rise but so is the unemployment rate rates which went up zero point one percent to four point four percent. still. basically full employment that's just the result of people who are not looking for work now actively looking for work. while the one source of concern in these figures is sluggish wage growth. a

yesterday he picked up the phone and talked to ryan liza of the new yorker magazine.which time he thought, i believe, that his interview was off the record. it was on the record because according to ryan liza he never asked for it to be off the record. in it he blows up in using explicatives, reince priebus and steve bannon. steve: he does. he was very mad about a leak. scaramucci made it very clear and keep in mind we discovered that we were reminded of the fact that he is brand new to politics. keep in mind he has been a businessman. he is not a politician. and he got caught. i don't know if he wanted it "on the record" or off the record. there was a story out there that apparently the president of the united states himself gave him the okay to go ahead and unload on reince. nonetheless, he did it very stark language. the kind of language that you would not use at grandma's house. and then last night he tweeted this out. i sometimes use colorful language. i will refrain in this arena but not give up the passion to fight for real donald trump's agenda. he also had on

here is claudia—liza armah.aker in the world. sadiq khan wants volkswagen to pay £2.5 million in what he says is congestion charge fees in the wake of the emissions scandal. however, vw has said it will not be paying a single penny, something the mayor is furious about. the behaviour of volkswagen has been disgraceful. firstly, they cheated, and secondly the lack of compression and humility from the manager of volkswagen. they should be compensating londoners for the money they have lost by the congestion charge. 80,000 londoners bought vehicles fitted with the cheap devices but vw claims that even without them the cars would still be exempt from the congestion charge. in a statement, vw told us... imean, i mean, that just i mean, thatjust goes to show that volkswagen are not taking this seriously, and you know, i think people should be... you know, really look at what volkswagen are doing here. you know, their sense of corporate social responsibility is neil. you know, it is extraordinary. -- nil. with 9000 dea

i'm claudia—liza armah.t night. officers were called to church road just before nine o'clock where they spent several hours trying to disperse the group. a large crowd turned hostile after being turned away from the party at a nearby school. no—one was arrested. the archbishop of york, john sentau, will lead a memorial service today to five people killed in the fire grenfell tower. the service at st helen's church in north kensington will be held at the request of the victim's families. it's exactly five years to the day since the opening ceremony of the london olympics, and bbc london has been speaking to one team gb star whose life changed in 2012, and is about to change again. greenwich judo player gemma gibbons won a silver medal but has decided the time is right to retire. she's now hoping to inspire more youngsters in her new career as a pe teacher. to give that up and move on is a big change, but it is inevitable, first of all, and i think i chose the right time for me to make that retirement and to c

good morning from bbc london news, i'm claudia—liza armah.d rent arrears issues shows names, addresses and other confidential information. it was left at the gardun estate in clapham. the regulator in charge of data protection can fine organisations, including local authorities, up to £500,000 for breaches. lambeth council has secured the site and ordered an urgent review. so the information commissioner's office can impose quite serious fines for this kind of breach, the council was recently fined £60,000 for misplacing some filing cabinets. a computer hacker, who masterminded global cyber attacks from his bedroom in hertfordshire, has had his sentence cut on appeal. adam mudd from kings langley created a malware programme which was used to carry out 1.7 million online attacks around the world. the 20—year—old was jailed for two years in april, but a judge reduced his term to 21 months, saying the original punishment was too tough after he pleaded guilty. heathrow has announced its passengers will not pay more in air fares, despite the cost

i tried to pass along the stories as a liza hamilton encouraged us to do, the sailor in saigon reminded us to do. a few of the stories in my book, i talked to a young marine officer. he was a young marine officer posted to vietnam. he was a platoon leader with an infantry unit. his in country orientation, he was told the critical thing for an officer was not to cry, never to cry, never to show that emotion. within several weeks, one of the top men in his unit was killed in an ambush and he remembered, 45 years later, how he struggled so hard not to cry when he learned that this young man was dead. this marine just died in the last month. he encouraged me to tell the stories and his wife shared with me some things he had written including something 10 or a dozen years ago when he was writing a diary in sharp detail about this young marine that had been killed on that ambush in that day. he didn't forget. i tell the story of a young massachusetts man who joined the army. he was drafted coming out of boston college and talked to somebody at the army recruiting office to ask what his option

. >> eliza, liza miller, a 41-year-old who is pretending to be a millennial, 27.od. so now i'm at least one year older. >> stephen: a 41-year-old playing a 27-year-old. >> yeah. >> stephen: you totally are believable as a 27-year-old. >> well, that's nice. thank you! >> stephen: thank you for being that way. ( laughter ) i don't know what to say. i don't know how to say that. thank you for looking way younger than you are. >> you're so welcome! >> stephen: is there anything you change about, like, your walk or anything like that? as an actress, how do you go, "okay, have to get into younger spine?" what is it you do to make yourself younger. >> i'm a young-- i'm 42, so i'm a young 42. i'm pretty naive. i'll still pretty green about many things. but i feel like youth or the idea of youth, you know, i've never felt the need to lie about my age, me, myself. but i feel like the idea of youth is how you look at the world, right? hopeful optimism and try new things what? uh-oh. i'm scared. >> stephen: can i do an exercise with you? >> sure. >> stephen: now, look at the

joining mess chris sill liza. mandy carpenter, used to term an communications director for senator cruz, and steve hull, who used to be chief of russia operations over at the cia. so happy early fourth of july to you, and chris cilizza, if he goes off like this, and president trump defends these tweets as modern-day presidential, his words, what does that even mean? >> i mean, not much. it's not meant to mean all that much other than to say, that i have a plan, there's a strategy, this is three-dimensional chess that you guys can't see. i think it's more likely zero dimensional chess in terms of what we know. he just says and does things, and then his aides and he to some stengt work for justify that as some part of a broad ee schema that we just don't see. hypocrisy is not a think that donald trump deals with. what he said said is immaterial to what he says today. what he said about obama, it was true. what he's saying now is also true in his mind. he doesn't see the logical inconsistency, and just glosses over.

liza fits well.nterviewed and said absolutely no one in the truck can be met with russia and categorically untrue. this woman came to him and said i had damaging information on hillary clinton and i don't know what happened i don't think they would've gotten caught like this quite frankly and had that meeting in trump tower's was an idiotic thing to do to have this woman come in there. the idea that were supposed to believe that all she wanted to talk about was adoption. >> the bazaar part is donald trump junior statement to the new york times and they're asking him to confirm the authenticity was he confirmed it but said yes, we took the meeting because i wanted to see what the information was when i heard the information and it clearly wasn't anything much at all that we kicked him out and that was it. rick: interest made the same opportunity clinton about donald trump are you saying she would not have taken. >> i volunteered. i don't think hillary clinton would got that meeting, i'm sure, can be t

. >> just unschooled like liza doolittle. >> find the right henry higgins she'll be ready torefor a ballyed like noever seen and got huge laugh. >> what taking so long. >> i am analyzing my options unlike your winged approach i like to plan a strategy. like a general leading this troops into battle. [ laughter ] >> checkmate, schwarzkopf. >> i think "fraser" probably stands as the single most successful spin-off. >> the emmy goes to -- >> "fraser." >> "fraser." >> "fraser". >> at the height of must-see tv thursday nights on nbc, 75 million americans watched thursday night. that was at the time one-third of the country. >> ooh. what is this stuff? >> this sweater? it's angora. >> well, it's wonderful. >> the machine that was nbc in the '90s for comedy was untouchable. >> you're not from around here. are you? >> it generated so much viewership and money and awards. >> you do not need this. >> this is the top of our wedding cake. >> it's -- it's not a scrapbook. it's a freezer. >> no many xl. >> we certainly associate nbc with the '90s having extremely successful sitcoms but they weren't th

. >> no. ( laughter ) >> stephen: why do you have liza minelli?oduct is being sold in this photograph? are we selling the hat, the pocketbook? this mick jagger t-shirt? >> i don't know what's going on. i have no idea. >> stephen: were you excited? did you enjoy this? or did you say, mom, do i have to do this again? >> i wanted to go back to sports day. >> stephen: you played sports? yeah, i love games a lot. >> stephen: okay. anything i can win. >> stephen: well, what are you good at? what can you win? oh, hell, yeah! >> oh, no. i stopped training, so this is a bad idea. >> stephen: you kick as in this movie. one -- >> oh, gosh, don't handcuff me. >> stephen: -- two -- you cheated! >> did i? >> stephen: do you start on two in england? i'll cough on you. there you go. sorry. i beat a girl! i beat a girl! >> that's what it's about, right? >> stephen: i'm really looking forward to this movie, valerian and the movie of a thousand planets and not just because you're kicking as. amazing, unbelievable hero. >> cinematic, exactly. >> stephen: i've seen cl

resign, we know what's happened in the new yorker interview, the profanity-laced interview with ryan lizaid just a few days ago, talking ill not only about reince priebus, but also about steve bannon. this is extraordinarily significant. we're getting some folks, we're going to jump on set to go through the breaking news that scaramucci has resigned. kaitlan collins is at the white house, what? how did this happen? >> reporter: there's a lot of news, we have heard that anthony scaramucci, named communications director just last friday has been removed from his position. we don't have a lot of details, but we do know there's been a lot of drama since he was brought into this position. we saw press secretary sean spicer resign in protest over him being named to this position, and then we saw the chief of staff reince priebus ousted last week over all of this drama that's been going on. as you know there was that anthony scaramucci interview he blasted reince priebus and accused him as a leak of of white house information. safe to say there's been a lot of him being appointed, and we're like

. >> just unschooled like liza doolittle.or a ball in no time. >> leave it to you to put the pig back. >> kelsey grammar played pomposity and got huge laughs. >> what's taken so long? >> but i am analyzing my options unlike your wink and approach i like to plan a strategy, like a general leading his troops into battle. >> checkmate, schwarzkopf. >> i think "frasier" stands as the single most successful spinoff, at least in the history of comedies. >> and the emmy goes to "frasier". >> "frasier". >> "frasier". >> thursday nights on nbc, 75 million americans watched thursday night. that was at the time one-third of the country. >> oh. what is this stuff? >> the sweater is san gor ra. >> well it's wonderful. >> the machine that was nbc in the '90s for comedy was untouchable. >> you're not from around here will you? >> it generated so much viewership and money and awards. >> we do not need this. >> it's the top of our wedding cake. >> it's not a scambook, it's a freezer. >> no. >> we associate nbc of the '90s with having extremel

good morning from bbc london news, i'm claudia—liza armah.uld have released 14 times more heat than a key government safety test allows. the energy emitted from the cladding and insulation would have been equivalent to burning 51 tonnes of pine wood, according to research by the university of leeds. it would have burnt as quick as petrol. the contractors who fitted the cladding and insulation say they both passed all regulations. a west hampstead mother, imprisoned in iran, has been at the heart of a parliamentary debate urging the government to take action on her situation and to protect british citizens with dual nationalities. the debate focused on how nazanin zaghari—ratcliffe's human rights have been breached. the foreign secretary, borisjohnson, says it's a matter of utmost priority for the government. it was organised by labour mp for hampstead and kilburn, tulip siddiq. imagine coming back from your holidays in finding out the company you parked your car with has gone bust. that has happened to hundreds of stranded passengers at gatwi

scaramucci's conversation with "the new yorker's" ryan liza was not just the vulgar language but it gave a window into the administration of what he was saying was basically out of control and pull of people only interested in themselves and protecting their turf, and it was an extraordinarily negative performance review of the white house. by firing reince preibus, it ratifies that view that the last six months have been chaos, out of control. and now hoz does it get fixed? and that's big question going forward. >> mason: all right, john dickerson in washington. thanks. to repeat, reince preibus is out as president trump's chief of staff. general john kelly is in. there will be much more about the white house sheikh up on your local news on this cbs stakes, on our 24-hour streaming news network, cbsn, and right here tonight on the cbs evening news. till then with major garrett and john dickerson, i'm anthony mason, cbs news, new york.ev >>> that of course our cbs news special report on is what happening to our south, in washington reince priebus being replaced as the chief of staff by j

now, in the movie, they changed it a little, and they added songs for liza, but we've taken some of thengs that she did and put them in this current production and we fleshed out the characters, taken away all the veneer of the '60s production. >> you used the word flesh. >> there's a little -- i think it's -- i would say it's an adult show because it's not like born porn or anything. it's adult themed, it's an intelligent play so i wouldn't recommend anyone under 13 seeing the show because they don't know what it's about. you know, they will just think it's -- what are they talking about. but it's fascinating. it's brilliant, funny, tragic, you know? it's one of the best musicals ever written. >> and you're bringing this production to the kennedy center. i know you've done this production in new york. >> i have, yes. >> and now here in washington at the kennedy center. is there a different sort of pressure for you or something even for the audience that would be unique for folks here. >> yes. i'm a little naive because i wasn't sure what the washington, d.c., audience would be line. th

. >> ♪ >>> liza made it famous and this 10a the loft is a cabaret, oh chum, live at performance fromdy center. >> plus on this national french friday, the mother of all face offs which fries rule supreme? bring me the ketchup. in three, two, one, the 10a starts right now. ♪ >>> oh, yeah. competition, okay, holly. you got this. >> is this what this show has come to? >> you got this. >> girls versus boys. you got this, holly come on. >> remember the -- >> do you care this. >> remember the look the squire just had. you can see my eyes right now, that's what i'm going for. >> we could do floyd mayweather and connor mcgregor and talk talk. >> i feel like lavender and mint ninja. >> french fries face off holly morris versus steve chenevey for the prize. which fry reigns supreme. >> let's go. let's go. >> please tell me wisdom won't feed me. i'll direct your hand. this is the% one, holly. >> wisdom i'm okay if you place a fry in my hasn't. >> i'm going to hold the plate up to you. >> i'll touch all the fries. >> you just touch one on the t top. >> here you go. you just touched one. >> now t

we brought in cyber security expert liza garber to tell us how we can protect ourselves.can take class online. >> oh, yes. >> how many people are paying to take the class. >> people are paying about thousand dollars and that includes all of your lectures and your materials, your books, and pdf's everything you need and cyber crime is going corporate. they're really following online universities. they want pebble to get to make the most of this huge industry as you mentioned $24 billion in credit card fraud. people want a piece of that. >> what are they learning in these classes. >> they're actually learning the art of carding. many different ways to commit cyber crime. carding is one that's been around for many, many years. >> okay. >> basically it's how to steel and sell credit card information where to find stolen credit card and that includes cards, it includes, the numbers pin numbers, address information, log in information, but it also actually includes how to actually use it, check if the credit card is legitimate do small charges and purchase luxury items. vacatio

out of the hallway and stripped the whole place bare and dressed it as a set for you, like you were lizaut yeah, no, you did that and you're so musical, it was great. but in the beginning, you were like bowie had a little bit rash or chafe. he was chafed. >> jimmy: yeah, i was a a little -- i was nervous. i was nervous. so thank you, you really helped me. thank you for that. how are the babies? how's hilaria? i just saw her backstage. >> we did the roast. we can get to that in a minute, but my wife, brought my daughter carmen. that was the biggest surprise for me when people come out 'cause there's a few surprises. >> jimmy: oh, no. >> and carmen came out. >> jimmy: dude, carmen is a a star. she's 3 years old, right? >> she is, really. so getting a little crazy. she's so comfortable in front of the camera. >> jimmy: she is. >> my wife, oddly enough, the person who said the meanest things about me in the roast was my wife. [ laughter ] i said to her afterwards, you realize they give you these really nasty jokes, you don't have to say them. [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: you don't have -- th

kind of free wheeling we saw from the first press conference and the now info pus interview with ryan liza at the new yorker, personality clashes in addition to structural issues. >> a director who doesn't know he's on the record. it is sort of perplexing, general kelly, an able guy. donald trump is impressed with what he has done at homeland security. >> that doesn't mean he knows more than reince priebus, maybe less, of doing the functions of government, getting bills, dealing with the hill. in this we talked about it beinghold, it's very well orchestrated from the cosmetic point of view. this is so sloppy. so i mean does it surprise you that somebody who does come from a background where he has experience just in the entertainment industry, he's not sort of orchestrating you know the presidency if a way that seems, i don't know, it doesn't even seem planned, it does seem to be pure chaos. >> we saw donald trump in this position, a true outsider, it's one thing to run for office and through all these staff shakeups, we see the back and forth, sessions, all this stuff, what is being lost

of the story though is the thing that he tweeted last night, and that in this sper view with ryne liza that he stated, as plainly as could you state it, which is that he believes that reince priebus, the chief of staff, is the chief leaker. and that he wanted last night he said this in a tweet which he since delated-- deleted. he wanted the fbi to investigate the white house chief of staff. he says it in the interview. just step away from that for a second. the new incoming white house communications director who is not even taken his job yet, is he not even actually officially in the job yet, is publicly calling for an fbi investigation of the white house chief of staff, on twitter. now that is a very trumpy kind of thing to do. but to mark's point, that is-- it's the kind of thing that in any other administration would have been not just inconceivable to just kind of some fan tas kal kind of concept, that is an amazing thing. think about what kind of disruption that brings. >> it puts to shame, like the reagan white house had a lot of in-fighting. you can imagine the communications d

liza is going to be there and she'll be drawing you. what are you wearing? >> something basic.be. >> and what are you chatting about with mr. colbert? >> whatever he wants. so we say we can't go to bed early tonight. >> in case you don't, i'll bring you -- >> i'm afraid i might go to bed but i'm going to dvr it. >> i'm staying up. >> i knew you would. >> you win employee of the day then. thank you, norah. >> thank you. good luck tonight. >> i hope i don't screw it up. >> you are not going to screw it up. >> well, we've had good fun in other appearances. time to show you this morning's headlines from around the globe. china is preparing for potential crisis along the north korea border. china is establishing a new border defense brigade. he's also planning 24 hour video surveillance of the region backed by drones. also building bunkers to protect against nuclear and chemical blasts. in a statement china says its forces maintain a normal state of combat readiness and training on the >>> a judge cleared the way to protect voter data. a privacy group threatened to sue. the judge sa

. >> just unschooled like liza doolittle.pig back. >> kelsey grammar played pomposity like nobody you've ever seen and got huge laughs. >> what's taken so long? >> but i am analyzing my options unlike your wink and approach i like to plan a strategy, like a general leading his troops into battle. >> checkmate, schwarzkopf. >> i think "frasier" stands as the single most successful spinoff, at least in the history of sitcoms. >> and the emmy goes to "frasier". >> "frasier". >> "frasier". >> we were lightning hot and it was critical for us to be leading the way not just following. ♪ >> "friends" is about that time in your life when your friends are your family. >> ow! >> when david crane and i lived in new york we were part of a group of six people. we were all attached at the hip. we went everywhere together and celebrated everything together. >> look! >> and there's that period where you're looking to be out there on your own and the people you rely on are the ones who live down the hall. >> here we go. pivot. pivot. pivot! pi

my parents ralph and beverly quarrels and our niece liza burnett who is interning on the hill. >> thank you. we welcome your family. >> my statement? >> yes, please go forward. >> chairman crapo, ranking member brown, members of the committee, thank you for this opportunity to appear before you today. i am honored that president is nominated me to serve as a member of the board of governors of the federal reserve system and as the board's vice chairman for supervision. and i'm grateful for the privilege of your consideration. i'm also very grateful for the support not only of my wife and family who are here but of our three children randy, spencer hope.and they have put up with a lot in their lives from their father's public service. the federal resevenrve system occupies a position in ourgovernment for a strong economy and the stability of the financial system and supporting robust job growth and a context to price stability.i can assure the committee that were i to be confirmed, i would be strongly committed to allthe objectives. the specific position for which i've been nominated has