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i think she was a perfectly good secretary of state. njoyed the exchanges i had with her in the few opportunities that i had. >> as a diplomat, was the prisoner change for sergeant bowe bergdahl a smart move? >> i don't see anything wrong with concern for an american who has been detained against his will in prisoner territory. whether some of the surrounding ceremony all -- ceremonial activity and hoopla was advised, i'm not sure. >> thank you, mr. ambassador. next, the newest poll. ♪ >> welcome back. margaret carlson and lanhee chen in a moment. but first, julianna goldman is here. the latest poll came out and they are not passing it around in the white house. >> americans are saying to the president, we are not that into you. he has enjoyed high favorability ratings. >> personal. >> how much americans like him. he has hit the low for his presidency at 44%. that is become a drag across his approval ratings. the job ratings are back to where they were after the botched health-care rollout. across all the areas, the economy, health care,

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the boss loiter to be a good mom and be a good parent i should be able to do both it's better for our economy and our families. so secretary of labor (clapping) secretary of labor talked about those issues and he's right we're only the only developed country in the with world 70 percent of low income workers' compensation when i come home to you, san francisco workers don't have - i hope people will phone call on june 23rd we want to sparks a national conversation to make a public demand for policy change. we want to make sure people understand those are choices they're not just private choices you have to make on our own we can have paid leave and access to sick days and it will be better for our economy california is paving the way and san francisco is paving the way i hope everyone about focus on june 23rd i hope your voice will be allowed we need folks in the country to recognizing recognize it's not only important to have leader but public and private voices behind leader pelosi as she demands change in washington she need to have bipartisan sport so thank you very much i labored

word know you are available for another marriage and you can marry more money, and this could be a goodnvestment, even though you are wasting $25,000. >> i think it says something about the divorce, if there is any money left for a party, because you generally take 30% off the top and split the difference when you get the divorce. >> i am more surprised you have friends to invite after a bad marriage, more than the money. >> they are calling them predumbfesedumb fe -- freedom vests. >> divorce is good for the economy, and it's bad for the social structure of our economy, and so have a good time and life is short. >> even though that was a black wedding cake? >> yeah, i would take the black wedding cake. i think it looks good. >> all right. that's great. thanks so much, guys. >> thank you to sasha for joining us. >> thank you. >>> the mystery millionaire leaving envelopes of cash for those willing to work to find it. what can d.c. learn from this? plus, this dog may fly, but ramon is doing something even more impressive. >>> predictions, gary b., what do you say? >> brenda, i think the m

, market forces would kick in and that would advance the schools doing a good job. my understanding, and i want to understand with you. to get the kind of data you need to really do this right, it is going to take a piece of legislation, whether it's the bill senator warner, senator rubio and i have or something close. bills fortors have purposes of government work, it is close enough. are we going to be able to get the eta we need to really set up this kind of seamless opportunity for students to get more value for their education along the lines of what i cap slice here this morning? say i'm of all, let me very pleased you have introduced this legislation. i have written publicly on several occasions that it's ironic the universities that are in the knowledge business are sometimes very reticent about providing knowledge about their own students, what they are learning, with their earning after they graduate. the irs could provide infamously useful information on the earnings of graduates by majors, by institutions and so forth without violating privacy or anything

a drone by itself is not a good defensive weapon. craft flying over iraq are better defensive platform. all the other aircraft that have the capability to carry arms, they are. >> you are saying what a challenge it is with syrian war planes, u.s. warn planes. >> and now we've got iranian drones operating in the same area. they are moving intelligence assets into rashid air base. >> iraq is buying secondhand military jets from russia and belarus, essentially, the iraqi prime minister telling the bbc that essentially they are fed up with waiting for the u.s. to step in and provide this kind of aid. >> the iraqis have contracted for fen -- f-16s. they have been delivered in texas where the pilots are undergoing training. it's going to tam a while. they are going to go to other countries and buy secondhand equipment because they wanted an immediate capability. this presupposes that they know how to fly this secondhand equipment. they may have pilots from old school who may be able to fly these. isis presents a real threat to them. >> it's

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are you a good dancer? 'm a really good dancer, for an old woman. >> jimmy: why do you say you think you're a good dancer? >> i've always been a good dancer. >> jimmy: do other people think you're a good danceer? >> yeah. >> jimmy: so you're a good dancer. >> like, look at grandma go. >> jimmy: i don't think i've ever seen you dance. >> yeah. you know, we'll have to hook up and go to a bar where there's music and we'll do it. i might video myself doing it. >> jimmy: why not is >> because people are like, huh? i'm like yeah, yeah. >> jimmy: you can dance right now if you want. [ applause ] you don't have to. >> i've got on big shoes. i'm not drunk. >> jimmy: guillermo can solve that really quickly. >> i'll take care of you. >> jimmy: how old are you kids now is >> they're all old as [ bleep ]. you're not supposed to say that. i have two of them in their 40s. i can't believe i have two of them with gray hair. then i've got a 19-year-old. he just graduated from high school. he's going to college. i'm so thrille

gerri: a very good point. home prices are expected to go up compared to 11 percent of the previous year. what should individual homeowners be thinking as a look at this combination of numbers? >> right now if you are under water what you are looking at is time to a position of equity. you can afford to sell and buy another house. the combination of the of high student debt to make it difficult for millenials to buy homes a lot of the young adults are living at home. and keeping first-time home buyers out of the market. so those homeowners who would like to move up don't have anybody to buy the house they need to sell it is and to be amended driven in slow down. gerri: we were talking about home prices in what is going on with the go-go market. look at san diego. falling 42% but rigo did 34 percent you can see similar trends in miami, las vegas, phoenix that were plunging but now coming back but none are back all the way. when you look at those numbers what type of interpretation? to rigo back at the 2006 levels

so far as what you should do in a future presentations i think although i have misgivings your presentation was good and efficient today it - you might consider rather than through n them in this manner giving us your suggestions in the form of a document. this objective, this policy, this policy, this policy and this way of implementing it that way it is a little bit easier i think to analyze a document that's presented rather than or 8 people trying to redraft things >> commissioner wolfram's. >> i think the arc local issues should have their own sections we can't say just identify a citywide survey because most of them are underground we don't know where they are so often we find them with another project and typically under a project it's not staying there it is cataloged and taken off into storage and then nobody sees it it disappears so it's a completely i think it's a different category that we should address differently and finally, i think you did a great job with the presentation it's clear i agree with commissioner johns it would be good to have it in this format but he everything in a fo

at being a teenager. i'm good boy, came up to me and he was like, "can i take a picture with you?" and i said, "sure," and i was a little nervous because he was a teenager. and i didn't, you know the teenage boys didn't like me when i was a teenager and that kind of like remains. and i had kind of a bad prom date and, you know, just didn't work. so i gave the camera to my husband, and the boy was like looking at my husband and he was like, "could we take a prom picture?" and i should have been like, "that would be fine or ask my husband," even. but i was like, "yes!" i was so -- i was just like, "it's finally happening! [ laughter ] they want you, they want you." and so i was like, "sure." and it was really weird. and my husband said he was looking at me and the boy, like, he did everything they do. like he put his hands on my hips and i literally like -- he put his hands on my hips and i was like -- i got so excited. and my husband told me, like, "that was a normal picture, right?" and he was like, "your hands ar

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man, do we have a good show tonight. my guest tonight on this very night we have -- you want to hear this. my guest tonight is richard gervais. he is a comedian of note from the united kingdom. very exciting. first very big story broke concerning our now teenage war in afghanistan. teenage years are tough for everybody especially wars. let's see what happened. >> breaking news a good news story u.s. army sergeant bowe bergdahl who has been in captivity in afghanstan for about five years was released by the taliban. >> across the board this is a magnificent wonderful story. >> jon: yes, this sounds like the perfect time for a brand new segment "a magnificent wonderful story." [cheers and applause] >> jon: you know it's so rare. this is why it's so amazing. it's so rare america gets a story like this, magnificent and wonderful. if it's okay with everyone here i think we should ride this patriot train to [beep] junction. >> everyone is rejoicing he's safe. going home to his parents. it's a complicated case. >> jon: it's a ma

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do you think this is a good move for the company? >> i think that was an insult to the dolls first of all. >> andy. i thought it was a compliment to you. you do have doll like features. >> it's always been my goal in life to be complimented by a guy who owns american girl dofls. >> what are you trying to say? >> can you explain this do they talk to you when you are at home, too? i feel like they do. >> yes. she has a lot of the same interests that i do. she's read all the lord of the rings books several times. she loves barbershop harmony. she's a diverse personality. that was my point of this story. >> all right. >> andy, look obviously they are not racially motivated in doing this. it's just ridiculous to say they are sitting there going let's get rid of the black doll and asian doll. of course they are not doing that. they have 11 historical days two americanic an americans, one native-american. they have one jewish one that thankfully looks nothing like mack el moore. they are free spirits. >> i'm glad you shop there as well. you

jor or didn't she good a good job. what do you think? good job? [cheering and applause] i think they think she did a pretty good job. the anchor of "the lead" jake tapper has some thoughts. >> christian did great job. let's give a great round of applause for christiane amanpour. she's here with us as well. you did an excellent job. give me a kiss. beautiful job. [laughter] >> jon: i swear to god, you know, cnn, from now on i'm just going to call your network ron jeremy because you're the only network that can blow yourself. , no you did a good job. we here at "the daily show," we did such a good job, we chipped in and got you something. i dhiet, this it's the missing plane from ma lay shampey it's for you. i know you really wanted one. you've been dropping hints. happy exclusive. oh, no, i broke it. you know what, let's hear it for that joke, everybody? great work for that joke. how about a round of applause for the prop guys. don't forget me, a rudd of applause for the best joke. hey, who [bleeped]. son of a bitch. we'

kids are actually trying to do a good thing and raise money. are trying to start a car watch, teaching values in them and teaching them to save up for something and do something good. >> at the wastewater that going into the sewage system that they are concerned about. if you take a perspective on it, i can see why every little bit counts. want to recycle, you want to protect the water supply. >> i actually don't know the answer. it's actually a recycling project. >> i remember when i was young. >> i remember poring motor oil down the area. so let them use this, they should sponsor it, and you can still wash your car and raise money. >> but do we talk about the crackdown and the localities? actually if they are generating less than a thousand dollars a month in revenue. >> this is what i find really crazy right now. so why are they not worrying about that and this is what they are worrying about? they are going after these kids are trying to do something good. >> there are real problems going on in the world. this includes the heavy hand of gov

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kathryn really felt as if raising grass-fed cattle was something that would be a good thing to do and thing to do. >> tomkat ranch has a staff of 15, including scientists who are studying ecologically friendly ways to raise cattle. >> you basically move the animals from place to place, and that's actually how -- they call them ungulates -- the big herds of animals have moved across the plains of the earth. i think at this point what we would think of is real success is if it it turns out scientifically that we're right, that the way we're grazing the different animals causes the land to soak up twice as much carbon as normal. >> steyer has always bucked in against conventional wisdom. he and his wife chose to settle here on the west coast near their alma mater stanford university, and thousands of miles from wall street. >> i intentionally chose not to live in new york city, which is the center of investment in the united states. i never felt as if i was really part of that community, even though i had lots of friends in it. but you know the old saying, the person who has the most toy

but there is a good point why don't they just do with the right way? t have a problem with that. at this point it shouldn't bet it should be cookie cutter to get that done to change a regulation. now people are not getting the services they want and customers loved uber. >> but that is not to say it would not have been here as well. there is no regulation they can deny services people have disability if they don't want to go into neighborhoods they have to be licensed for the drivers. gerri: but if you don't like them you don't use them. >> is of a quick fix. >> get will be solved right now get permission. >> that usually does not happen. gerri: let me make 1.. gerri: -- uber just got money from investors that dahlias the company at $18 billion. it is pretty much an application with an invitation to drivers is worth more than hertz a company that has been around for decades and decades. do we want to stop the growth of companies with brand new ideas? >> we do not banal they have enough money to pay lawyers. [laughter] to work out what needs to be worked

taylor not a good place for this child but the mom has no choice we can give that mom choice by passing this (clapping) and one more about a mom another mom 5 kids english second language the whole thing and comes to tell her story about how important head start is and it's being cut in washington, d.c. now. almost like a quarter of a million kids she tells the story about how she has a job and confident and so happy and looking for promotes to earn more, etc. but she was scared to tell the story at the whole college in manhattan she said i'm nervous so 5 kids sat down and listens to the speaker and at the end the youngest one said 4 years old a heads start constitute raised her hand and she said who gave you provision to use my name in your speaker think of the the confident the self-esteem that girl had but again we've talked about pay and we you're right mr. taylor last year republicans that support raising minimum wage they don't happen to be the in congress of the united states but we want them to be that's why jackize insistent those meetings can't took place everyone in the count

for a poney tail. >> it's a good day for a ponytail. >> reporter: let's get a check of the attractive. >> reporter: you've overcome the challenge, no ponytails over there. >> a lot of heat was involved. >> and we haven't been outside. >> reporter: we're ready to get suburban, let's do it with the suburban traffic report in exton, no sunrise, and no construction the crews were scheduled to be here until 6:00 a.m. but they wrapped early with the wet conditions, which has now dried out. the roadway open in both directions along one 100. if you're coming away from the granite run mall, all lanes blocked at the route 1 media bypass because of a downed pole. warning of construction coming here to upper providence today township line road is going to close between lynn field trap county wawa. stay or royersford road. there's a crash along julius town road. in hammonton there's construction on 30 the white horse pike near 206 with lane restrictions there. the waze app, one is talking about the bright lights along the blue route. if you're heading eastbound

staffer it had a lot of demands and be a good mom because when your child is 18 months and you're old it is 4 years i had a boss who recognized that you workers were and staff were parent. and you know, i was able in most evenings to come home and read to my children and actively have dinner with them i didn't you sleep that much but there was one time i really faced this choice i remember it was i was in charge of hills debates and in the second debate the debates were up it was the day that my daughter pre k graduations they're so cute they have the whiteout fits and my daughter was 3 feet at all it was really, really cutie was worried this was my big day for the bossy went to hillary clinton campaign manager and said i have to go and hillary changed her day she didn't want me to make the choice he was willing to go change her day there were times during the debate she'd move her schedule so i could actually be there to put my kids to bed she knew i had to be a good mom to be a good worker i was so lucky but the truth of what we're saying you shouldn't have to win the boss loiter to

one of a couple i got. good-bye, eric cantor, and good riddance. i would caution against getting a little too excited. the people who ousted eric cantor are the very people who will turn out in november times ten to bring republicans into the senate. i mean, aren't you -- isn't this kind of more bad news for democrats? >> times ten is sort of pushing it. let's take a look at what happened in this race. i've heard people talk about this unbelievable final push over immigration is what really put it over the edge for cantor and brat. that at the end the mailer that supposedly went out and the defense and it all happened in the last four, five days. you and i both know that not how these things go. that happens if somebody is in striking distance. brat got in striking distance because of something cantor was doing wrong all along, that is i think taking a position. either be the guy who's going to deliver on solving a problem, or be the guy who draws the line on what he thinks. the reality is cantor was doing neither but only fomenting his own attempte

that's a pretty good return. check that i write will be 700,000. 50,000 goes to tom, 50,000 goes to you, 600,000 goes into the business, and i get 50% of the business. >> we got a deal. >> we got a deal? >> we got a deal. thank you, marcus. >> i was gonna work you a little bit more, so-- >> [scoffs] the final deal that we make is for $700,000. now remember, anything that i decide to do with this money, whether it's buy a building or buy equipment, i'm gonna own those assets. and even the $50,000 checks that i wrote to tom and nancy, well, they can't be cashed until the deal is finalized. that's how i protect myself. >> they sure are. >> there's your check. >> okay. >> i was just wondering if i have a boss now after all these years of-- >> when you take my money, i'm in charge. do you understand that? >> i'm completely willing, yep. >> all right, guys. i'll see you tomorrow in waycross. >> all right, partner. >> steve, let's meet up. >> all right, fred, come on. >> guys, i want to thank you for comin' today. and i'

. >> that's a good point. that takes movie experience to a whole other area. you had me until i started envisioning a movie like a rain forest or something. >>> i'm fredricka whitfield. here are stories we are following. we begin with a stunning admission from a georgia father who left his son in a hot car for seven hours while he went to work. justin ross harris pleaded not guilty to charges of murder and child cruelty in the death of his 22-month-old child. a funeral for the boy is happening right now in the boy's hometown of tuscaloosa, alabama. our nick valensia has startling details. >> reporter: police released these search warrants, three in total against justin ross harris. one for search of cell phone and one for vehicles. during an interview with justin he stated he recently researched child deaths inside vehicles and what temperature it needs to be for that to occur. justin stated he was fearful that this could happen. we don't know the context in which this statement was given, whether he volunteered this information or whether it was revealed duri

did a good job. now he is spending time in the chef so if he is playing a chef you should know a little bit. now hegot him straight. is getting all the rest of us straight with a new book. >> if jon favreau can cook, you can cut. tavis: the book is called "wolfgang puck makes it healthy." i think you will enjoy it. enjoyed this conversation. thank you for your time. >> i am happy to be here. i am in hawaii in the swimming pool. i swim up to the bar, and they say, where are you from? i said, i am from los angeles. they said, before. i said indianapolis. they said, i didn't know they had such a take accent. -- thick accent. tavis: i love it. can anything good come out of indiana? yes. that's our show for tonight. as always, keep the faith. >> for more information visit tavis smiley at pbs.org. >> join me next time for a conversation about affirmative action and with john lloyd young, who will also perform for us. that's next time. we will see you then. ♪ >> the california endowment. learn more. >> and b

i've taught a good number of students in my life. i would have to live 50 times. >> in the introduction was, your perspective was, my god, there are a lot of people want to take online courses? >> i had no clue. i should not admit this. i was going to a vienna concert with my wife and looked at this big stadium full of people and said, it is only 40,000 people. >> only 1/3 of the people who have taken my course online. >> it was crazy. >> have you changed your opinion of what can be done? words, is that course different from what you do online today? >> massively so. initially what we do is this massive online course and copies of what we do in the classroom. record yourself and the lecture. a fixed timeframe and deadlines and other things. every of the assumption is broken and we go to new media. it is as different as television is from radio and film from the stage. you can do magic you can never do in a classroom. in a classroom, when you ask a question and you have students there and somebody looks at the answer, you are forced to

he is certainly not proving himself to be someone who is a good reconciler he's certainly not anyone who would be confused with nelson mandela and so i think he does have some problems but putting that aside what we have today is a very serious threat to iraq's territorial integrity indeed to its to its sovereignty and my view from here in the united states is the united states needs to be heavily involved diplomatically and perhaps as well helping the iraqi forces because these i.c.'s people you know they are not interested in just iraq they are interested in the rest of us as well and so i think we as a civilization if you will need to be prepared to deal with organizations such as isis it's an interesting idea i wonder how much support it would have among the american public i gather that the appetite for the american involvement would be extremely limited and probably for a good. yes and if i could concentrate on all my like a bit longer i heard many western commentators. blame a lot like you for this whole crisis saying that he failed to build a functioning democracy in iraq that

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i think the ideal and the goal is a good one. he question is how do you get there and how long do you take and what measures do you take? you mentioned egypt. egypt was ready for elections. if you look at a lot of these countries and you make the assumption -- look at the united states. we will be ready for an election the united states was formed to have everyone in the united states both? our founders didn't think so. they limited the people who could vote in an election. you say that for once terrible and maybe it wasn't me maybe it was her make it wasn't that it was a decision that was made to make sure there were some continuity and stability within the government that was consistent with the values the government was founded upon. we can't go out and say its objective is a free election. that should've never been objective. democracy is something that comes when it's appropriate to come and we have to work with the individual situations to ultimately, it may take 100 years to get there but the idea of rushing into these type

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from a good long. look to. be. one of the morning here in moscow care of us less than half a day now than to pay at least half of its gas bills to russia the total of which now exceeds four billion dollars if it doesn't pay up it'll be transferred to a prepay system meaning it will get exactly as much gas as it pays for advance through farmer talked about is we did a culture never about why a deal even at this late late stage seems so far off. average single party that is involved in this really ongoing dispute only stand to lose and russia including as the country is losing billions in raffa news and we're talking about an enormous sum of money that the state budget is quite depended on and of course there is the country's reputation as a reliable allergy supplier now that refutation is currently at stake you mentioned russia presumably kiev is going to lose the most it's true while however while the row has rumbled on at the same time ukraine has been secretly stockpiling gas reserves and just recently the country

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