my peets of advice -- piece of advice is to try to show your talents to people around you and also to be a good commute kanic. you never know who wants to help you or who needs your help. you have to be very flexible, very ambitious and try to be a great teammate for everybody around you. >> soim question, how did you get to where you are? given that, what do you think other people can learn from your experience? >> thank you as well for inviting me to par tis. i will start out with my first piece of m in high school i was motivated by my coach to go into engineeri engineering. that was mid-90ed. you ids was interested, to i jufred i started with work throw the career. i every through the i.t. field. i raefl doing work securely and looking at them separately is not really the way to go particularly now as we have already heard we do security so we can enable some capabilities, some business. so finishing and similar to your story there there wasn't a cybersecurity program. i actually have an undergrad in accounting and information systems. and i got an internship in the late '90s doin

i think my advice is similar. think there's many companies, capital one is an example, that really values involvement in the local community. so we're headquartered here in mcclain, and we are involved a lot with the schools. and not just the colleges, especially the high schools and the elementary schools. we have big offices in richmond, same thing there. anywhere you see capital one, they're involved in the local community. so as you're raising children, right, find where those local companies are that may have some program that you can get involved in. capital one also has an associate rotation program, i think. so it's students fresh out of school that literally rotate around to try to hit that more millennial mentality of let's try a few things so you can figure out what you want ass opposed to committing to something and then jumping around very quickly to try to figure it out kind of the harder way. so that's the way that i'm f watching where a company is actually adjusting to the new kind of mentality tha

what advice are you giving them? and what to think of the pros and cons of different places of cyber careers? >> it's a pin. there is not a cookie-cutter approach on where to go. it's about what are you interested in? where do you shine and how do the opportunities match up with what you're looking to do now, or how does this opportunity help you get to where you want to be in five or ten years. so comments really weighing them. i don't know that i would easily say must starting government or industry, it's really about what aligns with your interest in your passion at that time. >> what are the pros and cons of -- >> first of all times have changed. we will likely have very few like me with 31 years in government. that time is probably past. instead, we'll have folks moving in and out of government. i think that is a scenario because government gets the benefit of experience one would gain in the private sector would get the experience coming back and forth. folks come to me and say the -- of government stability an

regulations are really supporting people getting advice so they have recourse if that advice isn't correct> stick around for a moment what i want to share with you, all week we're talking about how the workplace is changing. that this week, we're asking you what workplace change do you want most? less time in meetings, short commute or a new boss. let us know, peet, what's your call >> i really like my boss >> you have to say this. >> the thing that works well for me, very fulfilling work i think that's the thing that you'll find attracts the best talent to the workplace is that they feel that the work is meaningful >> let me see the e-mails -- too many e-mails, especially when you come back from the holidays and you realize how many e-mails there are. thank you so much for that >>> go to cnbc.com to cast your vote it's a pretty tight say. before we leave the show, trade futures looking mixed. dow jones two points maybe another record for the dow the nasdaq by 0.5 points i'm carolin roth, "worldwide exchange" is up next see you tomorrow bye-bye. >>> the summer rally the couch notch it's an

host: what's your advice to the president?aller: my advice would be for him to go ahead with his agenda. everything he promised us on the campaign trail. quit being a schoolyard bully. we all have known for years that fake news is fake news. that is what pays the bills. fake news, advertisements. what trump is trying to do, he's trying to do on his own. the republicans are not wanting to help him. just like the wall agenda. people don't understand how in the world he got voted into the presidency. if they would open up a nationwide donation line to help build a wall, every red-blooded american would send money to that account to help build that wall. they will see how many americans are opposed to all the traffic coming across the border. stay off of twitter. upt's what misses his agenda more than anything is being that schoolyard bully on twitter. the president decried fake news and says twitter is his one way of getting people around the establishment media. how else should he do it? what every other president did. 8:00 ande

we'll leave you with the advice carol got from that executive.d night, everybody. >> don't you use your phone to make phone calls. use text. >> text? >> when you sit, slouch. you have an instagram? get one. >> so i have got the job? >> yes. stay woke.u. >> stay woke. now at eight ... police say he went to the park bringing candy and condoms.the sting that led to the arrest of a suspected child molester in the east bay.whoosha fifteen hour standoff ends with the arrest of a man suspected of killing his mother,: "...an elderly female who appeared to have suffered from a single gunshot. "whooshan east bay couple gets a nightmare email hey i have a sex video of you, pay me 5,000 dollars or i'll send it out.whooshand a three year old boy goes swimming in a sierra lake ... and ends up in the hospital..you're watching kron four news in prime time. (grant) now at

he loves to give advice. >> he does. he does love to give advice. >> this is the family business.ng my son how to fight. >> he does give advice, but i haven't started taking it until recently. put it out there, like, you know, show people. tell people. >> taking those words to heart, i spoke to jaden backstage of his beauty con l.a. performance. it's an event that celebrates creativity and individuality. fittingly, jaden showed off his unconventional pink shaved hair. >> do you miss your hair? >> i do miss my hair. i'm all about pushing the boundaries of creativity, and expression. ♪ >> he is very confident in where he is at right now, and ever since his first "e.t." interview in 2006 for "pursuit of happiness," we have seen jaden has always been very self-assured in the smith family shadow. >> pretty little girl on the set. >> your parents have to be so proud, and how is your family unit because you left the house. >> i think it's okay. i need my space, but when you get older, you're, like, wow. life is short. i want to spend as much time with my parents as i can. >> that warms m

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we'll leave you with the advice carol got from that executive. everybody. >> don't you use your phone to make phone calls. use text. >> text? >> when you sit, slouch. you have an instagram? get one. >> so i have got the job? >> yes. >> thank you. >> stay woke. >> stay woke. i will. that -- that people can be reimbursed. and -- i think that -- we should work hard to make sure people are made as whole as possible. >> the construction company has apologize ford what happened. the governor says some one should still be held accountable. anthony the power should be fully restored to affected areas within a week or two. >> the cbs "overnight news" will be right back.

brand new moms and dads typically bombarded with advice.hould you listen or ignore it nicole brewer is back and has expert take on how to handle the sxra input. >> also want to eat like "oprah" you'll soon be able to the new venture the media mobile just announced. rawrns. >> it was a georgous day and beautiful night. one more day of widespread weather before the rain chances increase as you head to the upcoming weekend. which will be the westest i'll have the answer in the full eyewitness forecast coming up. >> join us tonight on the late show. i'm joined hereby at lovely robert pat insop. you have a new movie right. >> yes. >> called good times. >> would you like it talk about it. >> would you like it talk about it. >> okay if we have time. >> this is not overwhelming enough for parents on newborns brand new moms and dads can also find themselves bombarded with advice from other people. >> uh-huh. everyone has an opinion on what you should do for your little ones. so what's the best way to deal with the input overload. >> we know who to a

we'll leave you with the advice carol got from that executive.d night, everybody. >> don't you use your phone to make phone calls. use text. >> text? >> when you sit, slouch. you have an instagram? get one. >> so i have got the job? >> yes. >> thank you. >> stay woke. >> stay woke. i will. ♪ >>> ""the insider"" tracking the biggest stories making news today. ♪ >>> number one, angelina faces backlash from her "vanity fair" interview. >> it is there, it is so, so painful. >> why she's not the first star to fire back. >> the blowback seems to be so overwhelming. >> and new "dancing with the stars" cast, rumors why kathy griffin could finally say yes as the o.g. wonder woman says -- >> no, those judge also are too mean. >> and number three, the "game of thrones" meeting we waited seven seasons for. >> this is john snow, he's king of the north. >> spoiler alert. we're inside last night's reunion and shocking death. >>

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we send our examinations to them and they give us further advice.om of our hearts because they help selflessly and they have helped in this war—torn region. waheed is back in london for an important meeting tomorrow morning but overnight, the calls keep coming in. the next day, he meets the most senior doctor in the uk, sir bruce keough, the medical director of the national health service. he wants to here more about waheed's work and what the nhs can learn from it. grab a seat. he brings enormous simplicity to the approach and i think that is a lot we can learn from that. i hope by bringing together the experiences of other people that have tried similar things around the nhs along with waheed, that we can use the uptake of technology for the benefit of patients. we are getting a glimpse of the future here and what he is doing represent something which is very special. health care systems around the world constrained by the national boundaries, the art, the science and the value of medicine no known national boundaries. if any acknowledges that it

and we can all use advice to help us strive for success.o here's christin with this week's "make the grade." >> while no one will argue that doing well in school is our first priority, many teens want -- or need -- to make a little extra money in their spare time. but you have to do some work before you start working. that means you need to find out how many hours the government allows you to work. if you're 14 or 15 years old, there are lots of legal restrictions. and many states require students under 18 to obtain working papers. you can find out what you need to know by going to your state's department of labor website. of course, you can also get some good guidance from your school guidance counselor. but remember, if you're already having a hard time keeping up at school, the best kind of work for you is probably your school work. i'm christin helping you to make the grade. ♪ >> northern ohio borders part of lake erie. so when it comes to protecting their fish, ohioans don't kid around. at least i don't think they kid around. after all

brand new moms and dads typically bombarded with advice. should you listen or ignore it nicole brewer is back and has expert take on how to handle the sxra input. >> also want to eat like "oprah" you'll soon be able to the new venture the media mobile just announced. rawrns. >> it was a georgous day and beautiful night. one more day of widespread weather before the rain chances increase as you head to the upcoming weekend. which will be the westest i'll have the answer in the full eyewitness forecast coming up. >> join us tonight on the late show. i'm joined hereby at lovely robert pat insop. you have a new movie right. >> yes. >> called good times. >> would you like it talk about it. >> would you like it talk about it. >> okay if we have time. >> this is not overwhelming enough for parents on newborns brand new moms and dads can also find themselves bombarded with advice from other people. >> uh-huh. everyone has an opinion on what you should do for your little ones. so what's the best way to deal with the input overload. >> we know who to

is good advice for many areas in europe.they can go but they have to be careful? precisely. the foreign office are careful in their advice and safety must come first and in the past they have used expressions advising against all but nonessential travel which means holidays in effect hand at that point to operators will stop sending people, giving them the option to go elsewhere. the foreign office has not said that so holidays will be continuing as normal. it is important you read the foreign office advice before you even book your holiday to have a confirmed idea about the destination you are travelling to. that is true for many destinations around the world, particularly europe. are you seeing indications that because of this people have decided not to travel to barcelona who were due to go? we get a very good indication about the public mood in terms of the calls we get coming in and we have had very few from members of the public. the ones we have had just wanted to be reassured. terrorism is u nfortu nately a fa ct rea

to hospitals in war zones. to give free advice to hospitals in war zones.one by text, whatsapp, skype and e—mail. this is telemedicine at its simplest and most effective. they don't have the up—to—date technologies, they don't have the cutting edge expertise, they don't have advanced evidence —based medicine. so they need any expertise or any advice that's more world class here, that's very useful for them. just to make sure the child as well. the child is stable. they send us the cases immediately on the phone and our specialist then look at those cases and then give them advice. what do we have here? what images? for the last three yea rs what images? for the last three years dr arian has been based at a hospital in liverpool but his life is still dominated by afghanistan. born in kabul 3a years ago, he grew up born in kabul 3a years ago, he grew up knowing only war. the afghan conflict in the 1980s made child refugee. the ensuing civil war of the 1990s shaped his destiny. his pa rents the 1990s shaped his destiny. his parents sent him to england to give

what advice would you give to ed milliband? they were very sweet to say that.ot vote for al, and i could not even actively campaign on his behalf. it would have been suspect to have a resident alien doing that. but the result of the 2000 election was devastating. yes, if asked, i would be very happy to give any advice that i could give to any politician who i admire and respect. that is the case with ed. what advice would you give him? i campaigned for his brother during the leadership campaign. david was somebody i actively supported. can you advise somebody like... could you give advice on presentation that makes a difference? i feel like i could. look how successful it was for maggie thatcher. you have spoken about your support for the charity refuge. it campaigns against domestic violence and supports its victims. you have written very movingly about why you did that. you have written about your own experiences when you were young. you said... we should paint the picture. you were in a home with your mother, father and brother, and you said "i knew exactly

could you give advice on presentation that makes a difference? i feel like i could.ie thatcher. one of the thing you have talked about is your support for the charity, refuge. it campaigns against domestic violence and supports its victims. you have written very movingly about why you did that. that's because of your own experiences when you were young. you said... we should paint the picture, i suppose. you were in a home with your mother, father and brother, and you said, "i knew exactly when the shouting was done and when a hand was about to be raised. i also knew when to insert a small body between a fist and her face, a skill no child should ever have to learn." which is a remarkable statement. it was the reality of some of the time when i was growing up. and so, when i was invited by refuge to become a patron, i could do it without hesitation. because i do it for my mother. because i could not help her very much then. i was not able to. now, i'm able to give some support and encouragement to women like my mother, because domestic violence continues to be a mass

people are generally heeding government advice to stay indoors in the afternoon. sardinia and on the italian mainland also, people are experiencing a heatwave and trout. dozens of wildfires are broken out across the country. hungary, spain and the balkans are also sweltering in the heatwave nicknamed lucifer. for tourists here in sicily, it's about keeping pool and carrying on. we're keeping our wits about us in terms of any alerts we need to be aware of. local people are very friendly, especially with the kids. with many keeping indoors, there's not much daytime trade for businesses, cafes and restaurants relying on a tourist season. it is quiet, but from eight or nine or ten o'clock, people come out. so they ta ke o'clock, people come out. so they take a drink, eat at a restaurant and stay out every day. for those hoping for a break from europe's heatwaves, temperatures are expected to return to some normality late next week. this is something scientists suggest we should get used to,‘ warming will lead to more extreme weather patterns in the future. now — presi

you were very critical for them not giving the president candid, straightforward advice. were you naive at the time? would you rewrite that chapter now that you're living that life? >> no. i wouldn't rewrite a word of it. i any actually my experience has amplified i think to me the importance of doing our duty, all of us doing our duty, to give the president our best advice. so what we do here in the national security council is we integrate the efforts of all the departments and agencies and sometimes efforts of our multinational partners to provide options to the president. once the president makes a decision, we help drive sensible and effective execution of his decisions. so i had the tremendous benefit. it was a real gift to me to have the opportunity to research, read and write about the previous difficult period in history from the lens of the president and his key advisers, civilian and military advisers. so i think that's helped. doesn't give any answers, but it's helped me ask the right questions and to give it my best shot, do my best for the president and the

and that advice has been paramount to my life in the last year. >> i don't expect to please everyonewith what i did or with this book but i do know that i'm going to empower thousands of others who want to learn more about this issue and want to have their voices heard. >> you refer to yourself as a recovering perfectionist. >> because i thought i was going to be recovered at 40. but kind of happened. >> i just usually turned 50 and now i'm very proud to say that i think i'm on the road to recovery. >> i think it's really important to achieve as much as possible in life and a lot of times it takes a lot of grit and determination and that fighting spirit and yes, perfectionism. but it can also lead to a tremendous amount of unhappiness because nobody's perfect area and i think we should celebrate our mistakes a little bit more in this world, especially with our kids without giving every kid a trophy. and make him earn something, make them fall on their face because when you get out into the real world, you have to know how to handle yourself when mom and dad are not around. so yes, re

citizens advice says that these practices are putting people in that they cannot get out.business ran into difficulty. she had a husband plug the holes with credit cards. bencic struck, then separation, then it was all too easy to find a temporary solution by borrowing more. she racked up a debt of £37,000. at point, on when the card, almost all my money was going into debt. -- on one credit card. 0ne into debt. -- on one credit card. one in five borrowers have been given higher credit limits without asking for them. on 2.2 million credit card accounts, borrowers spend more on charges and fees than on repayments, pushing them further into debt. citizens advice says if that goes on for years, they should contact borrowers and look for help. we think that the most important thing is that they should stop raising credit limits without consulting the customer. we think this is a big big regulator can do. the body that represents most credit ca rd the body that represents most credit card lenders they is taking steps to prevent borrowers being offered more credit. and it is hel

not everybody is able to take the advice and work from home and ta ke the advice and work from home and let's see what monday brings. we have seen a lot of staff at the station offering advice to passengers and that's going to be needed going into next week. thank you very much. the irish prime minister leo varadkar is continuing his first official visit to northern ireland. the taoiseach, who is gay, is attending belfast pride later today. yesterday he focused on brexit, with a strongly worded speech suggesting that a bilateral customs union could be the best way for the uk to deal with the issue of northern ireland's border with the republic. 0ur ireland correspondent chris buckler explains. the irish border has become a divisive issue in the debate about brexit. there are scores of completely open roads that connect northern ireland and the republic carry huge amounts of traffic and trade, and on his first official visit north of the border as ireland's prime minister, leo varadkar insisted that the free movement of people, goods and services should continue here after the uk leaves

in his book healing children, he writes about his kooky or as a pediatric surgeon and gives advice to parents on how to find the best health care for their children. he recently talked about his book at politics and prose bookstore in washington, d.c.. >> [inaudible conversations] >> if i could have everybody's attention.d have e good evening. i'm the co- owner of politics and prose and on behalf of the entire staff, while some a few quick administrative notes and nonotes andnow would be a time f your cell phones. when we get to the q-and-a part of this session we would ask that you make your way to that microphone because if you could see c-span is filming this evening and so are we. our staff would appreciate if you could fold up chairs that you are sitting in. it is a special pleasure for mel to be hosting. i first got involved. in the bigger picture of medical research and the advancement of care he was a people person who connected with kids and their parents and chief of surgery and with the help of 150 million-dollar gift oversaw development which is focused on making surgery f

. >> yeah to bring him up to speed and had most of the chiefs another staff there to give him advice. jack, what was it like? >> that's funny. >> december 5, 2008. >> dem 5, 2008, josh bolton, who was the president's chief of staff, outgoing president's chief of staff, george w., had gathered this group and there were 13 or 14 of us there, think, sat around the table in the chief of staff's office, having breakfast and talking. rahm was sitting knowns me at the meeting, and -- next to me at the meeting and we went around the table, and each one of us made a brief, very brief statement of some little piece of advice we thought was helpful or that would give some guidance, some of it humorous, a lot of it human, humorous. when it got around to dick cheney -- he was the vice president, you'll remember -- and for -- >> and a hell of a chief of staff. ... did the justice department fails to prosecute executives. he is interviewed by jennifer, law school professor and law school professor and author of other people's houses. >> host: it is my great pleasure to be here today with jesse the p

listen to their advice. oftentimes, people try to supplant their own judgment, and what they do not understand is the number of time and man-hours that go into planning those speculations. you have to coordinate with other counties north and to road closures and reverse traffic flow, and there are things people just might not be aware of, so have a little faith in the professionalism of your emergency managers. listen to their advice and you will be better off for it. harm's if you are out of way, you do not put a responders life in jeopardy later. >> about mandatory evacuations, can you add what fema , particularly about local officials should or should not declare mandatory evacuations? >> no, i'm going to leave that judgment to the state and local officials. a lot is said about mandatory versus not mandatory, and one of the responsibilities i had here is to enforce those decisions. the idea is we have faith in the judgment. people affected by those should as well. mandatory or not, if you are asked to lea

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. >> advice for the president.twitter. and be a little more thoughtful in your words. >> my advice for the president would be to cancel his twitter account. >> oh, there have been people who tried. msnbc political analyst and host of "hugh hewitt show." and hanging around still are josh and joan. so, hugh, on the subject of twitter. i hear it, too, when i go out. i'm sure you hear it on your radio show. but senator graham said earlier this week on your show that the president's attacks are part of a political strategy. it's not like he's crazy. this is really a thought-out strategy. so, of course, the president is attacking bob corker on twitter now. is that how you think that most people look at it? like this is just a smart, political strategy? >> i know that senators, because i talk to them, look at it as a warning. a very, very specific warning that if you punch at me, i will punch back at you. there is a deterrent effect that goes with that, which is not without its advantages. i would also remind the trump ef

earlier i spoke to matthew upton is from citizens‘ advice who produced the research.eased, without us actually asking for it to happen. what our research shows, as you say, is that is actually much more likely to happen if you are stuck in debt and struggling to pay off that credit. these are often people stuck on paying the minimum payments, barely even actually chipping away their actual debt, just covering their interest payments, and really this can only be characterised as irresponsible behaviour on behalf of lenders and we want to see it banned. the reality is that credit card companies, lenders, stand to make huge amounts of money off these people who are often stuck on these minimum payments, stuck in debt for many years, and really struggling to pay it off. that is why we think it is time to act. we can‘t see there being anyjustification. credit cards are clearly a good product for some, they‘re good for flexible payments, good for when people want to make a purchase and struggle to pay that down initially, but we don‘t think there is any justification for ke

scalise offer any advice to you? >> constantly. he's been a great friend, adviser of mine since being at college at lsu. he was several years ahead of me. so we've known each other a long time, made a lot of fox holes together and he's always been one of my great advisers, and he's very generous with his time that way, and i am not unique, because so many people have said that about the whip, and that's just who he is as a person, and it's a great credit to him that he's so well respected for that. >> what's the best piece of advice he's given you? >> well, he said be careful about your early alliances that you make, right? that you need to assess the whole scope and the whole situation before you get marginalized or labeled in any way, and that's been some key advice, you know. you want to be regarded in congress as one who is level-headed and someone who will evaluate everything on its merits and not just, you know, stake out a position in a corner somewhere. and we've been very deliberate about doing that, and i think that's wha

strong advice, citizens advice have got a good price comparison tool on their website and they have ay good to know. good advice. ann robinson, thank you very much indeed. greater manchester police is facing new investigations by the police watchdog over three separate fatal firearms incidents. greater manchester police is facing new investigations by the police watchdog over three separate fatal firearms incidents. the victoria derbushire programme has learned that the independent police complaints commission is examining new evidence in the cases, which date from 2008 to 2013. simon cox has this exclusive report. my life is on hold. it's been on hold, and it's still on hold now. the police have determined what is happening with anthony's greater manchester police is facing new investigations by the police anthony grainger was 36, a father of two young children. he was shot dead in the sleepy village of culcheth in march 2012. i didn't believe it, even... even up until i seen his body in the morgue. police believed he was planning an armed robbery. there were known violent criminals

stay with us still to come: dispensing medical advice from thousands of miles away.helping patients back at home. cheering the us space agency nasa has ordered an investigation after confirmation today that astronauts were cleared to fly while drunk. the last foot patrol in south armargh, once an everyday part in the soldiers' lot, drudgery and danger, now no longer after almost four decades. if one is on one's own in a private house, not doing any harm to anyone, i don't really see why all these people should wander in and say you're doing something wrong. six rare white lion cubs are on the prowl at worcestershire zoo. already they've been met with a roar of approval from visitors. they're lovely, really sweet. yeah, really cute. this is bbc news. the latest headlines — president trump has fired his director of communications, anthony scaramucci, afterjust 10 days in thejob. paris is all but certain to host the 2024 summer olympics after los angeles agreed to organise the games four years later. when waheed arian was a young boy growing up in afghanistan, he witnes

medical center in his book hearing children he writes about his career as a pediatric surgeon and gives advice to parents on how to find the best to care for their children. he recently talked about his book in washington, d.c.. an audible conversation if i could have everybody's attention, good evening. i'm the co- owner of politics and prose along with my wife and on behalf of the entire staff here, welcome. a few quick notes now would be a good time to certain you could turn off your cell phones. before you come up to get your books signetheirbooks signed thd appreciate if you would fold up chair you're sitting in and cleacleaned them up against the column or bookshelf. it really is a special pleasure for me to be hosting kurt neumann. i've known him more than two decades when i first got involved with the children's national medical center the way that many parents do. that is when one of our kids needs help. he was a full-time practicing surgeon and you could tell he was not just interested in what he did in the operating room and the bigger picture of medical research and the advancement

that is loads of advice.ree o'clock, you will have a clearer choice. at the moment, this is an advisory centre, from three o'clock, clearing stance. that's right. we have had people forwarding from eight o'clock this morning, asking about logins and simple things like that, but now we're getting into complex things, like they didn't get the grades. sometimes, they have better grades they want to trade up. but again, make a considered choice, talk to family and friends and teachers. ando decides in a hurry. the danger is you can make rash decisions because you didn't get the grades. yes, you're in a good position if you're going clearing this year. there are over 40,000 courses available in clearing this year. take your time. take some time, you have hours and days to decide. there are more places available and fewer people, why is that? the data says we are 296 down. a couple of reasons for that, one of them is that, although we have a record number of 18—year—olds going to university,, record number of 18—ye

that's what i thought as an american. >> listen, your advice, my vis, ana's advice, perhaps he's listening to all of it and maybe will take the best of it. >> go ahead, ana. >> first of all, i think it was fine for him to bring up charlottesville because the country needs to hear more from him because he has bungled so he has screwed it up. he hasn't messed it up. he has been a complete and absolute failure. how hard can it be to condemn neo-nazi for god's sakes. >> this is not complicated math. this is something that should be morally simple. it is not moral ambiguity. it is moral deficiency, lacking morality. i think it is really important that we all agree that it is just as much of a priority to condemn foreign terrorism as it is to condemn domestic terrorism. both want to destroy america. both want to destroy american values.

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>> my daughter is pretty good at giving advice. she is a really good listener.who is 14 kind of tells me when i'm embarrassing everybody in the family, so that's kind of good advice to know. >> when do you embarrass them? >> when i say things like lit. >>> still ahead, the vmas, wild fashion. katy perry's ten wardrobe changes, and who spent a small far which you know dressing their toddler for the red carpet? >>> then the wwe star turned reality star turned dancing star. nikki bella gives an update to her wedding to john see north america. >>> and the reunion. >> it was about time. that's my fireworks. >>> closed captioning provided by -- ♪ >>> that was my reaction too. fifth harmony wowed the vma crowd. my knees hurt, my legs hurt. everything hurt when i saw that. >> absolutely. i could have got down, but getting back up, that would have been a problem. >> this is true. >> she nailed it though, and she held it down on the carpet. when it comes to fashion, anything goes, including pink latex as we break down last night's wild, wacky and wild have, vma style. >>

do you have any advice? >> i would say don't do it. i'm only kidding.f he wants to do it, that would be great. i think he would be really good at it. they tried to foil me when i went on there. that's the only reason i say that. >> mariah also added she thinks katy perry will do a heck of a job on the judges' table. >> all right, cameron is here. you sat down with victoria beckham's oldest son, brooklyn. they bred well. >> they did. and all their kids are gifted. it's pretty amazing. their son, cruz, became an aspiring pop star. romeo a model. and the oldest boy, brooklyn, he's a photographer. today, i got a look at the 18-year-old's portfolio laid out in a new book. >> how proud are your mom and dad when they saw this finished product? >> my mom cried. she's very proud. >> photography is brooklyn's passion, but he got candid with my about not following in his dad's footsteps. >> why not music or sports or soccer? >> i did football for 15 years since i was 2, but i had a lot of pressure on me. every time i made a mistake. i still really enjoy it, still

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