the guy was aten, successful businessman. thinking, al bundy, she shows him and -- shoe salesman? one of these guys that works -- a self-made guy. but then they went away from that. the show, my job is to let everything roll around me. i am more or less reacting. in the first one, i was driving. it is two different styles of acting and i prefer this one. -- a self-made guy. tavis: why do you prefer it? >> i am not sure. scenes. to underplay sometimes you have to do that. . like the more natural style tavis: what do you think it says about the nation, the millions who watch you guys, that the ?ountry has embraced the show >> it is remarkable because i remember when the presidential election was happening and i that michelle obama and the girls would watch it in the white house. and that misses romney -- mrs. romney, it was there favorite show -- it was their favorite show. the only thing they had in common, probably. it is probably because of the conservativeness of the gay couple. and my character is a little more a business

very adept aten balancing its complicated relationship with its much larger communist neighbor china. relies only, vietnam china for economic growth, foreign investment. they share a border. sought to hedge this relationship by cultivating relationships with countries such as the united states. a result of this crisis could in fact lead to vietnam strengthening its ties to the united states which china may not like to see at all. it is unclear exactly what vietnam's next move is. some believe they will see some international force. the leaders have staked out a very hard-line stand, that oil rigs must be removed. they have a populace behind them. this issue is not going to go away anytime soon. >> john, thanks. john joining us from hanoi. poll is out.rly investmentke professionals are not as optimistic as they were at the beginning of the year. developments,in mostly in geopolitics, have actually come to the surface and sven. -- surfaced since then. nerve -- they are not nervous, but skeptical. let's look at the u.s. first. winner,anted to pick a that is the winner, 64% inc. things ar

flight aten datendants are considering a vote to decide whether or not to unionize. >> twitter is passing on a deal to make sweet music. but walked away from the talks. a deal could have been the largest ever deal for twitter. germany based sound cloud which lets users post and share sound files was valued earlier this year. the boy she saved look at that jumped in. the video captured a dog attacking the boy. the cat gets him away from the house. world famous. it went viral. cats should not play baseball. who knew you had to say that. >> i don't know. that cat he had a good arm. i was very impressed. i can do without that during breakfast time. that is as big as it gets. that is awesome video. 56 degrees in san francisco. good news when it comes to our weather situation. we are in a drought right now. we are getting into fire season. the moisture keeps our hillside doing okay. i will well you when and we are going to show you snow in tahoe. first, let's check your drive. >> anything you could want. own the bay bridge we have the metering lights now on. we see this on a wednesday and that

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the company unveiled the surface pro 3 aten event in new york city. >> ladies and gentlemen, this is the tablet that can replace your laptop, surface pro 3. >> now we all thought there would be a smaller surface mini announced to take on the ipad mini, but instead the surface grew. it has a bigger, 12 inch screen and is thinner and lighter than previous surface pro models. and microsoft faces an uphill battle with this tablet. it had 1.3% market share in the latest numbers, with apple leading more than 32%. our editor at large was at the event and spoke with microsoft's corporate vice president of devices and studios marketing. corey started by asking him what's changed with the new surface pro. >> this is definitely a brand-new device. uilt from the ground up. this surface pro 3 is the first device that is a full p.c., intel powered, all the power to push microsoft office. a third of an inch thin. super light, incredible screen, and it's a tablet. >> the marketing message is very different for this device. tell me about that. >> well, basically what we've been trying to do as a comp

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so all the arguments about aten the scene and what the officer needs to be able to do can be breyer'sctly right, at the very best what the government has shown is there mayv6 be certain tightly-limited circumstances where exigent circumstances would apply. and i want to say just a quickck thing on the password question which we didn't talk about but may come up in the next argument. pages 12-14 of our reply brief,w we outline how highly unusual at a factual matter it would be fos a smartphone to be seeded while it's still unlocked and for an officer not to be able too address concern at the scene t that it might lock later. and it's also worth noting that inh a footnote we attached, the government is arguing in lowerg courts that even if it does lock, the fifth amendment does not give the person thes no opportunity to refuse to divulge the password in response to a warrant. so the password argument doesn't have any play if the government wins the argument it's making in the lower courts. justice kennedy can, youbc#>nls distinguished the possibility between serious anden in serious of

some of the money they have aten in has been unreasonably high rate and it has been difficult to make. but we could see the long-term rates making a gradual decline. which means we could be more confident making the next policy adjustment move. >> in interest-rate cut is likely possible at some juncture. >> i thought you would pick that up. [laughter] actually what we are hoping to do is see that it does take place before we make the next move. we have given clear guidelines to the banks. that is how our policy would move. i believe the markets are adjusting gently. our main purpose of monetary licy is to make sure the adjustments are reasonably gradual. i think that is happening in the case of the long-term interest rates as well. for allig concern emerging markets and also sri lanka has been the keeper in the united states. the central bank of the u.s., the fed, reducing its stimulus program and stopping bond buying purchases. what impact will the taper have on your economy and the rupee? >> the way we will handle the tapering -- lot of people think of tapering as commencing. we tho

were holding a hearing and listening to the stories of young women, how they were entrapped, stolen, aten, drugged into sex slavery. and deborah leaned over to me and said, carolyn, as a former judge, i used to convict young girls as prostitutes. i never stopped to ask them, as we are today, how did this happen to you, how did you get into this trouble that is destroying your life and your health? and that is what this bill is going to do. it will provide a safe harbor so that young people will be treated as young people. , a afficker is a criminal john is a child abuser, a pimp is a -- is someone who should be behind bars. and this starts to shift the focus away from the young exploited people and harming them further with incarceration, protecting them and shifting more towards who's causing the problem, the demand side. this is a tremendously important bill, and we should put more traffickers where they belong, behind bars. this change is long overdue and i look forward to passing this in the house and the senate and i urge a yes vote by -- and i thank the leadership by both houses. le

buffett and company are expecting another big crowd, looking for more than 38,000 people to potentially atened this year. that would be up from 35,000 last year. it had been around 35,000 for the last several years. of course, it is not all business out here. a lot of these people arrived and are here already. i ran into mario gabelli last night. a lot of people are populating the hotels, they get together, meet up and do a lot of events. the buffett family attended what's called the road show at central high school. we have video of peter buffett who was playing. that's the high school the buffett children graduated from. warren buffett's wife also graduated from there as well. peter fonda graduated in 1924, i think. believe it or not he learned the craft of acting here. he was on stage at the playhouse downtown with -- henry fonda, 1924. he was on stage with marlon brando's mother. this is an interesting place. a lot of things are happening people are getting together. you'll see these meetings all over the place. this is just the beginning of what is a weekend long lollapalooza for all thes