angie: that was qatar airways ceo akbar al baker.f: let's talk more about the prospects for qatar airways. here's our middle east airwave reporter. profits quadrupled last fiscal year. what are the reasons behind that would be classified as most observers as a good year? dena: it has been massively exciting. this is the first time they have actually shared their financial report. they say it is the best year ever on record since the airline started. net profit has quadrupled and this is due to the drop in fuel prices which has translated into a drop in their fuel bills by about 3%. 13 -- theydded about have expanded their network, their fleet of wide-bodied jets, including with the airbus a-350 for which they are the first customer and now flies to the u.s., europe and asia. yousef: they look into the next year, what is going to be the biggest challenge? deena: the biggest problem is the reduction in fuel prices is a double-edged sword for qatar airways. on one hand, it means lower costs. on the other hand, it also means fewer execut

if you think about what bob dole or jim baker or howard baker or dick lugger, or what colin powell stood for, they were conservative, they were concerned about limited government and balancing budgets and making sure we had a strong defense. but they also understood that our system of government requires compromise, that democrats weren't the enemy, that the way our government works requires us to listen to each other. and, you know, that's not the kind of politics we have seen practiced. i think all too often. >>> coming up on "cbs this morning," the very latest on the democratic national convention live from philadelphia including john dickerson and more of his interview with the president. >>> this morning, two major wildfires are burning out of control in california. at least one person has been killed and two dozen homes destroyed. the larger sand fire in the santa clarita valley has burned more than 3,000 acres and a fire near big sur has destroyed 11,000 acres. the sand fire raced down hillsides evacuating homes and officials say it's the most extreme fire behavior he has ever see

we have forward with cheney and baker. look at cheney and baker. again, this really placed to my theme, actors in presidential politics emerge time and time again. and i think it is a very much younger baker and cheney and a gerald ford who looks pretty similar to today. he has aged very well. i think 41976, there are many images of jimmy carter. put the whole notion of a rule governor who would "never like you" toldever lie to the whole story. his image with his brother billy really summed up who he was and how he developed. in 1980, the reason we have this electionbecause the was dominated by the division in the democratic primaries between senator kennedy and president carter. the convention in new york was basically the final attempt at reconciliation between the two. there was a handshake on the platform between the two, which as you can see on both their tentativeness,a suspicion, perhaps even hostility. this gives you a sense as to what was transpiring. -- in the elections, you have to exceed expectations. determineates do will how they do i

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dusty baker, a huge fan of lady's night, who isn't? and the ladies are a huge fan of dusty baker. can see he was loving it early on. chicks often dig the long ball. two on, two out and ryan zimmerman is bringing them home. and this is gone. a three-run home run, 11th of the season for zim. nats up 4-1. and he's not the only one that had his wheaties this morning. danny espinoza batting right handed and he smacks this to left center, over the fence. a grand slam for espinoza. curtain call. that was well deserved. more we go, don't forget about gonzalez, strikes out the side, only one earned run through five innings, struggled in the sixth, but the nats survive. here is danny on the other side of the plate, bottom of the fourth, this time going left handed with two on. he's never hit a homer from both sides of the plate in one game until tonight. first national to hit a home run from both sides of the plate, same game. a career high seven rbi in the game for espy. and the nats beat the reds 13-4. >> i just found out he's the first national to hit a home run from both sides. that's q

here's his manager, dusty baker. >> he's such a competitor, and he's one of those guys that if you'ren't like him, but when he's on your team, you just love him. and you love the way he goes about his business, and i'm so happy for him. >> i'm just who i am, and, you know, i'm not going to go crazy, just enjoy it, and things don't last forever. i'm just going to enjoy the poemt that i'm in right now. >> steven straussburg speaking on behalf of dusty baker there. oriole, bottom of the third, we are scoreless. smith, never had a grand slam in his major league career, that changed today. first of his career, mariners take a 4-0 lead. later hitting a home run, that's his 24th homer of the season, more than fib in major league beig baseball. two on. two-run double for seger. they go on to beat the birds, 9-4. first time baltimore's been swept in a four-game series in seattle since 2000. >>> nba fans everywhere waiting to see where kevin durant decides to play. reports out tonight the, choice comes, may come down to the thunder and the warriors. prince georges county faytive will make a dec

peter baker. his july 4 review, as a biographer, mr.mith makes no comparisons with today's republican leader but he sides unmistakably with those who see mr. bush's presidency in the darkest shades if often for radically different reasons. mr. smith abhors waterboarding terror suspects. for example. mr. trump wants it resumed. what did you think of his analysis of your book? jean edward: i was very flattered that peter baker wrote such a favorable review. his book is a major work on the bush administration. not a biography. a book on the administration. but it is extremely good. brian: the headline on the radio -- presidential biography as scathing indictment. fair? jean edward: yes. that is fair. i think bush deserves a scathing indictment. brian: do you feel as strong about george w. bush as you have other presidents that you have known or written about? it is difficult for a biographer to write about someone whom you do not like. people,hese other eisenhower, grant, roosevelt, marshall -- they were successful people who deserved prai

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. >> before we go into the suite, it's actually been named after howard baker. when did that happen? >> before i got here when howard baker left in 1984, he was very popular with both sides of the aisle, both the republicans and the democrats. that was sort of a parting gesture to an outstanding republican leader. >> let's walk in. as we're walking in, i've been doing this for a long time. and it seems as though you're one of fair to say a declining number of senator who's really care about the history of the senate? i'm thinking about senator byrd before you who spent so much time. do you find that your interest in history is not as shared among newer members as it was in the old days? >> i don't really know. i know there are a few who read a lot of american history. i've always been interested in it. in fact, i did my senior thesis in college on henry clay and the compromise of 1850. i have a depiction that you have which i'll show you subsequently. and so i've always had an interest in it. once i moved into this office and became the republican leader, we got

dusty baker loves turner's instincts. >> that's exactly what he's supposed to do. when you break, and you know, it's -- if he hesitates, and you're out, and that's the lead too soon, and then you're out, and so, yeah, he executed the play perfectly. >> reporter: really cool, and caylin king was following up on her wish to meet bryce harper. she relived her day she spent with the bryce harper. she did so because of make a wish foundation. >>> you have dusty baker bobblehead night, and on sund day, but the bowie sox have changes up their sleeves. they will wear these to honor david bowie. his name spelled the name as the orioles' minor league team, but they are pronounced differently. the bowie bay sox can be heroes for a night in their unique uniforms. >> the players always have fun comments there. >> for one night they will call ♪ and these are the lungs. (boy) sorry. (dad) don't worry about it. (vo) at our house, we need things that are built to last. that's why we got a subaru. (avo) love. ru. sfx: turbines revving up, you hear that? and louder that's the sound o

. >> joel baker has three life sentences and a nickname. it's white trash. >> judge gave me my name. it's kind of ironic. upon sentencing they had me charged with three murders. a drug deal gone by in a hotel room, shootout. she shot me, i shot them. the judge says in her final summation, you are nothing, mr. baker, but a pebble in the pond. you are nothing but poor white trash. all my life, i was a bad boy. i look back and i see all the stupid mistakes that i made. and i see the young people that's here at this prison and i hear all the stories because i listen and i think to myself, you do not know how fortunate you are. you're going out there with another chance, whether it's five years, ten years or what. you're getting another chance. i'll never get that chance. i would give my leg, my arm, for that chance. i'm never going to get it. i'm going to die right here. >> it's fun to break the law and dance with the devil. but see, when you got to pay the fiddler, it ain't nothing nice. trust me, i'm living it. i'm living it. >> when it comes

my hero is ella baker. [applause] ms. baker, ms. baker informed the second half of the book. it's her model of organizing, right? her insistence that we are the leaders we've been looking for. her rejection of a custodial model of leadership. that custodial model presumes that's all you and i need to do, hand it over to somebody else. that somebody else will then go and broker for us or op our behalf been on our behalf behind closed doors. we want to change the scene of the operations of power. and we want to understand our power. now, how that will take shape in relation to schools, how that's going to take shape in relation to criminal justice, how it's going to take shape in terms of employment, it's going to vary in terms of local communities, but we need to organize to do it. do you see what i mean? so change the center of gravity of politics and change the mold of politics. there's a role for preachers at the head of the march, and then there isn't one. that was me being very diplomatic. yeah. [laughter] yes. >> i'm sorry -- >> oh, we're done, i'm sorry, that's it. i ap

detective baker delivered the news. >> so we just talked to a prosecutor.he wants you to be taken into custody. so that's what's going to happen. >> for what? >> for homicide. >> what? >> reporter: seemingly stunned, kaarma borrowed the detective's phone to call janelle. >> babe. >> hi. >> being charged with murder. >> you're joking. >> no. how is that deliberate homicide? >> it's just the way the statute reads. >> he was pretty surprised. >> yeah. he was surprised. and he was very emotional at that point. that's the most i saw markus be emotional during this whole investigation. >> reporter: diren's host parents had a tangle of emotions as they processed what police said had happened. >> not the kid we knew. wouldn't expect that. >> reporter: they were disappointed with diren's actions, but livid with kaarma's. >> i just got more angry and more angry that that happened. i mean, who thinks like that? >> just the -- why? it was the why at that point, you know. why would someone feel compelled to do this? >> markus kaarma faces a deliberate homicide charge fo

jim baker as his chief of staff, a really skilled, shrewd political insider, ed meese, a counselor tomichael deaver in charge of the media operations. they ran the white house. >> the assassination attempt and aftermath elevated ronald reagan's popularity to a new high. the latest nbc news/associated press poll shows his job rating jumped ten points. >> reagan understood that he was getting this sort of sympathy reaction. everybody was rooting for him all of a sudden because they didn't want him to die. they didn't want to lose a president. so without missing a step, he goes right into what the message is. we've got to get this tax and spending bill passed and we've got to do it now. >> mr. speaker, the president of the united states. [ applause ] >> it was just like the movies. reagan was a true american hero. >> the president looking very jovial, very healthy. >> i was seated in the well of the house there when he was addressing congress. it was magic. everybody was so grateful that his life had been spared. it was a stirring moment. >> if he wants them to stop, they're not going to

there was nobody more surprised at sue baker's victory on yesterday's program than sue baker herself.] but today, she's the returning champion. so you have to feel very confident. -no. -right? no? [ laughter ] oh. well, that's good news for ellen and ken, your challengers.

baker, het with james did not ask baker about syria, he asked him about ronald reagan and nancy reaganat tells you something. he sees himself as a citizen politician the way president reagan was. i think the analogy is strained for the following reason. decadesad spent and tong his conversion being the icon of the conservative movement. he spent those eight years as .overnor he had run for president three ites and when he finally got , it is stretching it a good bit. , everyone wants to be truman. -- reagan. charlie: back in a moment. stay with us. ♪ >> robert kennedy junior is here. he is also cohost of the ring of fire. in a new book he argues his cousin was wrongly convict did -- convicted. the book is called framed. decade in prison for murder he did not commit. >> one of the chapters in this was about michael being convicted. he was able to brand michael as a kennedy cousin -- cousin. i never met him. i've never heard of the murder and i never knew any of it. >> i met them in passing. they were very wealthy. they had made their money and cold. they were extremely conservative and

mike baker is next. kennedy: the fog is getting thicker.o group claimed responsibility for the terror attack. but the turkish police say the suicide bombers are linked to russia, you beck and and kurdistan. -- uzbekistan and kurdistan. is it a surprise the attackers come from former soviet states? >> the odds are it was a like hi hood. -- a likelihood. the former soviet union is probably the third largest supplier of foreign fighters to the islamic state. that's been the case ever since the islamic state came to. you have tunisia sending foreign fighters. our friend the saudis. they play both sides. then the former soviet union. exactly. the former soviet union. uzbekistan, kurdistan, chechnya. there is intelligence that indicates that one of the key members of the islamic state was a chechen who took over some responsibilities after we whacked another chechen about a year ago. this fellow akhmed chatayev has taken over some of the responsibilities of managing the chechen and russian-speaking rebels for foreign fighters. kennedy: how is he

because baker this is major work on the bush administration. it's not a biography. it's a book on the administration. it's extremely good. >> the headline on the reviews presidential biography as scathing indictment. fair? >> yes. yes, that's fair. and i think bush deserves a scathing indictment. >> do you feel as strong about george w. bush as you have any of the presidents that you've known, you've written about, you've thought about? >> it's different for a biographer to write about someone whom you don't like. all these other people eisenhower, grant, roosevelt marshall were successful people who deserved praise. it's much more difficult to write about someone who you think is wrong. >> another review in "the washington post" david greenberg writes, from rutgers, written in snark free prose with an air of frontful attached authority the book is exceedingly damning about his judgment of george w. bush's time in office. it reminds us anew of bush's own arrogance, recklessness, strong armed politics and scorn for ideas and for the apoplexy he provoked from liberals

. >> mark: the mbta now won't be able to raise fares by more than 7% every two years, governor baker signed the cap on the fares. previously, mbta could raise fares by 10% every year. >> mark: the crack down on copycat assault weapons by massachusetts attorney general maura healey is getting new support. healey a's five predecessors released a statement saying healey's actions are constitutional and within her right. this week, governor charlie several points of the endorsement notice. >> vanessa: the new hampshire woman serving a life sentence forget ago teen lover to kill her husband is fighting a solitary con at a onment sentence. pamela smart has been in prison for more than 16 years. she was convicted of getting a teenage boy to kill her husband in 1990. she was recently put in solitary confinement for 90 days, after findin cheese cake was found in her cell. she claimed she had that item for 18 years without issue. a juvenile court judge in boston has scheduled a conference between prosecutors and attorneys for phillip chisholm. he's currently serving a 40-year sentence for kill

. >> like bakers. >> yes. yes. like bakers, i agree. bake the cake. money is universal.. >> check out this cringeworthy video of americans trying to answer simple questions. why do we celebrate the fourth of july? >> independence -- >> day. >> from -- >> country? >> step in here at any time. >> which country was that? >> history was not my subject. i slept tlo that class. >> name two of the founding fathers of the united states. >> oh, man, you had to start there, huh? >> what year was the declaration of independence signed? >> i forgot. >> come on, man! >> off my head, i don't know. >> you may want to put down the sun tan lotion and pick up a book, instead. >> wake up, america! >> i'm like, jessie waters should sue. he has an impersonator. i think tar heels are jumping the shark. let's let jessie do it. >> by the way, he is not as good as jessie. that was very disappointing. >> it was interesting, it was interesting that they had absolutely no clue what was going on. >> it is typical. sfwl. >> thank you for the rights to that video. we appreciate it! >> you can't just i

mike baker, thank you very much. we continue to follow the events as they're happening, live in bangladesh, the capital there in the diplomatic quarter, as many as 20 people taken hostages, nine armed gunmen shouting, allahu akbar, god is great, have taken over a restaurant. we of watching to see the fate of those hostages inside, and there's the restaurant. when we come back, we'll be talking to a professor who specializes in terrorism and counterterrorism and we'll get his thoughts on what is happening here. what's it like to be in good hands? man, it's like pure power at your finger tips. like the power to earn allstate reward points, every time i drive. ...want my number? and cash back for driving safe. and the power to automatically find your car... i see you car! and i got the power to know who's coming and when if i break down. ...you must be gerry. hey... in means getting more from your car insurance with the all-powerful drivewise app. it's good to be in, good hands. has been a struggle. i considered all my

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and i join governor baker and all of the governors here in thank our panelists.i guess i'll leave with this thought, because i think all of the comments have reflected where we are, what work we still have to do. but i was -- the saturday, just the day before easter, i was hosting our easter egg hunt on the front lawn of our capitol. and as happens, i would expect to most of us if not all of us, people throughout the day came up to talk to me and often would talk about in this very issue; a loved one they had lost, a child's friend who had just died of an overdose, another person, maybe a colleague they knew who had been rescued by narcan. but perhaps the most poignant thing for me was a woman who approached me holding a baby introduced herself, introduced her baby. i asked how old he was, and she told me, and i said he was very cute and glad she had brought him to the easter egg hunt. and she looked at me and said, you know, this is actually not my son. he's my grandson. we lost my daughter to an overdose last month. his mother. i admired the bravery of that gra

number of hours they were required to work or it by 1895, when the bakeshop law was passed, and many bakers work more than 100 hours per week. why in the world would anyone in their right mind agreed to work and such terrible conditions for so many hours and so little pay? the answer is that the economic circumstances gave them no choice. the shorterate of hours movement put it, and anti-stomach can make no contract. stomach can make no contract. as applied in the lochner case, a guaranteed little to workers of the time the size what might be described as the right to integer oneself for the day or the week. oneself for the day or the week. if the doctrine of the liberty of contract -- that raises the was not, if lochner about the liberty of contract, what was it about? the answer is that it was part of a more sweeping history. that history held that the constitution implied a right to businesses and individuals to be free from government regulation. --s. was revolutionary revolutionary and controversial because it ran contrary to the traditional american views of the relationship between p

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