>> specifically with black girls, becaus the -- trying to reach a docile person.nd they face that as well because the standard of beauty often rejects that is a black girl's body. so it's on interesting dichotomy that black girls face. they kind of walk a very tight, tight rope. >> so what does the future hold for these young black women? and how can black women achieve equality? keep tweeting, and we'll get to back. ♪ [[voiceover]] every day, events sweep across our country. and with them, a storm of views. ♪ >> we have been talking about the accomplishments of black women, but how will they get to responded. >> imani moving forward will minnelals and even gen exer's differently? >> i think they do. and i think a lot of that has to do with social media spaces like facebook and twitter. because proportionately there are more black people on twitter than white people. and with the amount of tumbler blogs that are based in black feminism what have you, we're seeing an availability for black people across the [ technical difficulties ] >> using that hashtag black pow

. >> when you're on a married man's list, it makes you feel really uncomfortable becau you're like chece married. >> i'm taking you off my list. >> take kate off too. that's not what she's for! >> if you go on the cover of "sports illustrated" in a bikini, we get to objectify you, right? >> wrong! no objectify this cover o video or this photo or this -- oh, dear god, we just want -- no, no! she's not a toy. >> she's not a toy. she's two toys. >> boingy, boingy, boingy. thanks, kate upton! boingy! >> what's up, buddy? how are you doing, man, good to see you. >> weave piers morgan leaving london hotel in new york. good friend of simon cowell. >> your exboss simon cowell is in a little bit of trouble now. what are your thoughts about this whole well, i'm not the fa. >> you're not the father. >> that i can tell with you absolute certainty. >> so we say to him, why don't seriously? 53 years hasn't had a kid. why the hell simon cowell not protect himself, come on. >> he was wearing condom t just had a v-neck. [laughter] >> hey, buddy, good seeing you. >> thanks. >> holy crap, that's eminem ac

you'll see your property taxes fall precipitously becaus you wouldn't have to pay the burden of the tenured teachers that have been on the books all these years. if th have good scores, p them more. corporate america judges you and you take tests in corporate america. you should be doing it in public schools. >> jonas, do you see a downside? >> if you make it more, more kids are going go to privatized school. >> stop it. >> i'm for rating and ranking and using teachers and promoting them and not treating them as a giveaway. however, me knowing some teachers' grades isn't going to do anythi. i can't fire a teacher so it's important for the administration to use it. i don't see what the tell-all in the paper is going to do as far as teachers' pay. >> gary, they say this could bring on stigma. they're just afraid they'rall going to be bad grades. >> and they should be quite honestly. here's the difference and i think that jonas is missing on this. when i go into a burger king or a mcdonald's, i don't care about the rating of an employee because if they give me lousy service, i can go to wendy'

but a lot of consumers are believing it's true, becaue it looks like it's coming from the fbi." that's steve bernas of the bbb. even his computer was targeted by this virus. his advice: do not pay any of the fines, get a professional to get the virus out of your computer, then update all anti-virus software. the fed has a plan to fix apple's pricing of its digital book sales. the justice department wants apple to terminate agreements with the five publishers it conspired with to drive up e-book prices. it bars apple from signing new contracts for two years. also concerning apple, this week, the u.s. international trade commission is expected to complete an investigation into apple and samsung phones, which could result in a ban on samsung sales. google sure has "search" covered. but how is it as a manufacturer of smartphones? google now owns motorola, and a lot of the early buzz for the made-in-america moto x phone has been quite good: lots of colors, lots of features, lots of voice command functions. and, to activate the camera, just shake it a couple of times. it's the first p

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otherwise school cafeteria workers and school custodians, why would those not be paid the same becaume skill level and entry-level type of job. and yes, they make more because they are predominantly male. in the cafeteria ladies are predomintly female and the job pays less. the same is true with parole officers and social workers. essentially the same kind of work, but parole officers make more money because they are predominantly male. john: here is a picture of this man who was a young hippie who join feminists protesting. he was even on the board of the national organizatiofor women. but then he got deeper into the data and changed his mind. he wrote why men earn more, the startling pay gap and what women can do about it. did you decide it's not discrimination? >> the pay ap is n about men and women but about mothers and fathers. there are so many work life choices at men and women made. many of these lead to men earning more and can lead them to havina more balanced life, which usually ends up being a happier life. >> he said women are smarter than men. john: because the man is m

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. >> the other thing islienation of affection with silverman to the husband becau he could file a wholearate lawsuit. gerri: would that be? >> alienation of affection. you took my wife. the medieval sort of standard, but it is possible. >> this is wt it will be. he will have some type of custodial parent's rights. albee's advocate. a legal standpoint, what he did disgusting. but she is obviously very currently. we will happen is you will pay a lot in child support over the minim guidelines. thehild should benefit. child care, nannies, cars, clothing. this child will not want for anything. trusts, college funds. gerri: what about her? >> she doesn't work. >> the point is, first of all, even though there is no fault divorce in new york, our conduct may obviously play into this. bu from the standpoint that don't see why we are prejudging hiand all of this negativism other than getting involved. she may embrace. he may whe we take care of this child. gerri: well -- >> she has that -- he has not denied. they used to travel together. come on. he honestly and the really bad plan and poor judgm

advertising, the rates have gone down becau there is such a glut of inventory on the internet, nobodys paying for the reader'sttention the way they used . the prices a a publilisher can d are much lower than they evever re, and thee audieience has dropped precipitouously. so wn you combine that with smaller ad rates and no classifieds, you are in a disaster area. that is what jeff bezos paiaid a quarr of aillion dollars for. thehey'rein n newspapers, critical to our democracy, but it will be a struggle. >> we are goining to come back afafter the breaknd then continueue to talk about the pot sale, what it means for readers, journalism, and advertisers, coming up. >> we are back with cary hat, ceo of mdb commumunications, bob garfield, co-hosof "on the ben fiscr.and you could pos -- papaint a doomsday picicture for newspspar rightow, but theseoutique folks that he come in to buy nenewspapepers, ththe boston gl, the shington post -- is that good for journrnalism? is that good for the post? for the washington post because it gives them time. 013, theyrst half of lost $54 million. annualiz

court in recess after hasan's stand by attorney takes issue with representing the army sigh kie twist becau -- psychiatrist wants the death penalty. >> this attorney is saying i am having a hard time doing that because my client waived the white flag. >> the decision to represent himself gives him the opportunity to question victims on the witness stand. there is concern that experience could retraumatize those that are in the shooting. >> it is horrible to put individuals through that. this is unfortunately one of the unfortunate things that happen. >> the army major admits he was behind the attack but military law prevents him from pleading guilty since he faces a death sentence. trying the case in a nonmilitary court would be a much different situation. >> game over, don't waste tax payer money and let's handle this the way it should be handled. this man has committed atrocities. >> hasan's stand by council says they will actively help their client if he wants to save his life. if he doesn't they want a reduced role in this case. that's the latest from fort hood texas, casey seigel, fox

will go to the bank with you an visit other people who have more money with you, but i cannot do it becaut this to be the potential in the relationship. gerri: how do i avd the gilts? >> you come to see me if you are prone to gilts you get to a doctor. but here is the other thing. you always want to focus on the fact that if you needed a kidney i would be there for you. i cannot assess your financial situation. there are so many variables. you just say, i have made it my rule tha i don't get into business with friends. that is the way they you have to express it. people will let that go. they really will. they understand, we are together in a defer way. you don't do that. i get it. gerri: that is a great explanation. great stuff. >> take care. gerri: you as well. coming up, the truth behind your changing television habits and the next, the countdown is on to obamacare. exchanges set to open. what you should expect from a former top white house official and as the inside of this. right now, 7 years of music is being streamed. a quarter million tweeters are tweeting. and 900 million dollars

i understand that a number of people could not get i in becaue security makes it harder than 1963.astly, this is not a prescription as much as a guarantee i guess would be my terminology, but a blueprint on what we have to do over the next period of time, and i think that the day's event is going to have real political impact. it will finally get some people to think that they can do some things and get off their duff, get off their couch, and get involved politically. >> you may have heard mary francis talk about the preside president. were you frustrated with him today or not? >> no, i think this president obviously has an approach and he's concerned about his legacy. he's also concerned with how the african-american community sees him. i think he knows that some parts of the 63 march has been met. the political activism is something that is a bigger accomplishment. but when it comes to the economics, jobs, decent housing, andatio,and education, there ara lot of things lacking. i think this is key to the other two. >> it really was a magnificent day and a major day for the moveme

about the low-income americans who are not going to beovered by subsidies for middle class people, becau the obama administration has medicaid expansion in the way that state will pick ul the bills in 4 years issue because of the wa way that expansion of designed you can talk about 6 million middle or lower income americans who are in jeopardy of falling through the cracks of obama character. you going issue by issue. or aspect by aect of obamacare, and find way that is not working, guesst? thedministration knows it is notorking they take particular pieces of it say we'll postpone this, and delay this. we find out this morning onef the signature items in obamacare, that health insurance companies supposedly have to cap your expenses or have to cap what you have to pay, that was provisions are quietly pushed aside. for another year to give insurance companies a chance to adjustment so, this is not workin that is why the american people are not happy about what they are seeing in this second term could if they could have a do-over from november 6, we know what would happen. neil: tell you,

i'm angry becaus saturday i married off my daughter. my daughter got married.t was a beautiful wedding. >> wendy: yes, congratulations. >> thank you. oh, there she is. that's the lovely jackie. you know, and she's stunning and i love the guy she's with. but i look at his wife, anthony's wife. and i'm thinking, what are you doing? get out of there now. i mean, like, they went through it once. and now it doesn't look good.if make her -- is that -- yeah, at's alex. that's her husband. or doc hollywood. we run l.a. he's kind of a deejay. >> wendy: let's talk about them? >> my wife or anthony wiener? them? my daughter? we're talking about wieners, my daught-law. it's just getting uncomfortable. >> wendy: were you emotional at the wedding? because i understand this guy has been in the mandel family for years. >> oh, yeah, you give away a daughter, it was every emotion you could ever imagine. it's like crazy. it seemed like a second ago she was born. >> wendy: yes. how old is she? >> she's 14, but she was pregnant, so smarried. she's 28. she's 28. she's known him sinc

>> i realize then that they actually -- becau when they came in, they came in with guns but he told themot to come in with. so once they came in with the guns because now remember, his gun and all his weapons was not too far from him and so when he came in -- when they came in i was like okay, lord don't let him move. don't let him get up and go get that gun. and so by the time they all just swarmed around him and realized he didn't have anything because i told him to put his hands behind his back and so they would know he didn't have anything, and when i seen that police officers put they hands on him, you know, and they were all surrounding him, i knew i could just like breathe. >> and go to the bathroom. >> and go to the bathroom. i was like if i go to the bathroom, them bullets don't have no names on them. they going to shoot us all because ain't nobody know i'm in the bathroom. >> this is also really a teachable moment it seems to me for people, kendra, in how to respond in an emergency situation. antoinette, this tape could be played in classes in terms of how to remain calm and im

becaus we don't know how they make it and it might kill you, but it's all we've got to eat. >> but foroffers a break from an otherwise monotonous existence. >> i'm a pod worker. we get to help out with hot water and stuff like that. i'm going to get you another newspaper right now. it's all good. i get to wiggle. i get to really do things that other inmates, they can't do. i get to stay out of my cell all the time, use the phone when i want, listen to the radio, wake up early, load the ovens, feed the inmates, and whatever they need, i get it to them. >> del judas' routine, however, is about to change. he will soon be transferred to state prison. >> i took a plea bargain, pled no contest to four counts of attempted murder, took 12 years -- well, it was basically 11 years, 8 months. hopefully, if i get all my back time, i'll end up going 7 1/2 more years, hopefully. i have a lot of thinking to do. a lot of decision making. and realized a lot of things, such as family. i hurt my mom a lot. you know, she's got a lot of kids. she's got three sons and we all in jail. and i'm the youngest. s

i stand as 10,000 becau i know where i come from. i know the path that was paved for me. i know the crown that i now wear holds the jewels that all of those people before me prepared for me. and i know that there's an entire generation that doesn't understand that. they don't have the context for who they are and how they got to be who they are. as, you know, african americans, young african americans. i also i just wanted to offer that story to people in a way that they could see the greater pictures. >> rose: you saw something you had to do in the end? after all this, i've got to do this. >> yes, and my whole work is about opening the heart space for people and i said wow, i think here's an opportunity that you can show people something in a way that they can see the best of themselves. >> rose: what was the hardest part. you've got your cast now, you've got everything in place then -- >> rose: really making sure that everything is from the shoes to the makeup to the -- their accent to their head movements. everything is honest, that everything is really, really honest

. >> take some responsibility and accountability becau the fact is most of the people went into knowing it didn't make sense on paper but thought they could make it wor >>bsolutely. i mysf made money in housing. i lost money in housi. we have to all look at consequences and look at potential there bere you make the investment and not just assume because you see the person across the street making money and your m you have to understand the details. neil: good point. we live in a society of victims. whole weight thing? thyroid condition. >>> you remember i got into the middle of republican food fight between rand paul and chris christie turns out democrats have internal heart and soul battle going on, muchigger. who sleeping apart. things should never come to this. that is why i'm through the moon tpresent our latest innovation, tempur choice. iteatures an adjustable suppt system thacan be personalized with a touch of a button. so both of you can get the best sleep possible...together. goodnight love chickens. ...excuse my english, love birds.. >> we'll have patch things up, if we can si

if you hate obama becau-- they democrats, republicans, liberals, conservatives and everybody who's thereyou're not supposed to be doing that with tax money. >> people are coming out in support of this rodeo clown. is that really what they want to do? >> there's few ways to make -- i think that's an element of that to make a name for himself in the house. but i don't think it's necessarily wise to rally around a guy who by all rights did something imprudent. >> i like that. jason justin, james richardson, thank you so much for discussing the rodeo clown this morning. >>> still to come in the newsroom, something serious now, a 2-year-old's life hangs in the balance as the new jersey governor weighs in on medical marijuana for children. we'll talk about that straight ahead. [ female announcer ] it's simple physics... a body at rest tends to stay at rest... while a body in motion tends to stay in motion. staying active can actually ease arthritis symptoms. but if you have arthritis, staying active can be difficult. prescription celebrex can help relieve arthritis pain so your body can stay i

i think the thing that is interesting to me is notions of the definition of spichk becaus because 22ay and this major alert starts but goes all the way through the month of august. also a travel alert. britain is now telling its citizens it's now closed its embassy in yemen and telling its citizens to leave. the question about exactly what the threat is is still an unanswered space. so, the idea that it's a specific threat and, yet, we don't know what that is is kind of a question between how much information should we as the public have and how much is the administration holding back and why. >> bob, we've heard a lot about edward snowden and the debates about releasing certain classified information on intelligence gathering. but is this a real world scenario where we're looking at what the potential benefits of those intelligence operations are. i mean, could things like this be threatened if operations like the ones that edward snowden revealed are stopped? >> well, as a matter of fact, you bring up an interesting subject and let's talk about the elephant in the room and that is

we don't let them in our daning room becau -- dining room because of the damage. >> he shot this video got out of control. teens run on to bellaire road and cause trouble. you can see several cop cars down the street where officers had to turn out in hoards. they will cross bellaire road jump on people's cars in the parking lot. >> skate land patrons. it allowed me to talk about the scene. >> they came out running screaming. >> she works at a neighboring pub. if skate land is ever allowed to pu have another party police should step up the presence. >> there weren't enough cops to handle what was there. >> they need to have more security in skate land get out of their champion. >> federal investigators are shedding new light on a helicopter crash limb nature rereport by ntsb says the aircraft pilot waudz not certified to fly using only on board insurance pents. he eventually crashed into rural wednesday wednesday. officials with the company that owned the helicopter say they think it was caught in a storm. bernard tekelly and david jennis jr. were all killed in the crash. the pilot's id

illegal is when you have particular law enforcement bad carrying out personal becau abuses. in new york city, a police helicopter that was supposed to a big bicycle and st turned its camera filmed a couple making love on a rooftop and the new york police refused to apologize when the tape came out. is the kind of because we are worried about. we have seen abuses of police bases where officers do earches on their ex-wife's new by friends and that is a concern. we are the best practice increasingly seeing is put in mechanisms so say a particular video that was drone, every time that is accessed or copied or what have you it is recorded. the officer's identity is recorded so any kind of abuse can be traced. kim from new york, independent line. thanks for waiting. go ahead. my question is what if they end up using this to create lawsuits and might not have merit, then the person defending themselves has to spend all of legal fees and they could even lose their house r their savings or whatever because there is some shenanigans going on in the system? guest: well, i think that a

>> well, the stock is staying highing becau inbecause of the >> and lulu?is could be breakout here and if the market turns around, watch out, because it is a rocket ship. >> and it is shark week, and what do you think? >> well, we have a group so down and out, and the chartists are saying it is time, and time. and we have abnet who had a tough quarter and yet the stock is up big. and another great performing stock is gtos, gas to liquids, all right. and they make a lot of equipment to use natural gas to be used as a surface fuel. and another one white wave and i'm a believer in the organic food and they are behind the organic dairy. >> great line. >> for kids who are vegetarian, everybody knows their products. >> that was great. thank you for being with me, just the two of us. >> fun. >> and we have a lot of us coming up coming up in the show, and we will talk to golfer, and pga n winner jason dufner. keep it right here. that's why hp built a new kind of server. one that's 80% smaller. uses 89% less energy. and costs 77% less. it's called hp moonshot. and i

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becaus, it seems like you've been driving on the wrong road with the orange cones for ever. and these are the things that they're obstructing us to find out about. we're running into the same situation in our neck of the woods where they want the pao to fit in with the engineer as they talk about what road base and death and things like that. truthfully i don't think the pao would have the first clue is the engineer screwed up and sent backwards. many times we because we cover ththe state in state and entailo more than the cio. i had a pao not too long ago, well, it was a while ago, it was closer to 9/11, we were doing a story on a water tank, a 500 million-gallon water tank in this rural community. and asked for the address and he told me he couldn't give me the address because of homeland security concerns. well, i don't know about you but i really don't think a suburb of salt lake city in utah is a primary target for al qaeda. but he wouldn't give it to me. what we did was, we got in the car and we drove out to approximate where we knew it was. it's a little hard to hide