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phyllis bennis?> he has spent the last several years of his campaign, his career, trying to convince the united states that opposition to the story. end of that is all that has happened. it is wrong. there is no way both israeli opposition and the very likely --- elect powerful netanyahu is wrong. he is wrong when he says the opposition to isis is being led by iran. it is not. shia being led by the government in iraq supported by the united states. that is the reality on the ground. and this notion that somehow alleviating the possibility of a u.s.-iranian war would be a bad thing, speaks to the bankruptcy of the israeli policy on this. they are saying this while they're continuing to kill palestinians in the west bank, hoping nobody will call them to account for it because they're worried about iran. so this is really a political netanyahu.y there will be massive israeli and saudi opposition to any such agreement between the u.s. and iran. president obama in these last two years of his time in offic

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east and every wrong move could set off a dangerous chain reaction or earlier i spoke to phyllis bennis middle east expert at the institute for policy studies i first asked her why iraq and syria are so intertwined when it comes to what's happening on the ground. when i think it has to do with a couple of things certainly there's the shia connection these are both predominantly shia country. countries and the governments are shia oriented they share enemies who how they define enemies but it's also a question of the political positioning of the various countries you know you have a situation where syria has positioned itself historically although it didn't really play the role that positioned itself as the arc of resistance as the resistance force in the region it didn't really play that role that united with the united states to go to war against iraq it attacked the palestinians you know so there's a terrible history of syria in collaboration with imperialist forces in the region but it has that reputation and claims it and of course iran wants to be part of that it's a challenge part

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bennie sugg, idaho, i guess if you been around a long time, bennie sugg meant beneficial suggestion. it was in at least the marine corps i thought it was in the army, it's a beneficial suggestion where you might get a promotion. you might get a bonus, and the suggestion normally from one of the troops who knows what's going on, hey, ma the scheduling system is all screwed up for the following reasons, and they should be changed. blah, blah, blah, loblaw. instead of giving ratings, everybody's outstanding, i think you want to look at this where the people that deal with his have an incentive to change it. instead of an automated bonus if you will, that quite frankly when you do that i think it makes it ridiculous when a lot of people in this room, even the veterans themselves, thinks that the veterans administration is not performing the services that they are supposed to. i got a -- let's see. going into some of the other things i had in mind. you talked about core values and everything else. in the evaluation system, going back to mission performance standards, about taking care of

>> i used to really like "bennie hill." >> jimmy: i loved bennie hill too. >> yeah, he used to alwaysough it looked like the girls were topless. they were just cantaloupes. >> my grandparents used to watch it too. i used to sit there like i wasn't paying attention. while i was watching it. >> jimmy: also talking about film. you have got a big, big, big film coming out. very soon. >> yeah, i did a project. man, look -- i did a big one. >> jimmy: real big one. disney. >> this ain't going to no red box. >> jimmy: this is the world premiere of the clip for the new, well the new film take a look. >> i know who you are. your shadow has been following me ever sense i was small. >> the story you know. >> don't be afraid. e >> the film you don't. >> ha-ha-ha. i have been shot nine times, i'm not afraid of no little white girl. >> malefiftycent. >> this is magical! >> jimmy: i know you kids are going to love it. >> jimmy: curtis "50 cent" jackson! "power" premieres saturday night at 9:00 p.m. on starz and "animal ambition" is available now. thank you for being here. great to see you. we will be

a simple prayer that all quit and go in the would do would be nice to benny's console fare who would know it about and yet i did that the city. from one thousand nine hundred you genic organizations multiplied in europe. the first was created in berlin in one thousand and five by the doctor put in a psychiatrist. it was the movement for racial hygiene. racial hygiene was designed to prevent weakness illness disability and for the unfit to reproduce. in gold in addition and i saw death in the dizzy about these and it is you suck at twelve are. also good to get is this young prison want to see the. women. on this was hit big. you need a couple or there's a nice solid wall good to discourage seen ector it is like to act introducing a new national committee. can mimic you because mom pretty. we wanted to know and want to get us off. the english eugenics organization presided over by one of darwin sons was founded in one thousand and seven. the novelist h.g. wells wrote that year. our duty is to inquire what this utopia will make of the infirm the idiots and the mad. the drunkards the mea

i'll bring in my guest, benny ya, a legal advice yore for redress, which works with torture victims. i am sure people watching this will ask "okay, they'll sign wonderful documents at the end of the summit on friday. will that have any application, any meaning in parts of africa, the middle east where wars are going on. >> the protocol they are hoping to find is targeted for practitioners. it is designed to be practical and easy to use. whether it will be used on the ground depend highly on the political will. >> the people who are carrying out sexual crimes say militias, badly trained armies are not here. they are not going to sign the document. >> it's true. but the state, who have the obligation to prevent and protect victims, prosecute and punish the perpetrators are here. it is good that they will be here to be able to understand what they have to do and what actions they have to put in place. >> is it your impression that sexual violence is, if you like, a new and expanding facet to war or is it always accompanying conflict, but we are talking about it. >> if you look back in t

joining us now the eight benny us president and there is one just on the street in time square. into the story, let's talk about the beginning and why you all came up with this idea knowing they're so much competition of their. >> we are the fastest-growing franchise company in the world now and we have 1500 stores and we are planning to keep the speed up and continue to open more than 10000 stores by 2020. the us will be our center of expansion, so we started from new york and la in the west coast and we have-- we're planning on expansion nationally. by opening 100 stores. liz: do you ever get intimidated by the fact that starbucks is on every corner and there's a dunkin' donuts everywhere? >> there's a difference between us and them. >> that's the key though, what do you offer starbucks and the other coffee shops don't ? >> let me explain first about our coffee, we only serve the best specialty coffee for customers and our supervisors in every store are in charge of keeping the pace of the coffee best and fresh ever. also, we serve this great dessert from all over the world fo

. >> reporter: deutsche bank says every benny increase accounts for a billion dollars in energy consumption and the billion dollars presumably not spent elsewhere. gas prices are 13 cents higher than this time last year according to aaa and tradeers say that we could see another ten to 15 cents in the coming weeks. for "nightly business report", i'm jackie deangelis. >> still ahead, serial killer. americans are changing what they eat for breakfast so what companies are keeping up best with consumer taste? >>> another setback for general motors. according to reuters, the auto maker is saying to stop selling now and used 2013 and 2014 chevrolet cruz sedans because of potential problems with the air bag. they recalled 17 million vehicles in the united states. >> earnings from general mills, the maker of chieeros and lucky charles. profits rose by 10% last quarter but most due to cost cutting. earnings were still below forecast with total sales sliding by 3%. investors lost their taste for the cereal giant sending shares down today. >>> one of the challenges general mills and cereal makers are

we are back to normal on the bennie, whitman and commodore barry. we will have that closure down here on 495. septa had a rough go late yesterday, with the regional rails, and everything, we will reset the clock and start the morning rush hour, with no delays. erika, back over to you. >>> police are looking for three men on the run who kidnaped ape 15 year-old boy in northeast philadelphia and then robbed his family. >> "eyewitness news" reporter jen bernstein is live at police headquarters with more on that teen's terrifying ordeal, jen. >> reporter: that boy is home with his parents this morning. he was unharm but police are still searching for for those three suspects who kidnaped the 15 year-old and then robbed, tied up his parents inside of their home. this happened in somerton. police taped off the home as they collect evidence yesterday, the boy's stepfather and mother were home expecting the teen. they heard a knock. mother answered it and was confronted by two armed men who said they kidnaped her son. one of the suspects used his cell phone

bridges, bennie, whitman, commodore barry all looking good this morning. don't forget, 24/7 you can stay up to date with the traffic backups our new app titled your drive, and down load the app for i phone and andrew devices by going to cbs philly.com/your drive. >>> erika, back to you. >>> a minnesota man might need to update his facebook status after police busted him in his home. nicholas wig right here check his facebook status at the home he was allegedly robbing. but, he left without logging out. the alleged victim then updated, his status and left a contact information. sure enough wig texted home owner and agreed to meet. >> i replied, you left a few things at the my house last night, how can i get them back to you. >> pretty unusual case, it might make late night television shows in terms of not being too bright good such a thoughtful victim. return things you didn't steel from me. police say wig has an extensive criminal background and faces up to ten years in prison and $20,000 in fine >>> word this morning is ryan seacrest has a new dig. >> not

expressway near 202, no problems heading in towards philadelphia coming from new jersey up and over the benny yesterday. we could not see the bridge because of the fog n problems or delays at the moment rolling into downtown. we have one accident down in south jersey towards the shore here route 50 blocked at county boulevard just off the the atlantic city expressway. of course, 495 construction close another causing confusion and grid lock but everybody seems to be trying to go inland toward wilmington to find an alternate. let think out of the box. forget the there is a river there. another alternate, 295 to go over commodore barry bridge down 295 and back over the delaware memorial. sure, you have to pay the toll but avoid that entire mess through wilmington. just an option for folks as they have to navigate with this construction closure. mass transit looking good with no delays, erika, back to you. >>> a major political upset in washington politics. house majority leader eric cantor loses virginia's republican party to a tea party challenger. as annmarie green reports the the unexpect vi

your driving pleasure, as you roll out of the driveway this morning, all of the bridges looking good, benny, whitman, commodore barry, no problems at the moment. of course with the friday in the summertime events like this, fire fly music festival, down at dover downs, it was hot mess yesterday, where folks were flocking in, they wound up closing the exit here, off route one, so if you are headed to the festival today, i would wait until after 9:00, after the rush hour, before you can get in there. another alternate of course would be route 13, we have that 495 closure between exits two, three, with the weekend, folks heading to this delaware beaches, try the alternate here, go over the commodore barry, come down 295, then swing back over the delaware memorial. by going into new jersey you will avoid the back up, that is sure to occur today with a friday, rush hour, and then of course later on this afternoon everybody heading to the beaches for the weekend. and of course, dart also running with 20 minute delays in wilmington itself, because of all of the extra volume pushed off to the detou

boulevard, that is good news traveling through cherry hill trying to use route 70 to get toward the benny. here's i-95 where i want to show you the new pack pattern as you head north on i-95 between girard and allegheny avenue. notice barrels are here blocking what was that left lane, so it is just that slight three lane push over to the right. now by the weekend, penndot will be replacing these barrels, with concrete barriers, and then we will have that center lane, eventually that will be the the work zone. coming north on i-95 we will put that into play, so we will pretty much a construction zone from race street all the way up to allegheny avenue. the major roadways, boy you'll feel the difference. it the is hot out there. humid. ac cranking. 422, schuylkill expressway, in the bad coming toward philadelphia at the the moment. one accident in allentown wilson and farming ton avenue. natasha, back over to you. >>> developing right now philadelphia police have two people in custody and they are looking for a third after an attempted break in at a church in mayfair. police say young would

the benny looking live from the camden toll plaza, wet behind the ears, but hey, at least we can see ben franklin today. unlike the past couple of days with the thick fog we've been dealing w septa on the route 13 trolley, terminating at the yeadon loop, all due to track work, and along with that track work, using buses along the route 11 trolley from 70th and wood man over to the darby loop. the phillies open weekend series with the cubs tonight in south philly. after winning three in a row for the first time in almost a month. about time, guys. jimmy rollins moved in with one hit off the phils. all time hit leader, mike schmidt, with first inning rbi single yesterday against the padres. john mayberry, jr., one of the phillies stars, hit three run homerun to make yesterday afternoon's final, phillies seven, padres, three. >>> the san antonio spurs just one win away from another nba title. leonards had double-double, and the spurs whip the miami heat 107-86 on the heat's home court. san antonio has commanding three games to one lead on the heat game five is back in san antonio sunday

good morning, we won't make out the iced tea here with the benny, live look here at the fog, that's impacting visibility this morning. this is, believe me, the ben franklin bridge here, this fellow starting the trip in toward philadelphia, and you can only make out maybe five, six car lengths here at best. there is a example of thick fog and poor visibility that we're dealing with here, this morning. live look, this fellow here, disable until the work zone, i59 right near girard avenue. at least he is off to the shoulder here, as we head southbound, in toward the city. the rest of the major roadways, not bad, but dealing with some fog. 422, 202, socked in, as you head in toward king every prussia. that new traffic pattern, on 295, for anyone that heads southbound, now, as you work your way in toward the 42 freeway, the ramp to the walt whitman bridge, closed. so you actually have to go further south, down to the next exit, the delsea drive, flip it around, and come back north. so, there is a loft confusion, of course, a lot of extra volume pushed onto that stretch of 295, during the rush hour

needing a little help in the love department crystal lee a return visit for chris he plays ladies' man benny burton justin's roommate and the guy who likes to do a lot of dating advice to justin and his friends and ron punches the shy guy don't look but he's shy he played shelley die hard a detroit sports fan and a regular at justin's bar unbeatable undateable it's also a beatable airs thursday nights at nine and nine thirty they do it back to back on n.b.c. through july third to set up the premise of unbeatable we have a clip for you from your show runner bill lawrence who is a guess we did a show runners week who was a guest and he talked about your show watch so on data is really just an excuse to put four stunningly talented young sit stand ups together in front of a live audience you know and it's a throwback shows throwback to the comics not crass or careered but it's just what's his concept for their friends at a at a bar the pitch was that it's four guys one girl hang out a bar it's a pitch of the show as we all go through undoubtable periods in our life and it's about a group of fri

whistleblower bill benny just for reference one say to buy it as a quibble and the amount of data that would fit on two hundred fifty billion d.v.d.'s so you can imagine that bluffdale is a perfect target to highlight the n.s.a. is a legal spying program which is exactly what greenpeace environmental activists and organizers from the electronic frontier foundation did over the weekend they flew a blimp a thousand feet above the data center displaying big letters reading an essay a legal spine below. greenpeace won its airship with a demonstration to call attention to an ongoing lawsuit filed by and numerous organizations of the collection of its phone records but the day of action wasn't only about a dramatic demonstration it was about engaging the american people in the debate see the pfaff along with the twenty two member coalition just launched a stand against spying dot org a website that gives online users a chance to rate their congressional representatives and how they're voting on issues related to mass surveillance following the launch of a new website if director raney rate m

for nine years she made us laugh as the unforgettable elaine bennis and "seinfeld." she stars as selena myers on "the." she has one several emmys for that role. she has also produced a documentary about her art collecting father. he owns up to 3000 works of art and is donating many of them to a nonprofit in new york. i am pleased to have julia louis-dreyfus back at this table. >> thank you very much. >> was selena myers? whohe is a political animal has been too long inside beltway. she is someone who is desperate for power. completely frustrated and boarded by power. she has lost her moral center. >> just like people in washington and hollywood. > the parallels -- >> what are the parallels? >> i think the parallels are that you constantly have to be working to stay alive. you have to stay crucial. you are selling yourself. you are selling a brand. you are selling an image of your self. hopefully, there is more depth to it than that. but we are talking about it in -- >> broad strokes. >> exactly. [laughter] >> there's this. it was often said that people in washington

. >> benny martinez is chief deputy sheriff of brooks county. >> we see the volume high on pedestrians, walkers coming through the brush. >> falfurius is an impoverished town about 70 miles from the u.s. border, but a checkpoint on the highway just south of town is the last barriers on the route to houston, dallas and beyond. human smugglers have found a way to evade the checkpoint. about ten miles from the checkpoint migrants rush out of the transporters vehicle and hide in the bush. then smugglers lead them on a rush through migrant company. anybody who can't keep up or is sick or hurt are left behind. they simply don't make it out of the forest alive. these photos are of corpses found on the sprawm sprawling ranches near fallfurious. >> you find them so deteriorated it's almost like a horror movie. you're missing skin. you're missing limbs or eye balls, you know. and that's a sad situation. >> in an effort to identify some of the bodies the sheriffs department oversaw the exhumation of dozens of unmarked graves. those remains were taken here to baylor university in waco where they a

loved stories about jack benny. but you couldn't get through to him. you wouldn't be here -- i'm certain -- you know, none of us would be here today >> jimmy: i would not be here without johnny carson. ablutely. >> you wouldn't be sitting at the desk and the chair without carson. >> jimmy: and when you'd guest host you'd do the monogue and everything? >> yeah. >> jimmy: were you nervous to do comedy? >> i was insane. where was my mind? >> jimmy: the scary thing is that i heard that you would like, go through -- >> oh, i didn't smoke. i, i don't drink, and i, i don't smoke, but when i was nervous, just before i would walk on stage, i would inhale a a cigarette, it made me very high. [ laughter ] i won't do it tonight. >> jimmy: you wouldn't do it tonight. no, i left that up to questlove, yeah, questlove took care of that for us. no problem. but your guests that night were eydie gorme, truman capote, ann landers, ray bolger -- >> what a good show that was. >> jimmy: the scarecrow from "wizard of oz." oh, fantastic. and ray danced and he brought you out t

they are right there, leaving south jersey, you can barely make out the upside and uprights on the bennie coming in towards philadelphia. so fog delays every where, and, heads up, we have a phillies game 1:05 this afternoon. that will shake it up as far as traffic volume. we will have a lunchtime crowd heading in. when that game is over as we see when we have afternoon games, bam, instant rush hour will block the schuylkill and i-95 right around that time that kate just told us we could be seeing thunder boomer roll through. sports express trains begin just before 12:00 noon taking you into south philadelphia, natasha, over to you. >>> here is a look at the headlines on cbs-3. iraqi television says government war planes are pounding rebel positions in saddam hussein's home town of tikrit in the wake of the rebel victories this week. militants are taking hostage in the city of mosul. >>> toll house tavern in norwood delaware county was destroyed earlier today. grease fire bread to the roof just before midnight we're told there were no injuries. >>> and donald wallace of west philadelphia,

brake tap we see the rush hour start to unfold, going to the ben franklin bridge, live look at the benny coming into philadelphia, again, you can certainly see some volume in the last half hour, kind of signify the beginning of a monday morning rush. water main break in northeast philadelphia, the water is taken care of. however, they need to do repairs here, somerdale, shelmire. that's right behind northeast high school. to kind of give you locate or, cottman, algon, would be your two best alternates this morning, an accident, right just off 95, naman's road right at carpenter station road. and a vehicle fire, north, on the new jersey turnpike, near exit number two, otherwise, mass transit looking good. with no delays. ukee, back over to you. >> thank up, bob. happening today, the pennsylvania senate is under a midnight deadline to pass the budget for the next fiscal year. it starts tomorrow. lawmakers back to work this afternoon. appropriations committee approved $29.1 billion spending plan. how much, critics say governor tom corbett will not discuss alternative methods of revenue gene

fault of our congress during the last 20 years, passing legislation that gives all the these tax bennysr seas. what we need is to get them investing in jobs in the united states and then we won't have 1.5%, 2.5%, then it will be 3%, 3.5%, invest in america, make enough jobs to bring men and women home and no longer fighting oil rights somewhere else. building bridges, building airports, building america. >> yeah. david cay, your read on the dow? record numbers today, 16,836 but a lot of americans don't feel it. >> well, that rise in the stock market today tells you that the trader think numbers will come in on the low end, closer to adp's estimate of 180,000 than the 220 or 210 others are predicting. in the long run, fundamentally the governor's quite right. we need to get at this policy that has allowed policies to suck i estimate 5 trillion out of the u.s. by the way, what are they invest? they buy the debt the government didn't sell. we're paying them to delay paying their taxes. that's an insane policy. >> yeah. >> governor, i want to ask you, in a "time" magazine story published to

this is from bill, tweeting us is dogs, bennie and jagr.e sure you use that hash tag, fox 29 dog day but fair turn about we did just get one from went hoy said wait about that, how about cats rule, dogs drool. you can send your cat. we will not discriminate even though it is a dog day. >> pet day, we will expand. >>> fans of the saved by the the bell will revisit bay side high this labor day, life time has announced that it is making a tv movie out of the popular 1997 show. the unauthorized saved by the bell story is being shot in vancouver and it will look at the life of the young unknown actors in hollywood struggling with the temptation of show biz. same person cast the original series will hand that will role for the teen movie. >>> well, ben and jerry's is serving up two new flavors inspired by saturday night live. the first is called, lazy sunday based on a sketch starring and i sandberg and chris pardon he will, it is vanilla cake batter ice cream with check late and yellow cup cake pieces and chocolate frosting swirl. second is cata

have you ever heard of the term "bennie sug." >> no, congressman, i haven't. >> benni sug, i guess if you're old or been around a long time, beni sug meant beneficial suggestion. it was in the marine corps. i thought it was in the army. it's a beneficial suggestion where you might get a promotion, you might get a bonus. and the suggestion normally from one of the troops that knows what's going on, hey, the scheduling system is all screwed up for the following reasons. and this should be changed. blah, blah, blah, blah, blah. instead of giving ratings that everybody's outstanding, i think you ought to look at this where the people that deal with this have an incentive to change it instead of an automatic bonus, if you will, that quite frankly when you do that, i -- i think it makes it ridiculous. when a lot of people in this room, even the veterans themselves, thinks that the veterans administration is not performing the services that they're supposed to. i got a -- let's see. going into some of the other things i had in mind. you talked about core values and everything else. now, in t

we just showed my stage manager benny who is a huge yankees fan and he just-- he is saying boo to you very competitive between new york and boston as we know especially when it comes to baseball. have been challenged as a boston fan? have your loyalties been tested in recent years? >> yes, we are diehard boston fans. i work with my three brothers, my father and my aunt. you name a sport and we are boston fans, but we are also running a business and a decent sized it does this, so when it come down to loyalties sometimes, not always, you have to route to where the businesses. actually, an interesting story in 2004, because we have our wholesale business and we own all the retail stores around fenway park, so the red sox have it 12004, the last time they want was 1918, so my brothers and i are standing around in action, activity, registers are going nuts and we said to ourselves we have pretty good thing here, the boston fans are comfortable with coming out every year without winning to read we kind of said to ourselves maybe it wouldn't be the worst thing if the cardinals one and we we

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then we're back with and i say whistle blowers bill benny and kirk wiebe the current want to start withyou when obama took office he was briefed on the programs he decided to go forward with them why do you think he did this given the fact that he ran his presidency on a platform of transparency and strict constitutional hearings. i think it's the result of what i call techno speak when i say talks about what it does it tends to put it in somewhat difficult abstract terms it also uses words to just see so for example being the sales say we're not doing such and such under this program. but what program are they doing it and so these are correct statements in front of congress but they're meant to mislead. to be deceptive so i'm not sure that that obama ever understood or fathom really what was going on you're never sure that anybody does congress swears that they get briefings all the time but still don't understand what it will certainly didn't look like bush. and i find it hard to believe that obama a constitutional lawyer yeah one at least want to know hey what is this not spying tha

little wisdom from brother benny. thank you so much. and thank you, ralph, for inviting me to be back, and thank you all for being here today. i wanted to come with a special message, a message i've been delivering really since a year ago at the value voter summit where i talked about how we as a movement have to identify the fact that, as a movement, we have not been connecting with the people who are hurting in this country and providing them a message and a plan for them to embrace and live the american dream. the bottom line in america is a lot of people are struggling. a lot of disillusionment and like america is heading on the wrong track, for very good reasons. ralph just listed a whole bunch of them, as though problems confronting this country. but as conservatives and as value voters, our message in my opinion over the past 20, 30 years, has gotten stale and has gotten out of step. with where america's problems are. we are a party, we are movement, that continues to focus on certain issues that i believe are, well, let's just s

they can't get here coming through because they don't know to whom it belongs amazing how both gone benny really really appreciated you guys thank you so much for what you've done. and that's our show you guys are i'm a going tomorrow when i break the sad. thank you so much little. play . golf and try to. play polo to your name your partner in the changing everybody to the law oh what am i over the like the i was listening to say. the least he says he wants to lead the list sometimes for nothing the are just silly and it sometimes just looks like just you but still he can still be just if you could you see the stage seem to be looking at each other but the challenger was still in the last seen playing the game. the player. plays one of the wonderful strong arming a lot of the bank of new knowledge base just like you don't. play. pleasure to have you with us here on t.v. today i'm sure. the u.k. and the us hurl new threats at russia saying they'll be more sanctions unless it falls in line with their demands and stops what they say is support for ukraine's anti-government activists. nonstop