this comes from bob costas and now people are saying bob costas went over the line.et me ask andrea. >> i don't think so. unlease you're a race baiter. i want to ask you, juan, did you think the donald sterling incident, this you really think that was an opportunity for -- because i didn't hear a lot of the al sharpton pouring out, talking about white racism at that moment. it seemed a collective moment when you can look around and say wow we've moved past racism. everybody was commenting how disgusting that guy. >> that's easy pickings. low fruit. it was so outrageous, don't bring your black friends to an nba game. that was stupid. obviously this guy had some problems. when you start talking about bigger issues like shootings in chicago in the black community, hispanic community, among poor black people, when you start talking about the schools -- i wrote a book about this and people just want to jump and react and curse you out. when bill cosby says something like this they curse you out. colin powell. yes there's a historical reality but there's a big difference b

it's bob costas.your host of up against the clock, steve kornacki. >> thank you, jim cutler. in for vacationing bill wolf, thank you contestants, thank you everyone tuning in at home for a special fourth of july americana edition of up against the clock. you know this is a fast paced current events quiz of the biggest news of the week, but today for the special holiday edition, we will expand to cover all 238 glorious years of american history. we have political questions in here, we very sports questions, we have random questions. if it's happened in america, it could be in these questions. the rules as always, they are the same. we have three rounds. 100 points in the first round, 2200 in t 2 200, in the second, 300 in the third. you will be penalized for incorrect answers. there are two bonus questions scattered in. and please no outbursts. are you ready? you look ready to me. hands on buzzers, please. we will begin the 100 point round with this. established in present day virginia in 1607, the nam

bob costas. a one on one interview with him.n we're going to reunite, old nfl fans here remember the old nfl live, bob costas and frank deford. we're reuniting them on our show. we'll have the ultimate sports roundtable. it's the fourth of july. it's americana. great american tradition. we'll play our hit game show, an americana edition and costas will be on that as well. >> i'd put my money on costas. who is the third contestant? >> mike pesca. >> frequent "up" guest. >> we have to get you on one of these weekends. >> last time i was on it didn't go well, although -- >> it's gone worse for others. >> i've seen it. i did feel better about myself. >> up with steve kornacki" every weekend, 8:00 eastern. that's a beautiful head shot, sir. >> you are a very nice man. >>> this is a day of huge celebrations across the country. a chance to mark the birth of this republic. many of them are planning to go on as scheduled. should the weather cooperate. last night's massive thunderstorms, though, ahead of hurricane arthur, did keep spectat

bob costas hassle called the name a slur. cbs said it will let the production teams make the call. >> in weeks construction will begin on a public art project. it will look like a flooded gas station next to the east capital bridge. it's a commentary on environmental issue ares be but some people worry it will lead to more pollution in the river. >> reporter: there is a new gas station coming in the middle of the river. an art project. >> in the wrong place. >> reporter: doug tells me the gas station sculpture could make people think it is okay to pollute in the water. >> let me tell you what doesn't belong in the river -- toxic chemils, excrement, trash, tires, cars, refrigerator and art projects. >> reporter: you would see it on your day away do to downtown. it will look like a gas station with price signs, pillars and a roof. it will light up at night. we talked to the director of community arts and humanities. >> it will be an exciting illumination of a gas station. >> reporter: the artist hopes it will make people think

we continue with a conversation about the political landscape with mike needham, ed rollins and bob costa. >> i think if anyone has the inside track for the movement right it would be senator cruz of texas, there is no one having that reagan ineffective assistance of counsel message returning time and time again to a hard-line that really appears to that right side of the party. >> we conclude with a look at baseball, with senator george mitchell, peter gammons and richard sandomir. >> i have worried for a long time one of the reasons baseball is in so much trouble attracting a younger audience is it clings to the barnacles of the past but look at this season and we see the two great cuban players, plea, we see tanaka come over from japan, the two best players in baseball both under 25 years, carlos of the martins and mike trout of the angels, barely 25, 26 years old. this generation of young players i think is, has attracted not only a younger audience but a very diverse audience. >> hunt: conversation about nigeria and libya, politics and baseball when we return. >> funding for charlie

. >> now, this first time i ever saw you do this when you were being interviewed by bob costa >> yes.> we shot it different day think they aired it. >> he said what were you doing the night of the moon walk. and i thought somebody had tipped him off. and i said something like oh, and he said no, just random date. and i said i was in chicago, and he said no, there is more of a story here or something. i said okay, that's the night i lost my virgin at this, standing up in a shower. >> yes. >> well, i didn't know that detail. >> well i think it is on youtube. >> july 20th. 1969. >> whew. >> sunday night. >> do you think it is a gift? >> probably a gift. >> i love. >> but i've had it my whole life. it is not something, you know, it is like saying you have blue eyes, right? >> hazel. >> and so that's like saying what is it like to have hazel eyes? just been your whole life. you don't know you're different. >> how cool is that? >> that's something. great to have you here. >> thank you. >> looking forward to seeing you. >> until august 10th. check out my radio show, the mayor i lou hen err s

joining me now, mike needham, and ed rollins, a veteran republican strategist, and bob costa, of "theashington post." you've heard this conflicting narrative. michael, what is closer to reality? >> the second one. if you look at where we stand right now, 10 years ago transportation bills, bloated bills were flying through congress with eight no votes. farm bills were flying through. that type has stopped. we've had a real debate about these types of issues. the most interesting policy proposal from either side of the isles are coming from conservative leaders. ted cruz on energy. bobby jindal on health care. you have momentum behind conservative ideals and the broken status quo in washington that has made so many people on the right and left that up with our nation's capitol has ground to a stoppered it is a great time to be a conservative. we are seeing that energy changing washington. >> and, do you agree? the chamber of commerce has a different agenda. >> the chamber of commerce, the republican party in the conservative agenda is one in the same. i started out as a reagan democrat.

so, you know, i think the latest reporting i just got an e-mail from bob costa, one of our folks on the hill, leadership is feeling better about getting it passed, but i would say to folks. look, even if it passes -- we're talking about $2.7 billion through the senate. $659 million through the house. and the white house wanting basically $4 billion. you'll go to -- this is not -- them passing it, it is an accomplishment but it doesn't mean we're now addressing congress is addressing the border bill. >> take this back justice a step. the senate passed an immigration reform bill a year ago. the house did nothing. rejected that. now the house, hours before leaving town is trying to pass a band-aid which it knows the senate won't conference with before the senate leaves. so this is basically passing the buck. >> yeah, it is passing the buck. and it's what we've seen a number of measures. they were able to get the veterans things done with the highway transportation bill. that was kind of a pass the buck measure as well. but this is what this, you know, congress has been like. it's emergency

>> joy, to both of their points, if you look at bob costas wrote a piece today in "the washington postwest virginia and one resident saying we are sinking and barely treading water in west virginia and look for somebody to on stop the back straching and elizabeth warren is one of those people. west virginia is not cambridge or berkeley neither is kentucky where she has been brought in to campaign. she has a message that is cutting through into places you wouldn't expect a massachusetts senator to cut through. >> democrats have been on this long-term froj project project working class voters. you do have these states as one friend of mine said you have to eat your state to survive and keep on drilling coal no matter what happens to the environment but that is the survival mode people are in and why jay rockefeller is very liberal pro coal. i think elizabeth warren is a very interesting candidate, potential candidate. we shouldn't say a candidate. she is an interesting candidate and speaks to the bread and butter issues and the way she speaks. she is very sort of down home and plain spok

find out why plans to move the costa concordia today are being delayed. bob and kate return with your traffic and weather together on the 3's, looking live at center city, we're back in two minutes. >> coast guard is searching for a boater missing in the water. >> we're told a boater hit a jet i late last night, throwing two people into the water. one person the other still missing. we have a crew headed to the scene, we'll bring you the updates as soon as they come into our news room. >>> meanwhile, an update on the breaking news, going on right now, in the middle east. us secretary of state, john kerrey, heads to egypt later today to attempt to broke area hamas militants. this strip comes as palestinians in the gaza strip woke to more rocket fire this morning. gaza health officials say the death toll among palestinians has now topped 500 since the conflict started. tens every thousands have fled their homes, for safety. >>> hamas wants you to die. and you shouldn't die for hamas. they don't care about you. but we want you safe. >> yesterday two americans fi

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