even though it's pretty clear to everyone that bridget is open to it.t minimum, we're talking tongue, big time. i mean, even bridget is trying to get sarah to take a walk -- just around the block -- but, no, sarah is rooted to the ground like a god damn oak. (laughter) (applause) and the moment passes, and it will haunt you for the rest of your life. is something that might happen. so, mr. president, just turn in the eurrail pass, come home, buckle down and hit the books before graduation because you only got two years left and you're looking at an f in econ. folks, i don't fighten easy and i don't know why, and that scares me. that's the threatdown! (sirens) all bear edition. (cheers and applause) folks, long-time viewers with short-term memory will know that i am no fan of bears -- brown, black, gummy, even charmin. i'm sorry, but i'm not going to trust some murderous grizzly with the cleaning of my bathing suit areas. i will drag my butt along the grass like god intended. but recently, these bernstein brutes infiltrated our most sacred institution. >

next we sit down with the director of the wealthy house museum, bridget edwards and eudora welty's niece, mary alice weltry white, to discuss the late author's inspiration a turbulent surprise wedding book "the optimist's daughter". >> as a writer, it is essential. i take the -- i take what i know for granted so i see the new as new and the old as old and i feel i am a judge because my eyes have been trained by experience. so i know where i m as a baam a to see people moving. >> we're the home of eudora welty. a historic landmark. eudora welty was a writer who was born in 1909 and died in 2001. she was a writer who won just about every literary prize there was to receive other than the nobel. she studied throughout the world really, published in many languages. she wrote some short novels. she is best known for her short stories. >> that was the form she most valued, the short story form. she had four collections of short stories, some of which are not that short, totaling just under 50 stories in those collections. >> then modest beginnings which is a short -- it is actually -- eudora w

we sit with the director of the wealthy house museum bridget edwards and her niece mary alice to discuss the inspiration and pulitzer prize-winning book the optimist's daughter. >> i think that it was essential because i take what i know for granted so when i feel i am a judge because my eye has been trained in that experience, so i know where i am and i have a base to see people moving. we are in jackson mississippi at the home. it's a and mark. a writer born in 1809 and died in 2001 she was a writer that one just about every literary prize there was to receive other than the nobel. she is studied throughout the world from publishing in many languages and she wrote some short novels and is best known for her short stories. >> that is the form she most valued so she had four collections of short stories some of which are not that short totaling just under 50 stories in those collections. >> there is one writer's beginning which is a short -- it is actually from the time she was born coming up in jackson to the time of her publication from her story, and it very entertaining. of course i

been able to bring some leftover food at the end of the shift to supplement whatever it was that bridgetad found to feed the family. another issue we talk about in our discussions is infant mortality. infant mortality rates were incredibly high in those days. and sadly, the moore family did lose their infant daughter, agnes, during the time living here. the cause was multiple conditions, but ultimately malnutrition played a very serious role in her illness. malnutrition was a problem which contributed significantly to the infant mortality rate in those days. here in the parlor, we have re-created what the wake would have looked like for baby agnes after her passing. this was an incredibly sad time for the moore family, but also a social moment, a term for the community to gather together. there are a couple of important catholic traditions we have re-created here to show what the wake would have looked like. one was to cover the mirrors, to encourage humility or discourage vanity. we also open the window on days when it is not quite as cold as it is today, which was a tradition at a wake

, lizzie brahler, bettie branagan, kate brosnaham, mary burroughs, emily collins, johanna connor, bridget dunn, susan harris, margaret horan, rebecca hall, eliza lacey, louisa lloyd, sally mcelfresh, julia mcewen, pinkey scott, and tippett, ellen roche, and margaret yonson. 15 are buried beneath the monument. the other four are buried in an unmarked common grave in the roman catholic cemetery, the mount olivet cemetery about a mile or so afterwards. at this moment, i would like to call on j.j. kelly who placed the marker on the north side of the monument to permanently etch the names of the women here. thank you. [indiscernible] just tell what you did and all that. >> i am j.j. kelly, the national chairman for veteran affairs. i am from the ancient order of hibernians. i am representing the national board of the aoh today. it is an honor and privilege to do so and assist in the dedication of this marker which we placed here last year. i know some of you were here as well. by remembering the sacrifices these women made, we keep them alive. we keep their memory alive. it is an honor and ple

bridget kendall, bbc news. >> and for more on this unfolding story, i'm joined now by mackey, director of the woodrow wilson centers cannon institute. so president putin apparently is pointing the finger at ukraine, the country whose air space happened bodes responsibility for it. this tragedy would not have happened had military operations not been resumed in southeast ukraine. what do you make of that? >> i think his position all along has been consistent with what i expect to be the russian position on this tragedy and that is plausible denyability. the idea of what's going on here is conflict between ukrainian forces on one side, mainly pro-european fascists and ukrainian forces on another side, pro russian, patriots who want to protect russian language in that region. i think there are enough layers of ambiguity he can continue that line. we don't know if the weapon systems was acquired in ukraine or russia. we don't know if it was launched from russian or ukrainian territory. he can maintain his position. >> will an investigation clear up the ambiguity? >> what kind of investigat

annie baesche, brawler,d, lizzie brosnahan,gan, kate collins,ows, emily bridget dunn,s, haran,arris, margaret lacey, hall, eliza mcelfrish,d, sally mchuwen, pinky scott, ann margaret yanson. 15 are buried beneath the monument. are buried in an unmarked common grave in the roman catholic cemetery, the mount olivet cemetery about a mile or so afterwards. at this moment, i would like to kelly who placed the market on the north side of the monument to permanently etched the names of the women here. . thank you. [indiscernible] just tell what you did in public that. y, the nationalll chairman for veteran affairs. i'm representing the national board today. it is an honor and privilege to do so and assist in the dedication of this marker which we placed here last year. i know some of you were here as well. remembering the sacrifices these women made, we keep them alive. we keep their memory alive. it is an honor and pleasure to be here to take part in this exercise today. thank you. [applause] >> as erin said, this money on -- monument was the first ever built in washington totally paid for

---elizabeth duncan de 80 aÑos escucho los gritos y llamo a los paramedicos, mientras bridget kohler,oga de profesion ayudo a la mujer. ---la madre y la criatura se encuentran bien. blanca --la patrulla de caminos estar mas vigilante que nunca para multar a conductores con autos registrados en otros estados... vo ... que no hayan pagado la tenencia de sus placas. --la multa podria alcanzar los mil dolares y/o hasta 6 meses de carcel. --adems, lo exhortan a reportar conductores con placas de otro estado expiradas, su llamada puede ser anonima. cesar --un dia nublado y con algo de lluvia en nuestra region.. pero hasta cuando se quedan estas condiciones? blanca -- pasamos con gabriela dellan y el pronostico del tiempo amigos tengan todos muy buenas noches y sean cordialmente bienvenidos a noticiero telemundo 48 . enseguida les comparto la informacion meteorologica del dia de hoy. como usted ve en su pantalla aqui tenemos las siguientes condiciones climatologicas: porbilidad de lluvia ligera en algunas regiones.. se mantiene en las proximas horas ponga atencion porque a continuacion le mu

but i just want to recognize my, my supervisor bridget smith, leadership of jerry robbins, ed reiskin, my fantastic team, you all, and really the ; isn't that right and amazing aides that you have in your offices. they have really been our partners on some of our most difficult projects. and kudos to you for bringing aboard and supporting such smart passionate folks to drive and deliver an agenda together for great 21st century streets in san francisco. so, i will miss you guys tremendously and it is a very bitter sweet good-bye for me but i really appreciate all the support and partnership that you have offered in my time here. thanks. (applause) >> our next and final commendation for the day will be provided by supervisor mar, who i understand has a number of commendations. >> thank you, president chiu. as many people know, this past sunday was the one-year anniversary of the tragic crash, asianic errol flight 214 crash from july 16, 2013, and i'm humbled to be here with five amazingly courageous he roic -- heroic airfield security officers from our san francisco airport. and before

say that this president is disengaged in his presidency and his diplomacy has not gone far enough bridget how do you react to that feinstein a prominent democrat. listen larry i listen i will agree with him and i think we can put we could put more signs on the russian that i think will see that come from this white house when the president started this sanction regime against the white house the scheme actually it was slow and steady and look at it will continue to do that this president will continue to do that and i think it's working we've seen the russian economy pretty much collapse but it cannot be u.s. sanctions alone that what's propping up the russian economy and aiming as well as i do is the europeans and so what we need to do is work with our european allies to say let's put more sanctions on let the e.u. put more sanctions on the russians and right now is the time to do it when it's not in the summertime so heating prices that he it's not cold so you have to worry about heating oil is that the third but we've that requires us to get to the come to the table and talk to our all

but i just want to recognize my, my supervisor bridget smith, leadership of jerry robbins, ed reiskin, my fantastic team, you all, and really the ; is

here with a look at the search giant's search for the next hot project is bridget.start off with this contact lens. i heard you say this is leveraging tech to manage human diseases. >> they're getting into health care with contact lessons. imagine diabetics don't have to pick their finger anymore. they can use a contact lens with a tester that tests their tears. >> how far away is it bridget? >> not that far. they're making prototype that can come out next year. >> they have another one called aura. prices are mind blowingly low. >> it's a modular smartphone. what that means is you can take the pieces in and out based on what you want to upgrade instead of having to buy a whole new phone again. if you want to get a new camera pop your camera off and pop a new one in. same with memory. i think about a car. if something goes bad, replace the one part. it could be $50. it could come out next year. >> basically it gives you an opportunity to customize. if you're photographer pick a better camera voice response you can do a better ability to pick up a voice. >> snap what

. >> we have a great restaurants and great south street staples like cocoa banana, bridget foye, schmidts and we have other restaurant around the city, alexfina. >> so let's give you some examples, they are exotic looking dogs just not a regular hot dog with a >> yes. >> we have charred onions, pepper bacon, pickled blueberries and a black olive sauce what do you put together for cocoa banana. >> well, i put together a jalapeno cheddar corn dog. >> which one is yours. >> the one right there with the mozerella on top. what says summer better than acorn dog. >> hey, kerry, come over here. >> what did you do. >> right now we've got this one. >> yes, we've got a spicy korean hot dog with mango, a spicy, mayo, scallions and rice. >> what is your opinion, what should you put on a hot dog, ketchup or mustard. >> mustard. >> mustard. >> mustard. >> but we have one here, ketchup, corn dog with ketchup. >> well, i have never had acorn dog. i actually haven't eaten a hot dog in like 15 years. >> is this against your religion. >> no good what is in that. >> jalapeno, cheddar cheese. >> what are hot d

. >>> oh, my goodness this hoist you bridget is spend helping her fourth of july. a brand new baby. thanks for sending this in. amazing. i love it so much. that is great a lot of people are sending stuff in. we will say hi to everybody throughout the morning. >>> so there is a new mask. >> this is the pros and conn of men according to a city they live in. they will break it down geographically. the map comes from an app called lulu that allows with men to look up reviews about men. >> oh, no. >> written by other women. >> okay. >> i'm listening. >> okay. it uses hash tags to categorize these guys. they have created a map which quantifies and qualifies each man in each city. lets start in philadelphia. what do they say about men in philadelphia. that they smell good and that we are good cousins. >> okay. >> plus we're boring. >> caitlin agrees with the boring part. >> really. >> yes. >> caitlin are are we good cuddlers. >> yes. >> but a tad boring. >> how do we smell. >> cuddling is sexy. >> i don't know if any man smelled good this past week with all this humidity. horrible what do

the question is, can anybody he is talking to right now, whether it is david wildstein, bridget kellyask acan any of them be to say to the u.s. attorney that here is proof, that chris christie, one issue he knew about it. the other issue is can you prove he knew about it before he says he knew about it? can anybody bring that about? in terms of specific charges when it comes to federal prosecution, generally where there is a will there is a way. but in terms of kind of exposure for christie, that is the exposure that has to come out. you're right, it is an opaque process, chris christie did not have this kind of an opaque office. there are weeks constantly, i know he benefitted. he used it for public gain. >> one wonders, and this has happened repeatedly for this, you detail this in your piece, brian. it is not just bridgegate, the investigation has brought closer national scrutiny. the port authority as the sort of cookie jar/sort of an office for political favors is abundantly clear. you detailed that effectively when pataki nominated one for his office. the process of having sort o

even though at first she wanted to delete it, this is bridget white in the sun and her son took the pictureys when she first saw it, all she could see were flaws but when her son was asked why, he said he took it because she is beautiful. white says it was a life changing moment. >> and i looked at the picture again and i could see it differently. uhm, i -- i never see myself the way that they do. and so i looked at it and i saw what they saw. i saw their mom. >> white's daughter told her she could be a postcard. she says with that one simple act, her kids taught her to love herself for who she is. >> she is beautiful. >>> all right. 5:51. tons of fruit, remember that? stolen on the east bay freeway monday morning. it will go to good causes. a truck that overturned carrying 60,000 pounds of bananas and other fruit. "the examiner" reports most of it has been donated to the alameda county food bank. and about 15,000 pounds was given to the oakland zoo. the fruit from mexico was being shipped to oakland when the accident happened. so it all goes it a good cause. i kept thing that morning when

tribute to his parisian patron, benjamin franklin, he triumphed over the new, technologically superior bridgetsch frigate in a savage north sea encounter. at the height of the battle, jones delivered his celebrated rallying cry, "i have not yet begun to fight" at least recounted one of his officers. these words appear on the back a the memorial, along with picture of jones raising the new american flag for the first time on a vessel in service to the united states. the kid -- dedicated in 1912, a 10 foot tall bronze statue of the admiral is flanked by sculptor dolphins whose mouth water a small pool. a marble column 15 feet in height serves as a backdrop. while his heroism and skill are beyond doubt, the fact is he almost certainly never said "i have not yet begun to fight." the first printed reference to the electrifying phrase appeared -- the first printed reference appeared almost 50 years after the battle. >> now you can keep in touch with current events from the nation's capital using any phone anytime with c-span radio on audio now. 6-8888 to hear today's "washington journal" program. li

of bridget kelly, i'm pretty confident he didn't talk to her. >> no, he did not. >> what is it?il? >> that is the mystery. the mist are did wildstein and kelly act alone or did everybody else know? and, you know, they are the two, obviously, the texts came out so they can't hide from that. i think that is the big question were they from that. were they alone or did everyone know? she worked 50 feet away from his office. she was the deputy chief of staff. that's the mystery and that's what the investigation is going to find now. >> the bigger thing is about the perceived cover-up. not so much object who concocted the idea, although that's important, but what took place after the threads all started to unravel. >> when did christie find out and how much did he know? that's what the investigation is going to find out. >> there you go. the new issue of "vanity fair." david brown, thank you so much. you have kate middleton on the cover. >> i'm trying to get younger. >> first year of the prince. still ahead, senator corey booker is going for a selfie record. but who are his hard to ca

when he does, he wants to bridget. -- to bridge it. there's going to be a lot less than what there was last time around. that is actually one of the things that i think is going to drive the euro lower later in the year, because it has lost its appeal. people are buying sovereign debt because italian and spanish yields have been so high. now there is talk that it will turn into a funding currency. that would be great for the euro, because that's what it needs. the other side unique -- to side of the equation against the dollar. >> how much can we expect that the dollar side will help the euro start to lower? will we start to see janet yellen turning more hawkish? >> she has rather spoiled things because everyone was looking forward to her testimony. she said even if all these headwinds go, it will require a lot of monetary accommodation going forward. it is unfortunate that the two has not changed. the spark was lit last year when they talk about tapering. they keep those pointing that time. it really is the case of watch and wait. sho

bridget policymakers and local officials have to begin to prepare for these big tennant x. there has been a lot of foot dragging and a lot of just plain hoping that it won't happen. but this is our future, and this is where we have to plan for. the good news is we can still limit the extent of the crisis, and a clean power plant is a good place to start. >> good morning. >> good morning. covers a moment when the sanchez . the importance of the epa clean power plant. and here to lend a voice to minority communities across our country whose health and lively and are affected by poor in normal conditions. as a lawmaker and environmentalist and most importantly as a mother and head the kid on behalf of the full implementation of the component plan. i understand the urgency associated with combat in with pollution data contributed to close unchanged and posing serious health risks to our general population. as a representative of the district of a large latino and asian american population my constituents stand to lose the most of the ferris to implement the plan covered reducti

emma multi-tasked while watching "bridget jones the edge of reason."ll complimentary but have you ever regretted giving someone your phone number? >> hmm. >> oh, yeah. >> of course. >> so when you don't get a response -- >> what do you do? i've got a remedy. you put in the name do not answer and then when it comes up you know, oh, i'm not supposed to answer. >> wow. >> so that's why you haven't answered any of my -- that's why i get no response from you. thank you. >> it works. >> i will not be -- i will not be calling or texting you anymore. >> don't worry. i won't be answering. >> aha. the travesty of it all. finally, taylor swift is known for dealing with romantic problems by writing songs about them but recently stepped in to help a young fan in need of advice in the love department. hannah asked swift a question about boys on instagram and replied unrequited love is just as valid as any other kind and that someday she'll meet someone who loves her in the exact same way. now, needless to say han fwha who called herself shesh betswift was blown away

it could have become after the bridget kelly e-mails came public in january in which point no one shoulded up so many questions as to answer. >> the statement from the u.s. attorney from paul fishman who seems to be putting cold water on a really explosive report saying maybe not even that, but we don't really know what is going on inside that office. what he is looking at and what he isn't looking at. brian murphy, thank you for taking the time to explain that to us. what we should know for the week ahead, our answers right after this. weird... seriously? what? they're magically delicious scheck it out.? i just saved 15% on car insurance in 15 minutes, so i took a selfie to show everyone how happy i am. really? because esurance saved me money in half that time. can i...? oh you can be in it! no need to photo-bomb me. hashbrown. selfie. yeah... that's not how it works. 15 minutes for a quote isn't how it works anymore. start with a quote from esurance and you could save money on car insurance in half the time. welcome to the modern world. esurance. backed by allstate. click or call. [ ca

, beforehand knowledge of governor christie with this decision made by barone and while stein and bridgetnot looking for that at this point. what i am looking for is to understand the workings of this office and how they politicized or continued the pollicization of the relationship between the governor's office and the port authority and how that was allowed to happen and whether or not she can shed light on that, that's what i think the committee has to nailed her on, if it's going to get anywhere on this thing. >> the headlines, 13 more subpoenas that went out a few weeks ago. pat foy from the new york side, he's supposed to come down. phillip kwan who perhaps helped bill ba roney with that misleading testimony, he's supposed to testify. mike duhaime, adviser to chris christie. when christie last december said nobody on my team knew anything about this, due mahan /* haim w saying -- this is going to be the story of the summer in trenton. brian thompson, one of your many appearances this summer. appreciate the time as always. thank you for coming in. from pop culture to the politics. th