butch it's an issue everywhere a cross issue in russia.china and everywhere else. the problem is here of course is that there ises a perception that the man who was detained is some sort of a leader of an opposition, which is not really an opposition, which is not really an opposition. it's a tiny gi’oup an opposition, which is not really an opposition. it's a tiny group of people. the reason why he was detained by the way, that was not mentioned here, is that what they did, they were given an official permission to stage a domo in a specific area in moscow. he was detained during a protest in moscow? no, before the protest. practically hours before the demo he announced to his supporters, let's hijack celebration of russia day smack outside the kremlin. what happened these people infiltrated this celebration day party, which was massive in the centre of moscow, you know, children with their parents and grandfathers and grandmothers we re and grandfathers and grandmothers were celebrating this party. suddenly, these people appear in betwee

butches. but i think we have refined these concepts more and more as the years have gone by. the term transgender wasn't coined until the 1990s. but certainly people felt that way long before the term was coined. i think that some people who were considered homosexual or gay in earlier eras always felt they were men trapped in women's bodies or women trapped in men's bodies and now we have become more sophisticated about it and understand they are not simply one form of being homosexual but they are very different people. >> i know in the bible it says a man shall not lie with another man and i don't know if other sections but there must be quite a few. what did you find in jewish literature? >> i didn't look at the bible very much, of course, i am familiar with leviticus and things in the new testament as well that prohibit homosexuality but what my concern was, of course, is how we got from being poriahs to being accepted in many churches beginning in 1964 when a wonderful organization start

i could never basically pass as butch. first time. >> seth: you had never been to london. >> i had never been to london. >> seth: and you went around and you did -- you hit the spots. >> so first of all, i was -- this is my birthday. so my birthday happened to fall on bank holiday. which is like, you know, sort of the national holiday in london. my big ol' hands in the thing. and it was memorial day here. so two different countries were celebrating my birthday with me. which was great. >> seth: oh, that's fantastic. [ light laughter ] >> and so this is me at buckingham palace, being just a big old tourist. and this is big ben. >> seth: there you go. and now one of the things i also heard is you enjoy being london because, is it true that you're a huge james bond fan? >> i am a huge james bond fan. so when we were driving around i totally felt like i was in a james bond film. and like maybe i was may day from "a view to a kill" or halle berry's character. like i've always sort of imagined that i could be a bond girl. you co

and i got to wear an eye patch for a few days, th felt really butch in the eye patch.vie too, he's amazing. >>"jackass." >> we had a couple of drinks, he said something funny and i laughed, for some reason i held my nose and laughed. i'm not even supposed to sneeze the next three weeks. i held hi nose and laughed, it pushed my eye back out again. they could only shoot this side of my face for the last few days of the move. >> >> jimmy: oh my god, this is ridiculous. >> the footage turned out good. >> jimmy: oh, well, that's the most important thing. [ cheers and applause ] do your other maniac friends -- it seems to me that your friends, if they knew you were not supposed to sneeze for three weeks, they'd be following you around with pepper and stuff throwing it in your face. >> exactly. i'm allergic to everything. every tree, every grass, mold, dust, dogs, cats. >> jimmy: this is perfect. >> yeah. so we're just, you know -- just waiting around. figure tony bar is going to come out? we have lunatics working on the show. >> you've got more than a couple. [ laughter ] yo

. >> i feel really butch in it. >> jimmy: how are you doing? you just got back from south africa?ing a movie, a comedy, lots of stunts. >> jimmy: you can't talk about the movie? you told me what the movie was, now there's some weird thing, right? >> no, no, it's -- it's a comedy about like the most dangerous theme park of all-time which i happen to own. >> jimmy: uh-huh. >> and we do all the stunts for real. like in "jackass," it's all wide train, no cut on the action, so you can tell we're doing them, and boy did that cost me. >> jimmy: what happened? how many injuries? let's go through it this time. >> on this one, two concussions, a brokendown, sprained knee, torn mcl, i got stitches on this side. the worst thing is i got home from the emergency room one night, i went three times in the five-day stretch at one point. >> jimmy: great. >> but i get home from the emergency room for my second concussion. and i blow my nose. when i blow my nose, my left eye pops out of its socket. and i wasn't expecting that. [ laughter ] it was like halfway out. and so i poke it back in. >> jimmy:

somewhat and hamdi enjoys the full support of idaho's very popular and very conservative governor butchr butch otter: i think his care about his employees, whether they be refugees, or they be folks that were born ten miles from where they're working. i believe his advocacy for that person is no different. and er >> kroft: we traveled with ulukaya to europe, where he has made the international refugee crisis the focal point of his personal philanthropy. he's donated millions to help survivors, like these in italy-- >> ulukaya: what's your name? >> kroft: ...who risked everything fleeing iraq, syria and africa in hopes of finding a better life. he's also enlisted the support of major u.s. corporations in the cause and pledged to give most of his fortune to charity. >> ulukaya: she died? >> refugee: yes. >> ulukaya: and the kids died too? >> kroft: hamdi says he had no idea that things would turn out the way they have when he came to america 23 years ago and bought that shuttered yogurt plant in upstate new york. he is now showing his gratitude. a year ago, he gave 10% of all of his equit

this not so slowly to crash and, you know, it's like here we go again, bush cassidy and the sun -- butchnd sundistance kid. the real guys are coming. >> [ inaudible question ]. >> i hope so, that policy divide is not as what itself the word -- it, you know, people have different opinions and they have a lot of idea logical opinions as well and, but it's time to put that aside and move. there are times when you, look, it's either this, what itself the other alternative? i don't see anything from the other side except single payer. that's socialized medicine. i don't think the american people want that or want to pay for it or experience it. so if that's the only alternative, if people make a noise over there, we have to move. >> you referenced salman, you think republicans should drive this car next week off that cliff regardless of whether the votes are there? >> i don't want to drive a car going over theically, i want to prevent the car going off the cliff from going there or if it has to go over the cliff with regards to what democrats want get out of the car. every insurance company,

there's a whole butch of stuff that we actually in the intelligence community study, kind of the nationalfallout of climate change. so those are going to get worse as the climate gets worse. so two huge national security implications. then there's two other implications that-- that i think about. one is i think this is going to significantly impact u.s. leadership in the world. this is as bad, if not worse than barack obama's decision not to enforce the red line on syria. and as you remember, that decision led our allies and partners to question u.s. credibility. this is going to lead our allies and partners to question whether we have any interest in leading in the world anymore. >> rose: it is said this was one of the primary reasons that chancellor merkel made the speech that she did in her own campaign in germany. >> right. we have to be prepared to go our own way. and that she sees a brighter future with china than she does with the united states. >> rose: george schultz, former secretary of state in the reagan administration said, if the u.s. fails to honor global agreements that it

bush and laura butch -- bush. host: we are back with alex bolton to talk about the senate health care legislation and how version -- the senate republican version and the house version as well as what this means for the affordable care act. thanks for being here. i want to begin with what happens next. this draft legislation released yesterday. our viewers know mitch mcconnell needs 50 of his 52 four have already said no as of right now. what does it mean for next week? walk us through what we are going to see. guest: the first thing is we are going to get a cbo score, an analysis from the congressional budget office that will estimate how many people are going to lose their insurance because of these changes, how deep the cuts to medicaid are going to be, and those things are going to -- and also what the impact on the budget is going to be in terms of -- reduce the deficit. that will determine a lot how people vote. several of the especially moderates worried about medicaid cuts said they are worried about that

highs should butch up a few degrees, unseasonably cooler low. prob in over the weekend. 50s, of east muggy out there this morning. some is slow he to burn off, by sunday we could see some thunder shower

highs should butch up a few degrees, unseasonably cooler low. prob in over the weekend. 50s, of east muggy out there this morning. some is slow he to burn off, by sunday we could see some thunder shower active north and east of the area, mountain snow, so be advised there is going to be changing weather. today it's that thick fog this morning, 60's, and 70s. can you see the san jose airport? >> i did. we are watching the airports. usually san jose and oakland don't have as many delays quite frankly as san francisco, so we are always watching san francisco a little closer but all three of course start off with a look at marin county, as you drive to navado to central san rafael. all getting past 580 if you are going into southern marin that is where the fog is as well. traffic moving along pretty well, let's say you are going to the bay bridge. traffic is going to be okay. there is a little bit a delay, about 10-15 minute delay. >> and this is a lock at interstate 880 in oakland. it's not a bad commute as a matter of fact right here in front of o

butch, butch, are you awake? >> i'm awake.ngry just looking at the lobster sandwich here. >> what do you guys have here? lobster sandwich? >> lobster sandwich. >> love it. >> shrimp po boy. >> yes? >> surf and turf burger. >> wait. that's -- did you guys invent that? >> kind of yes. it is a cheeseburger with a homemade crab cake on top. >> that looks really, next level. what's the last up? >> the homemade crab cake, crab cakes are famous, phenominal. >> so you guys have the truck. you also have a seafood restaurant down the street. so you've seen this food truck festival before. >> oh, yes. did i it for 21 years, it has been really fun. >> dude, the seafood business, not the food truck, that's new thing? >> i know, but ya, one we're doing down kicks, 63rd street, 17 trailers. it will be a lot of fun. >> how about has the best food? >> well -- >> don't tell the fries guy. >> i won't tell everybody we got the best food but we do have real good food. chef makes all of the crab mix. >> what's the secret to really good crab cake? >

more speed butchs on the horizon for the raid haling giant. >> we are getting our first look at a california store that sold a have i very lucky powerball ticket. muir yet at that time liquor south of los angeles sold the winning ticket and matched all of last night's powerball jackpot numbers. that's never happened to us. >> one ticket. >> the whole thing. the ticket is worth $448 million. it's the tenth largest prize in u.s. history. murrieta liquor and dele mostly indicators to travelers and the retirement community of sun city. the family that owns the store will also get $1 million themselves for selling the winning ticket. the winner has one year to claim the prize. >> a bike ride in the east bay today to look at the future. dozens of people gathered in alameda for a bike tour of the island's northern water front slated for development. developers talked about their plans. one of the sites would have water on three sides making for stunning views. ground breaking on the mixed use sites could begin as early as this year. >> pretty interesting weather today. there's wind and kind of the

. >> reporter: butch served two tours in vietnam. the marine corps veteran is as tough as nails. being fitted with the headset, he's immersed in the sights and sounds of a video that gives him a 360-degree view that he would get as if he were actually there. >> it shows a be better being there. >> for those who can't? >> well, it's wonderful. and a lot of people. >> reporter: james thomas served in the army during peacetime just after world war ii. this soldier was amazed by what he saw. >> oh my goodness. oh, that's beautiful. yes, a lot of veterans there. >> do you feel like you're there? >> yeah. right in the middle of it. >> go ahead and look up. >> oh, my goodness. uh-huh. oh yeah. all those stones. yeah. there's the flag. old glory. i don't think you can do any better than that. make me cry. takes your breath combat veteran from the korean conflict. when he came to the tomb of the unknown soldier and heard "taps." his emotions and the experience became very real. >> brings back too many memories. >> reporter: that's why honor flight cleveland will keep vets together when th

we met on a film called the legacy, which was a number of years after butch cassidy.leeo and i are, you know, cleeo is the love of my life, that is our daughter. i don't have cancer, and i don't smoke a lot of dope. >> rose: and your career is in fine shape? >> i have no idea what is going on here, you know. but i will take it. >> rose: well, let me just say, where you look are you there, are you on netflix, you are everywhere i look, there's something that is starring you or where you play an important part? >> well, like i said, i really have no idea. i think it's, you know, i'm riding the peak right now. it's all peaks and valleys. i have had a wonderful career, it's been almost 49 years now and to still be at it doing something i loved as a kid and always aspired to do, you know, i'm a lucky man. >> rose: your father said, you know, when you told him you wanted to be an actor. he didn't think that was the right thing to do. >> no, he had that proverbial line about you've got a snowball's chance in hell to make a living in that town. i think he would be tickled now

. >> jump in here butch because we have a little bit of a surprise for you maria from long island i wanton behalf of supervisor anthony san teno america's largest town ship we he officially make this "mornings with maria" day congratulations, second anniversary. >> maria. >> i have to tell you maria, i want to just say quick before we go that last two years have been amazing to work with you, i love spending mornings with you, and with dagen amazing journalist and inspiring woman i am so lucky that i have you and my life, you guys are excited for all here celebrate as well. >> right back at you that is a beauty and genius of this program the martest people around dagen every morning i look forward to talking with you getting your insights on everything, cheryl right back at i the same thing, i can't tell you how much of a pleasure it has been to work side-by-side with you two easier. >> you are inspiration, people always ask even out there what is it like to work with maria bartiromo i go icon that is all you need? inspiring every day. >> this program because of the as smart as best gues

like butch cassidy and sundance kid for jumping off a cliff or we are in the obama car is like filmland deliveries going into the canyon but we have to get out of the car. i think that is what you're trying to do and i wish you well in doubt because settled think you're responsible for that entire budget i am not in favor of some of the things like agriculture we plan to change that i know when the senate ever has considered since reagan. so this other businesses of regular order but the days and nights that started in the health committee that is sitting on the shelf gathering dust and you know, who i am talking it failed on a party-line vote and then again i had the same amendment than the product went to the floor of the house and went behind closed doors and out came obamacare and we have had eight years of this and they think maybe all of these deficiencies we're trying to correct on a bipartisan basis has been over the top. >> i endorse what you just said to appear ungrateful for you to hold this hearing mr. secretary is great to see you again. >> with the slate understanding of t

you learned a whole butch of new stuff. >> this is a full-on -- this is a concert.that show, all of you can see the show going ahead "dancing with the stars" hot summer nights tour. go online and find >> dancingwiththestarstour.com and have dates along the east coast and we have the full tour to go. >> as we go to the cutaway, let's do a little lift.wednesda - 90s return thursday - hot and humid first weekend of july today: sunn >> all right, robin. we're just going to keep spinning. [ applause ] >> we won't ask you to do the same. no worry, 50. you're okay. >> he worked out for weeks. >> we got the stars of the hit show "power" with us here. [ applause ] naturi naughton and he is also the executive presidentia but that dark side just keeps pulling him back in and in this scene we see that character ghost pleading with his wife tasha played by naturi. >> when i get out i'll make it up to him, okay. i'll make it up to all of you. >> there's nothing you could do to make it up to me. >> tasha, tasha, i didn't do this. [ applause ] >> crazy. >> i'm on team tasha. i'm on

this is like blaming butch cassidy and the sundance kid for jumping off the cliff or to be more accurate we are in the obama car and it's a lot like being in the same car with helma and louise and we're going into the canyon. we got to get out of the car. and i think that's what you're trying to do. and i wish you well in that. and i don't think you're responsible for the entire budget that's been proposed by o.m.b. i'm not really in fare of some of the things with regard to agriculture, we plan to change that we hope to get a senate budget. i don't know of any time the senate has considered any budget that came from a president seriously since reagan. so -- and then this other business of regular order, with regard to the chairman, i was here during that whole episode of when we put obamacare together. and days and nights and days and nights, it started in the health committee, that product is sitting on a shelf somewhere, gathering dust. i had one amendment that was on rationing. you know what i'm talking about with ipab and the rest of them. it failed on a party line vote. i came here

like butch cassidy and sundance kid for jumping off a cliff or to be more accurate, we are in the obama car and it's a lot like being in the same car with them ma -- thelma and louise and we're going in the canyon. but we have to get out of the car. i think that is what you're trying to do and i wish you well in doubt because settled think you're responsible for that entire budget i am not in favor of some of the things with regard to agriculture. we plan to change that. that i know when the senate ever has considered since reagan. and this other business of regular order with regard to the chairman, i was here. during that whole episode of when we put obamacare together and days and nights and days and nights. it started in the health committee. that product is sitting on a shelf somewhere gathering dust. i had one amendment on rationing with ipad and all the rest of them. it failed on a party-line vote and then it came here and again i had the same amendment on rationing and it failed on a party-line vote and then the product went to the floor of the house and went behind closed doors