carson. you come from the poorest of the poor. you have become a world renowned neurosurgeon saving children's lives. something must have gone right in your life to bring you here. maybe you could have taken the lessen s and be in a great place to implement those and help other young people become the next ben carson. is that a fair assessment? >> that is a fair assessment. i would hope at some point that many people who are oppositional would actually stop and spe time discussing with us what we're doing. and i think they would recognize that it is not a useful thing to just harp on the talking points of those who oppose people. >> i only have 20 seconds left. you talk about your mom a lot. i know you just lost her as well, and i'm sorry for your loss. but if you were acting uncivil and you told your mother, but, mom, i'm acting uncivil because someone else was uncivil to me, what would she say to you? >> she would say your guide should be what is right and not what other people do. >> i yie

carson. secretary carson has appeared before the committee before, we will four -- forgo the usual introductions >> thank you, mr. chairman. thank you for inviting me to testify. we have made tremendous progress since i took over in october. i am pleased to have this opportunity to update you. june is national healthy homes as you know i was a doctor. in the course of treating countless young children, i knew i could treat the patient's symptoms, or the patient. the patient's home must be a part of the holistic approach to treating the patient. you cannot be healthy if your home is six. june is also national homeownership month. central to h.u.d. efforts to support responsible homeownership are the programs at the federal housing administration. the mission is to support sustainable homeownership in good times and in bad. a and the health of fha's -- and to maintain the fha's health. if we are to give credit to first-time low and minority homebuyers. it requires technology, and fha can no lon

carson: this is a $26 billion company.ay is a fraud. ,arson: it is a real business but it's profits are fraudulent. stockou look at the price, some people might say it is institutionalized, why would they do this? i would point to the value of the chairman's holdings. three year his holdings were only worth about $900 million. today they are getting close to $8 billion. to be clear, it is a real business with real students and real learning centers. it is not able to grow nearly as profitably as it has been portraying. eric: there is a distinction. it is important to make this point. there is a distinction to be drawn between this kind of fraud , and we will get into the details of your thesis, and some of the other frauds you have exploded -- exposed, which you have described as zeros. there was nothing there, empty offices, nonexistent businesses. is that right? carson: there are a few things aat distinguish this from final force. these guys are not making up 90% of the revenue. there is some making numbers up reven and

carson. is that fair assessment. >> a very fair assessment and i would hope at some point that many people who are oppositional would actually stop and spend time discussing with us what we're doing, and i think they would recognize that it is not a useful thing to just harp on the talking points of those who oppose people -- >> mr. carson i only have 20 second left. you talk about your mom allot. now you just lost her and i'm sorry for your loss. if you were acting uncivil, and you told your mother, but, mom, i'm acting uncivil because someone else was uncivil to me, what would she say to you? >> she would say, your guide should be what is right and not what other people do. >> i yield back. >> time of the gentleman has expired. the chair now recognizes the gentleman from mississippi -- missouri, mr. cleaver. >> i want to return to the whole issue of lead-based paint. and unless i'm misunderstood the committee yesterday, i think everyone was pretty much on the same page without concern. the

our we've seen coverage of this reversal tonight we're joined by carson phenomena in washington and clear richardson is on the story for us tonight on the west coast in san diego good evening to both of you carson let me start with you the president he's says that he will now sign that executive order which is done for weeks he said that his hands were tied so how did we get this reversal. well it seems that the national and international outrage and the pressure also from within his own republican party have basically pushed on the trunk into this direction there has been a number of senators and members of congress seeking out against this policy as some republican governors even withdrew their national guard troops from the border with mexico because they didn't want to be associated with this policy and even some christian leaders even the evangelical leaders have voiced concern of all of this among many other voices so i think basically the republican party convinced the president this constant stream of pictures of crying children in cages would hurt them big time at the ballot boxe

join me in thanking carson block. vonnie: that was carson block of muddy waters. we have many more great interviews coming up from bloomberg invest, including an exclusive this hour with even hunt of pgim. hunt of pgim. we are about 40 minutes into the yesterdajulie: rally continuinga third straight session. it is a tepid one when it comes to the doubticular. we did see an expansion that was faster than it is to for the month of may because of stronger orders and sales. material prices continued to advance. raised to 58.6ex from 56.8. that is giving some support to the market today and adding to the string of positive economic data. likeds for stocks microsoft and amazon in today's session. one weak spot continues to be oil. oil prices took a tumble this morning after bloomberg reported that the u.s. government has quietly asked saudi arabia and other opec producers to increase oil production by about one million barrels a day. his is a rare and un requests. crude oil prices remain below $65 a barrel. today,eing some weakness cruise line operators. morgan stanley

as carson knows, we dig through his career.ut limits on screen time to get better sleep or more time for physical activity instead. s. >>> good morning. 8:56 now. the countdown is on now to the start of one of the bay area's most popular and lively weekends of the year. it is pride weekend. it gets under way with the transmarch, a short time from now. it caps off with the pride parade on sunday which runs up market street and ends in civic center plaza. one of, if not the, largest pride parade anywhere in the world. about 1 million people are expected to take part. the theme for this year's festival look back, generations of strength it's called, to shine a spotlight on generations of lgq leaders in the '60s and '70s. talking with many folks now descending on the city, and he will have a live report in our midday newscast. >>> also, a red flag watch around the bay area is being upgraded to a red flag warning in some places and that means high fire danger. we will have more on that in our midday newscast at 11:00. you can also g

carson is right. the humor suffers. >> laura: the worst offense: it's not funny.onan was the most funny. raymond, seinfeld is speaking this week about the roseanne reboot. >> remember what i told you the show, when everyone was hailing it, i said she is a loose cannon. she's a little crazy. abc had to let her go. now seinfeld is saying no, they shouldn't have done that. they should have recast the role of roseanne connors with another actress, and then he added this controversy. >> i didn't see why it was necessary to fire her. why would you murder someone who is committing suicide? i never saw somebody end their entire career with one button push. that was fresh. >> i think what he was saying there, it was a little tongue-in-cheek, was that the audience should have decided what to do with roseanne. maybe give her another chance. i don't know. seinfeld has always been on kind of the outside of comedy. he hates the pc culture, and he doesn't speak on college campuses. we have the bite. i don't know if we have time. >> laura: i want to play this. dovetails to what c

that's coming from our let's bring in our washington correspondent carson phenomena who is standing by with the latest from the united states so carsten germany has been elected now for two years what will it be focusing on during that time. well germany wants to be an honest broker it wants to bring other countries together at once these month national almighty let's run organizations like the united nations in general like the un security council like the world trade organizations and others to work clearly. germans look at issues such as climate change migration the fight against poverty international security also such as in areas as ukraine or the middle east which are in the neighborhood of germany and germany really believes in this kind of international cooperation and that's where the focus is but carson i mean there are big challenges of course because the security council has been far from united as of late can germany really change that. no of course not at least not alone but germany will try together in particular with its european allies the of the e.u. members who are i

talk to the big guys then russia and china should be at the table right we will leave it right there carson on naaman in washington as well as thomas ferro here in the studio thanks so much for joining us. remove onto sports now and formula one where sebastian fettle will start on pole position in today's canadian grand prix the ferrari driver made the most of an engine upgrade to set a new track record in qualifying its finals fourth poll this season in the fourth time he started first in canada. us was second fastest in his mercedes and red bull's match for stop and was third reigning world champion lewis hamilton could only. imagine yourself a football fan supporting a team that wants to compete in the world cup but can't because doesn't recognize your region as a country now for places like tibet western armenia and copper tallia there is an alternative world cup and it is just wrapped up in london with the final match as tight as any that is you will see in the real world cup the effervescent cup a tahlia is a hunk gary and speaking region in western ukraine and he did a shoot out and

carson joining us.we talk a lot about tech addiction, how much we spend -- time we spend on our phones and our computers. >> we do. now, there's rising concerns from the world health organization that says video game addiction can actually be a serious mental health condition. nbc's tom costello has the latest on all this. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. we have been guilty of having our heads stuck in our phones when somebody is trying to talk to us. but video gaming addiction is at a whole new level, affecting tens of thousands of people in the u.s., mostly teenage boys and 20-something guys who are addicted, much like somebody is an alcoholic or drug addict. it could be a car chase in grand theft auto 5. a futuristic reality in overwatch. survival of the fittest in fortnight. for all of the warnings, gaming can have the same addictive quality as substance abuse. karen porter had to seek help for her teenage son. >> he was willing to sacrifice everything he cared about. his relationship with

anxiety, 40 millionmecans suffer from some kind of anxiety. >> carson has this.it can lead to pic attacks, things i have dealt with most of my life. and a woman writes about this in her book irst we make the pwaegs beautiful." we sat down and talked about what we both learned from our experiences. >> it sort of heavy and dark and it's always there, it's always there in my head. it's been as long as i can remember. >> y refer to it as a superpow superpower. >> we have become business people, because they have anxiety in check, and in fact it's the anxiety that brought them to that place. >> i needed to be closer to music, because it's my therapy. it puts my brain in a comfort zone my brain needs to find every day. >> sarah says her comfort zone is writing. she's a best-selling author a popular wellness blogger, an accomplishment she says was not always easy. p wrote this book because i ha tnto will want anxietyth by time we are done here. >> can it happen when you are in conversation -- can your brain takeover. >> oh, yeah. >> in social situations it can be diffic

they have one thing they to do for carson. did you know it's carson daly's birthday.thday dear carson ♪ happy birthday to you check out sunny. >> yeah, he signed up to be a ball person at the u.s. open.he suited up from official gear -- >> oh, what is sunny's background? >> in the game of fetch, it gave him a nice advantage. >> our concert is up next. you don't have to hold the cake for the whole concert. >> i'm waiting for him to take it. >> first, al, let's get the e weather. you ally lean into the ascot look. saturday, we're looking at rainstorms. temperatures are going to ben the cool side in the northeast as well, and severe storms in the central mississippi river vall and excessive heat warnings through the southwest. sunday, lookor more wet weather in the northeast in new england, and heavy rain in the central plains, and plenty of sunshine in the southwest and into texas. >>> good morning, everybody. a few of you beach bound for the weekend, t it may not be prettiest day when you get down there today and there's a chance fornd afternoon tstorms tomorrow, and s

the senate continues debate on the bill and on c-span3, housing and urban development secretary ben carson testifies. then, president trump's pick to lead the veterans affairs apartment leads a confirmation hearing at 2:30 eastern. friday, a conversation with chief justice john roberts at 3:30 p.m. eastern or listen on the free c-span radio app. >> this past week, the c-span alaskaveled to haines, and as part of the bus continues, our next stop in fairbank. >> c-span is viable. they are proud to carry c-span for a number of reasons, especially education. the program offered smany resources to teachers in the classrooms. >> thank you for being part of it. that was just incredible. and the things and iaw coming to alaska understand it is an awesome trip. we are so glad that your bus came here and using it as a tool. me.-span is much older than what i appreciate about c-span is it is nonpartisan. there is a lot of sparring that takes place. it is extremely iormative and very educational. if you go and look at the video screens, people can learn about government. avernment doesn't have to be b

like carson. >> i loved late night. johnny carson, my room was the only room with the television. >> stephen: how did you work that? >> because, we didn't have no money, so that was the only room for anything, really. ( laughter ) it was like, the television was the only thing in my room, but that's where my grandparents would watch johnny carson. so when i go to school, i get in trouble for making jokes and stuff like that. so my teacher miss reeves-- god bless her, i don't know where she is-- but every friday she would say, "listen, you keep getting in trouble. i'm going to let you do jokes every friday for the class, so that way you don't get kicked out of school." and i would just tell jokes from the carson show. >> stephen: do you remember any of johnny's jokes from back in the day? >> first of all, i think the joke was jimmy carter-- i did a jimmy carter impersonation. and it was about jimmy carter, because billy was an alcoholic, his brother. >> stephen: yeah, billy beer. >> right, billy beer. so i did a joke, li

that was carson block there with erik schatzker.more engineers for its automated driving team after announcing an investment in grab. let's go to a bloomberg columnist toeen writing about this. pretty vague overall. what is your take? >> it was very vague, that statement that came out during the day. it was full of fluffy buzzwords. it wasngs i took out of talk of financing, of maintenance, those kinds of things. grab andto me that toyota want to be in the business of helping drivers buy cars, find financing and get into the area of insurance. they talk about user-based insurance. way through to predictive maintenance and that is the kind of thing toyota would want to be involved in. it does lead to a will be pushing toyota cars onto drivers , drivers who may have been thinking of buying whatever else. heavy investment grab and holding a seat on the board. that is a good deal for toyota. grab is there a risk that could find itself becoming asset heavy? i am curious on that and how would that play out? >> that is a good question. tha

>> i expect carson to get a full recovery. he needs to get healthy. i'm a big fan of him.layer. he's going to have a great career. i'm excited to be in philly for this next year and be a part of this team. it's a great atmosphere. i will be the backup quarterbac quarterback, probably the first quarterback ever in super bowl history through that. >> martha: he win a and you come back and you come back and you've got the ring and you think you will be back up. >> carson arguably going to be the mvp last year. we have such a stacked quarterback room. the room is stacked. it's a great group of guys. nate is going to have an opportunity, joe is going to have an opportunity to play. it's just a very unique situation in philadelphia. second because our resident evil stand jesse watters is going to join us coming up next before we say goodbye. we will be right back. ♪ security: boarding passes out. sorry, one second it's loading, look. security: let's speed this up please. security: thank you. ♪ uh! ♪ can we fix this phone tonight? it's really slow. you can turn off the performanc

c-span2, the senate continues debate on the farm bill, and on testing and development secretary ben carsonestifies at a hearing at 10:00 a.m. eastern. delta0 p.m., the ceo of airlines because the national press club. and thenobert wie will take questions at a confirmion hearing at the senate veterans affairs committee at 2:30 eastern. fbi director christopher wray and deputy attorney general rod rosenstein testify thursday before the house judiciary committee about actions. -- c-span.org, or listen with the free c-span radio app. washington journal is next. coming up, congressman tom cole of oklahoma on immigration and border security. the and the

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what do you say, carson?rybody on the plane, you check your rules that are at home at the airport door, just so they can -- >> how do you handle a meltdown? >> go out on the wing. >> that's right. just like william shatner. no, you basically -- i think people care if you make an effort to control your kids. >> yeah. >> they know you're not going to be able to completely. just make an effort. >> try. >> that's good. kerry, thank you for that. >>> we talked about the new "jurassic world" earlier, but what other blockbusters should you race to the theaters to see this summer? dave has the answers. first, this is "today" on nbc. >>> welcome back. with the arrival of summer comes the arrival of summer blockbusters at the box office. >> dave from imdb is here with his top eight movies to look out for. you've given eight we must see. >> yes. >> we'll start with "jurassic world," which we've been talking about it. >> i heard a rumor about it. >> it's really good. it actually gets really great in the last hour, where

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johnny carson was talented. >> he is right. carson was a legend.st a taste of some of his great material. >> don't worry about gennifer flowers. she got fired. she was a reception nis at an unemployment agency. she got canned. but she got a new call today as a donald trump backup mistress. >> he really was ahead of his time. that guy is funny. >> thanks to stephen colbert, this is the first time i get to say johnny carson, the legend, gets tonight's last word. "the 11th hour" with brian williams starts no uh. >>> tonight, what could be the most consequential day of the trump presidency as justice anthony kennedy announces his retirement from the supreme court, leaving an opening for a nomination that could shape american life for a half century or more. the fight has already moved to the hill where mcconnell says they'll vote by fall. democrats say it must wait until after the midterms, but they're in the minority. meantime, the white house says the trump meeting with putin is on. they're just waiting to work out the details. all part of our world

carson and his wife co-founded the carson scholar fund which recognizes young people of all backgroundsized more than 7,300 scholars awarded more than 7.3 million in scholarships and installed more than 150 ben carson reading rooms around the country. born in detroit to a single mother with a third grade education who worked multiple jobs to support their family, secretary carson was raised to love reading and education. he graduated from yale university and earned his doctorate of medicine from the university of michigan medical school. he and his wife are the proud parents of three adult sons and three grandchildren. ladies and gentlemen, would you join me in giving a real warm faith and freedom welcome to secretary ben carson. [ cheers and applause ] >> thank you very much. thank you. [ applause ] >> thank you so much. it's great to be here amongst fellow believers. and i appreciate very much the invitation from ralph reed who has worked for decades to try to bring some civil discourse and some faith into our capital here. you know, i think that faith without freedom leads to intoler

for all koreans north and south and for people everywhere let's get more from washington because carson phenomena is standing by so karsten did the japanese prime minister shinzo abbate get what he came for in washington today. well at least to go to some assurances from donald trump that the united states will take japan's security concerns. into account when talking to the north korean leader of course there's the issue of the missing there's a fear in japan that deal with the americans might agree to a compromise by north korea gets to keep its medium range missile gives up its long range intercontinental ballistic missiles and of course those medium range missiles could still reach japan also does the issue of american troops on the korean peninsula and a very important issue for japanese prime minister shinzo. the question of japanese citizens who were up doctorates by north korea and i still kept as prison those in north korea and president trump promised to mr that he would to raise this issue with the chairman came in and singapore so yes he got at least. assurances that he gets

or let's go back to chorused in washington and carson is the trouble ministration correct when it says that this family separation policy is simply a case of enforcing the current law. not really the law that regulates how to deal with immigrants has been in place or the laws have been in place for some time republican president george w. bush and the democratic president barack obama what has changed is the interpretation of the law according to the law should and can be separated from their parents when parents are accused of a crime and i want to trumpet ministration has done just a few months ago is to basically declare that anyone who enters the united states illegally is a criminal by the finish and therefore those children can and should be taken away from them other ministrations haven't seen it that way and we know that some former first ladies they've also waded into this debate this is what laura bush the wife to george w. bush this is what she wrote in an op ed piece today she says i live in a border state i appreciate the need to enforce and protect our international bound

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earlier today housing and urban development secretary ben carson testified at an oversight hearing by the house financial services committee. can you watch the entire hearing tonight at 9:30 eastern here on c-span 3. >>> vice president mike pence and second lady karen pence visited a church and shelter in brazil and spoke to a group of venezuelan migrant children and families. the vice president pledged u.s. support to the venezuelans until quote "democracy" was restored in their country. >> thank you, father alex. it is a great privilege for my wife karen and i to be here with you, with archbishop don sergio here at santa kathryna which is demonstrating the love of god being the hand and feet of christ to people of venezuela. will join me in thanking this wonderful ministry and the impact they are having. it's truly inspiring. [ applause ] i not only want to thank the leadership of this ministry and this archdiocese, but we're also very grateful to the director of caratas and the brazil representative of the u.n. high commissioner for refugees isabel marquez. thank you for all you do

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scott sh, ben carson is inspirational, elaine chow is incredible., whom trump has berated to the point she reportedly quit. she's great. jeff sessions, thank you. all we got. >> yeah, nielsen and pruitt, i thought those were the two most interesting things today given the history he's had with her, but on jeffns, clearly the president is mad cls mad about the russia investigation and jeff session ss the person who closely associated with that building. he's made no secret of his displeasure with session' job. the thing is is, jeff session' is doing a good job for the president. just puts his head down and goes to work every day. i think attorney general sessions has a thick hide and i think he sleeps easy at night because a, he believes he did the right thing on the recusal and b, when he recused, he gave the president a gift. which is that. when this investigation is over, if they find there's no usion and jeff sessions was not part of the investigation because he recused himself, he's taking a key argument off the board. can you imagine if session

especially carson. golf, father's day, like all your favorite things. >> watching golf, we're going to say congratulations to brooks koepka. two on sunday became the first golfer to win back-to-back opens in 28 years. he shot 68 in the final round to hold off tommy fleetwood by one stroke. the 28-year-old had to battle the best golfers in the world and grueling course conditions with high winds and fast greens. and speaking of the fast greens, there's a lot of people buzzing about what happened on saturday. if you haven't heard about this. this is phil mickelson on the 13th green on saturday. and watch this. he misses the bogey putt and runs after his ball to hit it again while it's rolling. >> is that allowed? >> no. rule 14-5 says that's a two-shot penalty. >> i do that in miniature golf. >> it's legal there. not in professional golf. a lot of people said he should have been withdrawn from the tournament. saying, what's your intent moving the ball? >> look at you. >> he offered to withdraw. they told

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carson says the proposal would put recipients on a path to stability.would lead to homelessness because the increase is six times greater than the growth in average hourly earnings. the proposal needs congressional approval. >>> new developments on that deadly volcanic eruption in guatemala. an investigation is being launched into whether evacuation protocols were followed. many people were caught off guard with no time to evacuate when the volcano erupted sunday. at least 99 people died. that number is expected to go up nearly 200 missing. >>> meanwhile the u.s. geological survey is releasing number from the kilauea eruption on hawaii. since may 3 rd more than 113 million cubic meters of lava released. that's enough to fill 11.3 million dump trucks. it could cover manhattan island 6.5 feet deep. only half the amount of lava compared to released in the 1984 monaloa eruption. >> quite a rescue this morning in the north bay. sand rafael police tweeted out the pictures of wurng boat at the yacht harbor. a dog was trapped onboard. one of the officers took a

mitch mcconnell, elaine chao, ron dermer, and then carson. we begin with remarks from epa administrator, scott pruitt. >> thank you. thank you very much. it is good to be back at faith and freedom. i appreciate ralph's kind words at all that he does to advance religious liberty. we saw how important that was this week. a great victory took place to protect the free exercise of the christian baker in colorado. [applause] understand that it makes a difference. several years ago i had the pleasure of traveling with my church. was the first time i took a trip abroad. was where the revolution occurred in the country. is visiting with the pastor and going to a church that existed in the 1950s and 60s. on the wall he showed me the pictures of pastured pastors. as i was there -- [inaudible] [inaudible] >> here we are talking about free speech, religious liberty the left is a lot of talk about truth. the left doesn't want to talk about results. they just want to shout and intimidate as opposed to talk about what is being done. there are great things h

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