. ♪ doo-dah ♪ you're going home in a body bag ♪ ♪ all the doo-dah day ♪ doo-dah ♪ you're going home inthe doo-dah day ♪ >> the day after the initiations, five men came back in body bags. >> by the '70s, the u.s. army in vietnam had been essentially destroyed. every time we tangled with the vietnamese, we were getting killed. and there was no end to it. so you've got what amounted to a state of individual mutiny in the u.s. army. >> senseless. just walking down the road. >> i'm not going to walk down it. i'll walk down the trail. >> no. we're going to move out and they're going to be left behind. or i'm going to take the point. they can follow if they want to. it's that simple. we've got a job to do. we're going to do it. >> we are just going to refuse to do it. you may be in jail, but you won't be dead. >> you are supposedly withdrawing, right? i figure since we're going home in the long run, why don't we take it easy? don't go out and look for trouble. maybe just sit down. if they come to us, we fight. but going out looking for trouble and wasteding more waste /* lives for just time's

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sip pity doo-dah if you're disney stockholder. all-time high today.w many all-time highs. >> whatever they're doing they're doing it right. liz: they have done very, very well. we continue to watch all that is going on, we have the dow up 72 points now. nasdaq better by 21. s&p is up eight. thanks, adam. chinese markets rallying 5.8% overnight. yes, while the biggest intraday gain in six years it is nearly completely fake. the bounce while looking impressive it is fake because the government isn't allowing anybody to sell stocks. stocks are down close to 30% although now it is about 23% from the june 20th high. half the stocks listed on the shanghai composite are halted. why would anybody want to invest in china? joining me mark kennedy former u.s. representative of minnesota. also former macy's treasure. er. he has been to china the past month. tell me what is happening on the ground. it seems like it is getting more panicky. >> it is getting panicky and chinese government is throwing a lot of money at it. speculators say if china throws this much mo

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she was the star of sundance's lorr-uh-dah-nuh esquire.ice say robert reagan her boyfriend, and father of her child, called police distraught. he was arrested and booked on suspicion of murder. neighbors say they frequently fought. before becoming a criminal defense attorney, the victim was a police officer. reagan is being held on one million dollars bail. a new documentary including surprising new revelations about catherine. behind the genius of jobs was a man who was volatile taking out his frustrations on family. tonight we go inside the machine." machine_greenband v1_rzt 1:59 what would you say about the responsibilities of power? power, what is that? the way he used his power was sometimes very ruthless. machine_greenband v1_rzt 00:01:17 sot alex gibney 39:46 he says if you choose to leave my family. i will personally take you down clip man in machine 00.58 'he was paid 7000 he told me we were paid 700 and he wrote me a check for 350 and that hurts bec we while steve jobs was a visionary genius who taught us to 'think different' 00:

. >> reporter: new york mayor bill dah blass de blasio has received fund from the taxi industry has beenake a decent living to demand the surge of 2,000 new cars on our street every month, it's our responsibility to act. >> it's a pretty vital service. >> reporter: presidential hope-of-hope hopefuls have been using uber not just to ride but to score political points. >> the medallion holders for taxi cabs raise money and have influence. >> it's raising hard questions about workplace protection and what a good job will look like in the future. >> reporter: first on "cbs this morning," we are joined by david plouffe, uber's chief adviser and a board member. you may already know him. he served as president obama's campaign manager in 2008 and deal. putting my old hat on for a minute. >> let's turn to uber now. where is the bite now in new york city? >> in new york city, the mayor is trying to cap uber and cap lift lift and every service. it means a cap on jobs. it's killing over 10,000 jobs. it means poor service in underserved areas like the bronx, like the queens. so we are going to fight

. >> tah-dah. >> wow! very nice. >> well oh come on.d be the winner and what you've created here with some pretty basic household items to celebrate the fourth. >> well you know the biggest thing about the fourth of july is it's a one-off party. only doing it once a year, not a reason to break the bank. go into your closet and garage and get stuff you can use. old jeans, i mean who wouldn't think of using denim, placemat little holders. super cute. >> really cute. you put the pant legs and spread them out and turned them into place mats. >> and throw them away afterwards and you're good. >> funny. that's great. anything else that our viewers can take away from this. i love pipe cleaners. >> pipe cleaners are amazing. this was like a two second thing but kids love this. >> they do. >> so does this kid. >> well hey. >> all right, so tyler, awesome. congratulations. >> thank you very much. >> i love it. reusable recyclable. >> reusable recyclable and so many ideas came off pinterest. it's there for us to use. >> so there's tyler, now let's

. >> you only go to dah mack vera si. >> yeah. >> free market.if you could just go like a magician or something. how many more towers would we have around the world? >> we could double the tower count over a long period of time. >> we need that. >> it's an opportunity. >> there's perfect coverage for everybody. >> not at the same time. the technology is advancing. it's like a water system. the more water that you put through, you need more pipes and valves. >> how many things do you make the towers look like? >> we have cacti in arizona. >> do you have any that look real? >> they look like real towers. >> they look like towers with branches. >> thanks jim. >> thank you. ♪ every auto insurance policy has a number. but not every insurance company understands the life behind it. those who have served our nation. have earned the very best service in return. ♪ usaa. we know what it means to serve. get an auto insurance quote and see why 92% of our members plan to stay for life. >>> earnings alert and they set the report. we will bripg you the numbers

. >> ta-dah. >> you will be hearing it tomorrow at the big show.e anniversary of ours. the anniversary of our very first kiss bicentennial he lied and said it was his birthday. he was my boss at the time. >> i said it was my birthday. >> give me a kiss on my cheek for the birthday get your presents. little kiss and then he turned his face. that was t >> i said my birthday's in march. >> his birthday's in march. >> in the commercial break, they were talking about our chat earlier, do you know your spouse's phone number? >> i know it >> i do. >> no you don't. >> i do. >> you do not. i do. >> i'm not sure. >> i don't think he knows. he doesn't know his up birthday. >> fourth of july. >> he knows it's in march. >> i have too many things in my head. >> good excuse. >> you mentioned you have a great american story. i mean the fourth of july i feel like the two of you capture really the essence of what this country can be for people. >> absolutely. sometimes people take freedom for granted and that we live in the best country in the whole world and people