that is one thing you look at company with, got to love the the name, davi dang-dang. liz: i am thinking regulators in china? >> who knows no one is watching. >> i agree with trace, ali babatunsin olukunle will give i -- ali baba will come out and help them. liz: and kudos on a tech compa company, since he recommended strata sis the stock is up 8%, charles was also calling for company stock to hit 116 a share, it did that today, matt this company raised full year guidance but what? $100 million overall. >> it is a company that you have to be able to buckle yourselves in. and look for a roller coaster ride, this is 3-d printing, this is one of all names out that i think the make it, this is one of few winners, another one 3-d system, this one, if i had to put any money in one, this would be it. a good valuation. liz: hitha could do more than churn out a blue gnome. >> you are right. liz: and a fake house. >> main concern i had, they were focusing on 3-d printing with plastics, they did not have a lot of materials that is what concerned me, they were using other material

now today's second stock suggest is dang dang. yeah, dang dang.an life as one of these mail order catalog companies. it is a legit online player. in fact, over the past year management added what they call flash sales, and it's morphed into an online shopping mall. earnings have beat the street in the last four quarters, a year ago 13% better, 33%, 157% better then this last quarter 100% better than what wall street was expecting. as a result, freefall starting -- [audio difficulty] i think the potential is huge for it to perform a double top at 18. dani hughes back with us from divine capital markets. what do you think about this one? >> you know i don't really like the chinese story although it is very impressive and all those numbers are great. but look at this invasion of chinese companies going public in the u.s. i mean, it's a big, big strain on our capital markets, and people do like the names -- charles: so are you resisting because they're raising money or -- >> no, no. i don't the numbers, and if the assets are somewhere else, then we ca

. >> a drop of dang dang down 11%. tim see more. >> dang. all right. this is b to c in chosen. this is a stock with a big valuation. i think a little growth and something you should look at. >> power, 4%. bk. >> great earnings, they are here at the nasdaq, the dow celebrating good growth. all these alternative stocks have been doing well. it looks like a space with good momentum. stay with this one. >> a pop of 4% in iraq space. karen. >> that was likely on the third point filing. good for a nice pop, actually. >> kevin o'leary versus guy adami. it's the change of the century, maybe somebody won't walk away. >> get your tablets, phones and laptops ready. get ready to vote for who you think is winning the debate. all the action starts right after this break. so don't move, more "fast money" up next. did you know a ten-second test could help your business avoid hours of delay caused by slow internet from the phone company? . . >> welcome back to "fast money." we got some more 13 f filings. the time it's paulsen. they have added new stakes in allergan, allied financial and directv

. >> dang, when you taste it you'll say dang it's so named after -- >> hold on. >> that's knacking --cy food show a couple months ago, how delicious is that. >> really good. >> dang, that's good. >> from the meat of the coconut. 12 packages of this size of them. you're going to get a lot. normally for the 12-pack $36 slashed in half, 18 bucks. >> people put them on >>yo bet n your purse because you love healthy snacks. dang, their good. >> excited about this one. >> last one, okay. this is a company called -- woo, good job. these are cookie chips and so they are crunchy like a chip but taste like a cookie and there are six different flavors for you to choose from. big variety. how good is that? which kind did you get? >> i like it. >> sea salt peanut butter is one of the favors, all kinds of chocolate. normally $24 to $26 slashed in half, 12 bucks. all the deals, goodmorningamerica.com on yahoo! i know you're chewing. >> thank you to the companies for providing those. go to our website goodmorningamerica.com on yahoo! coming up, we're dancing. >>> "good morning america's" "deals & ste

>> yes. >> dang.ot the fill until. >> connecticut. >> okay, i got to know: how, growing up in quakertown, at 13, did you ends up in major motion pictures? might and lot of people watching the show, i want to walk in your shoes. how did you do it? >> i mean, i started around eight. so -- >> doing what, commercials? >> commercial, yes,. >> i saw you in a pillsbury commercial once, you are cute. you are. look at up. when did you shoot this? >> i want to say i was nine or ten. but it was running for very long time. >> three, four years ago? >> yes. >> where did you shoot it? >> new york. >> in new york, and do you remember what you were eat interesting? did you actually eat that? >> very, very good. i don't know what it was, but it was good. >> is it true when you do the takes, you can't eat at all because you'll get full? you got to just take a bite and spit it out? >> they told me to spit it out but i was like i like it, so why not eat it, i mean? >> you're nine years old, ya. >> that little boy can eat

dang, gone. a two run homer. he tattoos stephen strasburg. bang, that is gone.tlanta lost four homers. thenets are mounting a -- nats are mounting a comeback. they came to work against the cardinals. hity machado, j.j. hardy two home runs. six home runs. they win, 12-2. against the cardinals, outage. -- ouch. redskins beat up on the patriots last night. tonight, they had back to richmond. back to work at training camp to read the coaches have a lot to prepare players as they for the regular season. the offense was solid. the defense was solid for the starters. they accomplished what they wanted. inducted its 2014 class into the hall of fame. a couple of big names made it in. former maryland coach gary williams is now a hall of famer. nba georgetown star won the title with the miami heat. he made it in. >> it is good to be remembered for more than just dragging him around on my leg. [laughter] this is as big a thrill as you can get as a coach. i am honored to be part of the hall of fame. >> listen to both of these speeches, they are worth it if you can online. ti

. >> there are some dang ruz situations, and you can't just let that continue. about whatever happens, if you just tell that child goodbye at the door, you are expelled and you don't have someplace for them to go, some help for them to get, then what have you done to the rest of that community? you haven't solved any problems. again, all of those simple answers. well, you just get rid of those children. they don't disappear. so -- >> what happens to those kids? >> alternative programs are absolutely essential. i actually went to a fabulous program in iowa, of all places. this isn't just inner city. this is nationwide. this young man told me i needed to learn some new songs all of the ones i knew were from 1972. i said you dropped out of your old school. they talked you into coming here. tell me what makes this different. and he stopped and thought and he said, they care about me here. it goes about what i was saying at the beginning of this program. a caring teacher. he felt that and he stayed in school and he said, i am going to graduate. and it wasn't -- you c

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most dang ruz jobs in the u.s., working in a slaughter plant. some workers blame the chemicals for which they bathe the mete for a host of severe problems. the film makers behind "mississippi chicken," the shocking discover they made after talking to low-wage workers inside poultry plants. ♪ >> i stand sglufrnling i was standing there in paging pain. and i was really, really hurt. body had shut down. i was standing there in tears hurting until somebody came to carry me off of that line to take me to the nurse's station. >> welcome back. that was a former poultry plant worker. hers is a low-wage job. i want to point out, we reached out to the largest poultry leaders and their lobbying associations to come on the show. the national chicken association declined saying: the nationaltie federation said we are addressing the modernized inspection. it will be 90 days before the government agency writes the regulations that will guide how the process goes forward. we also reached out to the california poultry federation, tyson, pilgrim's pride but did n

. >> dang, why do you think you won? >> because of the mixtures of the stuff we put in it. we dot bacon and ground beef together. and then the variations, you know, we can build your own burger, so we have variations of it, our southwest has salsa, hal pena, a lot of did i rent flavors going on with it. >> you call it the bacon buryinger? >> grounds bacon buryinger. >> one thing you told me over there is that we real high quality meat. >> absolutely. a lot of our stuff from the italian market, our bacon we get grounds down. >> what's this up? >> the southwest. >> the southwest. what nation it southwest? >> it has salsa, jalapino, pepper jack cheese. >> that up? >> the south philly, sharp provalone cheese and grilled long hots. >> grilled long hots. >> grilled in olive oil. >> make one for me? >> where do you get the ♪ >> from our -- >> wait. what did you just dump it in? >> the mixture. this is the bacon and this is the beef. >> wait. that's bacon all ground up? >> did you make this up? >> we had a friend, actually with another bacon company, beef smoke bacon hemmed with us

. >> reporter: he is a goalie and sometimes worries about the dang others telephone position. >> if heid get more than one head injury, to have some rules in play of maybe subbing him out, or, you know, maybe requiring headgear for goalies. >> reporter: parents, hoping by next season more will be done to protect their kids. ian cull, nbc bay area news. >> also, new at 11:00, major banks hacked. jpmorgan chase and at least four other financial institutions are victims of cyberattacks. fbi investigators say sensitive data, including account information was stolen. they believe the russian hackers are behind these attacks, and the attack is possibly retaliation for u.s. sanctions aimed at russia. the secret service is also investigating. >>> a green light for uber and lyft. state lawmakers have reached an agreement on how much insurance and what kind of coverage drivers need to carry. this has been the big issue. lyft and uber originally fought the bill but dropped the opposition after several changes. the deal is expected to pass the legislature this week. if approved by the governor, it

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qualitying him now he is on the back of the front of his police car now he believes his wife is life is in dang remember. goern general eric holder met with city officials and the fbi. the president is calling for calm. doug mcelway is live with more. >> from trayvon martin to the professor who was arrested for breaking into his own house they have racially tinged controversies with controversial comments of his own. he was careful to walk a fine line about the events in ferguson. he will be sending eric holder twred r yesterday. i ask for the public's step no matter how they have their inyier lees. multiple investigations multiple autopsies and those vies for jurisdiction as well as the call out of the national guard without first informing the president have combined to create confusion about jurisdiction. >> i have never seen anything remotely like this. a single victim incident. the fbi agents flying in from washington and other destinations all to come to interview people within a very small neighborhood. this it is extraordinary. they are flooding the zone. >> the president trying to stri

everything, it is all about politics not about substance, we have gotten used to that after 6 years of this dang. administration. lou: black leaders, protesters calling for the governor of missouri, jay nixon calling for ouster of bob mccullagh, county prosecutor one removeed from the case, governor has the power to do so, but, has not done it, just calls on him to resign, why he is under attack. >> he is under attack because his father almost 50 years ago, was a police officer who was killed, by a black murdered now the civil right group an tate to have that man remove from the case, because of something that happened during the johnson administration. this is how ran cid -- rank rand -- rancid, and rotten the civil right movement now really is, this is turned upside down in ferguson, we see it every night whether bottleed start hurling. lou: mccullagh was elected by the predom predominately, black community of ferguson, 4 times. >> it probably is, but, this is the same governor, nixon who can remove them who said he wants to see a vigorous prosecution, not an investigation, but a prosecution,

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omes through the plane with a big grin on his face and says dang, buster. an addendum to that -- somebody else got on the plane. robert salinger. he expelled me for problems with some police officers. he comes o and he sees men -- oona and he sees me. i told him, i was just nothing. i hadn't seen him in 10 years. there is a big statue of salinger now in baltimore. that's what he was doing on agnew's played. >> this is a non sequitur. >> it will be in my next book, lord willing. >> you tell a story in this book about the first time you saw secret service. >> this is after bobby kennedy was shot. suddenly, all the candidates got secret service protection. nixon was at the point. >> 1968? >> 1968, just before the convention. the rest of the gang went down to miami beach. i see this their and guy standing there, looking around. he is looking off to the woods. i was behind him and i picked up a rock and i threw it over his head into the woods. he went into a crouch. i probably shouldn't have done it. >> he put his hand -- drew his gun? >> he put his hand on his

called unaccompanied children they have been releaseed to relativeers on sponsors, because the dodg dang said it is close - administration said they are closing 3 structures they had in texas, oklahoma could and california. again. without explanation from the administration. we're coming right back. >> crickets on capitol hill, senate ask congress, home for summer, president obama trying to take advantage ahead of midterms, and ed rollins and juan williams assess what the president meant, when he talked about the "mean" congress. when folks think about what they get from alaska, they think salmon and energy. but the energy bp produces up here creates something else as well: jobs all over america. engineering and innovation jobs. advanced safety systems & technology. shipping and manufacturing. across the united states, bp supports more than a quarter million jobs. when we set up operation in one part of the country, people in other parts go to work. that's not a coincidence. it's one more part of our commitment to america. lou: it is now official, federal debt has risen more than $7 tril

god dang it, i hate to put bombs and napalm on these women and children. i just didn't do it.w that that's where they were. >> as the casualties mounted, that was turning the public in this country against the war. >> how do you expect to be protected in this country unless you have people fighting for you? >> they are not fighting for me. >> they are not. >> this is a genocide, these people are being killed and s being killed why? >> dissent spread across campuses all over the country and gave a sense of empowerment to students who were about to be drafted but still couldn't vote. >> a new type of protest and civil disobedience occurs in new york city. david miller publicly burns his draft card. >> seven young and earnest protesters burn draft cards on the steps of a boston courthouse. a group of high schoolboys set upon them with fists. >> the draft was in place from world war ii. when you turned 18 you had to register. >> in january 1965, 5,400 young men were called to the draft. in december 1965, 45,224 young men were called. this is one fact boring in on the american cons

pretty dang good. >> 1968 was a tough year for the country, assassinations, bad stuff happening in vietnamreat way to end it with people going around the moon for the first time. nobody has been able to do it since, except for the united states. >> then apollo 9 goes up a few months later, does everything it needs to do and apollo 10 does the same thing 9 does but they fly all the way to the moon to do it lunar orbit. that works fine. they come back, nobody paid attention to apollo ten. apollo 10 risked death like everybody and it's just this forgotten thing, oh, yeah, they did that, too, what a shame they didn't get to land on the moon. and just a few months later it came down to apollo 11. >> what kind of physical sensation do you expect at actual touchdown? >> i hope it will be relatively mild. there is no intention to make a smooth touchdown we would prefer to come in several feet per second so we will collapse. that bottom step on the ladder is close enough to get down to the moon and more important. close enough to get back up. >> this is cbs coverage of man on the moon. >> it almost

every last single right, for dang near 80% of my adult life. >> joe knows that he owes his freedom and to one man. >> if it wasn't for neil, i would have been murdered ten years ago, easily. and the state wouldn't have batted an eye. >> it was just a matter of, i think, common human decency and a matter of justice. i was astonished at how far wrong the system can go. and how slow it works. and how much is at stake. >> joe and neil travel around ohio speaking out against the death penalty. >> i started finding out the things that he was telling me could be independently verified. >> that i'm here is a blessing from god. i prayed for him to end this nightmare. i wanted it right then and there, but he answered my prayers. it just took 22 years. that's all. >> on this episode of "death row stories" in a tiny florida town, an 11-year-old girl is found raped and murdered. >> that little girl died in the dark, alone with a monster. >> and the investigation leads the police back to one of their own. >> of course, we didn't want to believe a police officer would do this. >> i had always wanted

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. >> reporter: coy dang sifts through rubble.trying to salvage anything from the apartment where he used to live with his family. >> i lived here about 15 years. >> reporter: he is one of 15 people displaced after a fire tore through their apartment. lisa baker said the fire spread quickly because the building shared an attic. they heard explosions seconds before they saw flames. >> very loud. boom, boom. >> i thought it was just a regular fireworks that goes up usually. >> reporter: crews did find remnants of fireworks outside the building. in the spot where the fire appears to have started. but the case is still active and the cause still under investigation. meantime the red cross is manning this shelter at the ira jenkins community center. displaced families are sleeping here while they figure out where they're going to live next. >> i heard that someone had a dog that they couldn't keep. so being a dog person i said let's go take a look. >> reporter: red cross volunteer barry grouper immediately agreed to adopt the 5-pound y

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. >> dang.t. >> well, first they announced the top 50 about two weeks ago. >> okay. >> and then, quite honestly we were, just waiting with, you know, baited breath because they said they would announce winners on the 19th. >> waiting with baited bread. >> yes. >> i love that is the star of this place a according to bon appetite was your bread. >> the star of the show is our bread and our chevy lie colt and our bread baker way, he live country now. >> he is he is not here. but guy making bread alice is here. look at these loaves. look at these loaves. my goodness, alice, come over here and talk to me. >> where did you learn how to make bread. >> i learned, kind of on my own, through some home experimentation. it was serious beer brewer. and i ended up switching over to bread for health reasons. >> were you nerve to us day because you have burned all of them. >> oh, come on,. >> is that how it is supposed to look. >> that is how they look. they are extensively fermented so they take on color, when

dang it. >> i say you've got every time i see you you've got stuff in your eye.you straight to your face. >> that hair? that is my coke brush. >> cheryl, you've used it? >> no. i was the victim of an e mail today. by someone in our office. there aren't many people doing the story tonight. when andy asked did you get my e mail, i knew who it was. it just said "i hate you". >> i had to test it out. >> i was writing the story and had to make sure it worked. >> that is awesome. >> she got it 0 seconds later. >> what is the address of the e mail? >> just said it came from leak. >> why all caps? >> what if she said something really mean? >> said you're smelly? >> women don't like that. >> that is cute andy do you have feelings? >> no. my thought was leak was a different kind of web sieft. i was disappointed when i went there. >> yes. >> i think that is a word a day calendar word. >> 30 seconds? >> i perform, did what i always do. it's packed, 6 million people in that tent. >> did you feel it's a danger without lovable people? >> they're young. at the end of the day, i'

none of the people at the center were in dang. >> right now, pair of hurricanes barreling towards hawaiian islands overnight, julio strength from a tropical storm to hurricane. it could miss the islands altogether. hurricane iselle will make landfall tomorrow but expected to weaken to a tropical storm. >> rob mayeda is in for christina because she's in hawaii. >> that's right. >> getting married. >> keeping a close eye on the forecast. one of the storms does look like it's going to veer off to the north. a taste of our subtropical weather. the police tur that came in yesterday, dropping showers from san jose south with a break in the action around the tri-valley. low 80s around san jose, low 70s closer to san francisco. 80s around pleasanton and livermore. checking morning commute, northbound 280, geneva, left lane blocked because of accident. bay bridge toll plaza, past it an accident there, affecting number 4 lane westbound across the bay bridge this morning. one more stop, to the south bay, crash north bound 101 at 880 split, an hour ago, that has been cleared. travel delays continue al

[ laughter ] [ applause ] >> dang it, man, what is going on with you? i'm a doctor, not a busboy.oes this? try to explain yourself. come from a deep part inside myself. >> the tributes to robin williams continue to pour in. any second now the lights on broadway will be dimmed in his honor and we'll be showing that to you any moment. it will be just all the lights in times square and everything, one of the brightest places on earth will go dark for him. for a look at the best tributes, here is jeanne moos. >> reporter: what would robin think if he could see all of the corky tributes his own commontive issue of "time" a comedy club sign saying robin williams rest in peace, make god laugh, adoring cartoons like this one comparing three raas, three of a kind to the joker robin williams captions one of a kind. other comics choked up. >> we learned that the genius comedian and actor robin williams passed away. >> reporter: some paid tribute by i'm mansion. jim carry posted an imitation he once did of mork. >> anyway, until next time this is mork from mork signing off. >> reporter: jimmy

. >> steve: god dang. what happened, did he get shocked? >> jimmy: he was electric shocked, yeah. laughter ] he was hanging out with the "jackass" gang. it's just -- aw, i just feel so bad. [ laughter ] a lot of people are very excited about this. earlier this week, madame tussauds unveiled a new wax figure of ryan gosling. [ cheers ] or, as the abe lincoln wax figure put it, "well, hello there!" [ laughter ] "who's the new guy?" that's right. there's a new ryan gosling wax figure at madame tussauds. when asked what happened to the old wax figure, one employee was like, "nothing! it's definitely -- it's definitely not sitting on my couch at home, wearing a a t-shirt that says 'i love colleen' -- with his arm bent like this." [ laughter ] listen to this, you guys. new york's metropolitan opera is preparing for a lockout next week if they can't reach a new contract with employees. >> man: oh. >> jimmy: i'm not saying things are bad, but the fat lady was like, "should i warm up?" [ laughter ] ♪ me, me, me me, me, me it's all about me ♪ [ laughter ] this is not good here. there's a mc

. >> dang! >> oh, my god. >> joining me now, hln law enforcement analyst, mike brooks. in atlanta. and mike, i mean, of all your years in law enforcement, you heard the police version a couple days ago. now we see the cell phone video. does the video back up the police account, in your opinion? >> in my opinion, i think it does, brooke. if you look at exactly what happened. it is interesting. they started videotaping this even before the police got there, because apparently this guy possibly with an altered mental status was acting so re erratically. you see law enforcement pull up and they get out. they did not advance toward the man. he pulled something out of his pocket, he said let me see your hands and he came at them with a knife. a weapon. and then you see him go towards the officer on the passenger side, and he goes up. in that parking lot. and then he just -- he keeps saying, "shoot me, shoot me, shoot me." they're trying to tell him to drop the weapon, to stay where he was. not compliant at all. as he closed in, they had to use deadly force. >> i know, mike. but help me u

essentially saying this is too dang for any one to go inside.o bring you back down to the ground you get a sense of how much damage there is from this earthquake. take a look at this car. we spoke briefly with the owner of this car when he came to retrieve things from the back. he says this car was brand new and he does not yet know if his insurance covers this kind of damage. he was upset but fortunate that he was nowhere near the car when these bricks came down. let's show you video from earlier. it's much the same all over napa. this city in fact is home to 18 historic buildings. city leaders say 12 of them have been retrofitted for earthquakes in the last decade. but six were not. the deadline to get the buildings up to code was 2009. city manager said of the three buildings that suffered severe building here on brown street were not reinforced. >> could the city have taken enforcement action against those three building owners and why didn't they? >> we're in the process of doing that. we've given notice, we put notices that they are about

do you think wal-mart executives were like dang or are they not phased by this? >> i think they would be phased by this because they have been eating their lunch for a while. these smaller stores are more nimble. they change their assortments. wal-mart places so far in advance they have a little bit left over. it is not the way we have seen dollar general. >> kind of disagree. >> we love you but i'm pushing back. >> i love you back but i'm going to push. >> combined with sales 27 billion. wal-mart is $480 billion. this is a remora on the back of a whale shark. >> understood. i would be concerned about it because it is two different animals. wal-mart was predominant in their time. family dollar and dollar general are predominant now. why did they launch the app so they get savings. >> i am in the brian camp. i agree that wal-mart is nervous about the dollar stores and the market share they have taken. this combination doesn't change the landscape anymore than yesterday. we are combining stores that were there and aren't really changing the competition. maybe they

. >> reporter: otter says are an endangered species in dang los angeles dish.have so far helped them survive, but with fishermen increasingly giving up their trade the otter's future looks bleaker. >>> andy ia here with the sport. andy. >> thank you very much. jane. the mere league seasons against underway in just a few hours of time think manchester united have invested in a new manager in an effort to revive their fortunates. elyse holman reports. >> reporter: he's won championship with his barcelona, bayern munich, eye jac a jack ad recently led the netherlands to the semi company wine formed, now he steps in to the shoes at another of the world's biggest clubs with the expectation of immediate success manchester united's last season under david moyes saw them place seventh. their worst finish on record. >> i am not ready but my sport is ready. that's more important. >> reporter: a debut season for van hull. while some should are worried about jose mourinho at chelsea. he's previous won't three titles in his second season. >> if you are expecting me to say w

and bad form but it's also dang ruls. >> before i let you go on this topic let's talk about the humannt of this. if you are talking to a parent or if this is one of your brothers or sisters or your father or mother then what do you say? >> here's the thing. that's the difference, if i'm captured and my family, i expect my family not to think logically. >> exactly. >> i expect the government to think logically. if my parents want to go rogue and get me back or if i have a child and go rogue i understand it because you're not in a logical place. >> would you go around and try to fund raise -- >> i don't think you can get enough money to fund raise for that. >> i would think i would get madonna to get me, angelina or someone like that. >> you have people with cash. one percenters over here. >> you don't make public policy from that stand point. >> don't make emotional decisions in that scenario. you have to stick to your guns, we do not negotiate with terrorists. >> ben and mark stay with us. >>> imagine seeing a man grab a woman's stomach and tell her, don't lose too much weight. i like

. >> the snack was herke was here danging down. i was about to sit down. >> i jumped up.reaming. >> police and animal patrol officers coming to the rescue, reviewing the reptile. the python is the longest snake in the world growing up to 30 feet and 300 pound. >> rather unhappy, ornery snack to deal with. we were table to safely get it out of there. >> as for the family who is in the process of packing. moving day can't come soon enough. >> when they found an anaconda in his house. completely illegal. they took the snakes away. >> you have covered this and done due diligence on this. this is not a poisonous snake, right? at the same time, you put in your notes. not venomous, large pythons can in flkt injuries, requiring stitches. >> anything that can grow up to ten feet and wraparound its prap. >> do you like snakes, indiana jones. >> if you have a snake at home as a pet. tweet us, facebook. i want to know what the attraction to keep snakes as pets. never understood it. >> pretty cool. >> no thank you. no thank you. let's move on. coming up. bullet proof coffee. the lates

and if isis comes out on top it could look more dang wrong than what we are used to in the threat of the past few years. >> the treat of isis in iraq and syria, and then appreciation of lauren bacall when we continue. >> funding for charlie rose is provided by the following: >> there's a saying around here: you stand behind what you say. around here, we don't make excuses, we make commitments. and when you can't live up to them, you own up and make it right. some people think the kind of accountability that thrives on so many streets in this country has gone missing in the places where it's needed most. but i know you'll still find it, when you know where to look. >> rose: additional funding provided by: >> and by bloomberg. a provider of multimedia news and information services worldwide. captioning sponsored by rose communications from our studios in new york city, this is charlie rose. >> rose: we begin tonight with our ongoing coverage of the isis threat to iraq and the change of government there. u.s. air strikes on the islamic state of iraq and syria continued for its sixth day

lo do more dang, arguably than all the others combined. the allied air forces bombed st. lo on d-day. why? because it is a crossroads and it would be the natural place the germans would use to counterattack omaha beach so it creates ruins and kills many french civilians who are certainly caught in the middle of all of this. and of course as the push for st. lo matures into a major ground battle it leads to even more destruction. ultimately, leading one us army soldier to say, after the battle, with sort of awe and sorrow in his voice, we liberated the hell out of this place. st. lo will be the focus point for bradley's army in july of 1944. he pushes forward with three us army divisions, 35th, which is missouri, kansas, nebraska, national guard, new to combat in july 1944. second infantry division, which is the indianhead division which lands the day after d-day, omaha beach and many of you have seen a famous image of soldiers ascending omaha beach with vehicles and supplies landed on the beach below them and they are looking up at the camera with the long column, that to

you danged know this it's like we never left this morning two u.s. f. eighteen fighter jet fighters bombed the artillery of isis extremists in northern iraq and just hours ago another round of airstrikes was conducted outside the city of erbil the airstrikes came just hours after president obama spoke to the american people saying he had officially authorized targeted airstrikes to protect u.s. personnel and iraqi forces from the isis extremists who are gaining more and more control over iraq take a look. so they are authorized to operations in iraq targeted airstrikes to protect our american personnel and a humanitarian effort to help save thousands of iraqi civilians were trapped on a mountain without food and water and facing almost certain death in recent days these terrorists have continued to move across iraq and of neared the city of erbil where american diplomats and civilians serve at our consulate and american military personnel advise rocky forces. to stop the advance on our bill i've directed our military to take targeted strikes against eis

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