i am john dawson. thanks, john.be taking a closer look at the bjp's landslide victory in india. we will look at the challenges ahead as norendra modi prepares to take power. ♪ >> let's do a quick check on the markets around play -- around the asia pacific. the nikkei 225 looks like this. the index is modestly lower. if you're looking at a live view of the imperial palace. have machine orders from japan. impressing to the upside. the asx 200 on a sunny day is trading lower, 7/10 of 1%. ospi looks like this. we are seeing the index generally lower. the declines continue with a -- 1%f one percent drop drop it we are 50 minutes way from the start of trade in singapore. heavy thunderstorms this morning in the lion city. it looks cloudy. futures indicate a pretty much flat open for the singapore futures. let's take a closer look at the bjp's landslide victory in india. let's go live to singapore where the senior research fellow at the institute of southeast asian -- south asian studies is there. first off, i want to get y

john dawson, thanks for that.k at some of the --ry as we will be following other stories we will be following later on in the show. like it has a lot of american cultural references from when i was a kid, star trek, star wars, and this translates to china. those that grew up in the 1980's and 1990's. and they have put out a lot. title? >> exactly. >> and we will have much more , includingterview his take on why the chinese somenment took away popular television shows. .nd still to come, joe hockey a heads-up on what to expect after this break. ♪ and a look at stories we china's largest internet company reported earnings, an analyst expect net income to rise. toino operators also itching get into japan if gambling gets legalized, and there will be a gaming conference which begins on wednesday, and on thursday, we meet the contemporary artists asind this year's exhibition it opens in hong kong. make sure you tune in. and at the end of the week, friday sees the result of what has been a marathon, certainly not a spri

dawson for birdie on 15. knocks it down. carded eight birdies on the day. the legend, tom watson, par-4 sixth. got it. then bernhard langer. long birdie on 11. knocks it in. all alone in second. they're all chasing colin montgomery. 131 yards, 9-iron. birdies the hole in route to a 68. has the lead after three rounds. >> at 6:00 p.m., landon donovan talks about not making the u.s. national team. he is not happy. hope to see you then. >> spider-man can catch thieves just like live ins, and he does windows, too. the story >>> coming up at 6:00. the very latest on the deadly shooting near uc santa barbara, including what we just learned about a bay area teen who survived the attack new hampshire details just into the newsroom. >> the dispatch calls officers made as they frantically tried to respond to the chaos and we're waiting to hear more on a news conference. we'll be having that on our web site as soon as that happens. we'll also look at another deadly incident at ucsb from more than a decade ago with eerie similarities. that's at 6:00. >>> sometimes even

dawson knocks it down. the legend. tom watson. tied for sixth at 3-under. bernhard langer. long birdie on 11. nothing but net. all alone at 6-under and all chasing colin montgomery, on 11. sticks it, birdies the hole. in route to a 68. has the lead after three rounds at 7-under par. this sports report brought to you by orchard supply hardware. nba and nhl playoffs and giants and twins tonight. why was that so funny, the same app? >> totally serious. thank you so much. coming up next at 6:00, why fast-food joint ashby's plans to set a record showing a commercial that it is, get this, 13 hours long. >> we have a brand new web site. check out the new abc7news.com. it will now adjust automatically to fit your screen. more videos and stories where you live. it's >>> join me tonight at 9:00 on kofy tv. a kid is caught smoking pot at school. maybe not shocking until you hear the child's age. then at 11:00, the very latest on the shooting near uc santa barbara. the bizarre ramblings of the shooter at 9:00 and 11:00. >>> by the end of the day arby's could set a record for the longes

doug dawson. i want to be very clear as well here. spokesman for the nfl has said the league has not yet seen this lawsuit. and so at this point, the nfl says it cannot comment. but we will continue to watch for any kind of comment and see where the case goes. i want to turn to another legal case drawing attention. it involves this song. i'm sure you've heard it. have a listen. ♪ i'm happy ♪ clap along with me if you feel like a room without a roof ♪ ♪ because i'm happy >> i want to be in one of those videos myself. it's so contagious. it's the song "happy" by pharrell williams. a version of this video that was made in iran apparently is not making the authorities there happy at all. they've gone so far as to arrest six people. and then paraded them on television after they made a video with the song. just dancing. we're going to show you the video that got them into trouble. and wait until you hear why the authorities tracked them down. how did we do it last time? i don't know... i forget. hello, neighbors. hey, scott... perfect timi

dawson knocks it down. the legend. tom watson. tied for sixth at 3-under. bernhard langer.g birdie on 11. nothing but net. all alone at 6-under and all chasing colin montgomery, on 11. sticks it, birdies the hole. in route to a 68. has the lead after three rounds at 7-under par. this sports report brought to you by orchard supply hardware. nba and nhl playoffs and giants and twins tonight. why was that so funny, the same app? >> totally serious. thank you so much. ming up next at 6:00, why fast-food joint ashby's plans to set a record showing a commercial that it is, get this, 13 hours long. >> we have a brand new web site. check out the new abc7news.com. it will now adjust automatically to fit your screen. more videos and stories where more videos and stories where you ithe part of us that a littwants to play,on. wants to be mischievous, wants to run free, all you have to do is let it out. find your inner minion only at the despicable me minion mayhem ride at universal studios hollywood. >>> join me tonight at 9:00 on kofy tv. a kid is caught smoking pot at school. maybe n

dawson also gives president -- putin agives president lift. >> the two sides fought several years agout now they are friends. to feel that growing friendship, the big deal the countries have ever cut. china will buy hundreds of billions of dollars worth of gas. they celebrated. vladimir cute and delighted. lookedimir putin delighted. the bargaining has taken 10 years. the leaders met at the security summit in shanghai. both china and russia feel under increasing pressure from the west and it might be the final nudge to do their deal. the two sides share common interests. china needs to secure new sources of energy to be sure it can power its growing economy. notminder that they would -- that they want clean fuel. >> this benefits because they need to abide. we have an economic partnership. >> the deal will not affect russia's energy supplies to europe. this will come from new fields in siberia. the pipelines have to be built. it will take three years at least. of all thatolism matters. president cute and leaves here with a significant deal in his pocket. is worth more than money. the

that's today's global outlook and i'm john dawson.t of china, 48.1, the take on manufacturing. , talking about the difference in the convergence with the official numbers. >> economy is suffering from relatively weak momentum. it is suffering the problem of excess capacity. >> reflected when we see these factory gate prices as well. >> it has been below zero for a long time. >> substantially below as well. why does that not translate into more practice in the economy? that is also why the new leaders , it is less from the investment. >> this is from the eight-month low that we had at -2.3%. >> it is mostly because of the basic facts. they wentld argue from bad to worse. >> month over month rate is probably still negative. this deflationary pressure is still there. it's going to be there for quite some time i'll china transforms itself. about the beijing authority going to start pumping more liquidity in the system, injecting capital as well but they are already doing that, aren't they? theolving the problem with same approach as befor

legend bill dawson the start of the billions spent on a study of its lasting legacy will be one of the victim and higher rents a legacy of making it difficult to secure your own price. many of these people say building the new stadium has driven real estate prices and rents have gone up about post as low income families one star power struggles to fill its hotel rooms for the world cup. these probably say that not leaving the house anytime soon. hamas vice president has won the presidency of the standing of the opposition candidates on how to spend an hour of the center right candidate the party has been declared the winner by the contested act to commit tee. but it took credit for outgoing president of the mountain of these policies will begin the new government. zai grace has doors to new state run broke up to three places previous essay the ot called the new greek radio internet tv or net short the chemistry on sunday evening. the abrupt closure of the arts he goes to the spot of government austerity measures caused a national outcry. i took about two full enough to suspend its stru

allocated damascus before the sudden explosion of an aircraft can be heads in a second clips filmed in dawson a people can be seen pointing in the sky shortly followed by massive explosion in the town. not to miss my pc and rising into the sky the civil war syria has been raging for three years now. i knew. the first all right but camille will be looking up the rest of the day sydney's plastic capsule inside of them that even experienced is dangerously real estate. i know. i knew it. the cheer i sneeze i simply don't run short delays made headlines we will sell in school till it's chilling message her but her out to nigerian president has told find the children shot down a list of the items for ukrainian soldiers killed an army helicopter shot down by progression into this question from twenty first century way. why this castle in spain is playing host to the medieval combat world championships. i am. now is the world's longest serving monarch going to the throne in nineteen fifty and he spoke with so many in this country. the diesel publish a list of dogs. thailand's anti six year old king h

>> she needs a kiss from richard dawson. she would have been just fine. >> just got nervous. i understand. >> it happens to the best of us. watch the next two minutes, never know what might happen. >>> here's a peek outside, visibility down, drizzle, a little taste of summer. there's a front moving through, no widespread rainfall but lots of drizzle and heavier showers in the sacramento and san joaquin river valleys heading into and up the sierra. we will miss most of the rainfall, but we had some rain this evening, especially those of you in the north bay. 115-inch in kentfield and when you've got .1-inch -- .15-inch in kentfield and when you've got .1-inch and widespread thunderstorms from medford, oregon up to the washington/canada border, but we're on the trailing edge of this and the storm is too far away to give us a dent in the drought we could use. a couple showers possible overnight tonight perhaps while you're driving to work tomorrow as that low moves out, but once it's gone the rain chance is gone for a while. there's a huge area of high pressure moving in, going

i am john dawson. we are "on the move." growing anger.efy the military as kiev approves the coup. opening up a new front. china relaxes the rules. the nba. reports of yao ming looking at the l.a. clippers. bangkok.0 a.m. in leaders are set to name an interim prime minister. crull rising tensions in the streets? that is a big question. things were a bit tense. understand it was a weekend of protests and bangkok. samear yet whether the number of protesters are out in the streets. as tomato that 2000 people were a the monument area met by heavy presence. -- it was estimated that 2000 people were in the monument area met by a heavy presence. we know there was no loss of life. they are wary about thailand especially after the commander the democratic institution in the country and fors the junta extra leeway new rules that are favorable to the military. today, we have many developments. the royal command and he is likely to name the whichm prime minister needs the approval of the monarchy. today he is also expected to receive the endorsement b

the dawson joins me with latest on the european situation. midmorning. >-- good morning. >> good morning. they are going to end it. that is encouraging. the general finance minister said this, the confluence of financial markets has returned. portugal returned to financing itself in an aggressive manner. germany is engineering all of this. the german finance minister has been encouraging. year bonde to the 10 yield itself. that was may 2. the lowest since 2006. it was 18%. it shows you where it comes from. moody still has a junk rating on this. that may change or not. they guess is a 10 year bond. this is what he well flagged. pretty well flagged. here is the time to do this. the government has decided that we will exit the bailout program without requesting for any precautionary loans. after a long consideration of all pros and cons, we concluded this is the right choice at the right time. >> ireland in december had this back in 2010. 5 billion euros actually pulled out of this. the spanish had a bank issue. it had ireland, spain, portugal.

. >> john dawson, burger dive, three weeks on main street. >> reporter: what did the missouri star quilt company do for you? >> they provided the building that we lease from them and financed us to get the business started and running. >> reporter: and with lines out the door, the demand for burgers, fries and shakes in hamilton is there. >> people are coming in making milk shakes. >> yeah, we sold over 500 milk shakes in our first week. >> reporter: a remarkable change for the sleepy town of hamilton where the chamber of commerce just started up again after years of inactivity and their local mail truck can no longer manage the package pickup at missouri star unless they make several trips a day cramming packages into the small truck on each visit. >> reporter: is there a ripple effect from the success of the missouri star quilt company? >> one of them is i can think of this year's bank's christmas party, typically we travel out of town and held that at the restaurant. this year because of the retreat center, they have a large banquet area. we're able to feedback into the community. >>

. >> john dawson, j.'s burger dive three weeks on main street. >> would it have been possible for you to open this restaurant without the missouri star quilt company? >> no. >> what did they do for you? >> they provided a building that we lease from them. and finances to get the business started and running >> and with lines out the door, the demand for burgers, fries and shakes in hamilton is clearly there. it is crazy. it's 34 degrees out there and people are coming and making milkshakes. >> yeah. we sold over 500 milkshakes in our first week. >> a remarkable change for the sleepy town of hamilton where the chamber of commerce just started up again after years of inactivity. and their local mail truck can no longer manage the package pickup at missouri star. unless they make several trips a day. cramming packages into the small truck on each visit. is there a ripple effect from the success of the missouri star book company? >> one instance i can think of is this year the bank's christmas party. typically

they've been upgrading their defense forces to counter any external risks political blogger ryan dawson told me earlier that a slight miscalculation could lead to an armed conflict. well he sold it to the public was to bolster security for smaller states such as vietnam and the philippines and what his real concerns are not to help them with their own border disputes when you really look at it it's all about weapons sales and arms shipments they already shipped ten patrol ships to promise to the philippines three have been delivered and there's anymore to vietnam and also to indonesia. and his party and the unity party under it have been talking about amending the constitution of japan article nine which already is being ignored greatly because japan's defense force is definitely in militaries the sixth largest military expenditure in the world they have a huge navy huge air force but they have been prevented from selling our immense and joining in conflicts such as in afghanistan or iraq for the u.s. they can sell patrol ships and coast guard type vessels but not what he really wants t

jonathan dawson came to this city over 20 years ago as a journalist and he never left.istant from burroughs' fantasy. cake and tea at 4:00 every day served by his man servant. he may not have a gazelle, but a pet rooster will do. and every day he makes the rounds of the cafes, seeing all the old faces, ending up sooner or later here. >> this is the petit socco? >> this is the petit socco. yes. it existed in venetian times, existed in roman times, in the portuguese times and the english were here for 22 years and then the international city until 1956, now here. very historic square. very historic. >> as a writer, i've noticed everybody who comes here to do the article does the same article. >> it is so damn boring. they're all the beat generation and there are lots of other stories in morocco apart from that, but everyone likes the beats. bill burroughs, tennessee williams, they were all here, but that's a small part of the moroccan history. that's a 15-year page. there was a life before that and a life after that. you're here. >> yeah. it was inevitable. let's pretend

jonathan dawson came to this city over 20 years ago as a journalist and he never left.istant from burroughs' fantasy. cake and tea at 4:00 every day served by his man servant. he may not have a gazelle, but a pet rooster will do. and every day he makes the rounds of the cafes, seeing all the old faces, ending up sooner or later here. >> this is the petit socco? >> this is the petit socco. yes. it existed in venetian times, existed in roman times, in the portuguese times and the english were here for 22 years and then the international city until 1956, now here. very historic square. very historic. >> as a writer, i've noticed everybody who comes here to do the article does the same article. >> it is so damn boring. they're all the beat generation and there are lots of other stories in morocco apart from that, but everyone likes the beats. bill burroughs, tennessee williams, they were all here, but that's a small part of the moroccan history. that's a 15-year page. there was a life before that and a life after that. you're here. >> yeah. it was inevitable. let's pretend

the truth that it used to be used or abused or inverted in order to quote send a message to senator dawsons isn't the first time the white house went from the truth. the administration had a direct hand in the cia talking point susan rice was given since she appeared at the sunday shows and blamed a benghazi attack on a video instead of terrorists. >> brand new evidence of scandal at a va hospital. this time in durham, north carolina. two workers there have been suspended. doug luzader following the new development for us. he is in washington, d.c. good morning, doug. >> this is more evidence this is no the just a singular event it is a systemic problem in the va. it is beginning with the one in phoenix now involving a va center in durham in north carolina. it is a problem that appears to be growing. >> this is massive. i think that we areing with to find out is that it goes keeper. you see employees more this had in protecting their jobs than protecting vet vans that utilize their services. people that have gone without cancer screening. there are allegations some were put on secret waiti

six years later dawson's creek completed a guy kiss only it turned out the kissee was taken. perhaps the oddest case was the first one in 1896. they weren't brad and angelina as they whispered sweet nothings. and then there were all those husbands and wives sleeping in single beds. you don't count nonhumans like the flintstones. it wasn't until "bewitched" that a wide audience saw married people sleeping together. in 1947 there was a sitcom called mary kay and johnny that featured a double bed. we couldn't find any episodes to show you. what about the first swear word on tv? once again, it was "star trek." boldly swore as no man had sworn before. >> get the hell out of there. >> reporter: even showing a flushing toilet was taboo until "psycho" in 1960 when marion was permitted to flush her notes down. fodder in the shower. no problem. what would fred flintstone say? yabba dabba taboo. jeanne moos, cnn, new york. >>> do you remember when barbara eden had to fill in her bellybutton in "i dream of jeane." cbs wouldn't let her show that. >> i remember. >> let's check the weather

like my dad -- like it's "dawson's creek" and my dad goes through the window. [ cheers and applause ] how you doing? no. anyways, we got thousands of tweets. in fact, within 15 minutes it was a trending topic in the united states. so thank you. we love you guys. [ cheers and applause ] thank you so much for doing that. it makes it so, so fun. tonight i thought i'd share some of my favorite "my weird neighbor" tweets from you guys. the first one is from @alexaleigh. she says, "i sing in my apartment all the time, and occasionally i hear my neighbor singing along with me." [ laughter ] yeah, that's a little bit too close. yeah. two part harmony. this one's from @bigjoeonthego. he says, "my neighbor used to steal my paper, read it, then knock on my door to distract me while his wife put the paper back." [ laughter ] saves 50 cents. this one is from @vanillathunda98. [ laughter ] >> steve: who was that again? >> jimmy: vanilla thunda. >> steve: thunda. 99? >> jimmy: 98. >> steve: not 97? >> jimmy: no, vintage. he says, "the name of my neighbor's wifi network is 'ice cream butt cheeks.'" [

. >> i'm john dawson. we are "on the move." wins royalcoup approval, but protests grow.er. it's only battling microsoft again as china relaxes the rules. success. taste of the chocolate billionaire claiming victory in ukraine. arethai military leaders set to name an interim leader today to

we're betting richard dawson would still like her. get your buzzer ready.el show you how it played out. "piles of money" coming up. my dad has aor afib.brillation, he has the most common kind... ...it's not caused by a heart valve problem. dad, it says your afib puts you at 5 times greater risk of a stroke. that's why i take my warfarin every day. but it looks like maybe we should ask your doctor about pradaxa. in a clinical trial, pradaxa® (dabiga.. ...was proven superior to warfarin at reducing the risk of stroke. and unlike warfarin, with no regular blood tests or dietary restrictions. hey thanks for calling my doctor. sure. pradaxa is not for people with artificial heart valves. don't stop taking pradaxa without talking to your doctor. stopping increases your risk of stroke. ask your doctor if you need to stop pradaxa before surgery or a medical or dental procedure. pradaxa can cause serious, sometimes fatal, bleeding. don't take pradaxa if you have abnormal bleeding or have had a heart valve replaced. seek immediate medical care for unexpected signs of

i want to talk about all of this with retired nfl offensive lineman doug dawson who joins me from houstonned by the host of cnn'. the reaction to the tweets was swift. the nfl did not wait. they brought the hammer down. >> the miami dolphins organization did, absolutely. this is their right. he can speak whatever he wants. you know the expression, you don't have to go home but you can't stay here. but not as a member of our team, representative of our team. they've suspended him. they've ordered him to get some counseling. they have every right to do that. on that same twitter account, jones identifies himself as a member of the miami dolphins before he even says where he was born. the picture of him on that twitter panel is him in a dolphins uniform. let's face it, this is a team that has gotten itself into trouble in the past year. they have the jonathan martin/richie incognito scandal. they don't want to be the face of homophobia in the nfl. >> fascinating how quickly it happened and what it says about teams today, since this is such a watershed moment. doug, weigh in as a player, with

. >> katon dawson, the other thing that seems to be happening here is money is being raised off of this addition to the "i" word for the base of the party. i have e-mails from moving america forward, which is a group of former military people who it's headlined hillary, on benghazi, and you can donate money. and another e-mail that's in my inbox right now saying i demand, and we want you to sign a petition demanding hillary clinton testify. and asking you to please give a contribution to this pact. money is being raised by this. and the committee that's pushing it, accuracy in media citizenship in benghazi, includes berthers, allen west, who, again, has a pact raising money on this, it includes anti-muslim activists. are you comfortable with that being the basis of your party's inquiry into a very solemn and serious event that resulted in four deaths? >> i'm certainly not comfortable with any of that. and really, it's not our party who's out there raising money. we can't control these people on the internet. allen west had eight different sort of super pacts raising money that didn't he

"dawsons creek" almost had a kiss but the kissee was taken.ne of on film in 1896. they weren't brad and angelina. their nibbling technique is bunny eating raspberries. husbands and wives sleeping in separate beds. it wasn't until "bewitched" in a wide audience they saw married people sleeping together. in 1947 there was a sitcom called "mary and johnny." the first swear word on tv, "star trek" boldly swore as no man had swore before. even showing a flushing toilet was a taboo until "psycho" in 1960. slaughter in the shower no problem but a gurgling toilet was harder to sell. just think in a few years current taboos will seem prehistory. jeanne moos, cnn, new york. >>> and anderson starts now. >>> good evening, everyone. tonight at 360 exclusive for the first time since he was banned from the nba for making racist comments donald sterling speaks out. i sat down with the embattled clippers owner in his home for a no holds interview. there was no pr entourage telling him what to say or stop. we spoke for about an hour and 20 minutes and for the f

indicateden dawson, of course, of the south carolina gop and gop strategist, and josh crashour.ou for being here. >> thank you. >>> up next, the u.s. is now trooil trying to help the nigerian government find 276 kidnapped school girl. melissa harris perry will be here on that shocking story. her long day on set starts with shoulder pain... ...and a choice take 6 tylenol in a day which is 2 aleve for... ...all day relief. hmm. [bell ring] "roll sound!" "action!" ameriprise asked people a simple question: can you keep your lifestyle in retirement? i don't want to think about the alternative. i don't even know how to answer that. i mean, no one knows how long their money is going to last. i try not to worry, but you worry. what happens when your paychecks stop? because everyone has retirement questions. ameriprise created the exclusive confident retirement approach. to get the real answers you need. start building your confident retirement today. i travel a lot for business, and it's hard to leave these two. mom! my llama smells like you. i use tide plus febreze in the wash. it kee

unfortunately, dawson never made it home. he was killed in battle the following year.mptoms of homesickness most common were fevers, rapid pulses, dysentery was often associated with the disease. heart palpitations, throbbing arteries. all of these are listed as well no correlate of the condition. they could get so that people could die the condition as a result during the civil war, both armies were known to discharged soldiers if they were truly homesick because the only cure for homesickness must return somebody home. failing that, you like get furlough homes, temporarily recovered. all sorts of interesting regulations like army bands were forbidden to play home sweet home because they were worried the sun would make soldiers passout or weep uncontrollably. today we would say they are not suffering from homesickness. they probably have dysentery and depression is exacerbating the condition. in the 19th century, that mind-body distinction wasn't quite as well fleshed out and people believed the psychological condition could have bistro physical consequences. there lo

i am john dawson. we are "on the move." a threat to peace. cautious on thailand.from corporate japan. shares rebounding reassuring comments from malaysia airlines. tensions in the disputed waters and south sea. chinese vessel sank a vietnamese fishing boat. quite a surprise. >> there have been tensions. we all know that. and oil rig. as we all know, violent protests across vietnam. what we had over the past half an hour, hour and a half or rather, the chinese rig. nautical miles7 off the oil rig. a chinese vessel rammed into a fishing boat carrying 10 people. it immediately sunk. 10 people were rescued. reportsrms the earlier from a vietnamese newspaper. let me read part of it. early this morning a bit is me was -- vietnamese ship first encircled by 40 chinese and subsequently round. we got confirmation from vietnam by the for ministry put out a statement. begun find it on their website. the spokesperson said it sank and it was rammed by a chinese boat. it took place at four clock p.m. yesterday. the's what we have for moment. not a lot of details but all we need.

. >> somewhere richard dawson is rolling in his grave. >> brian!his video? wind so strong in central kansas, a train right off the tracks. nobody was hurt thankfully. but the storm is now on the move. maria molina is outside with her gust buster umbrella. >> that's right. my gust buster umbrella. we're not expecting strong winds across parts of northeast, but we are dooling with some rain and showers that will linger across this area not just today, but over the next several days. i want to take you farther west. look at some of these currents temperatures across parts of the plains. still early in the morning and dallas and kansas city, you're in the 70. in chicago, this is your current temperature as we head out the door, 68 degrees. very mild out there. that's a bad sign because that means that as the storm system heads into this area, it will have the fuel to fire up showers and thunderstorms. we do have the potential for severe weather coming up later today across parts of texas, up into wisconsin and minnesota. that area shaded in red right t

. >> john dawson, thank you so much, from hong kong.ince 1906 radio has filled the airwaves with news, traffic, talk, and music. the industry is facing its toughest challenge, competing with the digital and streaming options. even with all of the options, radio has continued to be the cockroach of media. radio has survived everything, from a track to itunes. so far, an onslaught of streaming music startups. the industry says 92% of americans tune in at least once a week, unchanged since 1970. >> we are the breakfast club, good morning! >> clear channel owns 835 stations in the u.s., and his edge comes from knowing the audience. dumb you think we are so that we would pay hundreds of millions a dollar per year for program radio stations versus playing music if that worked? why pay an announcer $10 million per year? because it's worth it. >> do you ever look at yourself naked in the mirror? >> nationally recognized personalities are not the only radio plan. the admin is doubling down on award shows and parties. jockeysow hear the disc as a

bill: dawson appeared with megyn and what he said in part is it's difficult for people on the sanctity of life movement to understand how they feel. he said people of faith and people of conscience are going to have to go along with it and be a part of it. what he's saying is the wythe house is saying it doesn't matter what your position is you will have to live with it. >> sit down and shut up is what we hear on a lot of things. and also we see it on the issue of life. gallup has seen a lot of change on the issue of abortion. again, that is not necessarily to say that this was the appropriate time to discuss it. but this is a man who made it his life's mission to cuss it. the fact that we are acting shocked this is a moment he has taken to make his case i think is -- how, i will point out, president obama in the past has disrespected this event. the end of the tradition of having it at the white house, he doesn't even send these events. he sends a proclamation. bill: dobson is saying this take it or leave it attitude, is that the type of thing that gets the grassroots movement fired u

dawson has already sent in his first essay, which is fantastic.re all of these voices. -- there are all of these voices. there is nothing to say that youtube isn't the place where stories can originate. >> is this also a way for you to find a new audience? youtube enthusiasts might not be at barnes & noble. is this a way to get them in the store? >> absolutely. it keeps books in the cultural conversation. it allows people -- youtubers to interact with their fans, which they don't now in a physical form. it is all through the screen. >> what are your expectations for this initiative? how many books could you sell? >> i don't know. you could sell as little as 10,000. i published a book -- >> 10,000 isn't bad for a hardcover. >> then you can go from there. it is a global initiative. i published a book called "the weret" some years ago and have sold nearly 30 million copies of that worldwide. it can be done if you get the right cultural touch points and if you can communicate it. >> how do you market to these people? is the marketing done over youtube

earlier today i had the pleasure judge will dawson, and he said that he -- you your goals tot set a steady path for your future. goals orlan out your was a spontaneous? -- was it spontaneous? pleasure doing this program. back in high school steve was not exactly a morning person. quite frequently he would fall asleep on my shoulder as we were riding to school in this teeny little honda. this was a lot more fun and waking him up and saying set up. car i ams in that scared to say how many years ago. would moveea that i to new york and become a partner that i would argue a case before the supreme court. it is impossible to plan your life that way. the one thing i learned in the lesson that was taught to me by my parents and it is true is that you have to take opportunities when they come your way. because you cannot plan life, you cannot plan when opportunities come your way. when someone like edie windsor comes into your life the answer is to say of course i will take on your case and i will do it for free, pro bono. you have to trust yourself and e theinstincts and lik advice gave me, that

sherry lynn dawson teaches her students cpr and how to use a defibrillator because her father sufferedpected to make a full recovery. what an incredible story. >> cool he was paying attention when the teacher was talking. >> apparently he was like should i get the defibrillator. he couldn't wait to spring in to action and he did. >> these are the kinds of things the universe just kind of works its magic. who would have thought, right? nobody else in the room knew what to do but this 10-year-old just learned to do this. he sprung in to action. that's awesome. >> good for him. >>> we move on to birthday wishes this morning here on "world news now" and because they are for a special lady this is our favorite story of the day. >> happy, happy, happy birthday to jeralean talley of michigan. she happens to be the oldest living american. amazingly she is turning 115 years old today. >> that is something. >> that is not a typo. >> she has been the oldest living american since she was 113. we're told by the experts she is just the 31st person ever to turn 115 years old. congratulations to her.

my question today is -- earlier today, i had the pleasure of talking to judge dawson and he said that you should really plan out your goals to set a steady path for your future. i was wondering if you plan out your goals or was it was -- or if it was spontaneous? [laughter] >> let me begin by saying it is a pleasure doing this with steve. he mentioned the rights we took to -- rides we took the high school but back in the day, steve was not a morning person. he would fall asleep on my shoulder on this teeny honda. this is a lot more fun than waking him up and saying steve, set up. when i was riding in that car, i obviously had no idea that i would move to new york, become a partner of paul weiss, that i would ever argue a court in the supreme court's or that it would be a case like windsor. it is impossible to plan your life like that and if someone tells you otherwise, don't listen. on the other hand, the one thing i learned from my parents and it is true, and that is you have to take opportunities when they come your way. you cannot plan when opportunities come your way. when someone

but as much as i'd love to talk baseball all day -- and with a chicago legend, andre dawson, the "hawk," here today, it's hard not to want to talk baseball all day long -- i'm actually here to talk about jobs -- good, middle-class jobs. and believe it or not, places like this institution, the hall of fame, have something to do with jobs and economic growth. it's been about five and a half years since the worst economic crisis of our lifetimes hit. and thanks to the grit and determination of the american people, we've been steadily fighting our way back. over the last four years, our businesses have created 9.2 million new jobs. we had an auto industry that was flat-lining; it's come roaring back. a manufacturing sector that had lost about one-third of its jobs in the last decade is now adding jobs for the first time since the 1990s. and rather than create jobs in other countries, more and more companies are recognizing that it makes sense to invest right here in america. we've got great workers. we've got the largest market in the world. we've got a whole bunch of stuff going for us an

the first block is dawson plays which is close to military version to an interdisciplinary coalitionmodel, have extraordinary and dedicated teams of people working together to bring into one location the different strands of effective response of sexual assault from the victim advocate, the sane or the safe, the special victim council in the military that is, not in the civil sector. investigator, prosecutor and the victim witness liaison who serve as a guide through the process of prosecution for the victim. the other models we saw or listed. in philadelphia and in austin, texas. we visited those locations, talked about how they set this up. arlington, virginia, and fort hood and marine corp. is quantico about the co-location. we didn't recommend that collocation happen everywhere being aware of what the challenges of that could be. imagine more about this later but let me walk to the rest of these, few more recommendation applause for questions. this is about special victim prosecution, specially trained prosecutors. we want to make sure the trading continues to make sure with spec

my question today is -- earlier today, i had the pleasure of talking to judge dawson and he said that you should really plan out your goals to set a steady path for your future. i was wondering if you plan out your goals or was it was -- or if it was spontaneous? [laughter] >> let me begin by saying it is a pleasure doing this with steve. he mentioned the rights we took to -- rides we took the high school but back in the day, steve was not a morning person. he would fall asleep on my shoulder on this teeny honda. this is a lot more fun than waking him up and saying steve, set up. when i was riding in that car, i obviously had no idea that i would move to new york, become a partner of paul weiss, that i would ever argue a court in the supreme court's or that it would be a case like windsor. it is impossible to plan your life like that and if someone tells you otherwise, don't listen. on the other hand, the one thing i learned from my parents and it is true, and that is you have to take opportunities when they come your way. you cannot plan when opportunities come your way. when someone

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but as much as i would love to start baseball day and with a chicago legend, andre dawson, the hawk here today, it is hard not to want to talk baseball all of a long. i am here to talk about jobs. good, middle-class jobs. believe it or not places like this institution, all fan is trying to do with jobs and economic growth. from what we have been steadily fighting our way back. over the last four years our business has created over 9 million new jobs. we have an auto industry that was flat line in and has come right back. in manufacturing sector that has lost about one-third of its jobs in the last decade and is now adding jobs in the first time since the 1990's. rather than create jobs in other countries, more and more companies are recognizing that it makes sense to invest right here in america. we have great workers, the largest market in the world, all bunch of stuff and are starting to see in sourcing rather than outsourcing. we have made progress. but here's the thing. to many americans are still working harder than ever. create more jobs that pay a good wage. we should be making it

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