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sgr >> alec wants to or dennis rodman?rd he's in russia, too. >> alec baldwin made allegedly a homophobic comment over twitter. he works for the parent comment of bravo. he still has a job. any consequences? >> i would like to associate my comments with my colleague. >> generally speaking, i love the baldwins although alec has anger management issues. but i did love billy baldwin. >> you just like firemen. >> so sue me. >> a group of guys came up on the upper east side and they would try to get to buildly right around the time of back draft and the miami -- >> oh, right.ildly right around the time of back draft and the miami -- >> oh, right.ly right around the time of back draft and the miami -- >> oh, right. fight started and as soon as the cops started to come, he was gone. >> the fire department is always there when you need them. i got rescued in ady l dilapida thing. i made toast and the whole thing caught on fire and we had -- swear to god, it was on an automatic alarm. they came running in. and they invited me to th

. >>> dennis rodman practically banks on receiving the peace award that gandhi john paul ii failed to win. >>> and in the zimmerman trial, a possible momentum shift. >>> the defense in george zimmerman's murder trial contends he shot trayvon martin in self defense after his head was repeatedly slammed into the sidewalk. this afternoon, a medical examiner's testimony for prosecutors cast doubt on that. phil keating has been following the story in sanford, florida. good evening, phil. >> reporter: good evening, shannon. cot ended abruptly this afternoon after defense objections to the state's evidence presentation. prosecutors want to enter for the jury to see criminal law textbooks studied by george zimmerman to show that he knew well florida stand your ground self defense law and how to use it to his benefit if he shot someone. earlier today, testimony by jacksonville, florida medical examiner valerie rao, whose opinion was that george zimmerman's life never was in danger, and his injuries were, quote, insignificant. dr. rao didn't examine zimmerman in person but studied photographs o

dennis rodman goes to north korea.e wants the nobel peace prize. >>> i hope in egypt they can keep the peace. overnight developments from cairo and a live report. this is the july 3rd edition of "way too early." >>> i have my patriotic tie on today. i actually first wore this in honor of the late great mark haynes from cnbc when he passed away. of course, everyone getting prepped. they're already prepped for their holiday tomorrow. we want to begin with some pretty big news overseas. egypt where we are another day closer to boiling over there. 23 people are reported dead and president muhammad morsi is vowing last night not to resign while pledging to protect his constitutional legitimacy with his life if need be. he is at odds with his own military which has set a new deadline for a deal today. if no agreement is reached, the army will suspend the country's constitution and dissolve the parliament. all of this as hundreds of thousands descend once more on tahrir square spelling out their messages to morsi in

so dennis rodman wants his nobel prize.d basketball star, self-styled international diplomat tells "sports illustrated" that he did important work when he went to north korea and met with kim jong-un. rodman says keepinging us safe is not my job. it's the president's job. he goes on to say, i'll tell you this, if i don't finish in the top three for the nobel peace prize, something is seriously wrong. really, mr. rodman? he thinks that the president and kim jong-un can be friends. he said that the leader just wants to talk to the president, apparently about basketball. >> it was a story that was unreal when i first heard about it, and it's now. >>> let's take a look at what's coming up on "new day" with earthlings chris cuomo. >> all the pundits and legal lookers, we're saying the prosecution has blown the case, yesterday, we'll show you why there's a fortune. we have our legal experts here. >> a sea change. >>> growing outrage, after a 19-year-old man is jailed for apparently joking on facebook about a school shooting. apri

dennis rodman? not really, but he says he deserves to win it. "sports illustrated" he should win the nobel prize because of his friendship with kim jung un, saying he single handedly prevented world war iii. a portrait in courage. he tells the magazine, my mission is to break the ice between hostile countries, why it's been left to me to shooth things over, i don't know. dennis rodman, of all people. keeping us safe is not really my job. no, it really isn't. rodman goes in to say he should be in the top three for the peace prize. dewatch a basketball game and have sushi, we're not sure he qualifies. what do you think? rodman deserve it or out of his mind? gretawire.com and tell us. back in two. >>> this is a fox news alert. fireworks in cairo tonight. hundreds of thousands of egyptians celebrating in the streets as military outsts president morsi. morsi's supporters also taking to the streets. we have the latest from cairo. >> reporter: the sun beginning to come up on a new day in egypt. the party still going on behind me in tahrir square. endle

hey, dennis rodman said something -- i want to talk about dennis rodman.nis rodman said something dumb, which i know that is surprising. he told "sports illustrated" that he believes he should be nominated for a peace prize. you remember he went on an unsanctioned trip to north korea to see kim jong-un, who he called a friend for life. apparently, you have to be married to carmen elektra for at least two weeks. they only lasted nine days is that sad or what? he actually said "my mission in life is to break the ice between hostile countries." it seems like the mission is to put as many pieces of metals in your face as possible. but he's serious about it. he told "sports illustrated" if i don't finish in the top three for the nobel prize, something is seriously wrong. just give him one of those fake oscar statuettes they sell with the nobel on it sharpee. i'm pretty sure he won't know the difference. this next clip is from france, and i don't know that i've ever been more envious. a guy works at a restaurant there, makes a regular habit of scaring the crap o

dennis rodman? not really, but he says he deserves to win it.sports illustrated" he should win the nobel prize because of his friendship with kim jung un, saying he single handedly prevented world war iii. a portrait in courage. he tells the magazine, my mission is to break the ice between hostile countries, why it's been left to me to shooth things over, i don't know. dennis rodman, of all people. keeping us safe is not really my job. no, it really isn't. rodman goes in to say he should be in the top three for the peace prize. dewatch a basketball game and ♪ take me into your darkest hour ♪ ♪ and i'll never desert you ♪ ♪ i'll stand by you yeaaaah! yeah. so that's our loyalty program. you're automatically enrolled, and the longer you stay, the more rewards you get. great! oh! ♪ i'll stand by you ♪ won't let nobody hurt you ♪ isn't there a simpler way to explain the loyalty program? yes. standing by you from day one. now, that's progressive. >> fireworks in cairo, hundreds of thousands of egyptians in the streets as they oust president morsi, de

i think you sort of approved dennis rodman. i wish it was michael jordan. it would be easier for us to relate to him. i'm all for the kind of things you mentioned. more sports, more unorthodox kind of things. bring them out of their isolation because by bringing them out of their isolation they will more clearly realize it is in their own interests to change. that is how you get at the gulag. in my early days in the cia eight countries we would bring around regime change. number one was iran. we're still paying consequences from that. second was guatemala. that created genocide in that state. the third was cuba. i think to change a regime to help it change itself because it realize it is needs to change and that will only become as they become closer and more clearly oriented to the outside world. >> and, john, i don't want everybody to leave with a view that this is an intractable, impossible problem. and bit way in politics, there is sometimes problems that you can't resolve. i'm not getting into that but but i see a little light at the end of the tunnel.

dennis rodman. >> say no more. >> yeah, dennis rodman.re, interview to "sports illustrated" where are they now. essentially he says he deserves, a nobel peace prize. if he doesn't get it something is seriously wrong. his mission is to break the ice between hostile countries. why it has been left to me to smooth things over, i don't know. keeping things safe is not my job, listen to this, it's the black guy's job, referring to president obama, if i don't finish in the top three for the next peace prize. something is seriously wrong. in the eyes of this delusional man he says he is fifth most identifiable, after god, jesus, mohamed ali, and barack obama. >> got to put michael jordan in there. mohamed ali, and b obama. >> got to put jourdain there. ♪ baby love my baby love why must ♪ >>> finally this half-hour, best indication yet that they are really, really looking forward to the arrival of the next royal. >> kate due to give birth any day now. and some are speculating about what the heir to the throne will look like later in life. here's

one of the best is ed who says he would like to see dennis rodman rapping with kim jong-un.

rodman. just because i'm thinking about it right now, you talk about, you've mentioned dennis, of course, in the text. but what were you thinking when rodman made his journey over to north korea? >> good, we got somebody in there can speak the language. [laughter] tavis: i was like, "i wonder what phil jackson's thinking about this moment?" dennis rodman as an ambassador. >> oh, my goodness, and dennis's verbal skills are limited. you know, he only rarely talks. tavis: [laughter] >> but, obviously, they had great communication, and here we are, we've got somebody in there, an american in there, that was an ambassador. now we've got to send him to iran and see what happens there. tavis: yeah. [laughter] i have always believed that we are who we are because somebody loved us. somebody loved us, and that's how we became who we are. so i'm always fascinated by people's back story, particularly where their parents are concerned. tell me about charles and elizabeth jackson. >> my parents were -- had a marriage of passion, and the passion was about their religious beliefs. they were both immigrant f

dennis rodman winning the nobel peace prize. endorsement deal with mcdonald's. >> or catching four foul balls in a game is as likely as eric schultz doing twitter again this week. >> one more time. >> we'll give you another chance. thank you very much. "morning joe," starts right now. ♪ >>> this protest, this is a show of strength but it's also a show of solidarity with the family. because last night, what happened, was a complete disrespect to them and we want to show love and respect to them. >> it's unacceptable and if we don't speak up nobody is going to listen. >> we refuse to accept a declaration of open season on black and latino youth which is what this verdict in florida represents. >> i can't put into words the sadness, the emotion, the anger. i had to write my sister an e-mail to tell her that she's not safe in florida. >> good morning. welcome to "morning joe." it's monday, july 15th. with us on

m glad you approve of dennis rodman. i wish it was michael jordan. but i'm all for the things you mention, more sports, more unorthodox kinds of things. bring them out of their isolation because by bringing them out of isolation they will realize it's in their own interest to change. that's how you get at it. in my early days in cia we had eight countries to bring about regime change. one was iran. we're paying the consequences of that. third was cuba. the bollless brothers tore up their list at that point. the way to change a regime is to help it change itself because it realizes it needs to change. that will only come as they become closer and more clearly oriented to the outside world. >> i don't everybody to leave with a view this is an impossible problem. by the way in politics there is sometimes problems that you can't resolve. i'm not getting into that. but i see a little light at the end of the tunnel. i see the absence of heating rhetoric lately. i see the case on talks maybe coming back, i'm talking about north korea. i see them bloating ou

dennis rodman said he deserves to win a nobel peace price.th kim jong un during his controversial trip. >> that does it for this special edition of "anderson cooper 360 kwtsd. another edition coming up snex. >> they were not life threatening. they were very insignificant. they did not require any sutures to be applied. so i would refer to them insignificant injuries. >> reporter: on cross-examination, the defense attorney implied she owed her job to the special prosecutor in the zimmerman case. and then walked her back from

hey, dennis rodman said something dumb, i know that is surprising.told sports illustrated that he believes he should be nominated for a peace prize. you remember he went to see kim jong-un, who he called a friend for life. apparently, you have to be married to carmen electra for at least two weeks, they only lasted nine days. is that sad or what? it seems like the mission is to put as many pieces of metals in your face as possible. he said if i don't finish in the top three for the nobel prize, something is seriously wrong. just give him a fake statue they sell, with the nobel on it sharpee. this is from france, a guy works at a restaurant there, makes a regular habit of scaring the crap out of his co-worker. and luckily for us he records each instance on his cell phone. [ loud noises ] [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: i could watch that over and over. i don't know -- on one hand i feel kind of bad for the guy, but i also know if i had a friend who screamed like that i could never stop scaring him. the tsa are keeping up with the times, they now hav

it's dennis rodman. remember when he went to north korea and met with new leader the there. the nobel peace prize, something is seriously wrong. let's give him the benefit of the doubt just for a second here. let's compare rodman with other peace prize winners. he does have five championship rings. alun san su, kyi, none. henry kissinger, none. >> i'm going with none there. >> on the other hand, rodman's visit to north korea has done really nuggiothing to free bay. now he wants to vacation with kim jung-un and his family. crazy. besides all that, i think he's ineligible for the nobel peace prize for one reason and one reason only. let's call it the first rule of fight club award. what is the first rule of fight club. you don't talk about fight club. you don't talk about winning the nobel peace prize if you want to win the peace prize. >> like you want to be pope. >> the humility requires. >> exactly. >> that's the reason. >> that is why dennis rodman cannot win the nobel peace prize. >> you don't have anything else thinking that might support your backup. >> j.b. likes this o

. >>> and dennis rodman told "sports illustrated" he deserves to win a nobel peace prize for his outreach efforts to north korea. rodman met with kim jung u.n. for his controversial trip to the country. this is my computer? this is your computer. let's go on the internet. let's go. click it? yes. ok. i cursor in between the r and the e. when i say dot, i want you to just push the period. she's going to love me all over again now. that's it! jamaica here you come! here we go. all right. good job. thank you. thank you. i did it. by myself. feel smarter. ♪ >>> developing right now, crisis in egypt. this morning, deadly protests and defiant president refuses an ultimatum from his army to step down. could egypt now be heading for a civil war? >>> and storms flooding the east coast as the sun bakes the west. extreme weather from coast to coast. will it let up in time for the holiday weekend? >>> and that brutal weather fanning the flames this morning of the deadly arizona wildfire that killed 19 firefighters. now, we're learning now heartbreaking information about the sole survivor of that elit

>> this accounts for why dennis rodman seems normal to these people. >> this accounts for why he went there. >> i think you are right. the average stay in jail if you get caught dealing meth there is like two years. you can go to jail a lot longer than the united states. >> and look at the difference between jail and north korea. >> and you can get a meal. >> there is an upside. you don't have to worry about people building nuclear weapons with the pirated soul music. >> or the flip side is you really have to worry. >> in america you would take apart the toaster. and in north korea you put it together with a nuclear weapon. >> i thought we weren't going to make any jokes, but you can't help it. >> all of the communist leaders were addicted to meth. >> really? >> you can imagine how scary that is. there was a maniac government and they are all on drugs. >> they will be out of their minds in 2038. >> maybe there is that thing called smoking yourself straight. maybe they will just do so many drugs that they will start to see reason. >> they say religion was the opium of the people. but t

dennis rodman says bad boy characterizes a tough and edgy taste yet smooth and classic at the same times it is a perfect representation of who i am and what i'm all about. >> bill: good lord! >> drink up. >>> nasa engineers are worrying about the little things. the really little things. scientists have embarked on a project to figure out how to keep bugs from sticking to airplane wings. cbs news reporting the bug residue has proven to be a massive fuel waster on commercial airline flights so the government is trying to do something about it. they're using a drone in california to do tests on different coatings on the wings. they've already done over 100 test flights and they've narrowed things down to eight possibilities that they now want to test on actual airplanes to keep the bugs off. >> bill: it used to be, i was talking to my dad yesterday you put these bug deflectors on the hood of your car. right? and so supposedly that would keep the bugs from hitting your windshield. maybe they should do that. put a bug deflector on the airplane. >> probably didn't work so well or else we woul

dennis rodman is on the front page with the cover where are they now issue?sses his role in north korea and his mission on the peace process. he said, "my role is to break the ice with hostile countries. why it's left up to me to smooth things over, i don't know. keeping our country safe isn't my job, it's the black guy's, speaking of obama. but i'll tell you this, if i don't finish in the top three for the nobel peace prize, there's something seriously wrong." >> there's so much to love about the quote. i like the way he talks about himself in the third person. and also, i don't need to win. i just need to be in the top three. >> and referring to president obama as the black guy, which as i can tell, he's also a black guy. >> a great american on the eve of july 4th. >> we go from that pivotal story to the next one. i want to give a disclaimer. this might be disturbing. if you have kids in the room, just be prepared. if you've seen "under the dome" on cbs, you won't be shocked. this is on youtube where the road can be a dangerous place, especially in the mati

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. >>> and dennis rodman said he deserves a nobel peace prize for his outreach to north korea. rodman met with the dictator early this year during his controversial trip to the country. >> we'll see about that one. thank you very much. >>> coming up, what we learned about the granite mountain hot shot who made it out of the fire alive on sunday. he was the only one on that team to come out. an excruciating experience for him, obviously. >>> also ahead, a loss for one family, robert and grant caldwell were among the hot shots that died. they were cousins, two young men with their whole lives ahead of them. and the latest from egypt ahead. the ones getting involved and staying engaged. they're not afraid to question the path they're on. because the one question they never want to ask is "how did i end up here?" i started schwab for those people. people who want to take ownership of their investments, like they do in every other aspect of their lives. we know it's your videoconference of the day. hi! hi, buddy! that's why the free wifi and hot breakfast are something to smile abou

. ♪ thank you, miami heat center chris andersen, for looking like the love child of dennis rodman andcket ♪ ♪ thank you, charlie sheen, for going by your real name, carlos estevez in an upcoming movie. maybe it's about time i go by my real name, jimmy falliente. [ whip cracks ] [ cheers and applause ] >> steve: that's your real name?! jimmy falliente? >> jimmy: jimmy falliente. >> steve: it sounds like caliente, but it's falliente, nice. ♪ >> jimmy: thank you, whale watchers, or as whales call you, stalkers. [ laughter and applause ] get away from me! [ whale sounds ] a whale impression? [ dolphin sounds ] >> steve: a dolphin comes in. >> jimmy: yeah, a dolphin comes over. very good. [ seagull sounds ] >> steve: seagull. [ fog horn noise ] fog horn. i've got a million of them. go ahead. >> jimmy: you're like the white michael winslow, i love it. ♪ thank you, people who say, "you're going to love this story" before telling a story, for warning me that i better be ready to fake laugh. [ laughter ] [ applause ] ♪ thank you, wind chimes, for letting me know that an ancient evil has just a

. >>> and dennis rodman sid he deserves a nobel peace prize for his outreach to north korea.t with the dictator earlier this year during his controversial trip earlier this year. >>> coming up, what we learned about the granite mountain hot shot who made it out of the fire alive on sunday. he was the only one on that team to come out. >>> also ahead, a loss for one family, robert and grant caldwell were among the hot shots that died. and the latest from egypt ahead. mine was earned in djibouti, africa. 2004. vietnam in 1972. [ all ] fort benning, georgia in 1999. [ male announcer ] usaa auto insurance is often handed down from generation to generation. because it offers a superior level of protection and because usaa's commitment to serve military members, veterans, and their families is without equal. begin your legacy, get an auto insurance quote. usaa. we know what it means to serve. the day building a play set begins with a surprise twinge of back pain... and a choice. take up to 4 advil in a day or 2 aleve for all day relief. [ male announcer ] that's handy. ♪ ... you th

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. >> dennis rodman said he deserves to win a noble peace prize.t with the dictator during his controversial trip to the country. >> we'll see about that one. thanks very much. >>> again, a reminder at 10:00 tonight, we're going for the full hour in depth on the george zimmerman trial as an "ac 360". >>> the hot shot that made it out of the fire on sunday alive. he was the on one alive to come out. excruciating for him. >>> a loss for one family, robert and grant caldwell were among the shot shots that died, cousins, two young men with their lives ahead of them and the latest from egypt ahead. when you experience something great, you want to share it. with everyone. that's why more customers recommend verizon, america's largest 4g lte network. j.d. power and associates has ranked quicken loans highest in the nation in customer satisfaction... i say "family," because we've been blessed with this honor for 3 years in a row... rest assured we'll treat all of your mortgage needs with tender loving care. amazing client satisfaction: it's a quicken loans

>> michael jordan. >> dennis rodman. i am serious. as a gesture to him.now maybe jordan would but i think it's not going to be, and the north koreans have made a plea. it's not going to be okay you send clinton. i think it's going to be something unorthodox but hopefully it will be resolved because this man deserves to come home. >> on the u.n., it's a highly charged symbolic issue. i think there are, when i was there there were less than a dozen u.n. troops but its symbolism. the u.n. intervened militarily. it's the only time it will really was ever able to do so when the soviets were boycotting the security council so the u.n. is a very strongly negative historic symbol as far as north korea is concerned. it's an interesting sort of new requests they would make. the symbolism is tremendously high and powerful. i'm not sure that we would consider it but it's interesting that you picked up on it. >> a question there, the gentleman in the white shirt. >> when jon talked about north and south korea has two main actors and they have to be more active and whe

. >> dennis rodman. >> as a gesture to him. maybe jordan would. but i think it's not going to be and the north koreans have made it clear you send clinton, carter. i think it's going to be something unorthodox but hopefully it will be resolved because this man deserved to come home. >> it's a highly charged symbolic issue regarding the u.n. there were he has than a dozen u.n. troops but it's symbolism. the u.n. intervened militarily. it was the only time they were able to do so. and so the u.n. is a very strongly negative historic symbol as far as the north koreans are concerned. it's an entering new request they would make. the symbolism is tremendously high and powerful. i'm not sure we would consider it but it's interesting that you picked up on it. when jon talked about north and south korea two maniac tives and they have to be more active in the thing. when he said that you two smiled and then the question disappeared. can you comment on to what degree north and south korea active and to what degree the outside powers have to improve on the m

. >> dennis rodman wants a nobel peace prize.ayer telling "sports illustrated" in a new interview that his mission is to break the ice between the u.s. and north korea. he doesn't know why it has been left to him to smooth things over. he says keep us safe is not his job. it is the black man's job when referring to president obama. >> bill: last time i saw dennis rodman -- >> something is seriously wrong if he doesn't finish in the top three for the next nobel prize. >> seriously wrong all right. >> going to north korea on vacation next month with kim jong-un. >> why not. >> bill: they're going backpacking. oh god. >> sports desk, a big change coming to the putting green. bill north korea. >> a big change coming to the putting green on the pga tour. in 2016, you'll no longer be allowed to use anchored putters referred to as belly putter where is the top of the club rests on the player's belly as he putts as an anchor point. they've been used in four of the last seven major championship wins. but they're seen as taking some of the

. >> it seems to me that she really is what ambassador dennis rodman may. [applause] [laughter] >> and that is, we need to talk. does not make any sense not to talk with people just because you disagree with them. it seems to me that exactly the time when you need to talk. but we refuse to talk directly to the austrians. to me it does not make any sense. this young guy they're needs recognition. he needs recognition, mainly from us. so what would it cost us to give him a little recognition in terms of diplomatic talks and so on? it seems to me that there is much more there than there is any further controls in china because what the chinese are afraid of is one thing, the same thing washington is afraid of. they are afraid that if you put too much pressure there is him will collapse suddenly. then we will have millions and millions of refugees. and they are mindful of what happened to west germany when east germany collapsed. they don't want that to happen. >> how about china's more broadly defined responsibility as a major power in the world? north korea,

this time it may require out of the box diplomacy including believe it or not asking nba star dennis rodmanre next month. >>> another black eye for the cruise injury. a luxury ship fail eded last month. they were found by cdc inspectors. some of it was under the floorks under the crews' beddings. >>> the ceo defended their industry. you'll remember aboard the carnival earlier this year. jay rockefeller accused executives of ignoring paeshlgs' safety. >> if the industry is seriously working to improve the safety and security of its shipping why have we seen so many serious incidents in the last 16 months? consumers have the right to know what we have learn before they book their first or next dream vacation. >> cbs news travel editor peter greenberg is with us from portland, oregon. good morning. >> good morning, charlie. >> reporter: how are they defending the rising concern about a rise in cruise lines. >> let's take a look at this. this is really a shot across the wow of the cruise industry on three levels. one is maritime safe tiff. two is the accurate and realtime and complete crime sce

we all remember hilary swank, beyonce, dennis rodman, have been called out for rubbing elbows with dictatorss and millions, but they don't seem to learn to google them. see what's going on. >> it's called the google. >> the handlers have google. that's all it takes. not difficult vetting process. >> no. >>> trending on google this morning, canning the caddy. 20-year-old golfer jessica korda is one of the top search terms after she fired her caddy in the middle of the third round of the u.s. women's open over the weekend. she took the unusual step after several disagreements with that seasoned caddy. so she hired her boyfriend on the spot, johnny delprett, a professional golfer. she turned and said, "johnny, grab the bag. let's go." the spinach seemed to work. she improved her position and tied for sixth in the u.s. women's open. >> good thing he's a golf pro. didn't go with the first guy she saw. >>> trending on today.com, a first-of-its-kind experiment that could help you lose weight. research published sunday in the journal "sleep" confirms what you've probably suspected. the later you sta

in the meantime, nba star dennis rodman tells "sports illustrated," he deserves a peace prize. >>> yaerlro is competentt to stand trial. that's the finding of a psychologic evaluation delivered moments ago. the judge ruled jury selection will start august 5th. castor is accused of holding three women captive for nearly a decade. he faces 329 charges, including aggravated murder, rain, kidnapping. during this morning's hearing, castro told a judge, he wants his children to be able to visit him in jail. he said that would not include the young daughter he fathered with the alleged kidnapping victim amanda barry. we'll be back with much more in the newsroom, stick around. t pen and pepperoni breath fast with tums freshers. concentrated relief that goes to work in seconds and freshens breath. tums freshers. ♪ tum...tum...tum...tum... tums! ♪ fast heartburn relief and minty fresh breath. [ slap! ] [ male announcer ] your favorite foods fighting you? fight back fast with tums. calcium-rich tums starts working so fast you'll forget you had heartburn. ♪ tum tum tum tum tums you'll forget you had

this was no opportunity like dennis rodman, the former nba star. he hung out with kim jong-un.rnalists who were allowed in in the past few days, you were kept pretty far away, right? >> reporter: initially we weren't even allowed to film him. but then that changed as the days went on. we saw him at event after event. and this was kind of odd. he just opened a new museum he built. it looked like a multimillion dollar installation dedicated to the history of the korean war or the north korea's version of that history. while i was kind of wandering the halls looking for a bathroom, suddenly i came across kim jong-un about a distance of 15 to 20 yards from me walking directly towards me. it was the last thing i expected to see after all of this government control and security guards really treated us like children and pushed us around for the previous days. and i ran to get our camera man david holley who managed to get his camera up in time and this appeared to be a new thing, certainly for a north korean leader taking a tour right through a gaggle of foreign journalists. someone

. >> he did receive dennis rodman, who later came back and appealed to his pal kim jong un to releasesense he wants someone of a higher stature. >> i know this for a fact, his first choice was michael jordan, but obviously michael jordan declined. when i was there in december of 2010, it was a very tense moment, too, but you could see exactly that point the north korean leadership, they want to have what they see as a normal relationship with the outside world. the outside world, though, the u.s. and the others, they want north korea to step down on its nuclear weapons program, that's been the big sticking issue. >> going back and forth. every analyst will tell you what you said, they crave that attention from the united states. give us legitimacy in your eyes. but the americans won't do it unless they really dial back the nuclear program. it's an ongoing back and forth. >> if jimmy carter goes and brings home kenneth bae. thanks very much. >>> american captives, nuclear threats, taunting the united states. north korea under kim jong un has many similarities to the days when his fathe

it seems to me a key really is what ambassador dennis rodman -- [laughter] >> of america. >> that is, that we need to talk with them. it doesn't make any sense not to talk with people just because you disagree with them. seems to me that is exactly the time you need to talk. but we refuse to talk directly with the north koreans. to me that doesn't make any sense. this young guy there, he needs recognition. he need recognition. mainly from us. so what would it cost us to give him a little recognition in terms of diplomatic talks and so on? it seems it me there is much more hope there than there is in further control from china because what the chinese are afraid of, certainly one thing, same thing washington is afraid of, they're afraid if you put too much pressure, the regime will collapse suddenly. then we'll have millions and millions of refugees and they're mindful what happened to west germany when east germany collapsed. they don't want that to happen. >> how about china's more broadly-defined responsibility as a major power in the world, whether it is north korea, whether it's s

it seems to me that the key is what the ambassador dennis rodman -- [laughter] that is we need to talk with them. it doesn't make any sense not to talk with people just because you disagree with them. that is exactly the time you need to talk. that to me didn't make any sense. this guy needs recognition, he needs recognition mainly from us. so what it cost to get a little recognition in terms of diplomatic talks and so on. it seems there is much more hope there than the fervor kunkel from china. what the chinese are afraid of, the same thing washington is afraid of. they are afraid that if you put too much pressure they will collapse and then we will have millions of refugees and they are mindful of what happened in germany when east germany collapsed. they don't want that to happen. >> how about the more broadly defined responsibility as a major power in the world? there's north korea, syria, iran, sudan. will the chinese leadership become more naturally accepting of the international request to do the right thing in those areas? >> i think they will. it's been a process where we have

one of the best is ed who says he would like to see dennis rodman rapping with kim jong-un. natalie writes a shirtless vladimir putin. >> oh, yeah. >> he would do that for $200,000. >> you have to pay putin in singles for the shirtless. "morning joe" starts right now. ♪ >> claudia, move. ♪ >> dennis! >> okay. i don't know what that was, but good morning, everybody. welcome to "morning joe." it is friday, july 12th. with us on set we have the chairman of deutsch incorporated donny deutsch. hello. >> that was "sharknado". >> i know it was. i can't believe we opened with it. >> sometimes art flows over you. >> something like that. msnbc's thomas roberts. >> it was shark-ariffic. >> from govevermont, be howard . willie and joe. i know joe didn't watch that. he has better things to do. i'm sure you didn't. willie did. >> of course i did. >> no, you didn't. >> i dvr'ed it and watching it in a loop right now. >> is it a joke? i don't understand. >> is it a joke? >> yeah. >> is mozart a joke? >> thank you. >> is beethoven a joke? >> artist subjective. i get home from dinner late las

of the street.e it seems to me the key, really, dennis am balls door rodman -- [ laughter ] talkhat is that we need to with him. todoesn't make nip sense not talk to people just because you disagree with them. that's exactly the time you need to talk. we refuse to talk directly with the north koreans. to me, that doesn't make any sense. this young guy there who needs recognition. recognition, mainly from us. so what would it cost us to get ofittle recognition in terms diplomatic talks and so on. there's much more hope there than there is in further control of china. ecause what the chinese are afraid of, certainly in one thing, the same thing washington was great at. that if you put too much pressure, the regime suddenly.apse then we'll have millions and millions of refugees. what ey're mindful of happened to west germany when east germany collapsed. happen.n't want that to >> how about china's more defined responsibility as a major power in the world. syria, sudan, would the chinese accepting become more of international requests to do the right things in those areas? >> i think they