do they say only two dick jokes this season? >> no, they do not cap the dick jokes at all.o issues. emily: one of your writers for the movie "idiocracy" tweeted that they did not expected to become a documentary, a jab at donald trump. surprised by how far donald trump has made it? mike: yes. i am surprised. emily: anyone? anyone? how about this, next felton who wrote a twitter book, alleging that silicon valley created donald trump, specifically social media. and we know how often donald trump uses twitter. what do you think of that allegation? mike: i think he knows how to use those platforms. donald trump, i am referring to. he is quick to tweet very early in the morning -- dick: quickly before the press cycle, so he can be ahead of it. he has an understanding about how to think about and leverage these platforms to his advantage. emily: what about pulling the plug on social media entirely to prevent a donald trump nor'easter? without too many spoilers, give us a preview. >> well, we pick up where we left off, richard was fired. and does he go back in, start his own comp

>> unlimited. >> they will take all of the dick jokes we have. they don't cap the dick jokes. is no content issues. emily: one of your writers for the movie "idiocracy" tweeted that, "i never expected 'idiocracy' to become a documentary." a jab at donald trump. are you surprised at how far he has made it? you did not expect that one. [laughter] >> yeah. i am surprised. emily: anyone? how about this, the man who wrote the twitter book alleged that silicon valley created donald trump, specifically social media. we know how often donald trump uses twitter. what do you think of that? dick costolo: i think he understands how to use those forms. donald trump i am referring to. he is quick to tweet early in the morning, before the press cycle has gotten going. he can be in front of it. the press cycle becomes about whatever he wrote at 4:00 in the morning. i think he has an understanding of how to think about and leverage these platforms. emily: he has suggested pulling the plug on social media entirely in order to prevent a donald trump future? >> he is crazy. [laughter] emily: give

and good morning, dick brennan. always great to have dick along for the ride, and you too. so here's the deal. as you get ready for your ride, your commute or whatever the day holds, take the rain gear. dry right now, but rain is on the way. partly cloudy and 49, that's right, warming up. southeast wind at 5. so it's a push out of the south. numbers are going to be climbing today, actually at or normal. what a novelty this week, but we're waiting for this front to push through, dynamically, sufficiently strong enough for an isolated thunderstorm too. so by lunchtime you're already close to 60, shooting for 60 for a high, but small consolation when you're dealing with the rain and the possibility of those isolated thunderstorms this afternoon and even into the first part of your night as well. first part of your drive right now, though, and you've got places to go. kyle is in for alex. hi. >>reporter: good morning, happy friday eve, everybody, as i like to call thursday. let's start in brooklyn. parkside avenue still closed between bed foreand nostrand avenues and that is du

as well as dick costolo.a listen. >> when we started doing the research for this season, we talked to people about what would happen if a guy like richard got fired from a company like that. all the engineers we talk to, we set with the company work? they said of course not. it would never work. we talked to vc's, and they said yes. they get rid of finders all the time. everyone had a different version of reality. emily: what was the dose of reality you brought to the writers room? dick costolo: it would be hard to understate my influence on what you see. other than sitting in the background and saying you can totally do that. you can keep going. it is usually worse than that. [laughter] emily: is there anything where you said no? dick costolo: rarely. emily: what was it like having a real ceo in the writers room? >> it was amazing. heal as much to reality as possible. we ask people whether or not this would actually happen. having him in the room was amazing because as we were thinking of things, we can look

dick: and replacing people at twitter.at because did i get to be a programmer, but big moves of people being fired and hired. >> all the ins and outs of this world. mike: we had already the twitter book. going in i find myself the book, no, he is right here. emily: on that note, you talked about how you had to deal with a lot of public scrutiny as richard and pied piper. twitter has been for trade in a certain way by the media by is it asuthors during dysfunctional inside as it is portrayed in public? dick: i think the reality of what goes on in these companies is a lot different than however it is per trade in the media, whether being portrayed as things going amazingly well or as things being really dysfunctional. the reality is always completely different on either side. twitter is responsible for driving major changes in the way we watch television, the way we consume media. when you guys were building the show, what did you think about netflix and amazon, and why did you decide to go with hbo? >> it was always going t

[laughter] which brings me to dick.ice president, dick has ridden shotgun. wait, that's probably not the best analogy. [laughter] but he is a dear friend, and he has been the greatest straightman in the history of the world. dick, i don't know what i would have done for material without you. [laughter] get out and get a little fresh air and exercise. let me show you what he has been up to. ♪ [laughter] >> ♪ walk down the street [laughter] >> lynne and laura were out of town recently, so i called up dick and said, "why don't we go to a movie?" he said, "great idea. let's go to a cowboy movie." [laughter] yep, finally went to see "brokeback mountain." let me tell you -- whooeee! yippee ki-yay. dick sat through the movie. he did not say a word. we come out. after a while he says, "nice horses." [laughter] i said, "yep." he became real quiet again, kind of serious like. i knew something was on his mind. finally turned to me and said, "you don't suppose the lone ranger and tonto?" [laughter] ♪ down the lane i look dick chene

[laughter] which brings me to dick.e president, dick has ridden shotgun. probably not the best analogy. [laughter] but he is a dear friend, and he has been the greatest straightman in the history of the world. dick, i don't know what i would have done for material without you. [laughter] get out and get a little fresh air and exercise. let me show you what he has been up to. ♪ [laughter] >> ♪ walk down the street [laughter] ♪ president bush: lynne and laura were out of town recently, so i called up dick and said, "why don't we go to a movie?" he said, "great idea. let's go to a cowboy movie." [laughter] yep, finally went to see "brokeback mountain." let me tell you -- whooeee! yippee ki-yay. dick sat through the movie. he did not say a word. we come out. after a while he says, "nice horses." [laughter] i said, "yep." he became real quiet again, kind of serious like. i knew something was on his mind. finally turned to me and said, "you don't suppose the lone ranger and tonto?" [laughter] down the lane i look dick cheney

which brings me to dick. for eight years as vice president, dick has ridden shotgun. probably not the best analogy. [laughter] but he is a dear friend, and he has been the greatest straightman in the history of the world. dick, i don't know what i would have done for material without you. get out and get a little fresh air and exercise. let me show you what he has been up to. ♪ [laughter] >> ♪ walk down the street [laughter] ♪ >> lynne and laura were out of town recently, so i called up dick and said, "why don't we go to a movie?" he said, "great idea. let's go to a cowboy movie." [laughter] yep, finally went to see "brokeback mountain." let me tell you -- whooeee! yippee ki-yay. dick sat through the movie. he did not say a word. we come out. after a while he says, "nice horses." [laughter] i said, "yep." he became real quiet again, kind of serious like. i knew something was on his mind. finally turned to me and said, "you don't suppose the lone ranger and tonto?" ♪ down the lane i look dick cheney is struggling with documents he has been withholding it is good to tou

dick and mary back to you. >>> thank you. let's check in now with cbs and charlie rose join us with a preview. >> good morning dick and mary. we're going to ask senator lindsey graham why he's now supporting ted cruz after being one of his most outspoken critic. >> more from my interview with bernie sanders. also this, one of the most powerful global leaders in finance is in studio 57. we'll talk with imf managing director christine la guard about the panama papers and other things. >> away saw hillary clinton jump on the new york city subway, we'll look at how political photo ops can sometimes backfire. the news is back in the morning, got a lot of interesting people coming up this morning. >> lindsey graham. >> i know, we'll see you guys in just a few minutes. >>> what you need to know next. hey, we're opening up a second shop and we need some new signage. but can't spend a lot. well, we have low prices and a price match guarantee. scout's honor? low prices. pinky swear? low prices. eskimo kisses? how about a handshake? oh,

i am andrea grymes. >> i am dick brennan. the day's top stories straight ahead. first winter making a comeback with a vengeance. powerful winds have toppled trees in parts of newark and overnight hail came down in woodland park and little falls, new jersey. >> our eye on the storm coverage begins with vanessa murdock. vanessa, some people are seeing snow this morning? >> yeah, some reports as high as 5 inches. really the snow is on its way out of here. in another half hour, item 'say the snow will be a thing of the past and we will be dealing with the winds and much colder temperatures. winds are going to make it feel like the 20s and 30s today. here you see it, what's left of the wet weather moving out. just really the east end of long island dealing with a little bit of snow and there is a band through westchester and fairfield county, connecticut, at this point in time. could we see a few more flurries the brunt of the weather and traffic weather will be out of here by 9:00. a high-wind warning in effect to 6:00 this evening. as we roll through the day the win

>>reporter: dick an andrea, who would do this to such a vulnerable target? well, now police have an idea and they're releasing some surveillance video in hopes of finding their suspect. take a look at this video. police are looking for this woman. they say at 4:30 friday afternoon she followed this elderly woman into her building in co-op city. she followed her up to the elevator and police sources say they got off at the eighth floor. that's when the suspect targeted this senten airian, knocking her to the floor, stealing her shopping cart that was filled with food she just got from the community center. she also made away with her purse. now, police say that this suspect got away with an undetermined amount of cash as well as credit and i.d. year-old victim is doing okay. she refused medical attention after being assaulted and robbed. in the co-op city section of the bronx, magdel 'na, cbs 2 news. >> thank you. >>> police have now identified another suspect, a man they say has been targeting the elderly in a series of violent robberies in brooklyn and quee

[laughter] which brings me to dick. vice president, dick has ridden shotgun. probably not the best analogy. [laughter] but he is a dear friend, and he has been the greatest straightman in the history of the world. dick, i don't know what i would have done for material without you. [laughter] get out and get a little fresh air and exercise. let me show you what he has been up to. ♪ [laughter] >> ♪ walk down the street [laughter] >> lynne and laura were out of town recently, so i called up dick and said, "why don't we go to a movie?" he said, "great idea. let's go to a cowboy movie." [laughter] yep, finally went to see "brokeback mountain." will let me tell you -- whooeee! yippee ki-yay. dick sat through the movie. he did not say a word. we come out. after a while he says, "nice horses." [laughter] i said, "yep." he became real quiet again, kind of serious like. i knew something was on his mind. finally turned to me and said, "you don't suppose the lone ranger and tonto?" ♪ down the lane i look dick cheney is struggling w

good question, let me just tell you that i have not met george bush to his day and i did not meet dick cheney until after he left office, years office he -- years after he left office. the people did not give me the information. michael gordon and i wrote the controversial story about aluminum tubes. we had to pull it out of people. we had to stitch the story together and confront the administration with what we knew and only after we did that, did they agree to talk about a top-secret program that the administration didn't want to talk about to us about. i think from their standpoint, once they realized we have the story they were going to spin it and make the best of it but what i wanted to do in this book is to tell how people how the story came about so to understand more about my business and how we do it, are you going to be used and what you write is going to be used, yes, and i'm sorry if it raised questions in a lot of people's minds about my intentions but my intentions were simply to -- and michael gordon's, by the way, most of the stories were written with other people at t

next, former vice president dick cheney talking about the role of vice president and the selection process. then, the state of manufacturing in the u.s.. cases" looks at miranda versus arizona, which required suspects to have their rights read before they were questioned. a conversation with former vice president dick cheney, former attorney general ed meese, and constitutional law deen douglas about choosing a running mate, the balance of power, and reflections on breaking and justice scalia. -- reflections on nancy reagan and justice scalia. this is one hour. [applause] thank you ladies and gentlemen. let's get right to it. from dr.a presentation larson that suggests your role as vice president was a political expediency, that it was a prize that could be given away to earn political present -- politiacal credit for the president. we saw interesting proliferation's in the electoral college, where people were casting their ballots in a way where so many people would cost ballets, and an unexpected presidential candidate would emerge. they were undesignated orig inally. what do you make of

and dick clark attempted to interview prince, and prince wasn't giving up much.m i heard you can play every instrument in your band and prince goes maybe. >> really shy, but brilliant. >> christine romans, thanks. we'll be back. ♪ there it is... this is where i met your grandpa. right under this tree. ♪ (man) some things are worth holding onto. they're hugging the tree. (man) that's why we got a subaru. or was it that tree? (man) the twenty-sixteen subaru outback. love. it's what makes a subaru, a subaru. t-mobile does data differently. so it can do more for your business. when work takes you across the globe, your unlimited data travels with you to 140 plus countries and destinations at no extra charge. and that's not all. because with t-mobile there's no overages. ever. switch your business to t-mobile at work. and get four lines. with 10gb of 4g lte data each for just $35 per line. nobody does business data like t-mobile. >>> all right. we understand that investigators in minnesota, in minneapolis, will be holding a 4:00 p.m. eastern press conference. he'll up

i am dick brennan. >> i am andrea grymes. this weather. winter has made a comeback with it seems a vengeance. powerful winds have toppled trees in parts of newark and overnight hail came down in woodland park and little falls, new jersey. coverage against with vanessa murdock. some people seeing snow? >> yes. for some it's stacked up a little bit. 1-2 inches is the general sum mainly north of the city. now we are seeing snowfall across long island as well. so we knew this was coming, but it will be short lived. but the winds will persist. so let's start off with the vortex satellite and radar picture so you can see just how quickly this system is making its move. but, yeah, mostly light across reinvigorating. snow falling there. very little snow left north of the city at this point in time. that will be the trend. partially clearing skies. winds remaining powerful through at least the morning hours. we have visibilities reduced greatly in babylon down to half a mile to hamptons down to one and a third. that is a result of falling and blowi

next, former vice president dick cheney talking about the role of vice president and the selection process. then, the state of manufacturing in the u.s.. cases" looks at miranda versus arizona, which required suspects to have their rights read before they were questioned. a conversation with former vice president dick cheney, former attorney general ed meese, and constitutional law deen douglas about choosing a running mate, the balance of power, and reflections on breaking and justice scalia. -- reflections on nancy reagan and justice scalia. this is one hour.

said, dick, i know you can't talk about this. happened. i said, dick, i understand you have to deny it to me and everybody else. he said, steve, it didn't happen. >> why wouldn't you believe him when he said so-so emphatically, there was no meeting? >> you absolutely must keep the conversation going on with the nominee and -- >> lying is okay in politics, running for office? >> lying is not okay unless you're asked an inappropriate question. >> politicians have always lied. >> i'm not a crook. >> i did not have sexual relations with that woman. >> the media used to give candidates privacy. even keep their secrets. they rarely pictured fdr in his wheelchair. they kept jfk's sexual activities secret. but now everything's game. that's a good thing. even though we reporters are obnoxious. >> the next time i prefer you let me finish my statement before you ask that question. >> next, you ready for presidential debates? we'll show you secrets behind i can't believe we broke old man hennessey's window correction dude, you broke. i just

i'm dick brennan in for cindy hsu. the suspect is still on the huntoon after the violent confrontation on the upper east side. valerie castro spoke with a woman who saw the whole thing. >> reporter: dick, the witness says she was screaming and terrified. she watched this all play out from the back of a taxi cab, right here on the upper east side. >> he was in front of the hood of the car, bleeding out. >> reporter: this witness to a bloody fit of road rage says she can't believe the violence she saw on 61st on the upper east side saturday night. >> it was something from a horror story. >> reporter: the woman says her cab pulled up behind a gray middle of the street around 11:00. she and the cab driver watched. she says the driver of a blue ford got out and started stabbing the other man. >> the guy that opened his door got out and was stabbing him right in the middle of his chest, so then he came back over to us and he took his shirt off. he was in complete shock. >> reporter: the victim walked over and stood in front

. >> i'm dick brennan. chris wragge is off tonight. two people shot today. >> it appears to be a murder suicide. the shooting happened at the joint base san antonio in lakeland where the air force conducts basic training. the county sheriff's office says that the two bodies were found inside a room at the base and then went into lockdown. >> our deputies arrived making entry inside the facility. they did a search where they went throughout different rooms that were open. they went on different floors looking for an active shooter. >> authorities say they believe that the shooter is one of the dead. the lock down on the base has been lifted. >>> and more breaking news. they made several arrests in they released new video of the key suspect the man in the hat who was seen at the brussels airport with two suicide bombers right before the attack. 32 people were killed last month when bombs went off at the airport and a train station. >>> well after an amazing season last year, they hit citi field today. >> mets take on philly, but they may

joining us to show them off, dick debartolo is here. >> i have some fun stuff.rybody wants an action cam. but they're pretty expensive. this is under $200. >> we like that the wasp tact. it has a view cam built in. you can still use your smartphone, stream video from there to your smartphone. >> directly to the phone. >> you have a viewer finder. microphone, speaker and it comes with a little watch. so if you're wearing this on your helmet, you can start and stop video. you can also shoot still pictures just by using the watch and it it will control the camera. >> and i bet we can take a really great selfie, right? >> yeah. we've got the red light. ta-da. >> look at that. beautiful. >> i'll take an 8 x 10 and two wallet size. >> of course, every time you bring gadts have to worry about the batteries running out. >> that's why we have the power stubbie and this is a 5200 milliamp battery. it's a camera grip. it works with this camera but it would with almost every camera. it comes with different mounts. >> 52 milliamps. >> that can charge. >> speak english. >> th

dick brennan reports. >> reporter: robert said nothing as he was led away in cuffs but police say yesterday he was out of control behind the wheel at hicksville's broadway mall cutting off a car, shouting obscenities and then rushing up to the family inside. >> he did spray pepper mace into the vehicle which hit the occupant of the vehicle, his

and then every chinese guy has small dicks. >> that's a billion dicks. was it macklemore?e that guy. people ask me the question what are you all the time. >> i have to do something. hearings guise, it's tv's jessica williams. if you ever feel the need to ask what are you, do me a favor and just don't (bleep) do it. i couldn't believe things were this messed up. how has our culture become so sexually racist? >> the media tells us what we think is beautiful. when you live in a world that only shows white people being happy and in love and successful even as people of color you will want that and that fuels your dating desires and sexual racism, really. >> we can't fix sexual racism in society but using the power of the media we can at leastç'i the word on how minority daters want to be dreentd. >> don't bring up stereotypes. e racist. treat people like individuals. >> yeah. i don't think that's ever going to work. >> mm-hmm. i feel like masturbating by yourself is the answer. >> what! it's going to take a long time for sexual racism to work it's ugly ass way out of society.

he got a bionic dick too. (laughter) let me tell you something, 5 million of that 6 million went into that dick, i tell you that. that's a fact. that is a fact. all right, what's going on next. let's see. all right. next story is about some babies and [bleep]. all right. >> plump little sex trophies, that is what i call them. all right, babies, what you been up to. >> san francisco now the first u.s. city to mandate six-weeks of paid leave for new parents. (cheers and applause). >> larry: you guys like that [bleep], huh? too bad that is only for the mamas right. >> the new law applies to those men and women. >> larry: [bleep] damn six weeks of paid leave forked daddies too, with the number of ladies i got pregnant [bleep] i would have 300 weeks off just last year. that's crazy, man. not that crazy [bleep] surprising me from sandy franny, the birth place of risea roni, right? let meal tell you something, you ever mix ricea roni with some blew curacao and crushed up rhino horn? that's the san francisco treat. ri

giving back, kerri partnered with dick's who wanted us to tell you about their contenders program.ike beach volley ball player ian satterfield. >> focussng on our dreams. probably the toughest thing to do. >> ten years ago, i wish i had this. i walked dogs. i worked in the kids' shoe store. it would have been amazing to work in the community i love. >>> closed captioning provided by -- >>> tomorrow on "e.t." the oddest star home tour our >>> best day ever. >> yep, if you didn't understand him, channing tatum is saying best day ever right there. he's really loving life as he celebrated his 36th birthday yesterday on his new horse, a present from his wife. well, the face paint, well, that was a gift from his nearly 3-year-old daughter. and hey, i got an idea. that was so much fun. let's check out more hot guys having fun. >> ta key la shots, limbo, and a back massage. >> naked. >> and this is exactly why you want chris hemsworth at your next office party. he teamed up with ellen to surprise a super fan. >> hi, howwyou doing? >> how are you? >> oh, my. >> it's administrative professio

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i am andrea grymes. >> i am dick brennan. a high-wind warning for the tri-state area overnight. wind gusts, you probably heard them, trees were snapping in newark. they blew out a window in the home of rare ton. >> we begin with vanessa it's not just the wind. there was snow and hail, too, >> yes. is the snow. the region. we will be dealing with high winds all day long. so there is still a risk for power problems. but the severe storms that rolled through last night are a thing of the past. let's look at the vortex right now to show you just how swiftly this thing is moving. 50 miles per hour is how quickly those snow squall lines are sweeping through the region. we can see where it's snowing most heavily by looking at the reduced visibilities. there are pockets of snow on long island as well, but they are mainly getting rain. and as we go through the day the wet weather will quickly move out, but the winds will persist. a high-wind warning in effect to 6 p.m. tonight. with that it's possible winds will gusty as high as 60 miles per hour. some of the highest readings we have rec

. >> i have a little surprise for dick's sporting goods has picked you and your mama to send you to rioo watch the olympics. >> all about giving back, kerri partnered with dick's who wanted us to tell you about their contenders program. like beach volley ball player ian satterfield. >> focusing on our dreams. probably the toughest thing to do. >> ten years ago, i wish i had this. i walked dogs. i worked in the kids' shoe store. it would have been amazing to work in the community i love. >>> closed captioning provided by -- >>> tomorrow on "e.t." the oddest star htoome ur our cameras have ever seen. thanks a lot scott disick. after trying brookside crunchy clusters, @carlybeyar tweeted: at this point, i should just be a brookside chocolate ambassador. well, i am sorry, carly... it's something you earn. brookside. talk about delicious. >>> best day ever. >> yep, if you didn't understand him, channing tatum is saying best day ever right there. he's really llving life as he celebrated his 36th birthday yesterday on his new horse, a present from his wife. well, the face paint, well, that was

>> reporter: mary and dick, one man is dead, another man charged with dwi. police say that it all started with the risky decision by a driver. a driver on the led dead. hit by two vehicles. it began at 2:00 a.m. with the victim still unidentified. then got out of the car to sure up the broken bumper. that they were struck by vehicle 2. both the vehicle and the occupant were pushed into the roadway. >> reporter: and then a third vehicle would strike the man dragging him nearly a mile. >> he made that choice to exit his vehicle and it was a very tragic chain of events. >> reporter: they closed the express way for six hours and a sad reminder says aaa that getting out of your car on the highway is never a good idea. too often fender benders turn fatal. >> they could have easily driven to the next exit to inspect the damage the highways, no place to be in the middle of trying to check out the vehicle. >> police advise to get that car off the road. and if that is not possible, turn on the flashers, stay in >> reporter: now charges are pending against that 34-year

obama: dick cheney was supposed to be here, but he isn't. he is busy working on his memoirs, tentatively titled "how to shoot friends and interrogate people." [laughter] pres. obama: you know, it has been a whirlwind of activity, these first 100 days. we have enacted major economic recovery packages, we have passed a budget, we have forged a new path in iraq, and no president in history has ever named three commerce secretaries this quickly. [laughter] me,. obama: which reminds if judge reagan is here, your business cards are ready now. [laughter] pres. obama: on top of that, i have also reversed the ban on stem cell research, signed an expansion -- [applause] pres. obama: signed an expansion for children's health insurance. and driver"ek, "car named me auto executive of the year, something am very proud of. [laughter] we have also begun to change the coulter in washington. we have made the white house a place where people can learn -- the culture in washington. we have made the white house a place where people can learn. on theappointed a c

next, a conversation with former vice president dick cheney. former attorney general ed meese, and constitutional law deen douglas about choosing a running mate, the balance of power, and reflections on nancy reagan and justice scalia. this is one hour. [applause] >> thank you ladies and gentlemen. let's get right to it. we heard a presentation from dr. larson that suggests your role as vice president was a political expediency, that it was a prize that could be given away to earn political credit for the president. we saw interesting proliferation's in the electoral college, where people were casting their ballots in a way where so many people would cast ballets, and an unexpected presidential candidate would emerge. they were undesignated originally. what do you make of that history? is it a history you are comfortable with? or do you find yourself dissenting from it? i thought it was right on. my wife has written a book on james madison. the impression that dr. larson presented is very much in tune with my wife's interpretation. it was an af

i'm dick brennan. "cbs this morning" is next. have a great morning. captioning funded by cbs >>> good morning. it is thursday, april 7th, 2016. welcome to "cbs this morning." >>> bernie sanders slams hillary clinton as unqualified to be president. and the big apple fights back at new york values. >>> violent video shows a texas police officer slamming a 12-year-old girl face-first to the ground. what led to the confrontation. >>> luck runs out for two brothers accused of stealing 19 million dollars in lottery jackpots. we begin this morning with a look at today's "eye opener." your world in 90 seconds. >>> in response to secretary clinton, i don't believe that she is qualified. >> sanders targets clinton's record. >> he has been talking for more than a year about doing things that he, obviously, hadn't really studied or understood. >> this guy standing over there talking about new york values with hatred, with hatred of new york. >> let's be clear. the people of new york know exactly what those values

i was reputed by some to have a powerful position. >> i think the president said, when you hear dick cheney's voice, you hear mine. about why itc. worked the way it did on my watch. i think of a lot of reasons, but none of them really relate to the constitution or the -- >> a personal dynamic? >> very much personal. congressy to work with , i had been a member of the , shortly 10 years after i was elected vice president, i was visited by the speaker of the house and the chairman of ways and means. speaker of the house is a good friend. thomas of california was chairman of ways and means committee. they came to me and said, we know you are going to the the president of the senate. of you as a man of the house. we want you to also have an office in the house. the ways and means chairman at that point had two very nice offices, one facing the west front. you could look out the windows all the way to the lincoln memorial. huge office. eager table than the cabinet. one he had was a small and normal office but right off the democratic workroom off the house floor. , that ie me my choice co

i'm so glad that did morris -- dick morris has found work again. >> we will also speak with a past president of the white house speakers association. join us for live coverage of the correspondents dinner on saturday, april 30 at 6:00 on c-span. >> during campaign 2016, c-span takes you on the road to the white house, as we follow the candidates on c-span, c-span radio, and c-span.org. >> former president bill clinton spoke at a rally for his wife, hillary clinton. it was held at the college of mount st. vincent

you made mon. >> dick, i have to run. lastly, you say that they should have made a transformational change. those are your words. what should that change be today? >> well, i think it's pretty clear that if the company wants to continue to double down on trading, that may not be the right place to put -- remember, they raised $38.5 billion and doubled down on businesses that were declining in size. i think that the area where you are going to find upside is in two places. number one, you are going to find it in investment banking which i think has a very bright and very strong future. number two, in traditional banking. remember, traditional banking saw in the quarter that just ended and for the last few years loans go up, deposits go up and marge ins go up. the net effect is the traditional banking company is doing better. morgan stanley has positioned itself to benefit from that. obviously you have the other four of the big six that are positioned to benefit in that sector. goldman is not. >> dick bove we leave it there

cbs2's dick brennan explains how to get the ultimate school savings. paying $80,000 for a standard basic model sedan? that's how much it would be today if car prices were rising as fast as college costs. >> it's becoming a heavy burden. questioning the value of a higher education. >> very important because it can make or break you. out of 10 graduates are nearly $30,000 in debt today but there are ways to cut those costs. >> i'm a big fan going to a state school and then transferring to a more expensive school. >> reporter: donald kerr with aaa college planning office suggests going to a community or state school for the first two years. >> then transfer into the private school with the brand- name degree. >> reporter: although college costs have outpaced financial assistance, there's still a lot of financial aid available. >> you can sometimes negotiate. >> reporter: that's right. ask your school of choice for more money. you don't have to accept their initial package offer. also, never rule out a school based on the list price, oftentimes more expens

i'm dick brennan in for cindy hsu. a fire that broke out more than four hours ago is still burning, leaving families homeless and investigators searching for answers. cbs 2's hazel sanchez is live in cyprus hills with the latest. hazel? >> reporter: dick, at this point we still don't know what caused this five-alarm fire. as you said, it started at about 6:30. firefighters say they have it contained, but you can see they are stillwatering down hot spots in some of the homes, at least three homes a total loss. the fire spread to three other buildings, including a church, but those structures can be repaired. and thankfully, all lives were spared. the flames were intense and moved fast, devouring three multifamily homes on arlington avenue, including pillar pena's home for eight years. she was at work when the fire started. >> somebody called me and told don't know. >> watching this, i can't imagine what's going through your mind right now. >> i know. everything is inside, you know? the best thing is nobody got hurt. bla

it's 7:27 on this saturday morning, i'm dick brennan. bronx residents are on high alert this morning after a 103- year-old woman was violently robbed just steps from her apartment. police say the hunt is on for this woman. investigators say she follow the victim as she entered her co-op city building yesterday the elderly victim says the woman knock her to the ground before taking off with her purse and a shopping cart filled with several meals from a community center. >>> now to a commuter alert. this weekend while crews continue a massive rebuilding project. it will reopen monday morning, but drivers should expect several traffic pattern changes as crews begin replacing the southbound bridge deck. starting monday, the raymond boulevard exit will also be closed for about two years. >>> now vanessa murdock has a check of our forecast. and it's a doozy. >> it is a doozy. it's all over the place. first of all, about 20 degrees cooler today than yesterday. a high of 59. showers on and off throughout the day. best bet for more sunshine is la

and seeing my name on the shaft of a dick cake is not helping.t makes me think about it. >> it always helps me. ( applause ) i'm mike yard. don't be nervous, larry. just focus on the fact that you're going to be telling these jokes in front of the profit united states. >> larry: stop, mike! you're making it worse! >> larry, larry, we also put together a little video of some people who wanted to wish you good luck. >> larry: no thanks. i don't want this to feel like a big deal. >> but it is a big deal! you're officially's man. we keep telling you, this isn't a bar mitzvah. >> why is there a penis cake? >> sorry, ricky's really high. would you like to see the video? >> larry: no! but if it'll make you guys go away, then sure, roll the damn tape! ( "hail to the chief ") >> you know, i hosted the correspondents' dinner. so, larry, you know, the biggest thing about that is make sure you get some food to go, man. you know, they try to eat all the stuff up before because you're preparing for the show. make sure you get your food to go, man. >> hey, larr

one of the things that made the post 9/11 theories of dick cheney and george bush so extremist is there is no more limitless power that a president han the power he can exercise during a theater of war. on a battlefield, there really is no law. everybody acknowledges that. terrorist say when men take up arms, law false. more is the ultimate expression of lawlessness in limitless powerful stuff on the battlefield, people shoot each other without having trials or due process. everyone agrees that is war to nobody thinks soldiers have to give opposing soldiers a trial before shooting them. that is what war is. what made these post-9/11 theories so radical is the assertion was made for the first time theaters of war were no longer confined to find a physical faces, the battlefield. it was now the case the entire planet was the battlefield. including u.s. soil. therefore, the limitless power that the president can exercise on a battlefield are now no longer confined to physical spaces. essentially the president is omnipotent everywhere because that is where the battlefield is found. what you