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it's the usa spy drama, "burn notice" and with it comes a steamy star, actor jeffrey donovan, who happens to be a brand new dad. we'll try to get him to talk about the show. >> after being handed his walking papers, aka, his burn notice, jeffrey's character cia spy, weston, can't seem to stay out of the game. which has his mother very worried about her little boy. take a look. >> you could blow my cover. >> i'm so sorry, michael. you got to talk to sam and jesse. >> i can't talk to anyone else. >> why did i get a private call. >> because you're calling people about me and you have to stop. >> i just wanted to know if you were alive. is that too much to ask? >> yes, it's too much to ask. you can't call, you can't write, you have to wait for me to come back. >> wow. >> and i thought cody and i had problems. it makes me feel so much better. >> i felt very bad yelling at each other. it's sharon gless. >> she's an actress who can take it. >> i love her so much. >> we have to talk about the little one, first. >> can you show us a picture? >> oh! >> she is delicious. we were dying. >> how old is

the announcement taking place at 11:00 at the donovan house in northwest d.c.. he has been a long time ally for equal. >> still ahead on "good morning washington," learn how u.s. senators are paying tribute to he late senator >> right now road closures after a massive fire in the district. this is at frager's. what is next for that historic business? find uers are hoping to more survivors after a building collapsed in

and -- all of our friends, our family, donovan, don't you care about donovan, my son, that you have beendel to? >> jimmy: no, not really -- let's go back to you breaking up with him part of the conversation, isn't that a key point? let's use that moment as a dividing line and go on from there. so brian went home, and then it was time for maybe the best -- i've seen many episodes of the bachelor, the bachelorette, maybe the best scene ever. look, oh, wait a minute, that is a dentist from garden grove. you see what we're seeing here is a youtube video of a woman giving a rabbit -- which i hope is her rabbit -- some kind of a romantic spa treatment, and the rabbit, he looks like he loves it. this might be one of the ten strangest things i have ever seen in my life. hey, easter is over, the bunny has to treat himself right, and then they ate him. actor peter mahue who played chewbaca, he was flying home from the denver comic con, when the tsa stopped him, you see peter there sitting, that is his light saber, he should know you can't bring it through security. that is a wookie mistake, i gues

. >> yeah, sounding like donovan. >> is that how it goes?t is not the song of the summer. >> and shazaam's number one pick for the summer song. >> yes. "get lucky." >> with farrell. >> how do you explain "get lucky." >> we had the song the other day. >> the theme song for grace mackenzie. >> getting lucky because they bought the power ball ticket. >> we had this song on, great song, infectious, the kids come in, i stayed up all night long to get lucky and christina goes, turn that down. >> that's not what he's saying all that much. >> kids going to kindergarten singing about getting lucky. >> you've got to get lucky. >> do you have a song of the summer? you like that one. >> i really do like that song. i picked another one i can't remember. what was it called? oh, you know that song? "next to me." >> no, that was earlier this year. >> earlier this year and some of last year. >> she made her name at the london olympics. >> she was -- i know she was on the show. she did the opening and closing ceremonies. >> it's not going to be the song of th

donovan. don't you care about donovan, my son, that you have been a role model to?> jimmy: no, not really, i don't care that much about that. let's go back to you breaking up with him part of the conversation. isn't that a key point? let's use that moment as the dividing line and go on from there. so brian went home alone, i'm guessing and then it was time for maybe the best -- i've seen many episodes of "the bachelor," "the bachelorette." maybe the best hot tub scene ever. look at this. that's -- oh, wait a minute. that's -- that's bugs. he's a dentist from garden grove. you see what we're seeing here is a youtube video of a woman giving a rabbit -- which i hope is her rabbit -- some kind of a romantic spa treatment, and the rabbit, he looks like he loves it. this might be one of the ten strangest things i have ever seen in my life. hey, easter's over, the bunny has to treat himself right, right? and then they ate him. here's a story about another furry friend. actor peter mayhew who played chewbacca in "star wars," he was the one who wore the chewbacca costume. he

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. >> reporter: justin donovan's brother david and his mother, rosemary dyche are on board. stepdad david dyche is the captain. it set sail on may 29th. on june 3rd, crew member, edie nimith advised of treacherous weather. her text the next day was the last time anyone heard from the nina. a massive search turned up nothing. officials fear the boat sank. >> we are not finding it on the search area and probably had a catastrophic event. >> reporter: officials aren't ruling out survivors. the captain's mother got a call a week after the boat went missing that she thinks was her son. >> i heard very heavy static and a voice that said, carol, and the static got so bad it cut off. >> reporter: the captain's twin sister is not giving up hope for "the nina." >> she's always come back to port, maybe not always in one piece, but she's always come back to port. >> reporter: two other americans missing, 28-year-old man and 18-year-old woman and matthew wooten of britain. such a committed environmentalist, he refused to fly. there is no sign the crew made it here to australia. lester. >

going to turn out, you need to be careful about making large bets on uncertain out comes and tom donovan was good at holding the president's hands and reassuring him, it is okay not to jump into all of these things, and to be cautious about u.s. policy. i do think that the time for that caution is moving it into a different period now, when i travel overseas i increasingly hear people say, where is the united states? what is it that the united states sees as the path forward in the middle east i think that the real problem strategically has not been tom donelan, although he is not first and foremost a foreign strategy strategy gist, it has been the president himself and i think strategy is something that, in a way, foreign to the president's thinking, because strategy means you are going to have to make commitments. you are going to have to reduce your flexibility. you will have to reduce your options in order t to go in a certain direction and the president is always reluctant to do that. so it is hard to make strategy for a man who likes to make sure he can still do whatever he wants.

for more i am joined by the secretary of housing and urban develop, sean donovan.>> martin, good to be with you. >> according to your report, the largest mortgage services have failed eight of the standards in the report. also, four out of five banks have failed at least one of the 29 metrics. can you explain why this has happened? i thought your resolution and your agreement was supposed to solve this. >> well, martin, as you remember, the servicing of mortgages in this country was so broken that we set up this process to fix it over three years, and we learned three key things yesterday. one is there is progress being made and specifically the terrible practice of robo signing of literally taking people's homes without reading the documents or even falsifying documents appears to be fixed. a second one, charging families that are struggling to pay their mortgages fees to modify their mortgages has been stopped as well. so we are making progress. what we did learn as you pointed to s that we still have a ways to go. specifically we're finding pervasive problems wi

donovan, hector jimenez who made it 2-0. you think it's over.ordon, the header makes it 2-0. and in stoppage time, an incredible throw. we're tied folks. not a big fan of ties in soccer? [ cheering and applause ] >> brought the house down. allen gordon the game winner. two goals in the last four minutes at the quake shocked the galaxy. we follow that up somehow some way. women's u.s. open. five over and frustrated. she fired her caddy here. nine holes in. she summoned her boyfriend out of the gallery. he was on the bag the rest of the way. shot of the day, caroline rolls it in for a big finish. that's an eagle. she finishes at plus 12. we love the shot. here's your leader. the world's number one player. finished the day at 10 under par. ahead of the field. looking for a third straight victory and a major. the at&t national, he doesn't throw clubs when he's mad. what's he doing? wasn't happy. finished the day tied at 20th. we have a repelling mascot at the utah blaze game. fourth period. touchdown. he has six touchdowns for the night. final secon

. ♪ >>> it does speak to ray donovan a little bit, but right now he's such a flawed, deep, complicateds the right and wrong, but also he has a sense of right and wrong. is he a dark man to you? >> i'm not talking about happiness with ray because i'm not a very happy guy, but i think there is -- the show's creator and writer gave him a power that is conflicted. >> he's a hollywood fixer. what does that mean? >> he works for a high-end law firm, fixing the problems of hollywood actors, people like that, studio executives. every once in a while there are problems that fall outside the legal boundaries of what one can do and they call ray. >> he sounds a bit like george clooney's character in that movie. >> it is similar. >> what's interesting about this to me is you're seeing really great television coming from showtime and hbo and netflix. it's really happening in terms of the business you're in. >> i was shocked. you know, script after script was just really remarkable on our first season. and also the production value. one of the difficult things is shooting 12 one-hour films over the

it's why i went -- met back in january with hud's secretary sean donovan and asked for his support to reenvision the san francisco housing authority using a public/private partnership model. it's also why in february i replaced all but one of the previous housing authority commissioners what a new commission that has the expertise we need to improve the finances, the management, the public safety, and current conditions at our city's public housing sites. they quickly moved to sure up the agency's procurement system [speaker not understood] needing commission approval from $100,000 to $30,000 while tightening oversight by requiring monthly procurement reports. i applaud them for making thea good government changes in advance of any audit finding because frankly it's the right way to run an agency. i know they will continue to make tough decisions that ensure the authority is efficient in its management and operations because that means better outcomes for the residents that they serve. an important next step is working with labor to provide the better maintenance for our residents by

courtney donovan says she doesn't own a car and needs to get from oakland to san francisco international airport on monday. >> probably going to have to get a cab. cost probably about $100. so just a lot more expensive than i'd like to pay for. >> reporter: both sides set to go back behind close doors and negotiate late into the evening and over the weekend until they hammer out a contract. one more note, if they do go on strike, they say they'll bring all the bart trains safely into the station before a strike begins. we're live in oakland, christien kafton, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> businesses all over the bay area are brace being for the economic impact of a possible bart strike. a strike could mean a huge disruption in wages and services for businesses big and small. >> we're a 24 hour house so we have to be there for our guests. there might be employees that car pool that normally don't drive trying to find ways to actually have employees if they stay in the city, maybe stay in a hotel. >> reporter: finding a hotel room in san francisco might be difficult over the next few days with

from local six, ibew, steve powers and tim donovan. >> flores from the local 22 of the carpenters. [ applause ] >> and for our next speaker, jess peterson. >> jess managed corporate and campus projects in southern california before joining web corp builders in 2000 and oversaw the construction and as vice president he led the web four team on the $500 million california academy of sciences a combination of aquarium, research institute, planetarium, and science museum. mr. peterson's sphere headed web force transition for a company focused on private development to a company with robust, private, public, and infrastructure divisions. i am pleased to introduce a great partner and supporter of city build, jess peterson. >> thank you. >> what a large crowd. graduates it is a time to savor the feeling of accomplishment and to turn the page in the next chapter in your lives. for graduates' family thises is a time to be proud. and for all of the faculty and staff, thank you for all that you have done to really prepare and educate the graduates for today. and dignitaries and hosts, thank you

following people for the child care planning and advisory council, the new appointments are for sharon donovan, and the new candidates are max, monica and >> there are no public speakers signed up for this item >> is there any comments? >> fewer? >> i would like to say that i love maria and she will be excellent. >> thank you. >> i wanted to introduce the coordinator with us tonight. >> thank you. >> commissioner mendoza? >> thank you. >> so i just wanted to actually had just a couple of questions with regards to the candidates and i know that we have been thinking a lot more. they don't realize that we appoint half of the cpac that does half of the oversight with the child care and the direction that we are trying to go in with the new office of early care and education. and i think that you know we have been thinking a lot about how do we insure that there is great representation so i was really glad to see some of the folks that were putting forward, and i am curious how long, and i know that there is two new members, and but with regards to the others that are coming back, how long they ha

. >>> and jeffrey donovan. >> and a lot of great stuff. we'll see you guys then. money" starts now! hey, i'm cramer. welcome to "mad money." welcome to cramerica. other people want to make friends, i'm just trying to save you a little money. my job is not just to entertain you, but to ucate and teach you. call me at 1-800-743-cnbc. how much downside is left? is it over? today the averages got hammered hit for much of the session. dow declining triple digits in one scary moment before a dramatic reversal that propelled all the indices into the black. the dow getting 80 points. the s&p rising an astonishing percent. people went home feeling real confident. a rebound caused by an eeny, teeny decline in interest rates. tomorrow we get the nonfarm payroll report from the labor department. that could send rates back up, which could reverse this rally in a nanosecond. if we get a strong number, one above 167,000 jobs people are expecting, i think the interest rates will spike up. the good news is bad news. if we get a weak employment number, a number that shows substanti

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. >>> and jeffrey donovan. >> and a lot of great stuff. we'll see you guys then.ath everywhere. the steamiest secrets. >> that was the first time it ever happened. >> and a shocking twist. >> my god, it sounds like a soap opera. >> hello. [captioned by national captioning institute] [cbs television distribution] a little about me. i'm recently married. i work with my wife on the show. and i'm learning to be a dad to two amazing kids in a blended family. i'm hosting the talk show because there's a lot to talk about.

reporter: donovan was described as a tireless public servant and this change is vindicated for rice, who discussed her loyalty to the president. >> president. >> i am deeply grateful for your enduring confidence in me. reporter: president nominated another controversial figure. samantha power, to replace susan rice as the u.n. ambassador. she later apologized after calling hillary clinton a nster, and made a passionate plea for muscular american intervention. >> i have seen troopers built to protect the people of bosnia. as the most powerful and aspiring country on the earth, we have a critical role to play. reporter: she was an advocate on libya and susan rice has said that the senate needs to act on her nomination as soon as possible. lou: thank you. ed henry, chief white house correspondent. president obama is not the only to find one in the midst of these scandals swirling about him. attorney general eric holder today missed a 5:00 p.m. deadline to personally explain questionable remarks he made before congress last month. when he testified, he wa unaware of any potential prosecu

what do you make of the departure of tom donovan and susan rice as the replacement? >> i would not have chosen this moment for fundamental change at the beginning of a series of meetings with senior foreign leaders. second ily, i think tom donna lynn lynn has done a superb job. security adviser is in many ways is principal, maybe the key resource for the president. if should be given every opportunity from the outside to succeed. >> single question the administration faces probably most urgently is should the united states intervene militarily in syria. >> let somebody define for me a strategic objective for the united states. what is it we're trying to achieve. and then one can judge the various kinds of interventions in relation to that objective. we've now had four wars. we have ended the great enthusiasm, but after some measurable period of time, we found ourselves in position where the public would not sustain the effort. and where the only debate inside the united states was to restore. but by definition, you can't under tad military intervention to which you h

. >> ray donovan, the secretary of labor, was cleared, and excuse me, sir, which office do i go to tosignation. >> what's scary. they are about to nail him, they have everything, i don't know, i'm not in the room, and, by the way, i heard from the government sources that a lot of this stuff you read in the papers turns out not to be totally accurate on this thing. liz: what a surprise. >> i'm fighting for information like everybody else, but from what i heard, a lot of this stuff is, i mean, this is not easy to do, okay, but in thatceps, you know, the other sense, it's not accurate, i hear, but author anderson, the invest gaiter said, remember this, convicted, supreme court threw out the conviction. liz: author anderson is no longer in business. >> formally a big accounting firm, lost the license on the conviction, but ultimately cleared. liz: please come back and let us know howwmuch you know in redemption. >> i will, maybe lairts on today. liz: okay. thank you very much, charlie. get to the issue of -- would you drive a self-driving car? i can barely drive a car. i'm a good driver,

>> ray donovan 1930 s. we might call and a fixer. shriver is terrific. john boyd places father.ery excited about the show. strafe arrested -- shows like that because we can watch a new series. in the fall we have homeland coming back at the end of september. we are launching masses of sex behind homeland, which is a series based on the lives of masters and johnson. liz: read about. as we pan up theee, you can see if the big poster. you're putting it behind that. it said it's time when the cable verizon is getting murkier. we just spoke with viacom. a to sell the bonds of their content for streaming to amazon of all places. new players here. does that worry you, excite you? >> i think it's exciting. you know, all this talk about additional players making original programming is its endorsement will we're going. there is no shortage of a result programming. they're is a shortage of great original programming. puts more pressure on us to find great content and produce great content, promote that content and ultimately it promotes the brand. we are confident we can continue doing th

you know senator dodd, you know some of the legislators, it is interesting to get that perspective donovan put this on my radar of politico. he was very much into his job as vice president and continued to play a role in politics and became one of the architects of nixon's success in the south in 1972. i read it more policy and less history, but i just have to learn about this with history. >> let us know what you reading this summer. tweet us at booktv great post on her facebook page and send us an e-mail at booktv@c-span.org ours is not a caravan of despair. come if you have even broken your vows, calm yet again. a couple of reasons that this is meaningful to me. it is in the books and i say that whenever i look at the statue of liberty, this great and beautiful woman of welcoming. the inscription is bring me your huddled masses to break free. it is this notion of america, a radical welcome, plant the seeds in american soil. let them grow into institutions and congregations that are welcoming and open to us. i need to confess that i get emotional when i talk to people like this right aft

. >> host: on the under 26 line, donovan from michigan. donovan, good morning to you. you're on with mr. block. >> caller: good morning. >> host: go ahead. >> caller: my question actually -- more of a comment actually touches upon the last caller's question or comment, which was that employers -- one of the negative outcomes of employers having to provide health insurance for employees that work over 40 hours, or employers have to provide health insurance for employees that work over 40 hours if they have 51 employees or however that was framed. is that -- not only does it affect hiring, it also affects the employees already working for the company. what i've been experiencing for the past year is employers who are not scheduling employees over 40 hours, which leaves me will having to go out and several of my coworkers, will having to go out and find several jobs in order to pay bills and whatnot. and i mean, it's -- it's kind of already adding to a big problem amongst the young people when the unemployment rate is so high amongst young people in the country right now.

what has donovan and instill a new >> i tried to practice every day at least a little more i try to increasee coming at me or looking at ming. at me. >> (laughter) >> gary: congratulations on everything. >> thanks again. ♪ [ male announcer ] wouldn't it be great if all devices had backup power? the chevrolet volt does. it's ingeniously designed to seamlessly switch from electricity to gas to extend your driving range. no wonder volt is america's best-selling plug-in. that's american ingenuity to find new roads. ♪ the 2013 volt. charge ahead of the rest in the hov lane. ♪ >>> "omg! insider," the top trending stories you need to know. >> overdose, sheriffs responding. >> paris jackson's suicide attempt. >> what do cryptic messages reveal? >>> and a-rod blasted as a-roid. why is the yankee playboy now the media's main target in what could become baseball's biggest drug scandal? >>> and tiger woods girlfriend forced to take a drug test during this awards ceremony? >> definitely a different situation. >>> plus, was kelly rowland jealous of beyonce? >>> and jennifer love hewitt pregnant and engage

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