. >> host: first call for him is dorothy in haiti, missouri. dorothy, you're on booktv. good morning. >> caller: good morning. >> guest: good morning. >> caller: hello. >> host: dorothy -- >> guest: hello, hello. >> host: torte think, we're listening. please go ahead with your question or comment. >> caller: yes. my granddaughter, she's mixed, and she's absolutely beautiful, and she's in eighth grade. we kind of have a different sort of problem here in our school with her. she has problems with the black kids in school. we had to take her out of school and home school her. white kids have accepted her, but the black kids are the ones that are bullying her and giving her trouble. and, you know, yeah. yes, our town, we have a lot of prejudice in our town. we're a small, rural town, and, you know, it's there. but that's what has surprised us. so do you have any explanation for that? [laughter] >> host: taye diggs. >> guest: ooh. i mean, there are tons of people out there that can relate, and i'm sorry that your family has to go through that. but it's, as i said earlier, you

after surgery, dorothy's cancer-free for now and running strong. rehema ellis, nbc news, new york. >>> we're back in a moment with the west point cadet who may have picked the wrong time to check her phone. # >>> new england patriots quarterback tom brady is asking an appeals court for another hear for his four-game suspension over the deflategate scandal. this appeal questions whether commissioner roger goodell acted properly in handing down brady's suspension. if this appeal is denied, the case could go to the supreme court. >>> if you're a regular "nightly news" viewer, you know we've shown you videos of people using their phones at odd times. but never one quite like this. video from saturday that has gone viral, graduation at west point. cadets marching, and one looking down, typing away on her phone, not really paying attention to the excitement around her. >>> back in 1997, they made their tv debut on nbc when they were just four days old. now over 18 years later, the first set of septuplets ever to survive infancy have graduated high school

i always loved what dan berrigan wrote about dorothy day when she died. he said that dorothy day lived as though the truth were actually true. so, too, to dan. amy: jeremy, i thank you for introducing me to the berrigans. phil berrigan, before he died, and dan berrigan. and it was really coming full circle when my colleague and co-author dennis moynahan and i went up to fordham to visit dan a few years ago, to be able to bring him your latest book "dirty wars." i what to go -- we also brought in one other thing, ice cream. his favorite food, ice cream. >> can i say one thing about that that nominee people know? dan berrigan loved ice cream and his fridge was always stocked with ice cream. she loved ice cream so much, it caught the attention of ben & jerry's, the vermont ice cream manufacturer. they contribute to a lot of progressive causes. dan berrigan and the black panther bobby seal and michelle shocked and pizza are an spike lee all appeared in a ben & jerry's ad and i think dance was like mocha chocolate fudge and use holding it up as though it is th

after surgery, dorothy's cancer-free for now and running strong. rehema ellis, nbc news, new york. >>> we're back in a moment with the west point cadet who may hey, ready for the big meeting? yeah. >>uh, hello!? a meeting? it's a big one. too bad. we are double booked: diarrhea and abdominal pain. why don't you start without me? oh. yeah. if you're living with frequent, unpredictable diarrhea and abdominal pain, you may have irritable bowel syndrome with diarrhea, or ibs-d. a condition that can be really frustrating. talk to your doctor about viberzi, a different way to treat ibs-d. viberzi is a prescription medication you take every day that helps proactively manage both diarrhea and abdominal pain at the same time. so you stay ahead of your symptoms. viberzi can cause new or worsening abdominal pain. do not take viberzi if you have or may have had: pancreas or severe liver problems, problems with alcohol abuse, long-lasting or severe constipation, or a blockage of your bowel or gallbladder. if you are taking viberzi, you should not take medicines

dorothy? is hits and misses production of lbj passage of the civil rights bill, most enormous rancor of left and right, conservative and democrat and yet, they crossed the aisle and right to move from justice. it would be nice to think that our political parties could one day have that character. >> a future miss to google that held the big presentation on artificial intelligence this week, do your thinking for you. one of the examples cited, if someone sends a photo of a grandchildren to a grandparent, your cell phone will automatically rely, man, she's really cute. so you don't have to do anything. you like that? >> i like that. i think some day i'll go, siri, what do you think? they're all beautiful. and your own hit or miss, follow us. thank to my panel and all of you for watching. hope to see you right here next week. hope to see you next week. >>> hello, i'm arthel neville. >> i'm greg jarrett. a battle brewing over gun policies between the two presidential front runners and the rhetoric

dorothy? >> this is a hit to hbo's magnificent production of "all the way" about lbj's successful passage of the 1964 civil rights bill in a time of enormous rancor between left and right, conservative and democrat, yet they crossed the aisle, left and right, and produced this move for justice. it would be nice to think that our political parties could one day have that character. >> all right. dan? >> a future miss to google which held a big presentation on artificial intelligence products this week, products that do your thinking for you. one of the examples cited was so if someone sends a photo of a grandchild to a grandparent, your cell phon will automatically reply man, she's really cute. you don't have to do anything. >> you like that? >> i like that. some day i will be able to go what should i think of donald trump's supreme court nominees. they're all beautiful. >> remember, if you have your own hit or miss, tweet it to us. that's it for this week's show. thanks to my panel. and all of

just hold on. >> oh, my gosh, dorothy. >> dorothy, you asked for this. [ bleep ] do not look down. >>> they don't pay me enough. >> i've been skydiving. i bungee jumped. this was the scariest. >> this was the scariest? >> we did it. >> we did. girl power, right? >> your face was so green. oh, my gosh. >> well, i did, actually -- i felt like i was going to throw up at the end. adam miller was like, if you throw up, we'll edit it out. matt greenfield who was with me said we're not going to edit it out. >> of course not. >> so i pulled it together. but i was in bed for the rest of the day. >> oh, my god. >> how do you compare it to other adventures? >> it was the flipping up and down. not only do you flip and up and down, you don't know what to expect. depending on the weight of the car is depend enter on the number of cars you flip. we weren't heavy on the car so we kept flipping. >> which is why no two rides are the same? >> i would never do it again, never, ever. but if you're a roller coaster fan -- >> i think i would love it but not knowing when you're going to flip -- >> right ther

dorothy, sell sides trying to get their arms around whether this is macro or brand perception.ell, i really think it's more macro than anything else. i think, you know, tiffany does have some work to do in terms of new product introductions, but the latest ones are gaining traction. they're speaking with a stronger voice in marketing and that's helping, but quite frankly in all the years i've covered tiffany, and that's over 30 years, i've never seen, you know, as we've seen in the past couple of years foreign tourist spending get to such a high level as it's been. so we're seeing the downside of that, and particularly lower spending and lower tourist visits from chinese consumers, which is, you know, why i would say, yes, all eyes should be on mainland china. you know, they are spending more at home. the one bright spot was obviously gross margin, but i would say also japan which is tiffany's highest margin business. so i think, you know, there are some bright spots. the quarter came in in line with management's guidance. we analysts were perhaps wrong on the top line and the

. >> dan often worked with dust was deeply influenced by dorothy day in this work of war resistance intending to the poor and making the connection that war makes people poor. amy: all of that and more coming up. welcome to democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman. north carolina governor patrick rory faces a deadline today to renounce the state's anti-transgender law after the justice department warned it violates civil rights and gender discrimination statute. the governor has signaled he plans to defend the law despite risking billions in federal education funding. a new cnn or see poll finds americans probably oppose laws like north carolina's that are transgender people from using the bathroom that corresponds to the gender identity. presumptive republican presidential nominee donald trump refused to rule out a bid to remove house speaker paul ryan from his post as chair of the upcoming republican convention. ryan, the nation's most powerful elected republican, has so far declined to endorse trump. speaking to george stephanopoulos on abc's "this week,"

after surgery dorothy's cancer free for now and running strong.results from a new infant sleep study now may help some tired parents get some extra rest. research out of australia shows that letting infants cry themselves to sleep may not give them emotional or behavioral problems as once thought. a new study found that the method was able to get infants to fall asleep on average 13 minutes say it did not change stress level results. >>> we're sisters, and business partners. >> well, they are the cupcake queens who ruled reality tv with their own show. and are known for causing some ridiculous lines that we love in georgetown because everyone wants to get a taste of their sweet treats. they are sisters, they are business partners and now they are exercise buddies dropping 100 pounds between them, all while working doing this. this is unbelievable. this just does not seem right. losing weight when you're surrounded by cup cakes like this, you're here to spill your secrets about your weight loss success. welcome, so great to see you. >> thank you. g

she was the first during and only daughter of dorothy and hue rodham. >> hillary's father ran a smallhey had a come forble life but were decidedly middle class. >> he was a tough-minded republican and devote methodist. dorothy dreamed of a brilliant career for her first born. >> when hillary was 5 years old she went to the schoolyard and was playing with a little girl that called her names, and she went back to her mother and her mother said you go right back out there and give her what for and she went back out and punched the girl in the nose. >> they pushed me around and i pushed back and it was a good lesson for a girl to teach girls you cannot let life do this to you. >> her mother dorothy's experience essentially being abandoned by her family and during real hardship in her childhood and she was very close to her mother, and i think it taught her a lot of grit. her relationship with her father, more difficult, i think. he was a real old-school task master, very tough, very conservative. >> the little girl who rode bicycles and danced grew into a teen who her high school history

>> yes it is. >> dorothy? >> sure. every meeting is a live option. and they want to try to get a hike in this year as soon as, they feel, possible. they just don't want to jump the gun on it. >> guy, i think june is far more likely than july. i just have a feeling we're going to go in june. >> all right. that is what makes a market. appreciate you all. >>> about 45 minutes to go here. market was almost briefly looking like it might be in positive territory for dough. down 46 again. the s&p 500 is down a quarter percent. nearly 5 points and the nasdaq is in the green by 11 points. >>> virtual reality. google's head of vr gives us the scoop on the tech giants plans to stay ahead of the pack in the growing category when we come back. >> and bio tech. thousands of data sets on new development and cancer drugs begin to be released tonight. we'll tell you which stocks to focus in on. >>> welcome back. watching the markets digest the fed minutes which released about an hour ago. the market was higher as soon as they came out, it turned lower and that is whe

when you hacked into dorothy bush's e-mail account, you found all kinds of intensely personal things about her father, about his illness, about them even planning for his funeral. should you make that stuff public? >> translator: the decision to make that public was not mine. i sent it to a particular website and they made it public. >> guccifer also hacked into colin powell's e-mail and facebook accounts. as for his hacking ability, computer security expert madeleine dmitri said that he is not a hacker. >> guccifer was not a hacker? >> guccifer was not a hacker, he was a diligent guesser. >> he did pretty well. >> he did pretty well, but lehe's not a hacker. >> he got into the e-mail kof clinton confidant sidney blumenthal. >> and when you saw hdr-22, did you know whose e-mail that was? >> at that very moment, i thought it could be hillary diane rodham clinton. >> and you said to yourself, wow. guccifer copied the e-mail to clinton. in one, blumenthal wrote the following information comes from extremely sensitive sources and should be handled with care. guccifer put a g on the docum

. >> to penetrate the bush's world he hacked the e-mail dorothy bush. the daughter of one president and the sister of another and that's how we all discovered george w. bush was an amateur painter making public a hobby that until then had been private and there was more. >> when you hacked into dorothy bush's e-mail account you found out all kinds of intensely personal things about her father. about his illness. about them planning for his funeral. should you have made that stuff public? >> the decision to make them public was not mine. i sent them to a certain address and the people running that site decided they should be made public. >> that's copping out, isn't it? come on. >> he also went after colin powell breaking into powell's e-mail and facebook accounts. he's made racist remarks about powell as he did about others he hacked. as for his hacking ability, computer security expert says what gucifer did, did not require advanced technical skills. >> so he wasn't a hacker. >> he is not a hacker in my opinion. he was a guesser. >> a diligent guesser.

i always considered dan to be in a league with mahatma gandhi and dorothy gray and the greatest peoplehe was the first priest arrested in u.s. history against war, maybe the world. he certainly changed the church in the united states and the world. we never had this before. that is what is so amazing about speakinghil, priests against war. and now that is kind of normal for a lot of people. for them, it was so groundbreaking. spoke to me all along about resistance now as a way of life. that we as people of peace and nonviolence have to spend our lives saying no to the culture of war and working for the abolition of war and poverty and nuclear weapons and as frida talked about, one of the first things he said to me 35 euros ago was talking about resisting debt as a social methodology. if you're going to spend your life resisting debt, you're going to learn to live life to the full. if you want to be hopeful, yet to do hopeful things. and he said, don't just do something, stand there. he was faithful. early on he was saying, make the connections between all of the issues as activists. ro

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sadly dorothy passed away in 2011 about a yea and a half after chelsea said i do. >> this was at yourwith your mom and, you know, your mom raised you to do great things and to do your best. >> right. >> so right now, how proud would she be? >> she would be excited. she would be very proud. but she also would be giving me advice. >> would she? >> >> oh my goodness. i'm not sure you should have said that or did you really need to wear that? >> it's beautiful to see the relationship between chelsea and hilary like hilary had a great relationship with her beautiful. >> that was a great job but just in case kevin thinks that he's all that, some tt bring it back down to earth. check out my enthusiastic friend trying the celebrity name game. >> here we go. >> thhs uy. he's a rapper. he pours the champag >> i was ready and a little too excited but we did do good. >> celebrity name game airs tomorrow. check your local listings. we'll be right back. ♪ ♪ you live life your way. we can help you retire your way, too. financial guidance while you're mastering life. from chase. so you can. financial

host: i think we got the point, dorothy. thank you. will hagood. guest: thank you, dorothy.on, very important and significant question i am reminded of the texas-- the state of texas textbook controversy when they wanted to refer to slaves as quote workers. of course, that was voted down, but just the fact that something like that would be tabled is astonishing. i think that's that's university and colleges across the country, the more diversity, there's no doubt about it and i think that it is incumbent upon university presidents and department chairman to make that happen. i think that there are a lot of writers, scholars, artists who are not from the traditional background, but have done wonderful things and i think those artists should be brought into the academic community. i think it's more enjoyable for the students to see someone who is not from a traditional academic background. i have a ba degree, but i have seven books in-- and a lot of writing behind me, so i think if people who run the university just the same as the people who were in a corporation in this coun

i also spoke to dorothy, she is a partner in a very big a very big law form in new jersey. i asked her how you manage and break the glass ceiling. >> my battle is when he can i can into a closing without lip liner in high heels. >> she also to me this secret to staying young. >> keep when your high heels, that's for sure. because you don't want to feel like an old lady wearing flats. >> i'm gonna follow her advice. she also said some challenges women face that's particular to the law field is that you have to log a lot of hours in the office to become partners. >> when you competing against women are not childbearing years and not taking off of work, when your time is a huge component to your evaluation, that is a factor. >> a lot of women have to make that choice. i also spoke to the mayor of camden, asked her what are some of the challenges for women in the political field. >> the challenge they face is waiting to be asked to run for public office where men are entitled to leadership positions. i think women do not need to be afraid of stepping up and stepping out there.

dorothy? dorothy: hello. i'm going to tell a personal story tonight about the complexities and rewards of moving a historic site to the point that it has historical legitimacy. "roots,"by alex haley in 1977i began a journey to identify my own slave ancestors. by 1983, research led me to somerset place plantation, a former antebellum plantation that had become a tax-supported, racially segregated recreation -themed state park in 1939, and a de facto segregated north carolina segregated historical site in 1969. ir arrived on one of the hottest days of the year, clutching in sale naming bill of and transferring my ancestors, collinsem, to josiah the first, one of the wealthiest planters in north carolina. i felt when iow, got there that i would see something that i recognize of my ancestors, other than the bill of sale. planter's1830's home was welcome to the public. i was offered the standard elitist white male interpretive tour. "he cleared the land and cultivated fields." [laughter] he built the mansion house

when dorothy first got there the horse kept changing colors.ows i like those horses changing colors. we want to understand why and how they are able to do this. that is the purpose of what is called the precision frontier or the intensity frontier. katty: what will neutrinos tell less if we can study them further? >> the first point is that for a long time we thought neutrinos had to travel at the speed of light. we know that is not true. that one a nobel prize a few years ago. it also won a breakthrough price. it is so exciting. one of the things is how much does the universe way? if you know the neutrinos are going through this behavior, it suggests they have weight. if they have weight, they cannot travel at the speed of life. they are among the most numerous things in the universe. we can better weigh the universe. katty: if we know more about neutrinos we know more about how the big bang happened? >> neutrinos act like message carriers from the beginning of time. they tell us what was going on because we understand the nuclear and particle

hi, dorothy. >> we are across the street from the kennedy center.o beautiful when it is lit up at night. we don't know when the production will be here, how much it will cost but we know "hamilton" is coming. >> sh i are they already sold out. >> reporter: the tickets are not even on sale yet and it's a ways off. the show is coming to the kennedy center in the 2017/2018 season. >> don't shame his memory with pettiness. >> reporter: these actors are rehearsing for a local production of robin hood. news the tony nominated music is coming to washington generating a lot 0 of buzz in the theater community and beyond. >> from what i have seen in clips, listening to the soundtrack and everything it is a big deal to come to the d.c. area. >> reporter: the kennedy center says the best way to score seats is to buy a season subscription for the 2016/2017 and then renew it the next year. the 2017/2018 subscription includes tickets to "hamilton." >> which is a lot of money but it is brilliant, a smart way to get people back in the theater. >> reporter: the produ

dorothy says the boy's mother seeped to know who was responsible when she ran out of the burning house. >> she said, he did this. >> i really hope that whoever did this, that they find them. >> reporter: we're told the boy's 45-year-old mother suffered second and third degree burns. she is still hospitalized tonight. his 13-year-old brother was also burned in the fire but he has been treated and released. reporting live in vallejo, jodi hernandez. >>> two correctional deputies are accused of beating up an inmate. this is another set back for the embattled santa clara county jail. now, from the sheriff's office what do we know right now? >> reporter: the two deputies arrived here and came through -- went through those two doors to be arrested. the arrests culminated a long investigation by the sheriff's office and generated a positive yet somewhat skeptical reaction from the man who was allegedly beaten. the santa clara county sheriff's office vowed to crack down on the violence that had made the jail system a focus of public scrutiny and lawsuits. sheriff deputies arrested correctional

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performance, and to be able 2 movies in a row to see from blackng color, and white to color, like dorothy stepping into the land of oz, that is how it felt. it was just a gift for me to witness that. here.l be right genie: you were talking about "e.t." before. premiered in cannes 34 years ago. it must be british review you because both films were written by melissa matheson -- bittersweet for you because both were written by melissa mathison. steven: i met her on the set of "raiders of the lost ark" in tunisia. we did "e.t." together, "the bfg " together. but she was on the red carpet. i thought she was there. genie: steven spielberg, thank you so much. ññ1111@1@1@1@1púúa xx 05/17/16 05/17/16 [captioning made possible by democracy now!] amy: from chicago, this is democracy now! >> the u.s. invasion of iraq was a major reason in the development of o or primary rean in the incitement of sectarian conflicts, which have now exploded into these monstrosities. amy: "who rules the world?" we continue our conversation with noam chomsky, leading political dissident, on unrest in the middle east,

i think we got the point, dorothy, thank you. wil haygood? >> guest: thank you, dorothy.was a great question and very important and significant question. i'm reminded of the state of texas textbook controversy when they wanted to refer to slaves as, quote, workers of course that was voted down but the fact that something like that would be tabled is astonishing. i think that universities and colleges across this country need more diversity, no doubt about it. and i think that it is incumbent on university presidents and department chairman to make that happen. i think that there are a lot of writers and artist who is are not of the traditional background but have done a lot of things. i think those artists should be brought into the academic community. i think it's more enjoyable for the students to see somebody not from traditional academic background, such as myself. i have a b.a. degree but i have seven books and it, you know, a whole lot of writing behind me and so, think of people that run the university are the same as people who run corporations in this country. i

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. >> dorothy and i believe that we can help to effect change one person at a time by doing something that we understood. >> bon jovi opened up his first soul kitchen in red bank five years ago. both restaurants there are no prices just make a minimum $10 donation or to do volunteer work. >> always a leader in the the commune. great to hear that. >>> new tool in the fight of zika how animals can keep you safe this summer. >>> is this the end for sharon and ozzie osborne. we will tell you how sharon is responding to the rumors they split up for good, jan. >>> brooke and jim, good morning. newest production, to hit the stage right here in philadelphia. think above life with a cirque du soleil twist, i'm jan car bay a, reporting live we will will take you behind the scenes coming up next. look, i know you're a cow and all. and you may not know what i'm talking about, but, uh. the yogurt made from your milk, is delicious. mmmm, yoplait. a new show is flying into town this week, cirque du soleil ovo a insect inspired production arrives in ale tonight. >> beginning a behind the scenes previ

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his wife dorothy says the child's mother was distraught and then suffered second and third degree burns. >> she ran. someone, help me. help me. my baby. she was crying. she was burnt all over here. >> i tried to hold my breath. and i couldn't. so i got down on the ground and just i can see the flames towards the back of the house. and i just kept that hose on. >> jeffrey ames was on the floor as the windows began popping out and was worried about a gas explosion. he said he squirmed out of the home once firefighters got there. unfortunately by the time fire crews got to the child, it was too late. a teenager suffered minor burns. no word on the cause of that fire. >>> two people died when another driver turned right in front of their motorcycle in solano county. the man and woman riding south on highway 113 near vacaville around 7:00 last night when chp says an oncoming dodge charger turned, failing to yield to the right-of-way. both of those motorcyclists died at the scene. the vacaville woman driving that dodge was also injured and taken to the hospital and released. the chp says ther

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