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this weekend in los angeles, dr. baraber be at the independence day, hoping to solve our shared problems. we are glad you could join us for our conversation with dr. benjamin barber, coming up right now. >> there is a saying that dr. king had that said there is always the right time to do the right thing. i try to live my life every day by doing the right thing. we know that we are only halfway to completely eliminating hunger and we have work to do. walmart committed $2 billion to fighting hunger in the u.s. as we work together, we can stamp hunger out. >> and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. tavis: all right, please welcome david barber to the program, the noted author and furious at the center for the philanthropy and civil society at the university of new york. he is also the founder of interdependent state. it celebrates its 10th anniversary in l.a., and he joins us from new york. it is good to have you on the program. >> thank you, tavis. good to be here. tavis: the democra

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dr. phil: she was an angel in your life. you said she was an angel. >> oh, god, yes. ever and wherever. there was never a time -- >> dr. phil: who else? >> barbara walters saved my life. that quote right there, what an amazing book. she was an angel that came out of nowhere. >> you came back to the car and found your wife shot. what did you think? >> god, i wish i could. >> if you didn't kill bonny, who did? >> i believe in my heart, some man, 10, 15, maybe 20 years ago, because she used to get married. i think she destroyed a lot of lives. and don't ask me how she got that interview. everybody wanted to interview me and nobody got it but she got it. two days later she saved my life. how did i wind up on your show? how did i wind up on your show? where did that angel come from in your staff that kept banging the hell out of my head until i finally listened to? >> dr. phil: this is astra austin. she's been working with you the entire time. >> that's my pal. [applause] >> dr. phil: so why did you not give up on him? >> i felt that he needed to be heard. and all of the ba

dr. phil mcgraw joins us live from los angeles. i'm excited about your show, the first show, very exciting. welcome to channel 9. >> j.c., thank you. i'm so happy to talk about this. tomorrow we are talking about the george zimmerman trayvon martin story, and we are talking to the best friends of george zimmerman. and when i say best friend, i'm not talking about a weekend buddy. mark oft man is -- ofterman, was a mentor to george zimmerman. he picked out the gun that was used to kill trayvon martin. this is where the zimmermans went to hide for 30 days, when they feared for their lives, and had conversations about what took place. we are going to deliver information tomorrow that people have not heard. >> and you also will be talking to trayvon martin's stepmother, alicia? >> she is there and she confronts these people in some of the accusations they make about her stepson trayvon. then friday i sit down with trayvon's mother, father and older brother. it is one of the most difficult interviews i have ever done. i'm sitting there

. >> reporter: today, she's meeting with los angeles plastic kurgen, dr.scuss her options. >> i know health benefits is one of the reasons for doing this. are there psychological reasons for doing it, too? >> getting made fun of in high school is still in the back of my mind. >> reporter: dr. lawton will have to remove a pound and a half of fat from each of jamie's breasts to change them from a 34ddd to a 34d. >> it's not about fitting into a perfect picture. it's about boosting confidence. >> reporter: dr. lawton also consults with calen before surgery. she puts on a special bra fitted with implants to get an idea of the financial outcome. three weeks after surgery, we meet up with the girls again. here she is before and after. she's now a c cup and feels her top half is as curvy as her bottom half. >> i feel better about myself. she's did an amazing job. >> you're already back in school. >> yes. >> reporter: are you more confident in the classroom? >> i have more confidence walking in there. i don't think it's going to help me on my tests any. >> reporte

dr. wilson has held many people who have lost a brother or sister >>> now 2 los angeles the 4 05 with no traffic. that way for 24 hours because of carmageddon to, crews worked through the weekend to remove a bridge over crossing this is the sequel to last year's first major shutdown of the 45, one of the nation's busiest freeway is a 10 mi. stretch is shut down until 5:00 a.m. monday morning but some in southern california say this nightmare may be a good thing. >>> in today's and 37 years with at peace and quiet carmageddon 1 and carmageddon to >>> it will improve the flow of traffic and make things move >>> and construction at of schedule this afternoon but came to stop when parts of the bridge did not come down as planned engineers that's the problem and things back on schedule. >>> it's going to be hot and toasty >>> some of hottest temperatures this year. everyone talks about the big change between 4-15 degrees warmer than friday. did you see it? the full moon and outside david fehr and one of our viewers sent this picture and we're able the see it throughout most areas except the c

dr. phil: have you ever thought about leaving los angeles, leaving hollywood, loving la-la land and goingo omaha or somewhere elsewhere the cost of living is cheaper and you could be out of the news, out of the limelight and raise your family? >> i don't live in hollywood and i don't love in la-la land. i want to stay in the area where i created my own little family. i don't have much family. brothers or sisters. but i created a close network of friends that are my family, my children's family. if i left home, i'd love them. >> dr. phil: got you. >> that's why. >> dr. phil: thank you. we'll be right back. [applause] i don't have time for the flu. that's why i'm knocking things off my to-do list. vitamin d, done! hand sanitizer, done! hey, eric! i'm here for my flu shot. sorry, didn't make an appointment. well, you don't need one. whether it's flu shots or prescriptions, we continue to accept express scripts and medco plans. i'm bonnie, and this is my cvs. you...you think these disguises will... no. [ male announcer ] salty. sweet. and impossible to resist. >> dr. phil: i want to thank my

angeles. tonight, salman rushdie. his book is called "joseph anton," which was his book name. that is coming up. >> there is a saying that dr. king had that said there is always the right time to do the right thing. i just try to live my life every day by doing the right thing. we know that we are only halfway to completely eliminate hunger, and we have work to do. walmart committed $2 billion to fighting hunger in the u.s. as we work together, we can stamp hunger out. >> and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. tavis: please welcome salman rushdie that to the program. there was a fatwa placed against him following his release of "the satanic verses." welcome back to the program. are you all right? let me start with a quote from this book. the book, i should mention, is written in third person. but this is from the book. to hide in this way is to be stripped of all self-respect. to be told to hide was a humiliation. maybe he thought to live like this would be worse than death. in his book "shame," he wrote about the access of honor and shame, the opposite of the christian idea of guilt and

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angeles. it destroyed four homes, threatening 200 memory. dr.ay higmurrieta high school is now a evacuation center. a second fire started in san diego, near the campo indian reservation. it destroyed 20 homes, threatening 80 more. both of these are brush fires meaning they can move quickly and can change direction with even mild changes in the wind, the direction of the wind. the fires are under investigation. bill: we are just coming into the season right now. what about elsewhere in the west, william? >> the weather here in southern california is cooling off right about now, and a similar change in weather up in washington state has helped firefighters there over the weekend. in the cascade mountains a fire there destroyed some four service buildings and a few thousand acres. of course that is much higher terrain,f you will, a lot of heavy timber there. 2,000 people are undermanned torrey evacuation. a hundred miles south of that in a wilderness area, firefighters there successfully stopped a fire from going into more populated areas, both of

. >> if you're going to be in the los angeles area and you'd like free tickets, go to drphil.com and click on be in the audience. >> dr-461-phil. [applause] >> dr. phil: is it a goal to find a way for the three of you, forget everybody else, for the three of you to find some peace in your life and relationship? is that a goal? >> it's a goal for me. >> yes. >> dr. phil: okay. would you want that? >> no. >> dr. phil: so you want nothing to do with them? so you want out? >> i want completely out. >> dr. phil: okay. that means you're going to withdraw your feelings, right? if you really want out, you have no unfinished emotional business. you can let it go. you can give yourself permission to be peaceful. if you're still angry and bitter every day, you haven't let it go. >> i don't want to hate my mom. >> dr. phil: so you don't want what i'm saying. you said you don't but you do. >> i do. i'm sorry that i'm hurting my mom. >> dr. phil: okay. then because there is a way to work through this. i will guide this, i will get you guys some help to do this. but if you don't have the goal, then you'll never get there. we have to

. >> if you're going to be in the los angeles area and you'd like free tickets, go to drphil.com and click on "be in the audience." >> dr. phil: or call 323-461-phil. [applause] >> dr. phil: i'm back with nicky and yvette. this has been a volatile family situation. there's a lot of moving parts and there's a lot going on. i'm going to tell you what i think here and what i think needs to happen and what i want to happen. first off, i really believe that you are in over your head. at this point, you're saying, i don't know what to do. i mean, you're out of options. for me to tell you to do better would be like telling you to get taller. >> right. >> dr. phil: so you go home an concentrate on it but you don't know how to get taller. >> right. >> dr. phil: so you need some help here. let me tell you, kids don't get out of balance in a vacuum. is it's a family situation. she's the one making all the noise. she's the target patient. because she makes the noise. but she is no more a part of this dysfunction than anyone else in the family. she's just getting the finger pointed at her. it's not all here. you're a good candidate,

here, joining us, in los angeles, so wendy, the study suggests the two are fundamentally connected, prejudice and depression, explain how it is linked. >> reporter: okay, don, drcox and his team looked at the two areas, depression and prejudice, and discovered that some of the fundamentals are the same. in other words, it involves negative patterns. the big difference is whether they're projected outward to an outgroup, or whether they're prejudiced inward to themselves. so victims of prejudice, who are prone to depression, but others who may be prejudiced against themselves. they may not like certain things about themselves, as if they are the out-group. >> you know we hear the sayings, the old expression, when you point a finger you have three pointing back at you. there is some truth to that. >> reporter: well, there is, and for this is like to go back to the old history books, the carl young's philosophy, the shadow. sometimes when we're thinking negatively about other people it may be actually a part of ourselves that is not tolerable, so yeah, i think sometimes people who are bigots or prejudice, may actually be feeling those things about themselves. >>

dr. watson never looked so good. lucy liu place sherlock holmes companion in the new barack obama gentleman called "elementary." we remember her from "charlie's angelsuthland." have you and peter greenberg bonded this morning? every time we looked over there -- what was he talk towing about? >> he told all of us we were losing before 9:00 because he asked how we booked our flights. we use a computer. that's not a smart move. losers do that. losers. we were talking about that. >> nice to see you peter. >> nice to see you also. >> talk about a show not a loser, people are excited about that and we love that dr. watson is a woman. >> yes. >> it's very exciting to be a part of something like this. i think that cbs has been really behind it and people have been excited about it. we've had a lot of people who have been a little suspicious of watson being a woman. if you have a perspective and been following the literature and all that it's completely understandable. but i do think some people might be i want to. nice to have a modern version of that. >> it debuts tonight. are you someone who goes around people finally get to see it i hope they like. i >>

dr. phil's launch in 2002. there have been 25 daytime talk show debuts since then. katie's is the number one. she won her time slot in the biggest markets of new york and los angeles by 150%, and ricki lake by 250%. jessica simpson gets credit there. she was the big star, first episode. she pulled in the viewers. along with katie. congratulations to katie. >> the first time jessica really showed herself, and revealed how much weight she lost since the baby was born. if you have ever wondered what oprah winfrey, 58, if you wonder what she looks like in her 70s. she revealed through instagram, she is playing in this new bio pic, looks at butler of the presidents, cecil gains, she is playing his wife. you see pictures right here, with ronald and the misses, >> still looks good. how about that? >> and with lenny kravitz. she looks great even gray. the rest is up to you. so consider an aarp medicare supplement insurance plan, insured by unitedhealthcare insurance company. like all standardized medicare supplement plans, they pick up some of what medicare doesn't pay. and save you up to thousands of dollars in out-of-pocket costs. call today to request a free decision g

dr. nancy snyderman, thank you so much. >> thanks, savannah. >> 18 minutes after the hour and here once again is matt. >>> the 64th primetime emmys were handed out last night. nbc's kristen dahlgren is in los angeles with the highlights, including one show that made history by not winning a single award. kristen, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, matt. yeah. things have wrapped up now here at the nokia theater, but i imagine some celebrating is still going on somewhere in hollywood at this hour, but probably not by the cast of "mad men." that show was totally snubbed as a new drama was crowned king. just like a good drama, this year's emmys had twists. >> and the emmy goes to "homeland." >> reporter: surprise winner derailing "mad men" which had won best drama the postfour years. >> half the government is going to be in one spot and we've got a terrorist on the loose. >> this is the biggest night of my career. >> reporter: "homeland" also won for outstanding writer and star claire danes won best actress for her role on the show that even president obama says is one of his favorites. >> we're still stupeified by that fact that he's tuning in consistently. >> reporter: "homeland" clean sweep

dr. nancy snyderman, thank you so much. >> thanks, savannah. >> 18 minutes after the hour and here once again is matt. >>> the 64th primetime emmys were handed out last night. nbc's kristen dahlgren is in los angeles with the highlights, including one show that made history by not winning a single award. kristen, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, matt. yeah. things have wrapped up now here at the nokia theater, but i imagine some celebrating is still going on somewhere in hollywood at this hour, but probably not by the cast of "mad men." that show was totally snubbed as a new drama was crowned king. just like a good drama, this year's emmys had twists. >> and the emmy goes to "homeland." >> reporter: surprise winner derailing "mad men" which had won best drama the postfour years. >> half the government is going to be in one spot and we've got a terrorist on the loose. >> this is the biggest night of my career. >> reporter: "homeland" also won for outstanding writer and star claire danes won best actress for her role on the show that even president obama says is one of his favorites. >> we're still stupeified by that fact that he's tuning in consistently. >> reporter: "homeland" clean sweep

clearly heading out to the ocean for her trip to los angeles where she will do flying there and then eventually ending up in a science museum. we talked with drny stories for nasa ames. how incredible to talk to somebody who flew it. did it surprise you? >> reporter: you know i lived in florida. i saw the seventh or eighth launch. i saw john glenn go up. living in florida, you see these go up all the time. you wouldn't realize it, but you can live halfway across the state. once it is in the air, you can see it. it looks like a white plume of smoke or rocket flare at night. you think of the engineering th that goes into it. i think i was able to get two shots on my iphone. i hope one is not blurry. we were all caught off guard. we were expecting low fly by. can't complain. it is a beautiful day. what a piece of history to be able to witness. >> thanks for bringing us that aspect. reporting as well. it is understandable the historical moment we're able to cover on the nbc bay area. >> we want to see your photos. if you snapped some, share with #nbcbayarea. you can tweet us @nbcbayarea or to our facebook page at nbc bay area. you can see your ph

dr. watson never looked so good. lucy liu place sherlock holmes companion in the new barack obama gentleman called "elementary." we remember her from "charlie's angelsrecently "southland." have you and peter greenberg bonded this morning? every time we looked over there -- what was he talk towing about? >> he told all of us we were losing before 9:00 because he asked how we booked our flights. we use a computer. that's not a smart move. losers do that. losers. we were talking about that. >> nice to see you peter. >> nice to see you also. >> talk about a show not a loser, people are excited about that and we love that dr. watson is a woman. >> yes. >> it's very exciting to be a part of something like this. i think that cbs has been really behind it and people have been excited about it. we've had a lot of people who have been a little suspicious of watson being a woman. if you have a perspective and been following the literature and all that it's completely understandable. but i do think some people might be i want to. nice to have a modern version of that. >> it debuts tonight. are you someone who goes around people finally get to see it i hope they

dr. burman is former director of the urban and brooking stacks policy center. then we will hear from david verrill, founder and managing director of public angels investment groupn massachusetts who recently assumed role of chairman of the angel capital association and finally we will hear from william stanfill, general partner of the integra capital income fund and trail head ventures. mr. stanfill has been in the investment business for 40 years. thank you for being with us today. the committee received each of your written statement that they will be part of the hearing record. each of you will be recognized for five minute 4 or 0 remarks. we begin with mr. brockway. you're recognized for five minutes. you can turn on your microphone. >> does that do it? >> that helps. >> i am a strong advocate of comprehensive tax reform and commend congress for thinking about this issue. i am not here to advocate comprehensive tax reform or any particular treatment of capital gains. i am here more to discuss my experiences in 1986 legislation and impact is likely to have and treatment of capital gains in comprehensive tax reform. you have a great witnesses here today that

dr. maya angelou does. >> oh, shut up. >> stephanie: she gives me the respect i'm entitled to. >> she wasis john -- [♪ "world news tonight" theme ♪] >> stephanie: roland's balls have a twitter account, and so does road flair mary. and she just tweeted. >> i know where the caged bird sings, it's because it don't have any food all of the black birds have it. >> stephanie: hi irene. >> caller: hi stephanie. i have basic cable downstairs and premium upstairs. i went downstairs and i couldn't get your show. i turned on morning joe, and he had on newt gingrich on. so i had to hurry back up stairs. >> stephanie: oh thank you irene. >> scarborough: oh, sweet jesus! >> that is the best joe scarborough drop ever. >> scarborough: oh, sweet jesus! >> stephanie: john it's a love letter from you. >> from a woman this time. >> you tend to get it from the men. >> stephanie: that's a niche guys that look like katie lang. dear steph back when the president game out for marriage equality, you saved my relationship. my new husband lost it when i said i was proud of the president. when you lead my letter to j