here's morgan freeman in "lucy." it's in theaters tomorrow. >> yes?e's lucy. i just read all of your research on the human brain. we need to meet. [ chuckles ] >> all of my research? wow, i'm very flattered, young lady. but i find that hard to believe. >> i read your theory on the use of the brain's capacity. it's a little rudimentary, but you're on the right track. >> thank you. >> i absorbed a large quantity of synthetic cph-4 that will allow me to use a 100% of my cerebral capacity. right now, i'm at 28%. and what you wrote is true. once the brain reaches 20%, it opens up. >> you can control your own metabolism? >> yes. also, i can control magnetic and electric waves. television. [ static ] telephone. [ phone rings ] radio. [ radio chatter ] >> that's amazing. >> jimmy: that's what i'm talking about! [ cheers and applause ] can't wait. "lucy" is the name of the movie. more with morgan freeman when we get back, everybody. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ two phones got you too through? mcdonald's bacon clubhouse is a new breakthrough in break time. connect

freeman also maintained an incredible work ethic. he got up every morning at 2:00, in fact, this is a picture of him in his office. he would work from 2:00, to i believe 6:00 or 7:00 in the morning. if you note in the photograph, you can see there's a microphone where he did a daily radio show. then he went off to the newspaper office and was a full-time editor. so really quite remarkable his output. his scholarship deeply influential, although it's certainly taken some hits. his interpretive foundation is there. there's a lot of rubble. because of the revisionist scholars. and of course, their critique of freeman, is that he simply presented us a sanitized lee. he was very selective in the evidence that he used in his presentation of lee. so i'll give you one example. he spoke to an audience at the war college talking about leadership. and in this, he made an observation about what constitutes the generalship during the civil war. he said a great general, a great general must recognize between what was profitable to what was desirab

"i put them into four separate little baggies," he told freeman. "and then i go on, like, a 20- block walk around the city and threw the (bleep) in the back of, like, random garbage trucks." >> both don longueuil and noah freeman had worked at sac, and they both ended up pleading guilty after the government caught them on tape. >> two former sac portfolio managers were named yesterday. prosecutors alleging what many have speculated for years: insider trading at stevie cohen's sac capital... >> narrator: the arrests were a big shock, but not a surprise to many traders on wall street. >> listen, if you walked up to a typical wall street trader and you would say, "hey, is there insider trading at sac capital going on?", after the guy falls on the floor dying of laughter, will get up and say, "yes." >> martin smith: he dies of laughter because it's a naïve question? >> it's a naïve question. i mean, that's their reputation. >> narrator: the man at the top of sac capital, founder and ceo steven a. cohen, has been the subject of numerous articles and rep

freeman is on. and the tying run will come to the plate here in the eighth.ittle bit of a slider. i'm with you. here's my fastball, challenge it. freddie, you see the break right there. he is able to hook it through. right off the end there stayed with it. this guy, someday, is going to win the battle title. we talk about that a lot. but because he has such ability to drive the ball around the ballpark, left field, right field lines. that gives him a shot. >> joe: all-star game at-bat for anthony rizzo. hit 20 home runs. that's three shy of his career high. and the regime that's now in chicago, has picked this guy up three times. >> harold: you're right. >> joe: with the gm in boston, when rizzo was there. hoyer, who left boston, he trades for rizzo. and those two guys are in chicago. and they bring him to the cubs. they obviously like him. >> tom: i think makeup is a huge part of that. if you love the left-handed power, who wouldn't? but they know about this makeup from the time he was in high school and they drafted him. off the charts. >> joe: the count, 1

freeman is on. and the tying run will come to the plate here in the eighth.ittle bit of a slider. i'm with you. here's my fastball, challenge it. freddie, you see the break right there. he is able to hook it through. right off the end there stayed with it. this guy, someday, is going to win the battle title. we talk about that a lot. but because he has such ability to drive the ball around the ballpark, left field, right field lines. that gives him a shot. >> joe: all-star game at-bat for anthony rizzo. hit 20 home runs. that's three shy of his career high. and the regime that's now in chicago, has picked this guy up three times. >> harold: you're right. >> joe: with the gm in boston, when rizzo was there. hoyer, who left boston, he trades for rizzo. and those two guys are in chicago. and they bring him to the cubs. they obviously like him. >> tom: i think makeup is a huge part of that. if you love the left-handed power, who wouldn't? but they know about this makeup from the time he was in high school and they drafted him. off the charts. >> joe: the count, 1

freeman also maintained an incredible work ethic. he got up every morning at 2:00, in fact, this is a picture of him in his office. he would work from 2:00, to i believe 6:00 or 7:00 in the morning. if you note in the photograph, you can see there's a microphone where he did a daily radio show. then he went off to the newspaper office and was a full-time editor. so really quite remarkable his output. his scholarship deeply influential, although it's certainly taken some hits. his interpretive foundation is there. there's a lot of rubble. because of the revisionist scholars. and of course, their critique of freeman, is that he simply presented us a sanitized lee. he was very selective in the evidence that he used in his presentation of lee. so i'll give you one example. he spoke to an audience at the war college talking about leadership. and in this, he made an observation about what constitutes the generalship during the civil war. he said a great general, a great general must recognize between what was profitable to what was desirab

the freeman foundation of new york, stowe, vermont, and honolulu... newman's own foundation... and union bank. >> at union bank, our relationship managers use their expertise in global finance to guide you through the business strategies and opportunities of international commerce. we put our extended global network to work for a wide range of companies, from small businesses to major corporations. what can we do for you? >> and now, "bbc world news." >> honduras is the world's most murderous nation. [speaks in spanish] >> someone dies a violent death every 74 minutes. [speaks in spanish] >> the capital of tegucigalpa is home to a unique organization. the people's funeral service helps poor families when they lose a loved one in a city where everyday killing is a fact of life. [indistinct talking] >> another day, another death. a community struggles to understand the killing of a young man, just one of 20 people who meet a violent end every day in honduras. ramon orlando varela was gunned down the day before as he dropped his children off at school. [indistinct talking] he was

the committee would also like to acknowledge the staff at sfgtv jennifer low and mike freeman who recordipt valuables online and clerk are there any announcements. >> yes, please make sure to silence electronic devices. >> can we have a motion to excuse supervisor tang from this meeting? >> so moved. >> okay. without objection, motion passes. madame clerk, please call item no. 1. >> item no. 1 a motion order og policy delicious submitted to the voters is making findings and declaring policies of the city's commitment to address housing afor the recordability crisis, support production of new housing and create a housing action and neighborhood stabilization plan and ensure financial support of public housing for the new york 4, 2014 election. >> okay. we have heard the amendments last thursday from supervisor kim and she was wondering if she needed to be here and i said no. so is there any public comment for this item? please approach the microphone. >> subject-matter is about public housing. to my point for me as the japan center, chinatown and does not pay. every one of us have to have

." >> funding of this presentation is made possible by the freeman foundation, newman's own foundation, giving all profits to charity and pursuing the common good for over 30 years, kovler foundation, and union bank. >> at union bank, our relationship managers work hard to know your business, offering specialized solutions and capital to help you meet your growth objectives. we offer expertise and tailored solutions for small businesses and major corporations. what can we do for you? >> and now, "bbc world news america." is bbc world news america, reporting from washington. upael says it is stepping its pressure on hamas. this is one of a number of what it calls terrorist targets. >> the u.s. and europe impose the toughest sanctions yet on the russia. and a rare moment of celebration in the central african republic in a move slum community there. it come -- muslim community there. amid a backdrop of violence. welcome to our viewers in america and around the globe. healthpast 24 hours, officials in gaza say more than 100 palestinians have died in the heaviest bombardment so far by israe

. >> 26-year-old katy freeman could be called up for military service at any time. not to the u.s. army but to a fighting force more than 7500 miles away. she's one of thousands of so-called lone soldiers, member of the jewish diaspora who voluntarily enlist in the are jewish defense force or idf. 6,000 other nonisraelis fighting for the idf in the currently conflict. >> as much as i'm proud to be an american and i'm thankful i was born here and got to grow up here i wouldn't trade that for anything, when you're in israel it is the feeling of belong. being home. if it's under attack you would do anything to protect it. >> freeman said she knew she wanted to serve after vistaing israel for the first time when she was 16. >> i got there and just kind of fell in love with everything. with everything, you know the good parts of it. the bad parts of it. you walk down the street and you know everybody. this connection you have. you don't get that anywhere in the world. that's when i started planning the rest of my future. you know? >> plotting the return. >> exactly, plotting the return.

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at an end of the day it is all about money and james freeman is here.r you, my friend. really... so our business can be on at&t's network for $175 dollars a month? yup. all five of you for $175. our clients need a lot of attention. there's unlimited talk and text. we're working deals all day. you get 10 gigabytes of data to share. what about expansion potential? add a line anytime for 15 bucks a month. low dues... great terms... let's close. introducing at&t mobile share value plans... ...with our best-ever pricing for business. >> it is time for a little fun with fair change. imagine getting told by your boss you're going to get to save money if you wear a cool new fitbit all day. it keeps tabs on all of your movement including steps you walk during the day. one valley start-up did this and saved a boatload of cash. chris barban joins me now. you picked 400 people. how many people do you have that work for you? >> the company is 1,000 employees, we didn't pick them. they opted in the program, actually. liz: i can see walking around the office and say i

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he was doing morgan freeman reading lebron's letter. you get three or four minutes today, i encourage you to get to your nearest computer and watch. it. >> with your eyes closed. you would have thought it was him. >> spot on! >> the reading the letter is funny. >> have a good weekend. >>> from texas and montana it's hot all over the nation's midsecti midsection. bill karins here. >> send it east! >> i don't 100 but a little bit warmer. a lot of people will be saying that the weeks ahead. it doesn't look like a warm start to august. unfortunately yesterday morning of all things we dealt with severe weather in areas of virginia, north carolina, and south carolina. we had a deadly tornado, very rare event. we haven't had a deadly tornado in virginia in three years. here we had one at 8:30 in the morning. we'll show you pictures of the damage and the aftermath later in the show. that was just over the chesapeake. a very strange event. we had a few storms in areas of southern portions of virginia. that was mostly wind damage only one tornado

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