it's similar to what fishermen do when they hold up prize fish. it is a big frogtroversy on social media among animal rights activists. it has also become a finger-pointing game on who is to blame for the bears that. i retrace the steps. this man says that he saw the bear across the street and then he made his way to the front yard. >> when i came out the door, it was right here. >> then he called police because he was afraid of the 400-pound bear was going to make his way further. he made his way into another neighbor's yard. but what has many outraged is reportedly the union beach police tried to figure out what to do and then reached out to the environmental protection agency and the police were told that they do not work on the weekends. sadly for the bear, this road was a dead end. >> blocked the road off, you try to keep people away. the officer showed up. they were telling everyone to back up. and then the next thing you know the fish and wildlife say shut the lights off, get the people out of the area. but now they let it go. it is the officers of. >> the

doing here? something in the paper last week about kermit the frog giving a commencement address somewhere. one of the students was complaining, i worked my -- off for four years to be addressed by a sock? [laughter] bono: you have worked for this. for four years you have been buying, trading everything you have in this marketplace of ideas. your pockets are full, even though your parents's are empty. you have to figure out what to spend it on. the going rate for change is not cheap. big ideas are expensive. the university has had its share of big ideas, benjamin fragment had a few. so to justice brennan, and in my opinion so does judith ronan. [applause] bono: what a gorgeous girl. they all knew, if you are going to live up to your ideals and education, it will cost you. my question i supposes, what is the big idea? what is your big idea? what are you willing to spend your moral capital, your intellectual capital, your cash, sweat equity in pursuing outside of the walls of the university of pennsylvania? >> education secretary betsy devos was the commencement speaker at the thin cookman un

do anything for each other. but this time... those bonds were definitely tested. frogaby brother don't frogs have like, two legs? so they should have two of these? since i'm active duty and she's family, i was able to set my sister up with a sweet membership from navy federal. if you hold it closer, it looks bigger. eat your food my big sis likes to make tiny food. and i'm okay with that. open to the armed forces, the dod, veterans and their families. navy federal credit union. >> cooler, bundle up and be prepared. >> where's summer. >> m coming. >> went on vacay. >> we'll find out. >> morning crew is here 4:25 in the meantime we'll see you tomorrow in some way, shape or form sglx have a great week. >> bye-bye. announcer: right now on "matter of fact." wish you could drown out the voice of the opposition? >> if they allow liberals and not conservatives, they might be violating the first amendment. announcer: where do you stand on free speech? and the retail apocalypse hits the heartland. >> we have citizens who need jobs. announcer: how one city is fighting to reclaim

i do think a dinner matters, it is not about frog legs.out does the president of the united states view the fbi director as an independent actor in government, somebody who is not in fact loyal to the president or view him as a political appointee who is a lieutenant of his, there's a difference between a white house chief of staff or even cabinet secretary and fbi director. fbi director is not supposed to be one of the president's men. jim comey was so sensitive to this he was very uncomfortable about going to dinner in the first place, so uncomfortable in the previous administration with president obama invited him to play basketball that he refused. i thought that was too chummy with the president and not his role. there is historically meant to be in the last 40 years a distance between an fbi director and president. this dinner if in fact the president asked for loyalty and in a personal sense that has direct bearing on what's happened this week. >> kelly, i know you're on deadline too. we'll both of you go after this. do you have any

>> bone frog is the world's only navy seal obstacle course race. we've been doing up at bonefrogchallenge.com. steve: if it's navy seal, it has to be impossible for a normal person to do. >> no. we make it toned down for all fitness levels. >> it's raining and the bars are slippery. oh, my gosh. ainsley: you're going to do great. >> okay. steve: jillian versus dan. >> no, he's going to help me. steve: run over here we're going to go and -- back up so that they can get through there. all right. here we go. three, two, one. and you're off. >> this is the muddy part, and it's raining, so it's a little bit extra muddy today. >> helping each other out if needed. wow, dan's making it over the wall. >> strong hold, which is our curve into monkey bars. super slippery right now with the rain on that wall. that's tough. >> it had its effects. >> very nice. brian: going over things and under things. >> exactly. it tests all fitness levels. functional fitness, walls, all very military-style obstacle courses. steve: how many are these are across the united states? >> we're doin

frog voice i hate again. he is testing me to see what i'll do. he's challenging me to a duel. he's calling for mama out for a fair one. he's rubbing the genie and my lamp. i stirring. christopher, i asked you not to say that. do not use that word around me. it is bulk or investors that fall. stop it right now. stop doing that thing with your voice. it is creepy. he shakes his head in a dismissive chin up not that reads like you've missed. my chest rises and falls slowly with the long measure breath i take to keep my pressure from spiking. i turn my back to write on the board and i hear of mandingo. i swing around in slow motion and the full body work with my neck being the last thing to snap into alignment. it's a knee-jerk reflex that flings my mama jeannie and two full octave all up in your face crazy woman purple fury. i am full throttle extremely loud, intense and temporarily unhinged. i am sick and tired of your disrespect. i asked you five times and i am not having this in my class. you haven't done any work since a patent to that class to you just run your mouth, making

do anytbut this time...her. those bonds were definitely tested. frog leg, for my baby brother don't frogs have like, two legs? so they should have two of these? since i'm active duty and she's family, i was able to set my sister up with a sweet membership from navy federal. if you hold it closer, it looks bigger. eat your food my big sis likes to make tiny food. and i'm okay with that. open to the armed forces, the dod, veterans and their families. navy federal credit union. >> jenna: new details into the investigation in the deadly manchester attack. overnight raids leading to more arrests. among those in custody, the bomber's brother and his father, and we're learning more about the suicide bomber himself. officials say he was in libya in the days leading up to the attack, and also in europe. here's more. >> reporter: manchester police have made a total of eight arrests, calling them significant, and said it's provided important leads into a possible terror network that may have supported the 22-year-old suicide bomber salman abedi. authorities believe he spent three weeks in libya and passed through a germ

we will see areas near frog for this circulation as it moves off to the southeast. i think we will throw it back to you for a couple minutes. do treat this as a potential tornado on the ground south of barryville. we'll be back with you shortly. >> thank you. >>> now how did this little girl with those arresting eyes get injuries to her lower body? and where are her parents? these are the questions we're trying to answer after a woman dropped off a two-year-old in silver spring on sunday. debra alfarone has been digging into this story. it has gripped social media all day. >> reporter: police say the very latest is they know who that little girl is. they even know who some of her relatives are. until they figure out who has guardianship over here here's what we do know. on sunday a woman took that two- year-old into holy cross hospital. she had injuries to her the woman says her sister gave her the little girl to babysit. a day later the sister had come back so she dropped off the little girl at the hospital. this story has been blowing up on social media. so many of you have shared it. including natalee wilson. >> my first th

do anything for each other. but this time... those bonds were definitely tested. frogr my baby brother don't frogs have like, two legs? so they should have two of these? since i'm active duty and she's family, i was able to set my sister up with a sweet membership from navy federal. if you hold it closer, it looks bigger. eat your food my big sis likes to make tiny food. and i'm okay with that. open to the armed forces, the dod, veterans and their families. navy federal credit union. when you have digestive sensitivities, some foods leave your stomach in knots... (groan) ...with bloating, discomfort, cramps, and gas. (sigh) try pronourish drink, a unique nutritional drink that's high in protein and fiber. and pronourish has no gluten or high fructose corn syrup, and it's low in fodmap ingredients that may trigger digestive sensitivities. it's your delicious anytime, anywhere mini-meal or snack. pronourish. nutrition you can feel good about. >> eric: time to wake up, america. a nail bomb ripped through a concert hall in manchester, england. a ariana grande concert where

do business with uber. >> you know the tory about the frog and the scorpion? >> yes, tell us. >> i don't have time to tell you. you have to google it. basically, frog and scorpion. >> yeah. thank you very much, scott. >>> and pore flooding is expected in alabama today after report-breaking rain led to flooding over the weekend. montgomery was hit with more than eight inches of rain. saturday into sunday. no injuries reported, no road closures reported, but a lot of folks say their homes were damaged. this weekend rainfall broke a 37-record. >> those streets aren't supposed to look like rivers but they do right now. we have not seen much rain in our forecast recently, but that has not prevented rivers from getting more swollens, as we see. >> that's because of the snow melt in the sierra. that's over toward truckee river and the merced river. those are the areas we're watching for flooding. here in the bay area, let's look at the anderson reservoir, which was overflowing throughout the winter. and now it looks nice and calm. as the sun rises this morning with s

frog and now you're totally disrespectful. you've been dismissed. i am not stupid and i do not play games with kids. you've got to go. i'm having none of your crap. get him out of here. i'm screaming like a wild banshee standing over him like a giant mother. he covers in his seat. i'm like a theatrical magician doing a magic trick rubbing powder from both hands. someone next door runs ended when he sees me standing over christopher with a look ofhe homicide in my eyes, he poses momentarily to watch me before removing christopher out of my class. another approach is made and asks if i need a minute to go to the bathroom and calm down. no i don't need to go to the damn bathroom i snapped. i'm still in my crazy trance, no filter. the look on his face reeled me back into my body and i dialedet it back. excuse me for that, officer, i'm good. now that he's out of my class i'm good. he took it too far and i'm okay now. i'm slightly out of breath but steam was still speaking from out of my nostrils. then like a scene from simple without skipping a beat i continue teaching the class but nothing happens. i do a 180-degree chan

doing here? i saw something in the paper last week about kermit the frog giving a commencement address somewhere. one of the students was for fourng i worked years to be addressed by a sock? [laughter] >> you have worked for this for four years. you have been buying, trading and selling everything you have got in this marketplace of ideas, the intellectual. your buck is a full even though your parents are empty. now you have to figure out what to spend it on. going rate for change is not cheap. university has had its share of big ideas and benjamin franklin had a few, so did justice brennan. [laughter] -- [applause] girl.t a gorgeous if you're going to be good at your word, you are going to live up to your ideals and education, it is going to cost you. my question is what is the big idea? what is your big idea? what are you willing to spend your moral capital and pursuing outside of the walls of the university of pennsylvania? ♪ >> c-span where history unfolds daily. in 1970 nine, c-span was created as a public service by america's public television company and is brought you today by your cable

i do not think the markets are going to collapse on the basis of just that. mind you, sometimes it is like boiling a frogtinues to go twice before that and then unwinds its balance sheet, some places, particularly emerging markets, will feel the impact. but i do not think in itself that will damage financial conditions. raise rates, will assets will return. something that does not yield anything like old is may be worth less in the future. nonetheless, it surprises me that we have not seen a stronger move for gold. a chart at 12.50 announced. where do you see gold -- at $12. 50 an ounce. where do you a chart see gold g? toit is most closely related the five year real rate in the u.s.. on the basis of that, there is more downside risk, and it is going higher than here -- from here as the fed normalizes. is still demand from china and india, and i think that will support it. that on the basis from where the federal reserve and real rates in the u.s. are going, i would say there is downside risk by about 15%. are the financial condition indexes, and it suggests on accommodative -- this is an incredible char

insomniac and a good night's sleep you lack ♪ ♪ do the "world news" polka ♪ on bango and aaccordion the folks love every note ♪ ♪ when we sing it sounds like a frog♪ ♪ do the "world news" polka ♪ the sweetest chef and beaker, too, they do the "world news" polka ♪ ♪ even the pepe gets up before the dawn to do the "world news" polka ♪ ♪ next time bring miss piggy because i hear she's quite a ham ♪ ♪ i hope she didn't hear you or you'll be on the lamb ♪ ♪ neighbors yell it's half past 3:00 ♪ ♪ tell them that it's news to me ♪ ♪ that's the "world news" polka ♪ ♪ i hear they watch us in the swamp and think that we're all right ♪ ♪ well it sure beats croaking in the middle of the night ♪ ♪ five whole days every week we're here with our tongues in cheek ♪ ♪ and the "world news" polka ♪ one more time do the "world news polka" ♪ >> that was terrific. you play a great polka. >> thank you, sir. i am a tad polish. >> i get it. >> please don't blame us, folks. they don't help single moms. hi. hi. what happened to our house last year? it flooded. and the water flooded out. yeah. the red cross arranged the hotel for us. they gave me that break, that leverage, t

frog. >> one lick and you'll understand. >> what do people need to know about owning these animals ? a relationship with these animals ? >> their longevity. 15 to 20 years out of these guys. a lot of these things are tropical frogs. they need to be kept at a particular temperature. in the 75 to 80-degree range for these guys. it depends on what you're getting into. >> thank you so much. sounds great. guys, a lot more to show you here coming up. we have something pretty special lined up in about a half hour. that's all i can say for now. but i promise you won't be disappointed. >> okay. i a mean i appreciate the beatles. i appreciate them. do not bring them home for me. >> i thought that you would. >> coming up, four bay area nurses honored as heroes. >> very overwhelming. none of us experienced this before. >> how they came to the aid of a man suffering a heart attack at the oakland airport and the reunion this past week. >>> and expect to see extra chp officers if you hit the road during memorial day weekend. an? crystal geyser is the only major us spring water bottled at the mountai

pete: what do we have here on this grill? >> frog> we have some that are ready here. stay tuned. clayton: power burners here i love how they are lit up. out at night have the led. >> they call srl grill technology. are you familiar with it. clayton: i have never heard of that. >> sexy red light. >> all right. a lot of our products, you can get it portable on carts. but a lot of this stuff goes in outdoor kitchens much like you would see right here. clayton: show us some of the amenities going on down below. >> do as much outdoors as can you indoors. doors, drawers. refrigeration. won't have to go far for refrigeration. pete: do you buy that as a unit or mix and match. >> a lot of times folks will customize it for their needs and desires in the backyard. clayton: people like making the pizzas out here. >> you can do regular pizza. if you want regular stuff you have to get with the clowns of the other companies. accessory for our grill. grill up, hit up with the pizza. the real deal. cajun craw fish budan. >> what is this set up over h

do. so, this is something you watch very carefully, when i was asleep he would challenge me to argue that boyle frog are you the guy that's been in the hot while longer not that it's now the norm so it's something that you have to make sure you're not completely cooked but at the same time, it's something that requires thought and reflection every day. i thought your piece was really well done and i too, add to tom's comments that would've been useful to have some of these thoughts -- the longer you study the iranian psychology, i guess that's the way to put it, over the last 5000 years, it's only been the last 500 that the west has someone. they think of themselves as globe coeur d'alene, powerful, heirs of the persian empire. thanks for having me here today. i look forward to the discussion. >> thanks. before i turn it to the audience, i want to push a little bit on something i'm hearing generally which is a comfort level with the likelihood that the iranian focus will continue to remain asymmetric and probably not go heavily towards conventional military capabilities. the critical threats and our

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frog. donald trump has never been a shrinking violet before. i didn't know grandstanding was a mortal sin in his lexicon. >> woodruff: where do you look for thisgo in the days to come? >> i think i would look for the congressional reactions. i don't think a lot of people have been very vocal in response to president trump's tweeting about tapes -- >> woodruff: we don't know whether there is a recording system in the white house. >> right, but the question is do they try to ride this out or start criticizing the president? >> woodruff: mark? i think it's going to be every man and woman for him or herself and they're going to realize that their fate, fortune and future is not going to be well served being tied to this president. >> woodruff: a week that won't be forgotten soon. mark shields, ramesh ponnuru, thank you. >> woodruff: next, another in our occasional series, "my music," giving artists a chance to talk about their work. tonight, singer-songwriter alynda segarra of the band hurray for the riff raff, who performed recently at washington d.c.'s 9:30 club. segarra was just 17 years old when she left her home in the bronx in what she said

frogs, everything. flower. it came out a little bit better, i was kind of rushing though. but it's the basic idea. >> i've been doing this job over 22 years. i believe david goodell is potentially one of the most dangerous inmates we've ever dealt with here. he's very intelligent. he can be narcissistic, self-aggrandizing. and he can be manipulative to the point where he can convince you of just about anything. >> it's for you. >> staff realize that to deal with goodell is to deal with contradiction. the same hands that create delicate origami flowers also strangled his former girlfriend. 21-year-old viviana tulli. >> you sit there and strangle somebody, it's personal. about as personal as you can get. i'm a very nice person. i am. but i guess everybody has a switch, some people act on it, some people don't. i just acted. it's a very thin line. very thin line. >> now almost three years after the murder, goodell has reached an agreement with prosecutors. he pled guilty to first-degree murder for a maximum of 45 years in state prison. the final sentence is still up to his judge and will be announced in an upcoming hea

do you forgive them? one of the members of people's temple, one of the few remaining survivors of the terrible day november 18, 1978, told me the story, the frogand the pot of water. if you drop a frog in a pot of boiling water it is going to hop out right away but if you sit

doing the lobbying. in the u.s. there is very clear lobbying landscape. what happens in britain and who is lobbying? >> each country -- for example france. they got a very amusing cartoon. .hey called it frogersus fog that's their campaign and they have been lobbying banks aggressively. frankfurt has been talking about the enormous space it can offer. there isn't as much available space. for example, warsaw. back office. have a lot of skill. it's a lot cheaper. late to theame very party. they started talking a couple months ago. sauce?hat's the secret this is a company whose trading revenue has actually -- absolutely trounced its european rivals. equity and structure finance has done well for them. and clearly they have been happy to stay at risk on. i saw them talking being more confident. they were saying definitely 50% pay out. we are funding growth. they haven't had to go through the pain of restructuring. that's the difference. the impact the restructuring has had we have actually seen. there can be a day without a deutsche bank story. is an ankara investor a good thing for deutsche bank? the billion they have just raised is all they need. it's not like we haven't seen the chinese out

do you forgive that? one of the members of people's temple in fact one of the few remaining survivors of that terrible day told me this day story. it's like the frog in a pot of water. if you drop a frog in the pot of boiling water it will help out right away. but if you sit the frog in the heart of the warm water and turn up the heat it will almost allow self to be boiled to death. please don't think when you read about crazy jim jones at the end, that he was always exactly that way. it was incremental. it happened over a number of years. again, the difference between him and other gods and followers, demagogues getting their game there following by creating enemies. i'm the only one, they'll say who can fix the problems today. let's take the side of the room, no offense. these are the people who are ready have everything. they want what you have got. if you do not follow me they are going to get everything you want. they will take it away they create that tension. the members of people's temple did not join because they do not think they're going to get something they gave up what they own joyfully. they're going to set an example of a group whe

do you forgive them? one of the members of people's temple, one of the few remaining survivors of the terrible day november 18, 1978, told me the story, the frogand the pot of water. if you drop a frog in a pot of boiling water it is going to hop out right away but if you sit the frog in a pot of lukewarm water and turn up the heat little by little it will almost allow itself to be boiled to death. please don't think when you read about crazy jim jones that he was exactly that way. it was incremental. it happened over a number of years. again, the difference between him and other demagogues and followers, oligarchs gained their following by creating enemies out there. if out of the only one, they all say, who can fix the problems today, these people, let's take this side of the room. no offense. these are the people who already have everything. they want what you have got. if you don't follow me, they are going to get everything you own. they are going to take it away. they create that tension. the members of people simple did not join because they thought they were going to get something. they gave up everything they owned joyfully. the idea

do. and so this is something that you watch very carefully. general mattis, when i was fifth fleet, always you to challenge me about our uv boiled frog? are you the guy who's been in this hot water long enough where it's now the norm? so it's something that you come you make sure that you're not completely cooked, but at the same time it's something that requires thought and reflection on everyday. i thought your piece was really well done and i, too, would add to tom's comments but it would've been will useful to have had some of these thoughts before. the longer you study the iranian psychology, i guess is a way to put it, over the last 5000 years it's only been the last 500 that the west has somehow been -- they think of themselves as a powerful people, the heirs of the persian empire. thanks for having here today. look forward to the discussion. >> thanks. before i turn over to the audience, i want to push a little bit on something that i'm here in generally which is a comfort level with the likelihood of that the iranian focus is going to continue to remain asymmetric and probably not go heavily towards can developing more conven

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frog over its horrible data deficit? how about supporting some of these new groups and see what they can do to generate some activity? we are not good historically at building institutions, and we have to get a lot better and that includes content. we have a great story to tell. you know, i found when i started the campaign that i had to say in practically every one of my speeches, barack obama save willed the economy and he doesn't get the credit he deserves. i had to say that because people had been told differently. they didn't feel it yet. you know, income didn't really start inching up until later 2015. so i was swimming against an historic tide. it is difficult historically to succeed a two-term president of our own party because we're itchy people, we like change in america so i get it. but there was that and he had done a good job. it was comparable -- i think back to what my harbour town inherited which at that time seemed to be an exploding deficit and the debt of the country what dquadruple willed the previous years. he did a lot of cleanup work, lost the congress in '94, had to fight back for getting re-e

do you forgive that? one of the members in fact one of the few remaining survivors of that terrible day november 18, 1978 told me this story. it's like the frog in the pot of water. if you drop the frog in a pot of boiling water he's going to hop out right away but if you stick the frog in a pot of lukewarm water and turn up the heat little by little, it will almost allow itself to be boiled to death. please don't think when you read about crazy jim jones again, that he was always exactly that way. it was incremental, it happened over a number of years and again, the difference to between him and other demagogues in power is demagogues gain their following bycreating enemies . if i'm the only one, the who can fix the problems today, there's all thesepeople that let's take this , no offense. >> these are the people who already have everything. >> they want what you've got. >> if you don't follow me, they are going to get everything you own. they're going to take it away. and create that tension. the members of peoples temple did not join because they thought they were going to get something, they gave up everything they own joyfully, the idea

can do right now, whether it's ber education, whether it's getting people to the job, derightlated or labor market with things like occupational licenses to produce income before we make this lane frogo universetal income, let's focus on the near term things. >> jimmy, what about the idea you bringing about zuckerberg bringing this up feel a little guilty because of the jobs he may be steeling because of his company. >> he may be guilty i don't know, but i think he could be concerned that, the problem is we don't have enough innovation or disruption. maybe that day's around the corner so he's thinking advance. but i think equally relevant, there are a lot of people in the tech industry who are worried about a anti-tech backlash because of automation. just like we've seen in trade -- >> why shouldn't they be? >> it hasn't happened yet. >> mark suker burg can play off most of the state's deficit. why not give 100 users $100 in their account. you get my point, you think that silicon valley has an image problem albert where they're going to have to get in front of this? >> i think jim is right when he said we don't have enough innovation. i think it's right to give a lot of people more