everyone in the audience, i take strength from those words, from that question as bobby threw down the gauntlet 30 years ago. you said you would always be there for me. meaning, the there in force, together with the understanding. thank you very much. >> let me begin this the scutcheon. you work every day with gang members. you were once a gang member yourself. why do you think you are effective working with young people and what does this mean to you and how we know that this is working. first of all, i want to thank god for his grace. i work with united players. i do reentry and the youth involved in juvenile delinquency. the majority of the kids i work with our gang members. i was formally -- formerly a gang member who grew up in san francisco. we all have stories of guys involved with the gang. everyone has a different story of why they joined. my thing is, i believe it works for me to be involved with kids who were in gangs -- i worked with all of the shot colors and i had a goal while i was there. it took me 10 years before i started to transform my life. in the meantime i have the goal t

coming up on "morning joe," president obama throws down the gauntlet in afghanistan warning he'll pulllast u.s. soldier as the relationship breaks down with president hamid karzai. also, the situation remains on the brink in egypt. the muslim brotherhood and military square-off in what could be another deadly day. back at home, a media circus here in new york city. eliot spitzer kicks off his campaign for kromp trocomptroll he wasn't joining enough headlines. eliot spitzer joins us on set. anthony weiner's main rival, christine quinn. we'll be here to break down the day's top stories. back to you. >> thank you very much. >>> still ahead on "way too early," your next career move for rick perry. we've got good ones. two minutes we'll have them for you. (announcer) born with a natural energy cycle... cats. they were born to play. to eat. then rest. to fuel the metabolic cycle they were born to have, purina one created new healthy metabolism wet and dry. with purina one and the right activity, we're turning feeding into a true nature experience. join us at purinaone.com and then another. a

everyone in the audience, i take strength from those words, from that question as bobby threw down the gauntlet 30 years ago. you said you would always be there for me. meaning, the there in force, together with the understanding. thank you very much. >> let me begin this the scutcheon. you work every day with gang members. you were once a gang member yourself. why do you think you are effective working with young people and what does this mean to you and how we know that this is working. first of all, i want to thank god for his grace. i work with united players. i do reentry and the youth involved in juvenile delinquency.

do not throw down the gauntlet with the jury. do not do that. when he did it, i just sat back, i go, oh, duh. that's a bridge too far. you know, you don't want to push a jury that way and say, i want you to write down innocent at the bottom and you're going to come back immediately. and then as joy said, i'm going to prove to you, i'm going to show -- i'm going to do what no defense attorney has ever, never gone there before, you know. right? where no defense has ever gone before, i'm going to prove to you that he's innocent. when you throw down that gauntlet, you better deliver and better deliver in a really solid, believable way where people walk away, go, he did. well, he didn't. and that only highlights the fact that he didn't. so i thought that was a really big, really big mistake on his part. >> i think -- >> there was -- you can't deny that the innocence part here, i think he wanted to convince the jury that he believed in his client's innocence. you have to express that. you have to get the jury on your side with this. it's not enough. a

of this moaning and groaning about how difficult the complainants, when they have to go through a gauntlet lasting years to get the damn case before you. look at the historic record and it is all a matter of public record and you all know it and three of you are attorneys. and if people are doing stuff like this in court the judge would probably put sanctions against the attorneys involved. don't be hypocrites. >> any further public comment on this matter? >> yes, i'm peter warfield, director of the library users association and i don't have any direct interest in this case as a participant in any way but i do want to take exception to something that the sheriff said. to be taken seriously you have to act seriously. i think with respect to pastor gavin, who i have also known for a number of years, i know her as a very serious and very devoted person to issues that are public issues that she is not profiting from in a personal way. she has spent untold hours and evenings at sunshine ordinance task force meetings and at other meetings concerned with respect to issues that such as this where

google is throwing down the gauntlet, but the other players, amazon and apple in particular, are here to play as well." google also launched jellybean this week, an updated version of its android mobile operating system. enderle says the big highlight of that system is that multiple users can share one tablet. after months of recession, the european economy is growing again. the latest data shows manufacturers in germany and france are ramping up production to keep up with strong demand. there's also said to be an uptick in hiring, especially at german factories. the eurozone has been in a recession since the end of 2011. back in the u.s., despite recent troubles, boeing reports business is good. the jet-maker says profits are up 13% as commercial and military jet orders take off. at ford, stronger u.s. sales paired with fewer losses in europe gave earnings a bounce. discover also topped expectations as higher-interest income and more consumer loans helped quarterly profits. lower demand for mining equipment at caterpillar hurt its bottom line. fuel costs helped delta, which helped pr

and from here incoming weeks it will be a law enforcement gauntlet.he road to reno and tahoe,, but more than that. stretching 2900 miles across the u.s. from here to new jersey. chp says a study shows an increase in summer vacation months giving iowa state pat trailer an idea. >> 52% of the fatalities were not wearing seat belts when i looked at numbers they decided we can do something about this. and what they did is a crack down beginning tomorrow, focusing on problem that's lead to avoidable fatalities topping the list not wearing seat belts. >> do you wear your seat belt? >> sometimes. >> in california fatalities on 08 breakdown this way. 30% to not wearing a seat belt. 27% alcohol related, 22% speed related and 4% distracted driving. across the country law enforcement are pufting resources into trying to bring down those numbers and safe lives. >> do you focus on where you want to ge. do you know what i mean? you'll check a phone you're cruising but on highway 80 it's tough to do that. it's always busy. >> california has, among highest in seat be

but i agree with basil, john mccain laying down the gauntlet. he's an elder statesman.knows history and he knows how to walk across the aisle and he has done that throughout his career until he had that oopsy moment with the governor of alaska. now he's back to himself, and he's realizing the political capital that the republicans thought they had, they really don't have. the 9% rating that congress has that's telling them what they're hearing rhetorically out on the campaign trail. he realizes he needs to get back to who he is, he is a man who knows how to get done things in washington because he knows how to get things done in washington, and he's done it. >> john: let me ask you about tavis smiley. tavis has been on this show, and heavily criticized president obama's remarks. he tweeted a quote and tavis did not back off from offending african-americans and most liberals on "meet the press." >> this is not libya. this is america. on this issue you cannot lead from behind. what is lacking in this moment is moral leadership. the country is begging for it. they're cravi

the prosecution has thrown down the gauntlet. they filed murder. they want murder. i don't know that a jury would necessarily come back with manslaughter. >> in your case, you had a jury that was predominantly female and black. here you have a jury which is predominantly female, but predominantly white. how much of an impact will that have potentially as we saw in the o.j. case where many people believe there was a miscarriage of justice there. could we see a similar situation? >> i've given some thought to that and why the lawyers chose these particular jurors. to sit in the courtroom and be a lawyer in that trial, even though you're not speaking to the jurors directly, to see them and how they interact with others, you get a sense of who they are and how they react to the evidence. we can't really see that, or i can't, so i'm just not sure. why these six individuals as opposed to some others? you know, a lot of people will say the case was lost by the prosecution, the racial makeup of the jury is a factor. >> one aspect is a lot of people in florida have guns. at

he laid down the gauntlet.hat clip but i listened to the whole thing is actually where he compared rand paul to barack obama. that is the barack obama before he was president. and essentially said, you know, rand paul is advocating all the things obama used to be before, before he took the oath of office. >> bret: charles? >> extremely important moment. rand paul represents a sort of isolationist wing of the republican party by this direct fearless attack on him, by christie, i think he takes up the mantel of the majority of g.o.p., which is interventionist, and that's a really important moment. >> bret: there is a libertarian movement in stream within the republican party. >> that's what makes what christie did in taking it on so important and electrifying. >> bret: i only have 30 seconds so i only need a loser of the week. steve? >> bob filner for mayor of san diego for reasons that don't need to be explained. >> bret: chuck? >> anthony weiner who wants to be mayor for reasons that don't need to be explained.

he lays down the gauntlet for republicans and saying could you do something other than sabotage the economys on manufactured scandals that nobody cares about, actually have a solution, be part of the solution instead of part of the problem. i think he is reraising issues that the american people want to see members of congress take on. >> i assume "the wall street journal editorial page would have a different take? >> slightly. "the new york times" described it, bret, as campaign style tour the president is about to embark on. the campaign is over. won't someone on staff tell him? i think this president has lost all credibility on economic matters frankly. we are in the third year of an economic recovery. 7.6% unemployment, lowest labor force participation rate in 30 years. if we are lucky, economic growth will be 1.5, 1.7% this year. this is the third year of recovery. >> on the flip side, new record highs on wall street, 39% of the economists surveyed by national association for business say firms will hire more in the next six months than in the past two years. you do have positive indic

you know, the prosecution has thrown down the gauntlet. they filed murder, they want murder. and i don't know that a jury would necessarily come back with manslaughter -- >> let's talk about the jury. in yr case you had a jury that was predominantly female and black. here you have a jury which is predominantly female but predominantly white. >> yes. >> how much of an impact will that have potentially, as we saw in the o.j. case, could we see a similar situation here? >> it's hard to say and i've given thought. the jury makeup in this case and why the lawyers chose these particular jurors. and it's hard to say. to sit in the courtroom and be lawyer in that trial and even though you're not speaking to the jurors directly, to have a reaction, see them, you get a sense of who they are and their views and how they react to the evidence. we can't really see that -- i can't really see that. so i'm just not sure. i mean, why these six individuals i suppose to some others, you know, a lot of people will say the case is lost by the prosecution, that, you know, the racial makeup of the

. ♪ ♪ dennis: allow the on-sized devise is throwing down the gauntlet in the video streaming wars. cheap and user-friendly device that could shake up the television industry. with more on this we have an editor with of things digital. thank you for being with us. riposted on forbes if i have that right. you know what i have to say, i love this. i was thinking of buying a sunny place station in part because it would allow me to play a video on my tv screen. along comes as little $35 fund drive. we have that plug into the back of this giant screen on set right now. it has been working in you can control the thing with your blackberry or your ipod, your iphone. what is not to like? >> it certainly sounds intriguing. especially interested in and once the new applications come into it. once again run things like hbo go. naked -- it could make it incredibly interesting. dennis: netflix has close to 30 million paying subscribers in the u.s. it seems like many of those as to live like this is a far simpler solution. >> apparently. i think my colleague wrote a story on all things today sayi

. >> talk about throwing down the gauntlet. >>> next, a group that calls itself hack marriage is redefining marriage, literally. it seems after the ruling against doma, defense of marriage act last month, a group of activists is taking matters into their own hands, updating the entry for marriage in dictionaries in various bookstores across san francisco. and to boot, these rogue pranksters are filming themselves in the act. the video you're just watching shows the retrofitting the books at barnes & noble, target, even at the famous left-leaning city lights bookstore where i spent this afternoon. so is this marriage mischief an act of vandalism or just a prank? weigh in on our facebook page. it will be interesting to see what you think. >>> and finally, an historic landmark. netflix's house of cards which i love has been nominated for nine emmys including top categories best drama and best lead actor and actress. it's the first time a digitally distributed show has made the cut. and it marks a turning point in the history of tv. kevin spacey plays the machiavellian congressman frank underwo

the feds throw down the gauntlet slapping sac capital with criminal charges. will a man many think is the greatest trader of all time end up in jail. >>> first they were after your credit card and now they're after your cars? hackers discover a frightening way to shut down your brakes. how terrifying is that!? we'll tell you how the computer nerd figured this out and how to keep you save. >>> a stock everyone basically wrote off a year ago. now the company he's ceo is laughing all the way to the bank? you don't know who i mean? stay with us to find out. even when they say it knows it is always about money. melissa: fbi investigators say there was quote, systemically insider trading for more than a decade at sac capital. will the firm survive the charges and what does this mean for cohen's reputation as one of the most brilliant traders wall street has ever seen? it is all the word on wall street today as all anybody is talking about. that's why we're joined bit "wall street journal's" ahead of the tape columnist spencer jacobs and jason weisberg from seaport s

the feds throw down the gauntlet slapping sac capital with criminal charges.hink is the greatest trader of all time end up in jail. >>> first they were after your credit card and now they're after your cars? hackers discover a frightening way to shut down your brakes. how terrifying is that!? we'll tell you how the computer nerd figured this out and how to keep you save. >>> a stock everyone basically wrote off a year ago. now the company he's ceo is laughing all the way to the bank? you don't know who i mean? stay with us to find out. even when they say

was that throwing down the gauntlet, this is what happens? >> it is throwing down the gauntlet. the real question here, to your point, a good one, is there still value in cooperating with the government? you have a company that cooperated, in connection with all of the criminal investigations of the internal staff who were accused and indicted for insider trading and at the end say thank you for your cooperation. now not only are we going to turn on you and your principle, we're going to indict you to get you off of wall street altogether. there is going to be a serious revisiting of the concept of cooperation with the united states government or at least there is going to need to be a better more concrete expectation of the ultimate outcome. >> not to mention they paid a fine. sac capital paid a fine, well north of half a billion dollars. was that -- what happened? was this something where they really found things out of whack and didn't think the company was really cooperating or how do you read the tea leaves here? >> it is difficult to read the tea leaves without being insid

it seems as if morsi has already thrown down the gauntlet, saying he's not going anywhere. >> reporter: that's absolutely correct. he raised the stakes yesterday. some thought he would strike a reconciliatory tone, but he did the opposite of that. he remained defiant, saying he had constitutional legitimacy. he said what was really at stake was not a matter of changing the country's leadership but derailing the path to democracy and undermining what egypt has worked to build over the course of the last year. he kept saying legitimacy over and over again. that's what he was playing to supporters, and his supporters were rallying behind the message. his supporters have been going to the streets since these protests started gaining momentum, trying to show that president morsi still enjoys popularity, and overthrowing him or removing him from power would simply undermine egypt's democracy and turn this into a military style coup. opponents of morsi have gone to tahrir square. as you mentioned, the clock is ticking on his term in office, and they want the military to intervene. if he does

said is instead of taking these ridiculous votes on repealing obama care he kind of laid down the gauntlet to republicans and said show me what you got. okay? you have specific things you want to do that are some good ideas that would help with health care, that would help with the middle class, that would help deal with this inequality of incomes that we've got in this country? you know, show me. show me what you've got. they're going to say it's more of the same. they're going to say we've heard this all before. and it's clear, what the president was doing was trying to be the kind of adult in the room here. saying to republicans, okay. i know you're going to oppose me. by the way, democrats, you may need to readjust a little bit because we're not doing everything right. but i'm the adult. i'm going to get it done. if i can't get it done in washington, i'm going to go directly to the american people which, by the way, is what worked for him in the last campaign. >> when it comes to the american people, christine romans, you know, he really also spoke specifically to the middle class. he

. >> so you've laid out that gauntlet, the world sees me as a black woman.it that the world thinks that black women are? and one of the things that helps to shape that is, of course, reality television. so we are going to talk about that as we come back. stay with us, everyone. we are just getting started. remember, "mhb" show is two hours. there is more nerdland from tat top of the hours from new orleans. hey linda! what are you guys doing? having some fiber! with new phillips' fiber good gummies. they're fruity delicious! just two gummies have 4 grams of fiber! to help support regularity! i want some... [ woman ] hop on over! [ marge ] fiber the fun way, from phillips'. and this park is the inside of your body. you see the special psyllium fiber in metamucil actually gels to trap and remove some waste. and that gelling also helps to lower some cholesterol. it even traps some carbs to help maintain healthy blood sugar levels as part of your diet. now that's one super hard working fiber. metamucil. 3 amazing benefits in 1 super fiber. ♪ >>> welcome back. we

you just threw down the gauntlet. >> stephanie: you got to be careful who you're nice to in hollywoode.com today and use the code stephanie. i'll take this opportunity to apologize to mr. lavoie. must i leave my resumÉ before i go? all right darrell is an airline mechanic. hi, darrell. >> caller: hello. >> stephanie: yes, go ahead. >> caller: i was looking at a lot of stuff everywhere, all this supposed information and a lot of speculation from all these supposed authorities on what could have gone wrong with this particular crash landing and it's amazing to me with now the story coming out that they delayed the evacuation of the aircraft it's just a cluster of blunders. >> stephanie: thank you for saying blunders and not saying the word that normally comes after the word cluster. >> caller: there are so many things that could go wrong that to be honest most passengers would never ever know about. >> stephanie: yes, thank god. >> caller: to have an airline liner, especially one azteccally advanced as this is, to crash land i'm not sure what policies existed at that airline that would

not necessarily to win but even to get through a campaign, answer the questions, go through the gauntlet and cleanse himself so that he can run for mayor the next time around. is that even a possibility now. >> look, anything is possible. but i don't see it based on what's happened now. i think the biggest issue for him is public trust. that's why you see the polling about people thinking this is a legitimate issue. this is not delving into his personal life. it's his active life. he's not coming clean with the voters in new york. he's having to wage a national campaign because there's so much interest in this. even though he's in 4th place. we wouldn't pay attention to any other 4th place candidate in a race but it's unclear whether he has gotten over this behavior. it's about him and public trust and whether he stopped this behavior. >> i want you to stand by david and come back in a moment. we want a take on another big story. a heated feud on the republican side between new jersey governor chris christie and kentucky senator rand paul. peter is at the white house with that story. goo