goldie, has there been any backlash among business owners?ou mentioned they're not clear whether they can even have the right to say, no, i don't want you with your gun in my bar. has there been any outcry from business owners or church leaders about the law? >> business owners have been on record against this. no churches came together to say they did want it. i'll tell you who else is against it. law enforcement fought against this. the tsa fought against this. there were pass tors here in atlanta, the same at moral monday who fought against this. so it really did not seem to matter to this georgia legislature what the people really said. if you poll this state, you're going to find the vast majority of georgians do not want this law, but it is signed into law because we had a group of lobbyists with a lot of money and power under our gold dome who got it pushed through. whether the consequences of this will be tragic really remains to be seen. i'm not one of those people who believes that more guns means more safety. >> it'll be interestin

it's goldie lox weather out there -- goldie lox weather out there. we could be sweltering. but mid-day temps in the upper 70s, low 80s. only about 84. nobody is really complaining. average high is 89. so we're doing great. northwesterly winds at about 10. they're a little gusty right now at the airport but, boy, we're in great shape. in fact, we'll be in great shape the next couple of days. dry, comfortable through thursday. as we head toward friday, there's a slight chance we'll see a shower and mainly that's going to be in the mountains out to the west. as we head toward the weekend, isolated mainly afternoon storms for saturday and sunday. don't think it's going to be a big deal but i do think the temps and the rain chances will be going up, especially by tuesday of next week when we could be in the upper 80s with some thunderstorms. so that's a good stretch. the key is that the humidity levels have really dropped. the dew points are way down. yesterday we had dew points in the 70s like we have over toward ocean city. but our dew points are in the 50s and even some 40s o

joining me now is goldie taylor and jimmy williams. you for being here. >> good evening. >> p thank you, reverend sharp ton. >> goldie, is this lawsuit backfiring for real on speaker boehner as i'm claiming? >> it absolutely is. at the end of the day, the lawsuit itself was a short shift to the real impeachment they would like to put on the table, but it isn't about speaker bane wither. it is about what the base is pushing him to do. tea partiers want to delegitimize this president in any way they can conceive of. will the lawsuit go through before the midterms? absolutely not. will they pick specific issues that they can get to repeal or get the supreme court to reel back on? absolutely not. will it drum up votes? probably. what it has done is cost more donation fos the dnc and will drum up the democratic base for the fall. >> jimmy, more reports on the lawsuit backfiring. nbc's first read says the white house believes, "the lawsuit only emphasizes the contrast that one branch of government is doing something while the other branch is

let me bring in goldie taylor, and ken blackwell. goldie, what are we seeing here?the wheaton case? some think it's a backtrack with this court decision on the wheaton case. >> well, you know, i think the dam is open. i think the decision leaves open the possibility of other closely held or family held companies that are not necessarily publicly held with stockholders. i think it leaves open for them to challenge any number of inencumbran inencumbrances. what we do know is that women are taking notice of this and that there's been an early and deep backlash to this decision. we know it's going to impact 2014. it may very well impact 2016. but what's really most telling is it's going to impact the businesses themselves, because women are frankly shopping someplace else, and i think those are penalties that people didn't expect to pay. >> jackie, let me bring you in here. what are we seeing from the female justices now? sotomayor wrote that signing this waiver is contrary to its religious believes. she said she genuinely believes that, but thinks one's religious belie

joining me now is michelle coddle and goldie taylor.hank you for being here. >> thanks, rev. >> thank you, reverend sharp ton. >> you're in georgia. how is the impeachment talk playing there? >> for main stream responsible republicans here in the state it's really just campaign fodder, something to rile up the base. if the base is telling you we want him impeached on a daily basis you are can't disagree. but you can placate them with talk around language. that's what you are hearing from kingston and perdue. it's not something they can come out strongly against. they can give you language that says if it comes to the floor i would support it. i don't know where the case is yet. but it's mounting. i understand your frustration. that's the language you are hearing. today we had a base within a base primary run are-off. who knows how it will turn out? jack kingston has the stronger backing from the gop establishment here. strong backing from are the national chamber of commerce. so you're going to find that what we think are more extreme t

let me go -- >> not allowed to do that. >> let me go to goldie on that.when you have a conservative justice saying oh, this is fine, the government should just pay for more stuff? >> i'll tell you what's happened. the religious right has lost the political -- the cultural wars, the politics that they've lobbied over the last 20 years. they've lost that fight. and so now they're cashing themselves as libertarian, we don't want our rights infringed upon all the while they want to infringe on other people's rights. they want, you know, invasive what are they called -- >> vaginal ultrasounds, those things to happen, between a woman and her doctor, so, you know, rather than cast themselves as the kind of people who want to get involved in people's lives they've respun the argument to say we're rand paul libertarians we don't want you involved in ours. they think they're going to win the argument on that measure but the real politics say that come 2014, later this year, come 2016 you're going to have an awful lot of women, married, single women, republican wome

but goldie's absolutely right.e number, it's the substance of the bills that they're passing. but look, i do want to address this impeachment deal. this isn't something new, president clinton was actually impeached. george bush had impeachment charges filed against him as well. leadership starts at the top. this president hasn't really led from the front. he has punted to congress on most of his biggest issues from the beginning, and this is the result of a lack of leadership is that we have a congress who say they're doing nothing. >> hogan, goldie, thanks both for being with us this morning. >> thank you. >>> now a word for our digital viewers and we're learning there are al of you out there. our question yesterday to hash tag or not to hash tag. that set off lots of great suggestions from all over the map. we haven't settled yet, by clearly the interest is there. and here are a few that piqued our interest. how about #be#belart. maybe add a j to that. it would be jdb'ers. apparently a nod to my other job. my fav

we will ask him about 30 years in his partnership with goldie hahn and how he is reliving his adventures in the dug out in his new movie. >> great hair. >> ladies in red, listen up if you have a red dress on you may want to rethink wearing it, this monday morning, how wearing red can leave the wrong impression on your female friends. >> um-hmm, jen? >> hey guys we are in stone harbor because that is where the flyers prospects are, it is development camp and they are making them do all kind of stuff, they are holding hand and helping each other down the beach. >> oh, my. >> yes, their job doesn't stink today my friend. >> no. >> wow. >> all morning long we have been asking to you send us your pictures from what you did over the weekend and we will talk about what you did as soon as mike gets here. >> come on back. >> what up. >> do we get any picture. >> yes, we did, people are not using hash tag. >> fox 29 weekend, we are getting a lot. >> or we won't see it. >> so over the weekend, i had kind of a celestial weekend. >> wow. >> well, i think it happens every couple times of the years. i

. >> one company that is fantastic called goldie blocks, it's lego for girls. the owner fights that. they made them in pastels. when kids are little, they like to tell stories, there's animals. it's an erector set, it has nicer colors. >> it has to do with women getting not just with the blossom, goldie blocks is great, i know the founder as well. math isn't scary, coding isn't scary. >> life kicks in, you and i know this, we have kids at home. >> we're mommas. >> you have to make choices. i physically cannot be the girl whether i was a tech genius or not who's here until midnight creating the next new app. i'm making a choice i don't want to make. >> what about your daughter or daughter's daughter? >> these are choices we're making, not necessarily good or bad. >> to become an app developer if she's not interested. there is a huge confidence gap and we discussed it, and needs to be addressed at home and school and discussed from a really, really young age. it's fantastic and gets the word out there that diversity gap exists not just in silicon valley. >> matt,

. >> goldie hawn and bette midler. >> were you freaking?> i was freaking and they were so sweet to me. what i really do remember a lot. >> what? >> little kids that were extras were freezing. >> right. >> goldie was going to every single one of them and rubbing their hands and just loving on them and say go inside for a minute. she was very earth mother. >> all three of them. >> they were all great. but yeah, bette went to her trailer. how are you doing? >> enjoy. >> the show will have a broadway engagement in chicago in 2015 and planning to go on broadway in 2015 and 2016. some of that motown music and stuff. >> sting's musical "last ship" got lovely music in chicago. apparently there will be some tash lights. >> ever been in a public rest room and don't know if someone is in the stall because the door is closed and you bend over and you can't see because the doors are so low. sometimes you can see through the skinny crack and i'm always afraid someone is looking through. they have the answer to it. lights above stalls. >> led lights. >> g

your mom is goldie hawn. did you see her movies when you were young? >> yeah, yeah, yeah, we did.nts -- it's funny 'cause -- i mean that's what you do, right? you want to share not just -- share that with your family. and, you know, you come from a -- i come from a family of storytellers. and you know, it takes a lot -- three months, four months out of their life. and it's kind of a fun thing to see the outcome of what your parents have been working on so hard and what you would hear them talking about. and now i can see that in my children. you know, i can see that in ryder, like, on set, checking it out. then he sees the movie. he starts to really understand the process. it's a cool thing. >> seth: and did you have that thirst for performing at a young age? >> yeah, yeah. i was -- i was any flat platform that was a little bit high off the ground was a stage. and -- you know, my parents were like kind of like "okay, kate, let's get off the stage," you know? i didn't know i was like that obviously until my parents would tell me when i got older that that's the kind of baby i was.

let me bring in msnbc contributor goldy tailor and robert., have both side officially given up getting anything done in the term and which party does that hurt more? >> you know, i don't think that the president has given up on doing nifg anything in the term. i think he has the power of the air force one, the power of the telephone. he's making things happen within the confines, you know, of his power of the presidency. on the other hand, there was never a time when speaker boehner could negotiate in good faith with the president. there was never a president when he truly controlled his caucus. he's admitting by filing the lawsuit it's a frivolous lawsuit with no real remedy to it. what would be the remedy. to advance obamacare the thing they voted 50 times to repeal? i think that, you know, we are at a dead end in terms of their relationship. there will be no golf. in terms of the rest of the obama presidency, there was never a time he could help pass legislation. >> i have a feeling you don't agree, rob pert. >> slightly disagree. i think

goldie, we'll have you back to talk about a lot of that.eorgia's going to be fascinating this year. thanks so much. >> fascinating. >> all right. take care. and it is official. the republicans have selected cleveland to host the 2016 republican national convention. cleveland beat out dallas and, as you know, sits in the critically important battleground state of ohio, which is home to major fights over voting rights. we'll be right back. (birds chirping softly in background.) (loud engine sounds!) what! how's it going? heard you need a ride to school. oh, that's pretty cool! big day at school? i know just the thing to help you get going. power up with new cheerios protein. looks like we're about to board. mm-hmm. i'm just comparing car insurance rates at progressive.com. is that where they show the other guys' rates, too? mm-hmm. cool. yeah. hi. final boarding call for flight 294. [ bells ring on sign ] [ vehicle beeping ] who's ready for the garlic festival? this guy! bringing our competitors' rates to you -- now, that's progressive. where

i think if there's a goldie locks scenario if the economy grows at a healthy clip this career, that's the right zone for equities. it's -- if the economy really heats up, i think you'll see the market focuses on rising interest rates and the equity market can take that badly. it could take it as a sign that the tail winds from central bank policies are starting to abate. >> you kind of give me the perfecting isway. you mention two things. valuations which you think are a little stretched and the interest rate scenario. if you put that into context in terms of how far more to the upside you think this market has, in terms of room to run we haven't seen the 10% correction that those long-term goals we'd like to see. they want to get in and get value plays. we haven't seen that correction yet. but it doesn't sound like you think the market looks frothy, either. >> you see the froth more in the bond market. you see it in segments of high-yield bonds and bank loans. it seems the market is too complacent and there's no margin for error. in the equity market, yes, valuations are a little exp

we said not too hot, not too cold just right that is a goldie lox kind of day. this is from the leadership academy in philadelphia as we set that in motion watch how clouds drifted by, puffy cumulus clouds. fair weather clouds. bright white puffy clouds looking great, it is currently 77 degrees at leadership academy. it has been a mark cool down since the start of the week. we were in the 90's, warm and muggy, sunday, monday and tuesday. now yesterday 83. today 84. that is a whole lot, more like it. take a look at our average high 87. one of the hottest time of the year here mid july but we are averaging below normal. we will be through the weekend. high pressure in control throughout the day-to-day. we will get a nice northeast breeze. on shore wind down the shore. saturday back to the 80's, a few you more clouds thanks to the disturbance off to the south and west. should stay dry through the day saturday but in the as bright and blue and sunny. on sunday same story, can't rule out a shower. don't be shock, out and about especially on sunday and shower pops up.

avoids any type of discipline from espn, anyone surprised, goldy says, unfortunately, steven a. smith and his supporters are not alone. so many share that thinking. one of his colleagues was very disturbed about his comments. she has yet so have anything to say about his apology. espn says smith's comments have nothing to reflect on them. tony. >> thank you innes. there is now a huge push in mexico's capitol city a huge push to trip pollution. >> free aerobic and yoga classes and a push to turn around. she says dozens of gardens like this are becomings a trend in mexico. they purify the air but also help regulate the temperature inside homes. these places are complept. i feel like i'm -- excellent. i file like i'm contributing to making this city greener and cleaner. this is small but i feel a difference already. >> she says the whole family is less stressed out including the dogs. the company behind the rooftop gardens is giving tax credits to install them. >> plants and everything that is green help us to improve the air, to get more oxygen because they capture carbon dioxide

goldy wrote, unfortunately, steven and his supporters are not alone.many police officers, prosecutors and judges share that opinion. smith issued the following apology saying he made the most egregious error of his career. >> this was not my intent, not what i whereas trying to say. yet the failure to clearly articulate what i was trying to say, lies strictly on my shoulders. >> people will just take his words identity of context. kenny said, sounds sincere to me. espn issued a statement saying hiss comments didn't reflect the station's point of view, tony. >> what did he in fact want to articulate is still kind of an open question as far as i'm concerned. maria, thank you. ing i'm tony harris, "real money" with ali velshi is next on al jazeera america. >>> met care and social security will rount of money unless lawmakers make some changes. i'll tell you what needs to happen to both programs. also $2 store chains join forces. plus if you have been out there on the pavement looking for a job, i'll tell you about a field that is hungry for help with some

. >> reporter: everyone is being asked to conserve, but goldie says the repeat offenders will be fined. >> people who are not conserving water, maybe that will weak them -- wake them up to the fact that they need to do it. >> reporter: the water costs consider all the circumstances before the fiens are written. >> i think i would say something, complain, write a letter, do something first. >> reporter: you no longer can use power washer. make sure when you wash your car to have a nozzle on there, and don't overwater your lawns, but the san jose water company says these regulations have already been in place since march. the only difference now is that you could be paying for it. >>> thanks, michelle. coming up in the next half hour. it's not just people. who's watching out for water creatures like this who need to survive the drought. >>> jeff ranieri is back with us talking about our lack of rain and lack of water. >> i did the math myself. and it seems like the average multi-year drought cycles are 3.1 years. hopefully we start to head out of this cycle through fall and winter. let's

argentina and messi had their chances, but could not get around the german goldie.germany won titles in 54, 74, and 1990, but the first time as a unified germany. in three seconds, back to "huckabee." >>> after recent unfavorable election for the gop, a lot of critics claimed the republican party needs to back off causes that are important to the faith-focused voters and move closer to the middle, but it is rnc is making a major push to reach out, and to reassure them that the party still supports conservative values. joining me is the director of faith engagement. chad connolly. chad, so good to have you here. >> my honor. thank you, sir. >> you know, i was very proud of reince priebus. i think he's done something we have not seen in a while, really recognizing the role that faith-based voters play. how big of the constituency is that? >> it's a big deal. thanks for having me, governor, if i didn't believe in reince priebus, i never would have step down in south carolina. it's a big deal. i sent 1400 volunteers to eight battleground states. i realized that the fait

but it is not too hot, too cool, it is just right just like goldie lox style. >> thinking the same thing>>> 6:54. good morning. that bright sunshine here we go we have it for you on the blue route. good morning take your convertible to work day. in problems at all. we are seeing volume here and we will have sun glare delays unlike we had to deal with last couple of days. disable tractor trailer on the northbound 295 ramp to head north on the freeway, coming in towards philadelphia watch for delays coming up from the south woodbury there, accident on the pennsy turnpike eastbound near downingtown interchange. don't forget presidential visit noon to three is time you want to avoid wilmington on south. so he will touchdown and motorcade in the 495 bridge construction zone and then a return trip wheels up at 3:15 and then out of here. that will cause a delay up and down i-95 when motorcade is on the move and shut down traffic. that will set tone for that evening rush hour, ukee and erika, back to you. >>> racing can be a very tiring thing to do. >> but folks in fort wayne, indiana had to fig

your take hogan and goldy? >> i don't know. that was bad statement she made.ne of the problems with politicians at this point is when you -- we voted for the clintons or a lot of people did. i didn't. a lot of folks did. you can't tell people who they voted for is bad. it indicts their own vote. what it does do is you can shift the narrative and say they're out of touch. that's why it was so damaging politically to hillary clinton because it made her appear out of touch. now she's turned around and said i've given some of this money to charity, that becomes a tougher thing for republicans to try to nail down. if it's true, that's great. obviously, though, if she didn't have any money and was broke why would she be giving her money to charity. she's doing a good job in giving the speeches, collecting big fees. that's what people want to pay for. that's fine. it shows she tends to be a little bit of touch. that's why the statement was damaging for anything moving forward in '16. >> her paycheck and political liability? >> i don't think that's a liability. if she

goldy locks weather. live look at san jose, most lit cloudy sky, over to emeryville now, same overcast started in san francisco, little choppy out there on the bay, and yeah, little cloud cover here, but still, you're looking really good as you drive across that bay bridge this morning. 63 in san francisco, 64 in oakland, and 62 degrees in san jose. these are your current temperatures, this is what psychiatrist talking about, it's really mild out there. and # 5 degrees -- 65 degrees in oakland, only bringing that up to 75 in the heat of the day. low clouds, let me show you the bay area from space. kind of zoom in for you. and what's great about this, as you can see, that the low clouds span all the way into the delta, they'll be talking about that delta breeze in sacramento for today. they're going to get a little of the cooling as well. that marine influence is back and we're down with the humidity as a result, but that fog will burn off as we progress throughout the day. patchy fog and drizzle at the im

no word on who will take on the roles played in the film by bette midler, goldie hawn, diane keaton.them. i'm just throwing that name out there. the musical, will make its debut in chicago this spring. and hopefully head to new york for the 2015-'16 broadway season. you guys are all quiet about this. >> i love that movie. it will be great. >> a little musical theater. jazz hands, anybody? no? thank you very much. i appreciate that, ryan. >>> adam levine may command top dollar when he performs with maroon 5. when it comes to acting, he's at the intern level of pay, as in nothing. the maroon 5 got paid absolutely zero for his starring role opposite keira knightley in "begin again." he says he is fortunate to not have to choose his experiences based on money. it's a passion, a craft he's trying to learn. and he's grateful for the opportunity. >> freedom. that's why we have interns. >> absolutely. >>> "pop news" gets a little bounce this morning. i'm talking about top seed rafa nadal. it's wimble juggles, a video of him doing something that only looks easy. he says before he started, he

we will ask him about 30 years in his partnership with goldie hahn and how he is reliving his adventuresthe dug out in his new movie. >> great hair. >> ladies in red, listen up if you have a red dress on you may want to rethink wearing it, this monday morning, how wearing red can leave the wrong impression on your female friends. >> um-hmm, jen? >> hey guys we are in stone harbor because that is where the flyers prospects are, it is development camp and they are making them do all kind of stuff, they are holding hand and helping each other down the beach.

i think we're building a sense of a goldie locks economy, not too hot, not too cold, and people get a sense this is a one-way train. i still think we'll have more tu turbulence in the second half. i really do. reflecting back to the jobs report last thursday, reflect back on the central theme of the bull market in the last five years is a constant puzzle for consensus why the stock market goes up when main street was so bad, and now it wouldn't be unrealistic, i don't think, to isn't that now that main street is looking better, finally, maybe there's turbulence to figure out whether the inflation threat is real and have to concern themselves with what the fed may or may not do about that. i kind of think that's where we're headed in the second half is a better main street, but maybe more turbulence on wall street. >> jim, cover of "the new york times" today, a piece about -- called the everything bubble. >> that was clever. >> everything from art to stocks to emerging markets to real estate is expensive versus historical standards and fundamentals. what would you say is the best barga

than stars lots of places for life and we've learned that a lot of these planets are what we call goldie lox planets. the right distance, not to hot, not too cold, some have liquid water. so there could be a lot of life out there. so how are we getting in touch? one of the ideas is that earthlings have been setting off signals out into space for the last 75 years. the early television shows have gone past 10,000 stars the nearby stars have seen the simplesons. so you could turn that around. if we're broadcasting, maybe other civilizations are sending signals in our direction either leaking the way that we unintentionally or maybe delibt signal. they could be sending laser signals and there are a number of projects looking for laser signals. this is a project at harvard university, lict laboratory, hawaii looking for laser signals. people are also looking for radio signals. our group uses the world's largest radio antenna in puerto reigno 1,000 feet in diameter. it holds 10 billion bowls of corn flakets. we haven't tried that. most astronomers would be lucky to use this a day or two a yea