>> ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha! -- >> andrew, i gotta tell you-- your laugh scares the [bleep] out of me. >> because it's a farce. what neil did was reach down and push the dog back, at which point, the dog bit him. >> it sounds like he was just trying to stop the dog from running in the street. >> i was horrified. why--why would you do that? >> as andrew's ranting and raving, neil walks in. instead of andrew using some sort of decorum or discretion or shutting his mouth, he continues. he actually gets even more amped up. >> and then he comes up to my office yelling and screaming at me that i should have shown more compassion. >> but i think when that happens, i think what people are looking for is some level of sympathy. >> that's not--again, my staff has to function a right way. >> i know. >> when neil started working here, and i told him to this-- to his face--i had big hopes for him. >> when you say that to somebody, "i had high hopes for you..." >> neil did not hear that from me until we had a huge argument in t

, ha, ha. a ha, ha, ha. 45 ha, ha, ha! a ha, ha, ha ha ha. >> i love it. >> that's real. fied this video. >> no we haven't. >> someone gave you that statement? >> exactly. you know why he's laughing he just ate three goldfish. a ha, ha, ha ha. a ha, ha, ha ha. then he's going over yorkshire terriers. >> what? >> a ha ha ha ha ha. >> i wish my attention span kicked in before the joke. >> anyway we got a big storm system. it's a joke. he didn't eat goldfish. you know that. he did eat goldfish. it was the little crackers. they're fantastic. the little orange crackers. the snack that laughs back. i love it. anyway we are looking at wet weather making its wait into california. finally getting some rain and snow that they need. big upper level low and this thing is going to have impacts across the country. not just l.a. and southern california getting one-to-two inches of snow upwards of a foot or more in sierra. this is coming across the country. it will energize storms. today we got severe weather in eastern, western texas. a million people at risk late in the day. damaging wi

. >> ha, ha ha. you got jokes larry. but i don't think they thought this through. this would be torture a bunch of light he headed gay men who haven't had sex for a area lying down next to each other on a bus? (laughter) well that's grindr on wheels. >> that's true. >> larry: true. >> not that there is anything wrong with that. misblood. >> true true but here is what really boils myself. if you engage in the most high-risk freak nasty sex stuff you don't have to wait for a year. so you are all good, larry. >> larry: no, bag o blood no no no. >> i'm just yanking your vein. >> larry: thank you, i appreciate that. >> seriously this whole thing crazy do you know how much it you put pan back in 1938. back then bill kosby had only raped 24 women. >> larry: wow. that was-- that was a long time ago. actually bagging you got the jokes. are you a little type a? >> that's offensive larry. >> larry: oh okay. >> i don't find that funny at all. >> larry: i'm sorry, i apologize. >> way to ab negative. ha, ha ha yeah. >> larry: bag of blood everybody we'll be right back. ♪ see what

has the respect of the president. that's very important. he also has the respect of the military. and that is very important. it's rare that you can find those two combination factors. hehas a very distinguished record. i think he's a very good choice. >> he's confirmable in the u.s. senate also. ha ha! >> when mccain and obama agree these days, that's something. >> thank you very much. >> what are your thoughts? >> well, i noticed that he does have, on the ground combat experience p. we've seen in the past that generals who do have combat experience are the least eager to get into more wars or to expand our overseas military involvement. he is a prudent and experienced commander. and he does know how to play his cards close to the chest, which the obama administration respects. >> the chairman of the j.c.s. is the armed services point man with the white house. is dunford suited to that challenge? what do you think of that? >> well, i think it's a challenge that is going to pay off. and with sort of the experience that he's had. >> it's going to pay off with this white house, because clearly they formed a bond. but his term, a two-year term, would commence in september. so he will belong to the next president as well. and so i think the president is kind of setting up the framewo

ha! god. ha ha ha! oh, god, yeah. it. [ laughter ] >> reporter: next month, she will roll out a campaign designed to stop the cycle of confrontation. >> stop to say hello or slow. that's -- that's political [ censored ] >> these issues don't come up the same way they do right in this county. >> reporter: meantime, the county is redrawing its trail policies. and bikers of all stripes are hoping for more access. >> we have this beautiful land that created the mountain bike and it's the most restrictive place in -- probably in i don't know definitely united states to ride mountain bikes. >> reporter: if history is any indication, getting everyone on the same page might be a tough hill to climb. >> i don't feel safe because another trail user is going to crash into you. it's not okay. >> you have to accept that there's other people doing things a different way and enjoying space differently. >> reporter: elizabeth cook, kpix 5. >> now, as for that violent incident in terra linda, the hiker says she is traumatized but is r

. >> ha, ha, ha, ha, ha. >> pueblo long ago learned to adapt to hard times, dry seasons, war, incursionthey had to deal. >> we found a pack rat. >> our first pack rat. >> in preparation for the summer solstice ceremony, game like rabbits and pack rats are collected for the medicine man as a payment for his services. >> how you notice is there's some droppings, fresh droppings. >> you see the droppings, you know there's one around. this time of the day, they're going to be inside their homes. there's too many predators around. >> it's not easy. once you find a nest, you got to dig after the little burrowing bastards. you hack, you dig. you dig some more. >> a lot of work for a small rodent. >> i was just thinking that. yeah. >> that's what our ancestors had to do sometimes. you know, when times got hard. right now there's this drought going on. if we didn't have the grocery stores -- >> right. >> then hopefully when you flush one cleanly -- >> oh! >> get it? >> got it right here. >> right. >> and give him a good whack on the head. >> the ratio of work to protein. is not in the hunter's f

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. >> i want to thank everyone who has been supporting me in what has been a strenuous process. i hope in the near future this process will end. it has endured longer than we expected. i believe that justice will be served. suzanne: johnson's attorney as asked that the charges be dropped. the attorneys considering that, saying that his arrest was not justified, that his constitutional rights were violated. johnson had hoped to put this whole ordeal behind him before he started his four years here at the university of virginia. he will be taking part in an internship this summer on capitol hill. horace: let's change years and talk about the weather and it is beginning to feel more and more like summer, a hot and humid day. thunderstorms possible. doug hill is here with a first check of the forecast. doug: another day like yesterday, sunny warm, and getting more muggy by the minute. let's look at the weatherbug camera. looking across the middleton valley, beautiful, 84 degrees. it feels like it is 86. 85 as of the noon hour at reagan national. 82 in hagerstown. the dewpoint temperatures holding mid to upper 60's. many areas will hit 70

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victor espinoza -- ha, ha, ha. let's go to bob costas. >> all right, tom. in or shine here we are again for the 14th time now since 1978 and the third time in the last four years we leave the preek witness a horse that has at least a chance at the triple crown. and like california chrome a year ago in a certain sense not a surprise considering the fact that american pharoah was, after all the favorite at the kentucky derby and again the favorite here today. and beyond that, he is also in the stable of the sport's best known trainer bob baffert and he is ridden by perhaps the hottest jockey in the sport, victor espinoza. still, the belmont with its mile and a half distance, as you guys were discussing is not just the final jewel of the triple crown, it's the longest race as well against a field that always includes at least some horses who have skipped one or both of the first two legs, thus coming in fresher. as they say, the belmont is the true test of a champion it's a test that american pharoah will now prepare to take. still plenty more coverage of the 1

has the help of her sister or other people to watch her as she's doing it until she gets it right. in this tutorial she has nailed it. >> doesn't she look beautiful? >> incredible. >> she doesn't look overdone. >> she shares a bunch of other looks she's created. amazing. i love this girl. >> see you in a few weeks. bye. >> i have two more videos. the first one, a rescue the second one, completely different. >> she's in the nest. can't go anywhere. >> of course you can. >> it's in the nest it can't fly. >> the bird has been stuck in the wall for two days. >> come on. [ bleep ] relax, relax, be quiet. be quiet. >> dad telling everybody to relax. the family is getting really excited. oh [ bleep ]. [ bleep ] [ bleep ]. >> this is awesome. the bird is in the box. finally, after a little bit of excitement the box is removed to the outside and the bird walks free. [ bleep ]. >> right there. it's gone. >> i guarantee beth troutman is going to like this one. this bird in the room. watch what it does. [ laughter ] >> and there you go. >> it's a laughing bird. i want this bird! that would be hilarious. [ laughter ] >> favorite father/son activities. fishing, golf -- >> parkuor. >> next "right this minute." >> then k about to show off his skills by -- >> swinging from 100 yards away. >> see if his aim is on point. >> plus wednesday's buzz word for your chance to win an ipad mini. plplaqaqueue i is s ththe e nunumbmberer one problem i see. nenew w acact t adadvavancnceded w witithh plaque guard kills 99% of bac

think the time is now for san francisco to recognize therapy as a professional service oh, among ha-ha-ha oh i don't want that in my neighborhood but a lot of people have xoifk beliefs about this. >> thank you very much. >> hello commissioners ami amanda i have a sole provider practice in san francisco i'm asking requesting more time for public review before this commission comes to a decision about this legislation we're seeing new language in the amnesty i'll read the part i'm confused about the did you want noticed the lisa are going to go through the legalization process this will explain when zoning district with the confusion and which don't permitted them i'm still confused what that maples the businesses that wish already in effect in a certain location has to go through a conditional use if the zone says they're not allowed or necessary to be condition overlook i heard two different answers and want clarification especially, when it come forward to sole providers it is that they're specific zone district requires a conditional use for anyone else has to go through the progressing

ha ha ha ha. i'm not going to lie. that tickled my wii wii right now. i'm so glad that knot held. oh --. >> good job, guys. >> that was awesome. >> and so we survived the widow maker of dead man's curve buttal real hazards are never the onus hazards. >> oh, [ bleep ]. >> whoa! >> are you all right? did it hit you? >> this is always where it goes off the rails. you get the little one off the way. and a little four pounder knocks your teeth out. >> doug our cameraman lightly brushes a loose rock with his camera bag and in a second the rock goes from motion less to 30 miles per hour. >> rock! >> and smashes into the knee of david rodriguez. he's okay, but it could have just have easily been his face. either way, it is all part of the job. i think we got some rocks now. so the next time you successfully negotiate the twists and turns of a treacherous mountain turn and seeing no large and heavy hurdling toward you, remember the guys who have your back? hundreds of feet above your head. >> this was really cool, you guys to let us out here and do this. thank you. i appreciate it. >> we'll

it's a joke. >> it's not funny, nick man. >> it's a joke. >> ha ha ha. >> that's not a good prank. >> you always do this to me? [ bleep ] i don't wear this crap anyway. >> would i say it's a nice one? no it's kind of cruel. >> it's a lot cruel. >> totally one of the worst things you can't do to tower urine >>> that would do it for us here at "right this minute." thanks for joining us. see you next time. >>> help help. >> a buffalo goes after lion cubs in front of the tourist. >> start chasing him. >> the wild ride to steer them to safety. >>> one sky diver is about to hit another. >> knocking him unconscious. >> uh-oh >>> see what finally saved him as he hurtled toward the ground >>> a worker behind the counter lets the customer have it. >> he really has issue. >>> the trigger for

they're like, "ha, ha, ha, ha." >> all their hair is gone too. >> seth: yeah, exactly. e obviously the host of the show. have you had to do any of these? did you do any of these stunts? >> yeah. >> seth: oh, you did? >> look, i've never hosted before. >> seth: okay. >> like you. you're awesome at this. >> seth: oh my goodness, thank you. and not a single bullseye the whole time i've done this show. >> not yet. >> seth: not one. >> not yet. but for me, when they approached me, i love the show. i'm a huge "wipeout", "fear factor," like that's tivo'd on my tv. >> seth: got it. >> so when they approached it, they showed me a sizzle reel that they made. i loved it. and i'm like, "do you want me on the show?" they're like "well, we want you to host it." i'm like "if it fits between the movies, maybe." i'm like, "all right, i'll do it if you let me do some of the stunts. >> seth: got it. >> and they're like, "we can't do that. our insurance won't pay for that." i'm like, "all right. well, i like doing movies." so they finally came back. they're like, "okay. insurance said we ca

has changed. david: it has. has put into two. are looking to raise rates in the u k and other parts of the world are looking to cut. that is fitting since last september. rishaad: greece goes on. is it just inures and for the market -- is it just an irritant for the market? david: they will have to have an election in greece -- rishaad: for a referendum. david: yes, where they will have to -- or they will have to yield to the creditors. it looks like that would need a reelection in greece, which i don't think would be good for the market. rishaad: at 2%, and we always mention this, 2% of the eurozone in terms of economy. david: absolutely. the analysis by the starters at the ecb suggested that will not be a huge contagion effect. we do not know if there will be a sense of global creditors being fearful lending to the euro area. could markme say it the beginning of the end of the euro project. you think that is over said? david: i do. this greece situation has brought peripheral europe close to core europe. it has brought it close

i don't believe that there would be >> there are month permits. >> how has been done. >> it has not. >> it has never been done. >> it has not been done but the answer to your question is it would be a difficult thing to manage if someone were given annual permit to go anywhere that is probably not the best way to manage this. >> in the future, what you are saying is that we can say that they can have and their permit is for this corner and at this time and then and depending on what is upstairs and we can work out the conditions if we have to. and right now there is nothing. >> that is correct. >> there is no things. >> okay. >> are there public nuisance laws? >> there is no loitering law on the books n stephenson, other than the one that is related to night clubs and using it for the purposes of the night life and the sidewalks and it does not relate in any way to this issue, as far as i can tell and there is no other loitering law, and there are, you know, generic terms of that but this activity not looked at like that, and no one is suggesting that street performer is loitering or a nuance

has more. >> i.s.i.l. has managed to overrun the last government stronghold in ramadi. i.s.i.l. has been on the offensive the last couple of days the government unable to repel their advance. the provincial headquarters of anbar want these militias to join the fight. this is a decision that will not be welcome by all in anbar anbar provincial council is allied with the government and not representative of all tribes. some tribes cooperate with the government but many influential tribes don't one leader said a few days ago that we will consider this an iranian occupation. but regular forces are unable to win this battle. but what the sunnis are anbar has been saying to the government is give us weapons we will wage this battle alone. the government is very reluctant, not trusting them, thinking some of them sympathize with i.s.i.l. i.s.i.l. claiming a victory the governor acknowledging this was a political defeat and a tougher response, roarmts were not able reenforcements were not able to did much, undoubtedly inflame sectarian forces mainl major sunni province and shia have had con

ha ha! mike: that's it for this week. join the conversation with us on social media. we are cctv america on twitter facebook, and youtube. all of tonight's interviews can be found online at cctv-america.com. and let us know where you'd like us to take "full frame" next. e-mail us at fullframe@cctv-america.com. until then, i'm mike walter in los angeles. we'll see you next time. did progress take priority over humankind? how could the desire for a modern way of life that threatens our future be considered a way of life? could it be we are connected to all things in the universe, not the center of it? that suburbs in los angeles affect the melting ice caps of antarctica? deforestation in the congo affects the typhoons of japan? now, we must face the insurmountable challenges for what they really are opportunities to reinvent and redesign. "e2, the economies of being environmentally conscious."

ha ha! mike: that's it for this week. join the conversation with us on social media. we are cctv america on twitter facebook, and youtube. all of tonight's interviews can be found online at cctv-america.com. and let us know where you'd like us to take "full frame" next. e-mail us at fullframe@cctv-america.com. until then, i'm mike walter in los angeles. we'll see you next time. t is why what we are saying is that we must start fighting for civilian democracy. one person, one vote. and therefore we need to come up with a democratic alternative, a secular democratic alternative. and the only secular democratic alternative that i can think about is a secular democratic state. laura: today on the "laura flanders show," 67 years after the founding of the israeli state, what palestinians call al-nakba or catastrophe, is there a path to a just peace? we talked to israeli activist ronnie barkan and travel to gaza for an exclusive interview with professor haidar eid from al-aqsa by university.

the problem he has is that sanders has outflanked him. sanders hasned out to be the hip and cool candidate and the one most aggressively going after hillary clinton. and he has turned out to be the liberal inheriting the elizabeth warren mantle. o'malley has his work cut out for him. john: we will have our joint scouting report coming out tomorrow. on martin o'malley. we both agree on this. he is a guy that has positioned himself a little to the left of hillary clinton, but not far enough to the left to capture the heart of the far left of the party. he needs an economic platform this is more distinct from hillary clinton and as distinctive as bernie sanders' platform or else he will not have enough of a chance to pick up insurgent votes on the far left. mark: here's the thing about martin o'malley -- he is super talented. there have been almost no days this year where he has shown how talented he is. there is a reason why bill clinton singled him out years ago as somebody that can be president someday. he has to show that on a regular basis to overt

has 650,000 people, and pretty soon, you've got the numbers to select for a thousand serious members of a congress watchdog group, and this happens all over the country, 435 districts. every district has talent, every district has a community college, 4-year college, lot of talent. the thousand people put themselves behind an agreed agenda. i mentioned some of these: the living wage and full insurance and so on, war and peace. they agree from the beginning, so they don't have to bicker so much. they agree to devote 200 hours a year, volunteer 200 hours a year, 4 hours a week. they agree to raise or contribute $200 a year, and they open an office with 2 or 3 full-time staff. and then they summon their members with an agreed-upon, national agenda of long-overdue redirection supported by a majority of the american people, what abraham lincoln called "the public sentiment" when he said, "with the public's sentiment, you can do anything," which is why i say 1% of the american people turning congress around, turns the executive branch around, turns our priorities into humane and productive paths, reduces the level of corrosive greed, and on and on. we become a humanitarian superpower instead of a military-ravaging em

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a set of consistent principles that he has -- he has a set of consistent principles he hasun on his entire political life. she... is going to crush him! (laughter) there is nothing that can stop her! nothing that can possibly derail or undermine or -- >> at least 181 clinton foundation donors lobbied the state department at the same time that hillary clinton was running it. the clintons did not live up to their promise to disclose all foreign donations. now the foundation has had to refile five years of tax returns because at least three of the years they reported zero donations from foreign governments when in fact there were tens of millions of dollars. >> jon: what! but that's okay... that's easy mistake. the zero to tens of millions. that's an easy mixup. probably happened as you were doing, okay, 10 million, you probably misplaced the -- the 1 and uh -- (laughter) naturally, some people think that with all that money changing hands -- (laughter) really? a little reference but all right. (laughter) some think with all the money changing hands something unseemly must be

has come to a standstill and it has to in paris. the finger -- pointing must stop. they say germany has to do more and close its older coal-fired power plants. germany formulates its goal differently. it aims to drop by 40% from 1990 levels. at the meeting, german chancellor angulo merkel and french president francois hollande spoke of their common goal of reaching a binding agreement at the u.n. climate change talks in paris in december. >> the challenges we face because of climate change would be much easier to overcome if we knew that our partners the world over were working towards the same goal. it is one of the reasons why we need an agreement. >> a comprehensive and binding agreement is only likely if developed nations agree to considerably boost financial support for poor countries and tackling climate change. she said germany would double its contribution over the next five years. >> our political correspondent is following events for us. how much closer are we to see in a new climate deal come in? >> i can't really tell you that but today was moving in the right reaction. that

victor espinoza -- ha, ha, ha. let's go to bob costas. >> all right, tom. in or shine here we are again for the 14th time now since 1978 and the third time in the last four years we leave the preek witness a horse that has at least a chance at the triple crown. and like california chrome a year ago in a certain sense not a surprise considering the fact that american pharoah was, after all the favorite at the kentucky derby and again the favorite here today. and beyond that, he is also in the stable of the sport's best known trainer bob baffert and he is ridden by perhaps the hottest jockey in the sport, victor espinoza. still, the belmont with its mile and a half distance, as you guys were discussing is not just the final jewel of the triple crown, it's the longest race as well against a field that always includes at least some horses who have skipped one or both of the first two legs, thus coming in fresher. as they say, the belmont is the true test of a champion it's a test that american pharoah will now prepare to take. still plenty more coverage of the 1

all he has to do is inform the president that's confident that he has the majority of 61 in the parliament. he then legally has another week to be able to sort out the exact details of that government in terms of who is going to gets what ministerial position. what we do understand is that a deal has been reached. what the sticking point of this particular point is what role the party will have within government. he has offered the party, it's demand or given in to its demand given that justice ministry, however we understand that the discussion in these last hours is exactly what powers that justice minister will have, netanyahu does not want a justice minister from what is essentially a settler group to have a say over the hiring and firing of judges within this country. if would have immense political ram my cases. that would appear to be the fine details of what position what ministers will have from which parties. >> we'll be following developments we'll check in with you when that deadline expires. thank you. still lots more to come here on al jazeera including on patrol, they chase human traffickers thr

nine innings, not enough to settle matters with the a's and the giants had an old-fashioned ha ha ha ugher at third and king streets. >> here's a live shot of the bay this morning. looking at alcatraz there in the distance, a little cloudy more of your forecast coming up. any flavor of ice cream. your favorite style of cake. endless possibilities. baskin robbins mother's day cakes. pick one up today. >>> welcome back. let's take a live look at our dublin cam. clouds around the bay area today but inland we'll see plenty of sunshine in the south bay, as well. in fact, the only place the clouds will stick around pretty much right at the coast. there is a spicy food festival going on at justin herman plaza in san francisco today under partly cloudy skies, cool temperatures 59 degrees. and, of course, tomorrow, hope you didn't forget, is mother's day. partly cloudy skies cool to mild temperatures. 56 in our coolest locations to just about 80 degrees should be a lovely day. >>> good morning, everybody! the giants, man, they don't get too many of these games like what happened last night. ju

>> ha ha ha! [ gaga. >> daddy. >> i know, hold on one second, okay?. [ laughter ] >> he plays well and obviously -- [ baby making noise ] >> we'll live with those shots. [ laughter ] >> it's great. riley curry took over the interview last night. she is all over social media today of course. some people calling her the real mvp today. riley's mom instagramed this picture of daddy and daughter together. this was after the post-game interview. she said, two peas in jamie wanted a taste of the real new orleans and we just couldn't say no to that face. then we wanted more of that local flavor so betty says... oh yeah, that's betty. you're going to want to do this alligator thing. and betty didn't lead us wrong. a little later we passed some dancing. and who doesn't like dancing? especially when it's followed by fireworks everyone's nola is different. follow yours. female announcer: when you see this truck, it means another neighbor is going to sleep better tonight. because they went to sleep train's ticket to tempur-pedic event. through memorial day, save

ha ha ha! (chuckles) can i also have an affair with my super hot receptionist?hat super hot receptionist? don't change the subject! now what would everybody like for lunch? you don't have to buy a motorcycle if you don't want one. but don't blame it on me. i'm fine with it. seriously? yeah. yeah, look, i know it's not the safest thing in the world, but it is sexy. (chuckles) yes. a lot more sexy than that crazy machine you rode up on. is that something that your doctor make you use? all right, i'm gonna take this around back, unless you'd like to go for a test-drive. sure. let's go. not too fast. precious cargo. i'm not taking you sweetheart. i'm driving? awesome! (laughing) i'm terrified of motorcycles but sometimes you have to do things to show the world you're still a man. same reason i got that henna tattoo. japanese symbol for "courage." oh, michael's here! hi, michael! hi! well, well, well. what is this all about? is there a-a new man in alex's life? well she certainly thinks so. (lowered voice) is there any way that boy is straight? ooh, what's going on?

ha ha! mike: that's it for this week. join the conversation with us on social media. we are cctv america on twitter facebook, and youtube. all of tonight's interviews can be found online at cctv-america.com. and let us know where you'd like us to take "full frame" next. e-mail us at fullframe@cctv-america.com. until then, i'm mike walter in los angeles. we'll see you next time. 3o3o3o wñwíwíwíwñ awareness of the importance of the ground we walk on. and, as if that weren't reason enough to be focusing on all things earthy, then it just so happens to be global soil week as well, with experts of more than 70 countries meeting here in berlin. hello and a very warm welcome to global 3000, where we have the following stories coming up. parched earth

ha-ha-ha! hello and welcome to millionaire. i'm terry crews.now me from brooklyn nine-nine and i'm thrilled to also be here hosting millionaire! [cheers and applause] today's first contestant is a special education teacher who's known for keeping it real in the classroom with her hip-hop moves. from new york city, please welcome natalie pinkston! [cheers and applause] oh! i like that. oh, how are you? come on over here. >> thank you. >> man, you do got some moves. you got any other moves to show me? >> i do. you want to learn one? >> i would love to learn one. >> okay. we're gonna do a littl

has been looking for various ways to finance the jihad. the money received from sunni donors living abroad was not enough, but the vast amounts of land seized in iraq and syria has provided them with valuable natural resources. in iraq, this is the home to the country's largest oil refinery. there are oilfields just like ramadi that has gas also. the islamic state organization has taken control of the deir al-zor area. observers believe the jihadist group currently has around $1 million a day from the barrels they sell at a cutprice. the oil transits through neighboring countries such as turkey worth -- with smugglers. the islamic state organization can also rely on other ways to finance their operations. >> they use oil resources to traffic. there are people working on the land. the fledgling state has generous cash that gives them certain freedoms. they sees them in syria and still others from the syrian army. >> the jihad carried out on palmyra has sparked international outrage. with fears that the unesco world heritage site could soon be destroyed, just like other ancient sites in iraq. some also see the militants selling other items abroad. it is not clear if other criminals are taking advantage of the situation. molly: voting is underway in the ireland gay marriage referendum. it is opposed by the catholic chur

. >> because i'll just be like, "ah ha, ha, ha." [ laughter ] >> seth: yeah. >> "have fun." [ laughter[ laughter ] >> seth: i was -- i got -- when taran killam got hired on "snl", he -- we then were both on a flight back to l.a. >> yeah. >> seth: and i was in first class. and i had called him the night before to tell him he was hired. >> yeah. >> seth: and he walks by me and i just went, "in seven years, this is you, kid. [ laughter ] seven years. seven years of hard work, and you get to sit up here with the hot nuts." [ laughter ] >> that's amazing. it makes it so much sweeter. >> seth: it's so much sweeter when other people can see you. [ laughter ] >> oh yeah. >> seth: you also -- you were at the "snl" after party. i did not go. but you went. >> yeah. >> seth: we do share something, i did not realize this, a deep, abiding love for rihanna. >> who doesn't? >> seth: who doesn't? i don't understand, yeah. >> she is gorgeous. everyone was wondering, "is she was gonna go to the after party?" i heard she said she was going to. of course you can tell where a celebrity is at a party. like a

has them at this moment. and when he was visiting and he said in his visit to the philippines that the journalists had asked him about his trips because he has gone to france. he hasone to spain. -- he has not gone to france. he has not gone to a. he having gone to germany, no. he said, i prefer to go to the little countries, to the little countries who have to resolve problems and conflicts or who are fighting for dialogue and a new way to resolve conflict. that is why i will stay in sri lanka where it was finished only six months before. and i will go to the philippines, where the guerrilla with the muslims has taken before. and he will go to sarajevo now. charlie: sarajevo, right. cardinal: this week, in 15 days sarajevo. and he has been in albania. because, it is an example, he said, -- because it is an example, he said, of how catholics and muslims are working to rebuild the nation together. charlie: together. cardinal: and he has some of the first words we say about dialogue here. he's very interested, it seems to me, to project to all the world this vision, this new vision of the world and of the relationship. charlie: he has announced in the last couple of

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