. >> howie long from fox. >> brother, howie, how are you doing? guys w wh can lift me up make me feel like a kid. >> i heard you have something big going on this week so got off my boat in montana and hopped on a plane and came out here. >> i love you. >> i love you too. >> i appreciate it. i get to follow in your footsteps. what a lot don't know, howie and i had the same coach earl leg g leggett. if howie went over in a row of 20 guys, i could recognize his butt because we watched so much film of the great howie long. >> it's a bond that goes beyond fox and playing football. we were brought up by the same guy and he was a remarkable coach who had a great coach in mike waffle who now ironically enough coaches my son in st. louis but earl challenged us and took us places physically and emotionally and i don't think either one of us knew we could get to. >> what's your favorite michael memory? >> golly, there's so many. >> football. football. >> the interesting thing is, you know, i go back to it always goes back to the same thing. when earl called

john mccain, welcome. >> thank you, howie. >> let's start with immigration.ported the senate compromise that passed last year. you campaigned in 2008 on immigration reform and yet you've been highly critical of president obama over these 60,000 illegal immigrant kids who have come across our border. any inconsistency there? >> i think you would argue that from one respect. but on the other respect, you can view one reason why i'm so critical is it's such a polarizing event thit hurts our ability, in fact, some observers say it's dead, ability to sell immigration, comprehensive immigration reform because now the opponents are saying, you see, we've got broken borders and we have to secure our borders first, which by the way i agree with. >> have the press created any sympathy for the civilians and is that muddied the waters of the immigration debate? >> my problem with the press coverage is not that they're sympathetic to these young children. we are all sympathetic. but what i believe where i'm critical of the press is legitimately critical is their emphasis

howie kurtz is next. >> hi, maria. we're going to lead with whether hamas is leading the media propaganda war while losing militarily. but we're going to focus on president obama and this constant drum beat of criticism that he's going to fund-raisers, he's going out for golf, at a time when we have a confrontation of russia over jets that were shot down in ukraine, at a time when the mid east is on fire. and i wonder whether you think there's a little too much media focus on that. >> yeah, well, you know, i have to say, howie, this last week and a half or so, even the liberal media, the main street media has criticized the president for being at all of these fund-raisers when the plane was shot down and when we've got so many hot spots around the world. >> opt iblgs do matter. i wish he had gone to the border, for example. i know he tends to dismiss these things as a photo-op. but i think journalists are now saying that part of leadership is showing that you're engaged in these problems. >> howie, we'll see you in abo

rhetorical question, howie. it would be overwhelmingly negative.if you want one example -- >> it must be a rhetorical question because you just answered your own question. >> i did, didn't it? >> slate has a piece headlined run elizabeth run. i think it's the media that want a debate. >> just covering one campaign on the democratic side, hillary's march to washington, yeah, it would get boring. it would get repetitious. but, again, i do think there is that feeling what if headlinery doesn't run sflp. >> but if she doesn't run, we could all go crazy for the next career. yet it seems to me this is not just -- the media is almost promoting her as a challenger when she herself says i ain't doing it. >> but if the media didn't cover some of the things warren and biden were doing, then we would be accused of being too ready for hillary. >> cover it, yes. but the tone has been positive. i'm wondering, how much is this because some journalists like her attacks on wall street and the 1% elite. this resinates with those who might lean left in the news busine

howie, sorry if we hear anything, but how have the main stream immediamedia handled thi has it changed were aggressive from the beginning. cbs and "the new york times" covering the abduction and the killing of these israeli teenagers. nbc nightly news didn't report them until a day after everyone else. but it's been ramping up for the times. "the washington post," similar pattern. >> has this changed the focus of the way these tragedies are being reported? >> very much so. israel so quickly mounted military strikes against gaza that the spotlight shifted from the horrifying killings of these kids to the prime minister's retaliation. it's become a more visual story for television. you have the street clashes, you have the security video of palestinian teen being forced into a car and this video of the palestinian american cousin of the deceased kid being beaten by israeli police, casting israel in a more negative light. >> what else struck you about the coverage? >> hamas praised the palestinian terrorists who killed these israeli teenagers as a heroic act. the israeli government condem

it's a little problem with howie.jimmy: he's a germ -- >> major germaphobe. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: what does he do? like, just fist bump you? >> no. he's like, "no, this is fine. this is fine." i'm like, "this is not fine." [ laughter ] >> jimmy: he just talks to you and says, "this is fine. this is fine?" >> he tries to make jokes and -- you know. mel holds my hand a little bit sometimes. >> jimmy: that's very nice. >> yeah. she's very sweet. >> jimmy: how's everyone else over there? "america's got talent" is a a giant thing. i think nick's coming on soon. >> it's a lot of fun. it's really one of the most fun things that i've done in a long time. >> jimmy: yeah >> because anyt know? peop i mea day that was eating a cac >> jimmy: no because you got -- [ laughter ] >> yes! you know? i mean, it's the most strange -- >> jimmy [ laughter ] i mean, that's a great talent he's got. >> the strangest people come on to the stage. i mean, there's amazing ones that sing and dance -- >> jimmy: oh, yeah. >> and aerial -- >> jimmy:

hi, howie, what are you covering?> we'll be leading with the shootdown of those jets over ukraine. some of the stumbles and speculations and also john mccain on the media. fascinating conversation, talking about the coverage of the border crisis of the war in iraq. why he was more restrictive toward the press in 2008, why he thinks he is sometimes portrayed as a grumpy old man. and he says he used to get mad about negative stories but now has the anger thing under control. >> i want to see that for sure. we'll see you 20 minutes away. thanks so much, howie. >>> department of justice weighing in on the irs scandal, testifying before congress about why there's no need, it says, for special prosecutor. our panel will have their opinion and kick it off as we look ahead on "sunday morning futures." back in a moment. 3rd and 3. 58 seconds on the clock, what am i thinking about? foreign markets. asian debt that recognizes the shift in the global economy. you know, the kind that capitalizes on diversity across the credit spec

. >> howie, you and i last week talked about the fact that there was a washington post story that had unnamed obama sources sprinkled throughout it. i don't think it's just inaccuracies. i think it is the way she's portrayed in the media. >> she probably had better toughen up if she's going to run for president. if he's not making any news and he continues not to be able to get much through congress, this is -- he's going to continue to be unhappy with the coverage. >> prepare for a lot of whining for the next few years. >> we'll get out on that point. let's get a break. remember to send me a tweet about our show during this hour. we'll read some of your messages at the end of the program. when we come back, monica lewinski is back on television and blaming the media for hurry humiliation. does she have a case? and next, dana pa reno on the white house and since she worked for george w. bush. [bell rings] this...is jane. her long day on set starts with shoulder pain... ...and a choice take 6 tylenol in a day which is 2 aleve for... ...all day relief. hmm. [bell ring] "roll sound!" "ac

. >> you must be high, howie. >> where does it say that public policy should be made about polling? study at the university of colorado study, it's all bad there is nothing good about it go ahead. >> i was going to call howie high for thinking that he must be high. the problem here is this upper west side mentality in new york thinking that their opinion is right they are going to cherry pick the studies that they want to buttress their argument. the times should have taken the energy and the time to focus on issues like veterans affairs. that seems to have fallen off the face of the earth. how about the economy and jobs and issues that people care about? so they have ann an agenda the times. secular society a lot of that as we pointed out last night, howard, about race, not drugs. they feel that police departments are corrupt cross the nation. they target african-american youth. they try to track them down for having js on them. you know, and put them in jail because they hate blacks. that's what it is. in today's "new york times." they just came down. hear are all the things. and

hat on, usually most injuries occur right before a storm or right after the storm. >> reporter: rod howiefrom london and didn't expect his sand dig to be interrupted. >> unlucky really. >> reporter: others are digging in to ride out the the storm. >> we are here for the week, we are noting until they kick us out. >> reporter: arthur is already interfering with independence day plans. friday's fire works show have been postponed until later in the weekend. the national park service has shut down popular campground and attractions like the hat race light house and powerful rip currents could keep thousands of atlantic beach goers out of the water for several days. craig bos well for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> keep it here for continuing coverage of the tropical storm arthur, you can get latest updates on tv and also on line at cbs philly.com. >>> well, there is breaking news just in the news room and it comes from berks county, a three-year old boy there has been hit by a car and rushed to the hospital. it happened on pine forge road in pine forge, berks county. we're told the boy's fathe

letting chip down and howie and everybody in the eagles organization.that's the biggest thing. >> older guys wouldn't make that mistake. you know right away if there's anything from doctor. anything you check. any doctor you see whether it's a foot doctor, dermatologist or anything you use an he guess doctor and i think the young guys have learned that and definitely won't make that mistake again. >> hopefully lesson learned phillies open series again the diamond backs tonight at citizens bank park. and ryan sandberg again is keeping ryan howard on the bench. now this is the third straight game howard has been out of the lineup. tonight makes a little more sense though since the phils are facing a lefty in wade riley. three straight games rough gets the start at first. league suspended ray race two games for knocking out his then girlfriend. now wife and many people are still outraged over the lenient punish many. one of those people espn keith voiced his displeasure last night. >> in 22000 sakes when albert haines worth stomped on the head of a center

troops are on standby with a possible ground invasion looming gaza bracing for the worst as journalist howie fair reports. israel continues to strike sites all over the gaza strip to exact over one thousands and since the operation began one of the sites that it struck was actually here and it was a family home that stood just behind me israel has been using this policy of targeting the homes of militants or those related to militants as part of its operation now there are of course is ready tanks stationed along the israel gaza border palestinians here fear that there is a chance of a ground invasion given the fact particularly that israeli figures israeli officials have said that they are preparing for a ground invasion that the operation will continue continue for days ahead and there are hundreds of sites left to be targeted here in gaza but israel is not interested in stopping its operation until all rocket fire from gaza stops the situation here is very very grave indeed and palestinians do live in fear of an escalation and this operation continuing for days or even weeks ahead. well i

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howie mandell turned us on to this. deal or no deal. >> with the models. >> why is this better to do the fist bump as opposed to the handshake? >> you spread ten times less germs by doing the fist bump than from shaking your hand. ten times less germs transmission. now, that being said, in times of the flu and the winter might be a good idea. but i have a better idea. why don't we just isolate ourselves completely and not do anything. don't touch anybody. don't even look at them and you won't get a germ and you'll just live a long, miserable, lonely life. >> i got a problem. every time i see kerry, she kisses me right on the mouth. there's no hang shake. >> with some tongue. >> thank you query. >> i can't stop shaking somebody's hand, dr. mike. >> you have to live your life. wash your hands. don't get excited about this. if you like to fist bump, do it. i'm not all excited about this. >> i'm surprised every day when i wake up. i'm not kidding. how did i live overnight one more time. you know what i think has helped me?

howie, what do you have top of the hour? >> hi, maria. we're going to examine the coverage of the war in the middle east, and lead as you did the border crisis. a flood of stories about the plight of these unaccompanied minors being held in texas. only in recent days has the coverage turned more critical of president obama, especially after he dismissed what he called a photo op and declined to go to the border while he was in texas. >> we'll be there 20 minutes away. thank you. >>> meanwhile, another bloody day in the gaza strip between israel and hamas. is the u.s. going to get pulled into another conflict in the middle east? our panel will be up kicking that off as we look ahead on "sunday morning futures." stay with us. 3rd and 3. 58 seconds on the clock, what am i thinking about? foreign markets. asian debt that recognizes the shift in the global economy. you know, the kind that capitalizes on diversity across the credit spectrum and gets exposure to frontier and emerging markets. if you convert 4-quarter p/e of the s&p 500, its yiel

. >> here is the bottom line, howie, that more and more of what we're seeing is that particularly realitytars don't have any media training. what they also need in that curriculum is social media training. and if they can't be responsible for the account, they should lose the account. >> it's one thing to say dumb things on social media. but it's another thing to say such angry things to people. >> when you're seasoner and sober minded, that's when you should tweet. social media is a tool and unfortunately this stuff lives on forever. he's not only representing himself, he is representing the network and you cannot save these things. you cannot at all. it was a bad choice of words. that said, i do understand how tough it must be to be in the public eye and to have venom spewed at you by these gangsters who write all the things from the privacy of their own home, things they would never say to a person's face because they're immune to emotion. they're not. but he did take it too far. >> but then you get down in the mud and fire back, you're the big star. nobody knows who these other people

. >> thanks, howie. >>> ahead on media buzz, glenn beck gets all kinds of abuse for trying to help those kids being detained at the border. >>> but first, does "the view" really need rosy o'donnell? >>> and score one for george clooney against the tabloids. >>> breaking news in right now, lebron has made his decision. >>> four years after lebron james turned his roots from the cleveland cavaliers to the miami heat, the nba superstar led the media into an embarrassing guessing game. friday morning, the website business insider reported while lebron was thought to be leaving miami, the . s turning away from him signing with cleveland. mike wise wrote his source in akron gave 99% odds of returning to the cavaliers, but couldn't be sure because james and his gang were so unpredictable. hours later, sports illustrated had the scoop, but at a price. they allowed lebron to write a first person piece about returning to his roots in ohio. si got the exclusive and lebron got to completely control the narrative. it's like a press release. buy an ad. >>> the most controversial panelist in the histor

howie clausen wrote it. he was up for academy award for "space cowboys." >> last one.sted." >> it's a new pilot we're working with the hallmark channel right now. >> love that channel. >> it's the bethenny hamilton story. yeah, i've been busy. two more movies lined up before i shoot the pilot for hallmark in september. >> what's the show about? >> it's in the moonlighting vein, sort of a romantic, comedy drama. she has to be canadian because we're shooting there. otherwise i would pick you. >> but it should be someone you have less chemistry with than your wife. >> probably. hopefully someone that we can still fake it. >> absolutely. thanks a lot, kevin. >> appreciate it. >> very special thanks to joanne, buck sexton, patty brown and kevin sorbo. that does it for me. i'm tv's andy levy. i will see you next time. that's tomorrow. more on this tonight at 8:00. >> hello, everyone, i'm with bob beckel, dana perino. it's 5:00 in new york city and this is "the five." >>> supreme court hobby lobby decision ignite ad firestorm of reactions across the political spectrum yesterd

juan's book, what howie said about the three-part series. whether we think the issue is too many guns or fatherless children. there's a larger context that triggered all this, an innocent policeman, hispanic by the way, gets murdered and ambushed. >> give me the statistic when you're reporting on it. don't just make it your opinion. say, x percent of persons. >> in chicago alone, 22 people shot in 12 hours. >> final word. >> i think it's important a black journalist organization saying there's no direct correlation between fatherless and shooting cops, i would agree with that. the root cause is dysfunction in that community, black community that's poor and very much anti-authority and sean bergin was write about it. >> juan williams, jim pinkerton, thanks very much. >>> ahead on "media buzz" my conversation with john mccain. could rupert murdock end up owning hbo and warner brothers? whether the $80 million bid could succeed. ke >>> rupert >>> rupert murdock already controls an empire that ranges from the fox news channel, 20th century fox,

howie, what do you have top of the hour? >> hi, maria. going to examine the coverage of the war in the middle east, and lead as you did the border crisis. a flood of stories about the plight of these unaccompanied minors being held in texas. only in recent days has the coverage turned more critical of president obama, especially after he dismissed what he called a photo op and declined to go to the border while he was in texas. >> we'll be there 20 minutes away. thank you. >>> meanwhile, another bloody day in the gaza strip between israel and hamas. is the u.s. going to get pulled into another conflict in the middle east? our panel will be up kicking that off as we look ahead on "sunday morning futures." stay with us. ugh. heartburn. did someone say burn? try alka seltzer reliefchews. they work just as fast and are proven to taste better than tums smoothies assorted fruit. mmm. amazing. yeah, i get that a lot. alka seltzer heartburn reliefchews. enjoy the relief. >>> welcome back. israel now calling for people to evacuate their homes in t

. >> jimmy: howie mandel from canada. [ laughter ] howard stern is the only american judge on "america'ss shoulders and i feel bad for him. a lot of pressure because he's american. america's rooting -- they want to see who is going to be the next winner of "america's got talent." is there any way -- do you think they're going to be american? >> well, we'll see if they'll be american. [ laughter ] but i think, in america -- it's such a colorful place. anybody can come and live here. that's what i like about america. it's a land of opportunity. >> jimmy: yeah, yeah, yeah. absolutely. yeah, yeah, yeah. [ cheers and applause ] i guess. i guess, but last year's winner was from japan. [ laughter ] >> i know. that's true. >> jimmy: sorry. but this year -- so, do you have any favorites because i will tell you -- i'll tell you who i'd like to see. >> go on. >> jimmy: i like the magicians. >> i like the magicians and i don't usually. >> jimmy: oh, you don't like magic? >> no. but this time around -- >> jimmy: i feel like we need a a magician. >> yeah! i'm in agreement with you. >> jimmy: we have d

. >> howie mandel, nbc's hit show "america's got talent".ow. >>> also, get on up. the life of james brown, the godfather of soul is here. >> he is awesome in this movie let's head up to the top of the rock high above rockefeller center. savannah is up there with a couple of big stars. >> this is the best view in new york city. not that right there, but we have tony bennett and lady gaga. you have a big announcement. >> yes, we do. >> sshhh. >> lady gaga knows how to do a tease. >> don't test me. >> we will hear from both of these legends. for now, matt, we will send it back down to you. >> say hi to them for us. let's go over to carson. he is manage the grill for fresh cooked live summer sizzle. >> the blogger behind grrrl griller. join us for cooking. we'll pop in on the "today" show. say hi to the folks there. >> hey, everybody. let's grill some calzones. >> george likes the calzone classic seinfeld. >> how about a check of the weather. >> if you saw seinfeld, you would get it. steinbrenner likes the calzone. a beautiful day in the northea

howie, you are on. what does it mean to be an american? caller: it means a lot, sir. thank you for taking my call. i usually call about politics and history. to me it is about love. i love everybody in this country. i love being an american. i served in the coast guard. it government never did back. herbert hoover was the last person to talk about love. love is what it is about today. not politics. i hear a lot about greed. there is no question about greed. if something bad was to happen, who would be blamed for it? the little guy will be ducking and hiding somewhere. i just love c-span. i love "washington journal." host: what do you do in philadelphia? caller: basically, i am a nutritionist, dietician. i try to help people. i do not try to disregard what they put in their body. i try to help people to remain healthy. it is love. that is what it is about. you have to love one another. i love being american. happy birthday, america. presidenthday, ex calvin coolidge. i love the governor, i love you, i love everybody. host: all right. spreading a little love here on jul

nd howi >> ieard the noise and iur r that bathroom pistows over 25 secdsow he found om inhe pistorius sister playing the role of reeva. in court today the prosecutor hinted at the video while cross examining his doctor. >> was it demonstrated to you that mr. pistorius was able to walk backwards? on his stumps. >> it was never demonstrated to me. >> reporter: is this damaging to the pistorius defense? >> well, on the face of it, definitely. it does look damaging. it completely contradicts what they've said in court that he struggles to walk. in the video you see he can walk, hold a gun, and turn around and walk back again. yes, it is damaging. >> reporter: the pistorius defense teamngry this video came out calling the leak illegal. since they didn't show it in court, they say it's a violation of attorney/client privilege, also an invasion of oscar pistorius' privacy. for their part, the network said they obtained the video legally. that's why they aired it. mewhe we have new developmts from the urtroom. the defense says they are likely to wrap up their case tomorrow. >> all right, jeff