. >> hi jay chang with the realtors we want to persuade the planning department we support the neighborhoods that are walkable and help people find homes everyday in san francisco. because san francisco is a one kind of a place. we agree with a number of the recommendations the move from 11 to 20 makes sense to us that arrived out of a form process the addition of the conceptual evaluation is good we ask you look at the additional defines to the formula related we having ask real estate brainstorms will fall under the description of formula retail what we and he real estate broernlz is one that might have unintended circumstances in the case of real estate brornlz we build character and design our neighborhood to sell the character and don't believe that builds a home legitimate across the corridor also, we don't compete with formula retail we engage unique storefronts and fill the vacancies that are not cord by other small businesses so we urge you to consider the professional and business standards in the conditions >> thank you. next speaker. hello commissioners. >> i'm here to support th

. >> hi jay chang with the realtors we want to persuade the planning department we support the neighborhoods that are walkable and help people find homes everyday in san francisco. because san francisco is a one kind of a place. we agree with a number of the recommendations the move from 11 to 20 makes sense to us that arrived out of a form process the addition of the conceptual evaluation is good we ask you look at the additional defines to the formula related we having ask real estate brainstorms will fall under the description of formula retail what we and he real estate broernlz is one that might have unintended circumstances in the case of real estate brornlz we build character and design our neighborhood to sell the

jay-z in an elevator. is the music first family trying to change the narrative. elry shopping in manhattan. sources say they left without buying anything. but showed no signs of tension. it is a very far cry from the duelling duo seen here in the video that launched a thousand theories. the music industry titans, dressed to the nines for a met gala after-party, until something happened that clearly sent solange into a fury. >> what appears to happen, beyonce's sister takes off and starts beating on jay-z. jay-z's security guard hold her. the elevator opens and they all go their own ways. very bizarre. >> reporter: solange is not known for stepping into her sister's spotlight. an indy darling who cultivated her distinct career with hits like "losing you." they came to a separate scene than the pop queen bee. her colorful style may land her on vogue's best dressed list. she does it her own way, rocking natural hair, choosing sexy over safe. now the two sisters who grew up close are facing an onslaught of rumors about the real story behind the fight. >> beyonce and s

president obama announced another personnel change today. jay carney, his chief spokesman the past three and a half years is stepping down. carney is a former reporter for "time" magazine and he said he hasn't decided what he'll do next. his deputy, josh earnest, will be the president's new press secretary. something unusual happened at the national spelling bee-- it ended last night in a t-i-e, first time that's happened in 52 years. it came down to 14-year-old sriram hathwar of painted post, new york, and 13-year-old ansun sujoe of fort worth. >> corpsbruder. >> brennan: it looked like it was all over for sriram. >> then ansun took his turn. both boys got every word right after that. >> polos? >> bot but the rules say there are only 25 words in the final round, and when they run out, the competition is over. so a tie was declared. both sriram and ansun each won $30,000. we'll be right back. excellent source of fiber an to help support regularity. wife: mmmm husband: these are good! marge: the tasty side of fiber. from phillips. purina pro plan

. >> let's play the sound bite it's not dan it's jay it's he changed his name. >> not about benghazithe overall situation in the region, the muslim world where you saw protests outside of embassy facilities across the region. >> sounded more like art carney there because is he not telling the truth as you know. >> yeah. >> exactly. >> go ahead, why isn't he telling the truth? how do you know is he not telling the truth? >> not telling the truth because in here it says we are not aware of any actionable intelligence attack on u.s. mission in benghazi was planned or elm eminent. dangerously inspired by the u.s. cairo. involved assault consulate and annex. he denied this had anything to do with benghazi. >> companies crazy. >> look, let's step back for amendment movement let's assume for a moment that jay carney and you are right it's jay carney, i have known him for along time. jay carney is telling the truth. well then what is the administration attempting to do on sunday? it's attempting to say don't pay attention to benghazi. pay attention to these demonstrations in caro. the centra

all that changed overnight. jay carney said that he was welcome to come to the united states. and as a matter of fact they called modi to visit on a date undetermined. >> we congratulate india and the people of india in an historic national election which saw more voters cast their ballots freely and fairly mor in history. once the government is formed we look forward to working closely with the prime minister to advance our strong bilateral relationship based on shared democratic values. >> carney summed up narendra modi and india itself saying the future is bright. >> mike, what are the issues that india and the united states will have to work out under the new prime minister elect? >> well, they did initiate a new trade pact. but it's been more of an one-way street. imports coming from india and that's a sore point with the administration and sore point with american business and political aspects cannot be under estimated and the relations between pakistan is a chief state of concern. >> police in turkey move against protesters who took to the streets of the town where 292

second, they said that susan rice depended entirely on the cia talking points and that they changed one word with jay carney's and it turns out that not only did they not just change one word, they wrote a whole set of their own talking points, which are included in an e-mail with the 4:00 briefing for susan's tv interviews in which they said or instructed her that her goal of her interviews was to push the narrative that this was about an internet video and not a failure of administration policy. so the question is, what did they know and when did they know that was untrue? it willful, willful ignorance or intentional dishonesty. that's the question we don't have the answer to yet. >> what was happening at the same time this was happening was those on the ground in benghazi were telling our intel officials that this was a terror attack. that there were rocket propelled grenades, mortars, preplanned. they knew the ambassador was in the compound, their information was this was a terror attack, and so when ben rhodes is telling everybody it's about a video, this administration knows the intel on the gr

change our fundamental commitment between those who govern and those who ask questions doesn't change as jay will attest it's a legacy you carry on enthese yafticily every single day. because this is the 100 anniversary of the association, i reported n additional brief thanking all of you for your hard work. can we run the video? >> congratulations. what is going on? i was told this would work. does anyone know how to fix it? oh, thank you. you got it? >> i see this all the time. . there. >> congratulations heres to 100 more years. >> thank you very much, everybody. god bless you. and god bless america. thank you. >> white house correspondents' dinner oftened served as a spring board providing a national spotlight for steven colbert or seth meyers this year, joel mchale. . >> all right, everybody. here we go. i am the last person standing between you and your after party. so in just an hour and five minutes you'll be walking out of here, tonight? i'm going to break jay lenno's record, strap in. good evening, mr. president, as paul ryan refers to you yet another inner city minority relying on

first, the veterans affairs secretary resigns, then press secretary jay carney is gone as well. ahead, what the changese and for america's veterans. we'll have live fox team coverage straight ahead. >> first from the deck this afternoon, the dramatic shakeup started this morning with the president naming a new man in charge of caring for the nation's military veterans, and a new audit makes it clear he is taking on a very tough task. the former veterans affairs secretary eric shinseki resigned after giving the president

only changed one word according to jay carney, from consulate to diplomatic facility. tor is saying they changed more than that. so i think that was interesting. a couple of other interesting things in the interview. to be fair, again, tommy did say that it was a tragedy and that his concern is that it doesn't happen again. but he and the administration is kind of frustrated that this is being the focus of republicans going forward with this committee. >> have you uncovered a deliberate attempt to deceive the country weeks before a presidential election? >> this e-mail that came out as a result of a judge's ruling on a foia request by a group, a consecutively -- conservatively leaning group, judicial watch. this advanced the ball, stirs things up, and takes it into the white house. how you get to the final thing that lays all of this out is really tough to see, and i think speaker boehner today by saying there will likely be a special joint committee, a special committee, rather, to investigate this, is going to be interesting. the critics charge that republicans have s

rapper jay-z, beyonce and her sister solange stepped in to an elevator here at a hotel in new york and it was after the doors closed is now going viral. here's juju chang wraps about 99 problems and he can add inlaws to the list. after attacked by beyonce's sister solange. the trio seemed the picture of glamour leaving the met gala after party last week. in the privacy of an elevator, video reveals things get ugly when the losing you singer lashes out at her 44-year-old brother in law. tmz aired the grainy surveillance tape that showed solange trying to hit jay-z with her arms, her legs, even her purse. a man who appeared to be a bodyguard attempts to hold her back and presses the stop button. so the fight could be contained away from the photographers outside. she seems to be ranting at jay during the episode but without sound the secret what provoked the fight may stay in the elevator. >> through it all, queen bee herself took a surprising step back, sparking wild rumors about why she let her husband and her little sister duke it out without her. the girls have a well-documented close and loving relationship, recently performing together at coachella

change. and as jay will attest, it is a legacy cube carry on enthusiastically every single day. and because this is the 100th anniversary of this correspondents association, i actually recorded an additional brief video thanking all of you for your hard work. these run the video. --congratulations >> what is going on. does anybody know how to fix this? oh, thank you. [laughter] you got it? >> i see this all the time. and there. >> 100 years. thank you very much everybody. god bless. and god bless america and thank you, kathleen sebelius. [applause] >> ladies and gentlemen, ladies and gentlemen, and now that we have had the warm-up, joel mchale. [applause] >> all right, everybody, here we go. i am the last person standing between you and your after party. so in just an hour and 15 minutes, you will be walking out of here, all right wetjen mark i am going to break jay leno's record tonight. here we go. good evening, mr. president, rs paul rand refers to you, another minority relying on the federal government to feed and house his family. i am a big fan of president obama. i think

out of virginia and on top of that, we have the november 28th, -- i have tape of jay carney saying, no, no, the only change we made was from the consulate to diplomatic facility because that was the only thing we had to do. now we know with the speaking e-mail -- hang on, jay the white house was involved in the talking points. >> let me say something else here. there is no explanation legitimate for this. jay carney is lying, not telling the truth when he says this e-mail was not about benghazi because this e-mail became public only because our friends at judicial watch filed a lawsuit asking for documents related the benghazi. a court ordered those to be released and the state department produced this e-mail, which is a response to the benghazi attack. so administration can try to change what it means, but the fact is the words speak for themself. that's number one. >> all right. >> number two, lanny, they handled this wrong from the beginning. certainly we knew three days later, obviously, immediately this had nothing to do with the video. some are continuing to keep the narrative going and do not take y

change for the obama administration. just moments ago, the president announced that white house press secretary, jay carney, is leaving his post. john ernest will be taking over that position. big change. >>> we are learning new details this morning about a problem that's forcing hundreds of bay area students to retake their a.p. tests, just weeks before graduation. this morning, parents had a chance to sound off and sound off they did. nbc bay area's christie smith live at amador high school in pleasanton. and christie, all because of where the students were sitting when they took the test. >> reporter: yeah, that's right. good morning to you. and i have to tell you, a lot of the parents who left that meeting were pretty upset. it's finals time. a lot of kids finishing up on their last-minute projects, and now 400 students are going to have to re-take their a.p. exams. not because of any allegations of cheating, but because of seating irregularities. >> it's a little disappointing that it was three weeks ago and we have to probably re-study a lot of the things that we've forgotten over the last couple of weeks, but it sh

>> 61% of people that responded in this poll say they'd like to see the briefings change because you can't trust jaye. benghazi is a perfect example. but even jill abrahamson from "the new york times" has called this the most secretive administration in history. >> we covered that here on "the real story." we have to go. i've got to go. john scott in for shepard smith today. >> next time you leave a comment on a website, could you be sued? and what about the website? could it be sued for your thoughts? that's essentially the question going before a court of appeals. the case centers around comments about a former nfl cheerleader and high school teacher who had sex with one of her students. this case could go all the way to the supreme court and could have a huge impact on how we all use the web. we'll break it down in the next hour. >> thanks, john. >>> benghazi heating up on the hill. >> you dismissed the idea that this attack was, in fact, a demonstration that went awry and was based on a youtube video out of los angeles? >> yes, sir, short answer. >> thank you. >> we're going to talk to the head

. >>> and jay z and beyonce changing the subject releasing a new video to help people forget about that>> what are you talking about? >> i already forgot. >> come on back. >> come on back. oh! the name your price tool! you tell them how much you want to pay, and they help you find a policy that fits your budget. i told you to wear something comfortable! this is a polyester blend! whoa! uh...little help? i got you! unh! it's so beautiful! man: should we call security? no, this is just getting good. the name your price tool, still only from progressive. ♪ ♪ ♪ well-a, well-a, well-a, uh! tell me more, tell me more... ♪♪ twizzlerize your summer fun with twizzlers. the twist you can't resist. jif whips -- whipped peanut butter, ma'am. oooh. [ store manager ] fluffy, dippable, and oh-so-delicious -- people love it. i got one! [ female announcer ] give your day a lift with jif whips. we can't keep them on the shelves. i got one! but it's not. try starting with tyson grilled & ready chicken. made with 100% all natural ingredients, you can have a healthy meal in under five minutes. healthy dinne

later the announcement of another resignation, his long time press secretary jay carney will be moving on. first to the changes.a., here's the president earlier. >> a few minutes ago, secretary shinseki offered me his own resignation with considerable regret, i accepted. i am grateful for his service as are many veterans across the country. he does no

later the announcement of another resignation, his long time press secretary jay carney will be moving on. first to the changes at the v.a., here's the president earlier. >> a few minutes ago, secretary shinseki offered me his own resignation with considerable regret, i accepted. i am grateful for his service as are many veterans across the country. he does not want to be a distraction because his priority is to fix the problem and make sure our vets are getting the care that they need. my assessment was unfortunately that he was right. >> and here is general shinseki today just a short while before the announcement. >> i was too trusting of some and i accept it as accurate reports that i now know have been misleading with regard to patient wait times. i will not defend it because it's indefensible. i apologize as a senior leader of the department of veterans affairs. >> sloan gibson was named as the acting secretary of the v.a. the political problem has now been fixed, but the issue remains that the vets have been betrayed by this administration. you remember president obama promised he would cutting the red

. >> white house spokesperson jay carney has insisted that the white house changed little when this cameo the talking points. if you go through the timeline, isn't there evidence that the talking points referred to and terrorists in benghazi, that that was removed by the state department and that politics and spin did have some role here because former deputy cia director mike moorel said when he heard roos talk about the video on the sunday show that his reaction d, you know, he was surprised surprised? >> yeah, i think the number two on the ground in libya, in the state department, the deposit team chief felt the same way: so it would seem that given that there is still some uncertainty about what was done that resulted in thousands those five sunday talk shows, even though there have been some congressional hearings, new evidence that was redacted up to this point. it may be worthwhile for both sides to sit down at the table and find out what really happened here. >> general ran, he said we should have tried to do something to help our people in benghazi although peopit was shown that

. >>> changes in the white house briefing room, jay carney is stechg down. stepping down. john earnest will be his replacement. >> cannabis oil, used to treat children with seizure disorder, parents will be able to buy the oil out of state and use it in iowa. >>> temperatures are climbing, the city's south side braces for what could be another hot bloody summer in chicago. mayor rahm emanuel, on the city's south side gun sales are just one part of the equation. how to survive the fight for chicago from "america tonight"'s christof putzel. >> it's an all too common scene ton south side of chicago. police cordoning the area. chalk outlines. symbols of gun violence react in protest against a system that's failing osave lives. >> what do we want? when do we want it? now. >> for weeks now residents are demonstrating to bring attention to a critical need. politician he say it's all about gun control while people here say they're meesing the point. >> they -- missing a point. >> they believe our children are violent. i believe our children are suffering. >> it would be that reall

about what provoked beyonce's sister solange to attack her brother-in-law jay-z in an elevator, is music's first family trying to changez and solange were seen jewelry shopping in manhattan. sources say they left without buying anything but showed no signs of tension. it is a very far cry from the dueling duo seen here in the video that launched a thousand theories. the music industry titans dressed to the nines for a met gala after party until something happened that clearly sent solange into a fury. >> what appears to happen is solange takes off and starts to beat on jay-z. jay-z's security guards hold her, the elevator opens and they all go their own ways. very bizarre. >> reporter: solange is not known for stepping into her sister's spotlight. she's an indy darling who has carefully cultivated her own distinct career with hits like "losing you." sticking to a separate scene than the pop princess queen bey. even her fashion choices go against the grain. her colorful style may land her on "vogue's" best dressed list, but she does it her own way, rocking natural hair and choosing sexy over safe. now the two sisters wh

thousands of pages of documents and everybody feels like jay carney said today, yesterday facts, today facts, they are the facts. the facts don't change. republicans, there's nothing new. i tell you what's new, we have a document that says white house tried to protect the president politically. >> right. >> oh, my god! what a shock! >> your strategy is the strategy that was used with bill clinton is monica lewinsky and denial and what's the big deal when i'm caught? there was no funny business -- first he denied the white house being involved. now we find out -- >> they said that. here's the thing, if you did not think benghazi was relevant enough to cover in the first place, you don't understand the timeline, you can't understand what you are saying that can't possibly be true because x and y are two different things in this case, they are both x. >> in terms of the journalist part, journalists love reading. >> juan, you are not going to sell papers by repeating talking points that somebody else wrote for you. you are going to sell papers by answering the question that weren't answer. that's why this is news now. because the administ

said in his interview last week totally contradicted what jay carney told reporters over and over again that there was only that one single change non-substantive, very specific about it and it totally contradicted at least it appears to me what mike morell told congress both in writing and in his oral testimony last month. >> why does it matter? i mean, there are going to be some, you know, sometimes our memories are a little bit fuzzy over time. it doesn't even have to be more than an hour we can get confused about what we did even an hour ago. why is an inconsistency of any significance or moment? >> there have been some inconsistencies we don't know why these exist because we don't have the answers. these are simply reasons to keep digging. for example, mike morell was called to testify last month because of contradictions in what he had previously told congress and adoption that came out subsequently. originally when he was asked to change the talking points, because that was the big question in the early weeks, he remained silent according to senator graham and others that he briefed about it, and, in fact, eventually blam

first, the veterans affairs secretary resigns, then press secretary jay carney is gone as well. ahead, what the changes mean for the white house and for america's veterans. we'll have live fox team coverage straight ahead. >> first from the deck this afternoon, the dramatic shakeup started this morning with the president naming a new man in charge of caring for the nation's military veterans, and a new audit makes it clear he is taking on a very tough task. the former veterans affairs secretary eric shinseki resigned after giving the president his own findings. the report shows the problems were not isolated to few hospitals. instead, sick veterans coast to coast had to go without medical care they need when they needed it. many waited months to see a doctor and whistleblowers say dozens of veterans died before they could get help. many workers lied about the wait time to rake in bonuses. they covered up wait times in 64% of the primary va clinics, nationally 13% of the succeed ours say higher-ups told them to cover up the wait times. president obama said he accepted secretary shinseki's resignation wi

later the announcement of another resignation, his long time press secretary jay carney will be moving on. first to the changesearlier. >> a few minutes ago, secretary shinseki offered me his own resignation with considerable regret, i accepted. i am grateful for his service as are many veterans across the country. he ds

change. and as jay will attest, it's a legacy you carry on enthusiastically every single day. correspondents' association, i actually recorded an additional brief video thanking all of you for your hard work. can we run the video? >> congratulations. >> what's going on? i was told this was work. does anybody know how to fix this? oh, thank you. you got it? >> i got this. i see it all the time. there. that should work. >> congratulation to the white house correspondents' association, here's to 100 more terrific years. >> thank you very much, everybody. god bless you. [ applause ] and god bless america and thank you kathleen sebelius. [ applause ] >> president obama there going about 20 minutes, leaving virtually no political stone unturned there in the washington hilton ballroom ending with kathleen sebelius, the of course immediate past head of the health and human services administration. wow. that was pretty doggone funny. what did you think? >> yeah, my favorite joke out of all of that was the orange is the new black joke. that was really on point. >> let's listen in to joe

jay probably wanted to leave for a long time. >> the press secretary job is one that i think is extremely special. it changed my life. or to work for a president and have president obama express that kind of confidence in jay carney, i can't imagine how fulfilled and joyous jay carney felt at that. no matter how beleaguered he's been, they have a very special relationship. that's something nobody can takeawtak take away from them. marlin fitswater who was press secretary under reagan and stayed for the first bush term for 41 stayed in that job for eight years. there was no internet then. fox news was not even a glimmer. we had nothing like that at the time. the job changes dramatically with how much preparing you have to do and how on call you are constantly. the job he did in the late 90s compared to the one i did in the latter part of 2007 and 2008 were completely different jobs. when i was there to when jay carney was there, the technology leaps were so dramatic that i don't think anybody could have done the job for much longer than jay carney did it. >> he looked exhausted yesterday asking him about the president'

commitment to the interaction between those who governor and those who ask questions doesn't change. as jaygle day. and because this is the 100th anniversary of the correspondents' association i recorded an additional brief video thanking all of you for your hard work. can we run the video? >> congratulations. >> what's going on? i was told this would work. does anyone know how to fix this? >> oh, thank you. you got it? >> i got this. i see it all the time. >> there. that should work. >> congratulations to the white house correspondents' association. >> thank you very much, everybody. god bless you. and god bless america and thank you kathleen sebelius. >> now that was funny. >> yes. >> that was good stuff. >> he killed. ben stein, are you there? >> i'm sorry, with the greatest possible respect the only funny part was when he said assume that was funny when the power point didn't work. i didn't think any of the rest was funny. >> we have to agree to disagree on that. >> that is funny. orange is the new black if you start your speak with the negro. here's joel mchale. >> everybody, here we g

completely different jobs, not the fundamentals and principles of the job but tactics changed and from when i was there to jayagain, technology leaps were dramatic that i don't think anybody could have done the job for much longer than jay carney did it. >> he looked exhausted yesterday in the clip of ed henry and jonathan karl asking him about the president's confidence inner rick shinseki. he looked like he had had enough. dana, do you think he did a good job, or do you think, and i ask you this because you work for a boss who had a clear vision who gave what i could tell very specific goals and so it was easier for you to do your job even though i think you had a tougher press core. do you think it was tough for jay carney to do his job even though the press core was easier but because he was dealing with an administration that didn't give him a lot of good answers? >> if that is true and could be. we probably won't hear about that for awhile until jay carney decides whatever he is going to reveal at that time. from my personal experience. i worked for president bush who was guided by a very set principles

jay chapman, himself, came out to say, publicly, that he had changed his mind about his own chapman'stocol. 30 years after he first invented in oklahoma in 1977, the modern way that governments in the united states of america kill people, he said, actually, in hindsight, we should be doing it differently. he said the three-drug concoction that he had created that had become standard practice across the country, he said, actually, looking back now, i can tell that's not the right way to do it. to be clear, dr. chapman didn't change his mind about the death penalty or even about lethal injection as a means of administering the death penalty. he just thought the specific way we lethally inject people should have been different all those years. maybe a different combination. maybe different dosages. he said, hindsight is all 20/20. so here's the man who invented the initial combination of drugs that were used for lethal injection. here he is saying that he wishes he could go back and change the proposed combination, to the specific drugs. but for a number of reasons in the last new years,

changing the subject. after all of the talk about that infamous elevator brawl, beyonce and jay z are out with a star-studded new video this morning. ♪ i don't care if we're on the run ♪ >> but not so fast. "snl" weighing in overnight. >> we're asking all of the media to leave us alone. >>> hey, good morning, everybody. this is not a sunday of rest for firefighters in southern california. check out these images from the front lines. this is why these fires have been called hell on earth. this picture out of escondido. >> and take a look at this video. a family returning to their devastated home. and here's why officials are stressing that people stay away from the fires. take a look at this incredible clip. a photojournalist got a load of fire retardant up on him to fight the flames to stop the flames dropped on him from a dc-10 supertanker. >> bazi kanani reports this morning from san diego. bazi, good morning to you. >> reporter: good morning, dan. firefighters are making good progress. and officials expect all evacuation orders will be lifted by later today. many more families returning to find just how c

changes to the v.a. that we have to see. >> jay carney would not directly answer and i don't know if you heard the press briefing yesterday, but he was asked several times, senator, about the president's support, and he would not give a direct statement of support by the president for eric shinseki, and what do you make of that? >> well, i'm not going to specula speculate. all i know is that you have in a very real sense an american hero. if you ask me, chris, what the problem is. he is not, you know, he is not the great guy in the media. he is a very quiet guy, thoughtful guy, and if you stick a camera in front of him, he does not do particular ly well, but this is a man who throughout his entire life has shown great courage on the battlefield as the head of the army. i would like to see him have the opportunity to make the very significant changes that we need in the administration of the v.a. and be able to complete his job in dignity. >> and understanding that you would like to see this, you have been on capitol hill for nearly a quarter of a century, a when you see the pressure that is coming from

recent interview homeland security secretary jay johnson suggested that changes are coming to the deportationhe program has become very controversial. and i told a group of sheriffs and chiefs that i met with a couple days ago that we needed a fresh start. >> could that happen? >> i believe it will and it should. >> some the expected changes include a deemphasis on enforcement against illegals with only minor offenses. >>> how did two planes packed with people nearly clyde over hawaii in the faa is investigating this morning the april 25th incident involving the united airlines flight and while traveling at 33,000 feet the united flight collision system went off and quick-thinking pilot dropped the plane 600 feet in 60 seconds narrowly avoiding a head on collision. just 800 feet separated the two planes. and banned from the prom over senior skip day? parents and students at a lawrence, massachusetts high school outraged after seniors who skipped are told they can't go to their own prom. the school's dean allowing younger classes to attend using the thousands of dollars seniors raised for the

white house in the aftermath of the benghazi attacks or jay carneyis press briefings, that the white house has no substantive role in making changes to the talking points when we have 100 pages of e-mails that show that they did. the white house played a big role in shaping the response to that. >> david, what should the consequences be and what impact on hillary before we go? >> i think that they should form a select committee, congressional committee, because they're not going to get a special prosecutor. i'm not sure i would be in favor of that anyway. steve said we already knew this was a fabrication. of course we knew, but the white house has never admitted and now they have to admit it, even though they're still not admitting. it i don't deny that her statement in that limited context was, somebody died. quit worrying about why, but she knew when she made that when she was trying to distract and deflect it wasn't a video. she was part of that coverup. she does not deserve to be defended on the broader point and i know you're not. >> we've been lied to about the irs rogue agents, lied about health care when they knew better,

change. a surprise announcement after three years of giving carefully worded answers, jay carney is leaving. the president interrupted today's briefing to deliver the news himself. >> jay has become one of my closest friends and is a great press secretary a great adviser, he's got good judgment. he has good temperament. he's got a good heart. i'm going to miss him a lot. >> it's not clear what's next for carney but the president indicated he wanted to spend time with his beautiful family and also this is just speculation maybe he wanted to grow that beard back without jabs from the likes of me in the press. who will inherit the ultimate burpout job? josh earnest will take over. >>> mentally incapacitated, two reported neurologists both with the same assessment of donald sterling. how is his lawyer responding? plus, another tech giant trying to get into the music game but all those songs on the tops of the charts? you won't have access to those. so why is amazon making this move? if you have moderate to severe rheumatoid arthritis, like me, and you're talking to your rheumatologist about a bi

jays, cancel remember this if you remember nothing else. you can be the crazy kid and some ladies arrived going on and on about how you will change the world then you can go out and actually do it. so thank you, congratulations johns hopkins class of 2014. keep on thinking. >> the mayor of dallas mike rawlings was a commencement eager at southern methodist university. he told the graduates what he's learned as mayor. the former ceo offered life and love advice. this is about the team minutes. -- this is about 15 minutes. [applause] >> thank you, president turner. it is an honor for me to be here today. you look good, by the way. it is an honor because this is truly a joyous day. it's a day to celebrate. it is an honor because this is truly a joyous day. it's a day to celebrate. we must live in this moment, and we must be self-satisfied if even for a moment.

short lived, because it came out in benghazi coverage jay carney was blatantly misleading when he said the white house and administration only changed one word in initial talking points we changed diplomatic facility to consulate because it was more accurate. then, it changed then talking points were released in full. it showed their hands were all over the talking points already there is a misrepresentation the press did react angrily and silence, and interest was lost. >> megyn you're being restrained and keep calling it misrepresentation i would say it's a lot of lying is what is going on. and they weren't -- it wasn't that people didn't know the answer and they're guessing at it. they, they knew what they were saying wasn't true the reason we know this now, without that e mail frankly we know that they didn't know this is because how many people have testified now whether it's from cia or whether it's the general rule is that as this attack is happening who said nobody thought the video had anything to do with it. it was not coming. this is not what they're getting from the intelligence community. remember, bret baier interviewe