joan: i agree. matt: when we analyze historic accuracy, we need to keep in mind that they frequently misconstrue that which they are seeing. i think most of these rank and file northerners in favor of the union don't see the seceding states as acting in this way. they see them as being led astray by a fairly small number of crazy slave-ocracy types. therefore, the enemy is not a bunch of southern states, but rather a much smaller body of anti-democratic types. gary: if it begins as a war for the union, does it turn into something else? does the conception of union turn into something else? two parts. a could take us off in any direction. matt: the obvious answer, with the emancipation proclamation, some aspect of the global aims changed. the army of emancipation. i think that trumps the prior and ongoing commitment to union. that is the add-on. it is less significant to the rank and file northerners. joan: the unintended consequences of great wars that you alluded to in the earlier panel addresses t

joan: i'm going to throw it to you. then that is the idea that somehow exists today, and was present in the discussion of the lost causes is that is the most powerful cause, and it sprang full-blown in 1865, it's simply not true. all you have to do is go to national battlefield parks, see monuments to the citizen soldier of the army, the generals, the fact that the union cause preserving the republic, bringing emancipation, destroying the oligarchy that threatened the sanctity of the american union was gone forever was something that was of concern to millions of northerners come a they put just as much effort into writing textbooks and building monuments and holding memorial day celebrations, commemorations as did the south. john has a brilliant phrase for it, the cause victorious. matt: talk about the handling of the union dead after the war. john: if you were to go to the list of things that happen right away, one of the things is concern about the northern dead. gary: where were they buried how with a buried through

guadalupe: el hijo de joan sebastian confirmÓ que todavÍa estÁ internado.l inicia su despedida de la pantalla el prÓximo 19 de septiembre, sÁbado gigante va a cerrar con broche de oro como uno de los programas lÍderes en entretenimiento televisivo de la mano de dos mario kreutzberger. enrique: seguirÁ conduciendo programas especiales desde su casa univisiÓn. periodista: sÁbado gigante el programa mÁs popular de la televisiÓn hispana, estÁ prÓximo a cerrar su siclo. _ciclo hoy se anunciÓ que el programa creado por don francisco termina el prÓximo septiembre coincidiendo con el final de la temporada de televisiÓn 2014_2015. >> prÁcticamente 53 aÑos en la televisiÓn latinoamericana, 30 aÑos prÁcticamente en univisiÓn. periodista: el programa mÁs longevo en su tipo habÍa nacido 1962 en canal 13 de la universidad catÓlica de chile donde se llamaba sÁbados gigantes. de ahÍ a largo camino hacia miami en 1986 donde el singular comenzÓ llamarse sÁbado gigante. >> sin duda y cÓnico, legendario, como lo es la figura de mario. mario yo creo que no existe en la televisi

joan: it's the norm. matt: i was in the best movie about the civil war is "little women. " it's an articulation of people living in the midst of wartime and sacrificing, and missing their loved ones and all that but keeping on keeping on. and incorporating the war effort into their daily lives. but living a life that is largely untouched by war. they are not scarlett o'hara. but the best articulation of the north. gary: some of the mn l going to the army, they go to harvard. -- some of the young men don't go to the army, they go to harvard. the civil war was not a war the college men avoided. the memorial hall at harvard in front of the rotunda of a show that. uva incredibly shut down in 1861, there was hardly anyone left here. no more thoughts about popular culture, current popular culture? let's go to the sesquicentennial , i left an entire minute for us to talk about that here. [laughter] joan: this is great. john: i think we in the nerve center of it. i think virginia and here. matt: i'm from florida,

joan blades: i'm thinking systemically. when you are talking about the different communities when conversations are specifically designed because we live in a self-segregated communities. when i asked my progressive friends to have conversations with someone with a different view, they say, i don't think i know any conservatives. [laughter] i live in berkeley. [laughter] jackie salit: so does my daughter. [laughter] joan blades: that is a terrible thing to say that we have that much division. and we know that, when people with like minds talk together about an issue, they get more radicalized on that view. that is part of what has been happening to us. we are living, increasingly, in a narrative stream. when i talk about an issue with my conservative friends, sometimes our fact, they are different. they are very different. that makes it difficult for us to have a good discussion and solution. the conversations are an invitation to start reconnecting , and that the core of this initiative is one small, simple tool. it is abo

but it did take four years. >> how did you get back on an even keel so that joan felt good about joan? >> well, i do have to say with the support system that i had and also me actually becoming a life coach. i use some of those principles for myself as well. >> you have a workshop coming up for those people who really would like to emulate you getting through this. >> yes. i love this workshop. it's a workshop actually to help you identify certain areas in your life that you most want to improve in. and also with this workshop it's going to be on april 29. you actually are able to put your vision out on a poster board so you can see it manual fest. -- see it manifest. >> you can see looking at her face, she has a big smile on her face. joan was able to get through this and she's ready to help you do it as well. >> yes. >> thank you very much for being here with us. good luck. >> you're welcome. thank you. >>> let's go to howard. >> andrea and joan, we're looking at showers coming our way the next couple of hours. it's nice out here in d.c. but things will change quickly. this stuff wi

el hijo de joan sebastiÁn defino a su padre como un hombre fuerte y enamorado de la vida lo que le ayudaa su bebÉ se ha convertido en una herramienta de entretenimiento, pero los efectos secundarios podrÍan ser graves. sofia: para mÍ es importante estar con el interactuar con Él por quÉ la televisiÓn no es su nana. si vas a estar con el viendo las caricaturas, plÁticale. brenda: el tiempo que un niÑo estÁ viendo la televisiÓn es tiempo que le resta a otras actividades. c __doctor: no se recomienda a ninguna edad mÁs de una o dos horas al dÍa. brenda: ver la televisiÓn largas horas tambiÉn contribuye a otros problemas de salud. doctor: mientras mÁs televisiÓn de el niÑo menos activo es, mÁs obeso es. brenda: los padres deben supervisar los programas que ven los niÑos. tome en cuenta que las tabletas pueden ser una distracciÓn negativa y peligrosa. doctor: estos aparatos funcionan por wi_fi, nadie sabe cuÁl la consecuencia de exponer a un niÑo a ondas de wi_fi. brenda: a sofia le ha funcionado estimularlo con juguetes y mÚsica, algo que por lo visto disfruta agustÍn. ramon: lo invitamos a

blanca ---el hermano del famoso cantante mexicano joan sebastian podria estar en lios con la justiciaon, el gobernador del estado de morelos, en mexico confirma que existe una investigacin en contra del hermano del cantante joan sebastin por supuestos vnculos con el narcotrfico. ---jazive perez nos tiene los detalles... take pkg ;01 ;21 1;31 1;53 la sombra del narcotrafico ha perseguido durante anos a joan sebastian y a su familia.. pero no habia sido hasta hoy, que una autoridad confirma que su hermano federico, esta siendo investigado por supuestos vinculos con un cartel del narcotrafico que opera en morelos y guerrero. super=graco ramirez/ gobernador morelos inq=..él tiene incluso un proceso , una orden de presentación, está bajo investigación por la fiscalía general de morelos y también sabemos que hay antecedentes en la pgr. el gobernador de morelos revelo que , federico figueroa, manager , publirelacionista y hermano del autor de " tatuajes" , " secreto de el amor" y "te voy a cambiar el nombre ", trabajaria para la organizacin " guerreros unidos" la cual ha sido seÑalada como r

melissa saying joan was very strict.ys, joan, the grandmother, was much softer. >> according to melissa, joan and cooper were partners in crime. they were extremely close. >> reporter: but melissa says there's been some comic relief while going through joan's lavish new york apartment. seen on the reality show, "joan & melissa, joan knows best." >> it's an amazing place. >> reporter: melissa saying she has to shake out books and open aerosol cans to find joan's hidden stashes of cash. i was told she used milk duds boxes as her travel wallets. and we've been throwing things out. melissa says funny moments like these make her miss her mom the most, she admits now that she's gone, i have to find my own voice. i'm a different person in a different place. for "good morning america," mara schiavocampo, abc news, new york. >> mm. >> thanks to mara for that. >>> next up on our "heat index" it's called lunch shaming. a mom called out by her daughter's school for the oreos she packed in her daughter's lunch. stirring up a lot of t

we're back with our panel, susan, joan and victoria.huckabee might be flirting with another presidential run. he was just asked about it on fox. >> i don't think anybody should enter into a decision that is this monumental not just for me but for my entire family without a lot of prayer a lot of thoughtful consideration, a lot of consultation with friends and family members, and -- and so all of that is a very important factor in leading up to the decision that i will make and make clear on may the 5th. >> this announcement will be made in his hometown of hope arkansas. it's also the hometown of former president bill clinton. susan, he's big with evangelical voters. what impact could huckabee have? >> well it will be interesting to see because i remember the mike huckabee who ran in 2008 and, of course, he did win the iowa caucuses that year and at the time i was struck by the fact that iowa democrats and republicans nominated someone who is at least talking about hope and reconciliation as both obama and huckabee at the time were doing

[applause] joan blades: i agree with you about everything you've said. the basic story of a huge number of people that have baseball out of the middle class when they have babies -- i'm saying that we have people entering it in a way that is growing. our growing population of not middle-class in poverty is a huge problem. we want to have everybody become middle class. we have a huge bias against mothers in the workplace. and against single mothers in particular. joan blades: i love you. i just do not want to blame our social crisis on babies. joan blades: if you have a bias against mothers, you have a bias against babies. $.75 to the equally qualified men's dollar. we are making things hard on women have babies, and that goes up to 18. that is one of the things we have to credit. we don't hate mothers. at least, most of us don't. i mean, we've got how many mothers here? how many people have mothers? [laughter] that's kinda it. [laughter] paul johnson: the mom issue. i'm clearly pro-choice on the mom issue. here is what i would tell you on the poverty iss

a lot more from the big night including green day and joan jett, before we all start singing "i love stop right there. >> let me tell you what i'm upset about. i love the clean lines and the bright colors of lilly pulitzer -- >> the colors are gorgeous. >> there you go, that's the type of look. target was supposed to be debuting some bargain versions of this. so many people went online for these bargains, it crashed the website. we'll tell you about that coming up. >>> but first here the former marine now looking at a murder charge four years in the making. >> prosecutors have charged brian brimager will killing yvonne baldelli back in 2011 then covering up his trial. this morning, the young woman's parents are speaking out. abc's aditi roy has more. >> reporter: yvonne baldelli has waited years for this indictment. she was allegedly murdered in 2011. this morning, authorities are saying her boyfriend killed her. this morning, the emotional reaction from the parents of a woman brutally killed after the indictment of a retired marine charged with taking her life. >> he's a monster. >>

gerri: yes. >> joan has said at least in print that she was serving her religious rights.t if people wanted to have a sex in public because they were serving their religious rights? we cannot have people do whatever they want to do contrary to the -- gerri: so she's doing it religious protection, how do you respond. >> that's right. we're living in a day and age where that argument on a lot of different fronts it more likely to be successful than ever before. wells if it's something that's going to succeed but what eaves is a lot of arguments being asserted, and that's the counter argument. richard says it's a slippery slope but are we going to make that leap? >> here's the issue. whether or not the statute was made to prevent religious rights and purchasing their religious rates, it should be validated. but if it's reasonable, for example, it preventing people from serving unsafe people or promotes the general welfare the statute shup enforced and religious arguments should be defeated. however, i do agree that in this case the prosecutor should not prosecute because this

el cantante joan sebastiÁn cancelÓ sus presentaciones luego de ser penalizado.bastiÁn de 63 aÑos cancelÓ varias presentaciones que tenÍa pautadas tanto en mÉxico como estados unidos, se mantendrÁ alejado de los escenarios por tiempo indefinido. >> acciÓn deportiva presentado por sus concesionarios globales nissan. >> porque ademÁs es el grito de guerra de las reglas del amÉrica, hicieron casi lo que parecÍa misiÓn imposible y mucho mÉrito para el jugador nÚmero 12. la aficiÓn se hizo sentir en el monumental estadio azteca. que comience la fiesta, benetto fallaba pero estaba el cientÍfico del gol para realizar el minuto tres. minuto 18 quintales para eso lo contrataron, minuto 24, tiro de esquina, el golpe de cabeza de uribe peralta, ahÍ estaba en el remate, transformaba al coloso de santa Úrsula en una sucursal del manicomio. el Último clavo en el ataÚd propuso alejandro dÍaz y colorÍn colorado este pollo ha ganado, amÉrica estÁ en la final de concacaf champions. >> sentimiento de satisfacciÓn saber que el equipo luchÓ, que nosotros eternamente sabÍamos que no e

joan blades: i'm thinking systemically.n you are talking about the different communities, when conversations are specifically designed because we live in a self-segregated communities. when i asked my progressive friends to have conversations with someone with a different view, they say, i don't think i know any conservatives. [laughter] i live in berkeley. [laughter] jackie salit: so does my daughter. [laughter] joan blades: that is a terrible thing to say, that we have that much division. and we know that, when people with like minds talk together about an issue, they get more radicalized on that view. that is part of what has been happening to us. when i talk about an issue with some of my conservative friends, sometimes our backs are different. and that makes it very hard for us to have a good discussion and solution. living room conversations are this conversation to start connecting and at the core of this initiative, this one, small simple tool is about making that human connection because most people think it is our

joining me now is joan walsh. heather mcgee.ing more suspect here, pbs or ben affleck? >> i think pbs. i mean i think you can make any request you want. i look bad whatever. but pbs is the one who ultimately allowed it to happen. but i think the fact that ben affleck couldn't look at his own history and say i'm a part of it i'd like to explore it, i want to learn more, makes me feel sad for him and angry. our family has a very sordid past some relatives on my father's side, where my dad's first cousin was one of the architects of the cheney murders and my sister wrote a book about it. so it was an exploration of our own family to see what that was. and people were actually i think happy that we wanted to talk about it and recognize our privilege and history and what that is, so it grosses me out. >> i talked to the great brian stevenson about this. he said well it surprises me that anybody in america doesn't think their ancestors had slaves. this is part of american history and it's a way of talking about it, ben affleck. >> it

but melissa says joan the grandmother, was much softer. >> according to melissa, joan and cooper weresome comic relief while going through joan's apartment. seen on the reality show jeend melissa, joan knows best. >> it's an amazing place. >> reporter: me sisz is alyss say saying she has to shake out books and open cans to find her hidden stashes of cash. melissa says funny moments like these make her miss her mom the most, she admits now that she's gone i have to find my own voice. i'm a different person in a different place. for "good morning america," mara schiavocampo, abc news new york. >> mm. >> thanks to mara for that. >>> next up on the "meat index" it's called lunch shaming. a mom called out by mer daughter's school for the other yos she packed in her daughter's lunch. reena ninan has the details. >> reporter: they're a favorite treat for moms and kids alike. now leeza is saying she was lunch-shamed when she sent the popular cookie in her daughter's school lunch bag. >> i'm angry that my child was refused to eat her lunch, a whel lunch onner a portion. >> reporter: she was st

thank you. >> thank you. >> joan, then linda and i have david de la torre, jeff armstrong and michael karlin go ahead. >> i'm joan and i'm a retired gardener from the recreation and park department and also a co-founder of the assistant gardener apprentice program. that program is partnered with the department of public works and recreation and park department, along with local 261, it's a program that has helped to lay a foundation form foryoung men and women on a career path, but we need to do more and the pre-apprenticeship program that we have the resolution before you is important to continue to bridge that socioeconomic gap that seems to be widening over the years. the foundiation has been laid, but we need to keep it going. i urge the commissioners to adopt the resolution to reaffirm the support of the job-training academy gleneagles training and please name it mario de la torre. when i came into the rec and park in the 1970s, we were the first women to take the test. it was through a mentoring program and tom harrison was one of them at harden golf course and able to explain t

con su puÑo y letra asegurÓ joan sebastiÁn, que estÁ mÁs vivo que nunca.su hijo josÉ manuel figueroa. josÉ: el viernes tuvo una calentura fuerte. no es ninguna sorpresa. la verdad iba en declive, poco a poco. entonces, el sÁbado ya fue colmo. tenÍa que trabajar y se tomÓ la decisiÓn emo/los. tuvimos que subirlo al helicÓptero sombrerazos. _ decisiÓn de moverlo. jose: gracias a dios ya estÁ bien y regaÑando. estÁ muy contento, estaba leyendo todos los mensajes. recibÍ llamadas de grandes amigos. pamela: tambiÉn dijo que joan sebastiÁn estÁ listo y ansioso para regresar a su rancho. pero deberÁ permanecer otros dÍas en el hospital. babrie: le durÓ poco el amor a carmen campuzano. revelÓ que terminÓ su noviazgo con el cantante josÉ mesa, el toro de sinaloa. al que nos presenta en exclusiva hace unos dÍas en una entrevista. agregÓ que la ruptura se dio por diferencias entre ellos, pero que seguir adelante con su plan de grabar un tema con Él. pamela: en armenia estÁ kim kardashian tras sus raÍces, pero no llegÓ sola. la componÍan su esposo, su hija y su herman

en la vida de la ley estÁ el hermano del cantante joan sebastian quien podrÍa enfrentar una seria acusaciÓnora mismo en primer impacto. barbara: comenzamos con unas imÁgenes de impacto unos estudiantes ataron cabos en mesas de metro en pennsylvania. comentamos que varios jÓvenes ahÍ estÁn las imÁgenes sin medir fuerza salieron los golpes y las patadas. uno de los participantes se cayÓ a los rieles a lo que podrÍa haber tenido consecuencias fatales. con furia salvaje una madre y sus hijos adolescentes arremetieron contra el dueÑo de una lavanderÍa entre esas porque Éste le reclamÓ a la mujer al ver que utilizaban varias mÁquinas sin pagar ni un centavo. el hombre ahÍ pueden vercon una escoba pero los agresores lo llevaron al fondo del local y cuando trato de llamar el servicio de emergencia le lanzaron objetos y tratÓ de publicar las imÁgenes para tratar de que esos violentos incidentes no se repitan. mientras paseaba por una autopista otros sujetos que iban a bordo de una motocicleta conduciendo en sentido contrario el trÁfico lo sacÓ de la vida e hizo que se estrellarÁ contra una colina. a

joan blades: lots of changes. yes. jackie salit: thank you.o everything that was presented here. going to one of the points that dr. fulani made earlier about not voting in the judgment call so many people are making. the reason i like a lot of these proposals including the focus on primary reform is that right now, the voters are related to the things that happens last in the political process. we have to change the definition and the meaning of what choice is. rather than being a passive consumer at the end of the assembly line to being an active creator of the choices that are getting made. that is one of the reasons why i think primaries are important. >> i am an independent leader. i live in harlem. i did grow up poor in this country. i want to say thank you for convening this conference. it's important we continue to do this work. i like the question about what myths because one of the ones i would like to bust up is that america is the greatest country in the world. america needs to deal with its history, its origins, we need to reorgan

former nhtsa administrator joan claybrook says it is. president emeritus of.elcome back to the show. the design has been criticized for years. is it safe? >> no, it is not safe. this vehicle should have the fuel tank relocated or replaced. unfortunately the way it was designed by chrysler it is way to the rear of the vehicle, behind the axle and it is low. so in rear end crashes likely to split or, have some defect come through and the fuel leaks out and then it catches fire. and a fire hazard is the worst. you can possibly have in an auto crash. gerri: i want to show you, show the audience why we're talking about this tonight. a little boy 4-year-old from georgia, recommend my walden was killed in one of these vehicles when it was rear-ended the way you just described. that's why we're talking about this story tonight. joan chrysler says the vehicle, you're seeing vehicle right there after the accident. chrysler says the vehicle is safe and that the design met or exceeded regulations when it was built. nhtsa even gave it their okay. why? >> well nhtsa didn't

stephanie: el gobernador de morelos confirmÓ que federico figueroa, hermano de joan sebastian, estÁ siendoon carteles del narcotrÁfico. y desde que saliÓ del hospital don vicente fernÁndez ha utilizado las redes sociales para compartir imÁgenes de su recuperaciÓn. esta vez compartiÓ esta imagen en twitter. en el mensaje, chente volviÓ a agradecer las oraciones por su salud. y es muy pocas las veces en que la actriz salman hayek comparte sus momentos de su vida, pero esta vez sorprendiÓ cuando compartiÓ sus gustos gastronÓmicos, la actriz aparece comiendo chapulÍn, para luego indicar que se comen en oaxaca. la agrupaciÓn bautizada como la reina de las bandas recibiÓ un reconocimiento por parte de la ciudad de los angeles. >> a travÉs del concejal josÉ huiza nos estÁn entregando un reconocimiento de trayectoria, muy contentos, yo creo que cada uno de los integrantes de la banda, aquÍ fue donde empezamos los eventos. ilia: gracias por compartir parte de su noche con univisiÓn 65, el noticiero nacional comienza ahora. ♪♪ >> es jueves 23 de abril. sigue siendo un misterio el paradero de la niÑa

joan rivers was filling.ost exciting time to be around johnny carson and i had that privilege. >> let's turn this dump over, all right? >> his businesses outside of of "the tonight show" you were involved with that? >> i think he saw in me, bill someone very curious very anxious and very committed and loyal which i am i'm a loyal person. >> you also worked with joan rivers advising her? >> i loved joan rivers. >> yeah? >> there was only one joan rivers. >> how do you go from advising the stars to becoming a fox news correspondent? how does that happen. >> an agent i had worked with as an attorney called can you fill in for somebody on maternity leave on nbc? can you read a teleprompter? i was like piece of cake. i had no idea how to read a teleprompter. i mean bad bill, deer in the headlines. two days in i realized i could help people more than i ever had as an attorney. i loved it. >> i remember in 9/11 you were actually inside the twin towers covering a local story. >> um. >>um when it hit. >> as i reached

that was it have late joan rivers' attitude.pparently hid travel cash in milk dud boxes. >> who would steal that? >> now her daughter is being extra caution about going through her mom's stuff for good reason obviously, and jimmy fallon predicts the winner of the kentucky derby with puppies. >> and they're off, right there. [ bell ringing ] . >> it's a run away race. number four. american foul will be crowned. how ingenious is that. >> and american pharaoh is one of the fairvorites. >> puppies may be right. "way too early" starts now. ♪ ♪ >>> you can see that things have been mounting. if they would just stop releasing dates and tell us there's going to be answers, simply how did mr. gray die, it would give us a sigh of relief. >> good morning. it's thursday april 30th. welcome to "way too early." we begin this morning, however, in baltimore where a new report is adding to the uncertainty about what led to freddie gray's death. today's washington post story not confirmed by nbc news. a prisoner in the police van says he heard gr

everyone from joan jett to ringo starr and green day.tely a late night for all including our john yang. he's in cleveland this morning, john, good m. >> good morning, sheinelle. a late night but oh, what a night and what a group of inductees, joan jett her black leather outfit. green day the drum kit they set on fire at a concert in washington, stevie ray von's butterscotch guitar. and of course the main attraction the closing act, ringo starr. last night cleveland really did rock. ♪ 45 years to the month after four fab friends went their separate ways the last two surviving beatles were back in tune. ♪ >> it just is something so special. >> reporter: paul mccartney inducting ringo starr into the rock 'n' roll hall of fame. >> it's been an incredible journey for me you know with these three guys. >> reporter: for today, the drummer was a man of few words. >> talk to the "today" show? >> would i? i would. thank you very much i'm john yang. >> have a great day. have a great day. >> reporter: or a green day. >> like my record collection is

and salon.com's joan walsh. thank you, both for being here tonight. >> thanks, reverend al. >> thank you. >> ambassador let me go to you first. you heard the president's response to the israeli prime minister. what's your take? >> i think it's a tough spot for the president to be in but he's right on the merits of the issue. one thing at a time. we've been -- we vice presidenthaven't talked to iran strategically and continuously for 35 years. we're in negotiations. we have a sure thing. it's not a sure thing, but an opportunity for a final deal by june 30th. we have to focus on preventing iran from becoming a nuclear weapons state then take it from there. obviously the united states should want iran to recognize a state of israel as a jewish state. at some point in the future. but to make that to make that a part of the negotiations and a condition for the negotiations i think, will mean the negotiations will fail. and just one more point to give you some hsistorical perspective when president nixon opened up re

. >> and this process does kill fish but joan said -- jones said not as many as you may think but they are offsetting it with restoring wet lands down the coast an while this may be the first plant it is not the last. a dozen plants are being considered up and down the state. jane wells, carlsbad california. >>> back to google. they are working on google fiber which provides super fast internet to locations. and one is kansas city kansas and many start yuchs have -- start-ups have flocked to the area because of it. >>> the internet connection may be blazing fast but the rollout an entirely different story. >> as google fiber gears up to expand the footprint around the country, businesses have flocked to kansas city kansas and kansas city missouri to capitalize. the google high speed fiber has braunt entrepreneurs to the region from as far as europe. this business relocated to the area from france in 2012. three years later, he's still waiting for fiber to deliver. >> the business application hasn't come as quickly as we had hoped. but certainly we're in the implementation process and w

where is joan's phone.by the food because i'm hungry. >> yes. >> what do you do here. >> i'm at board. i'm chairperson for this event, dance with the bride, my second year in the row. >> we are celebrating 46 years at this location at third and vine. i looked at a picture from years and years ago, black and white photo, would you how it has change over the years. >> look at this beautiful mosaic we call this the skin of the bride. >> yes. >> she's just glowing. >> what is the baited bride. >> the painted bride is a presenting arts organization and beautiful 250 seat theater art gallery and beautiful cafe and they promote diverse artist and voices for 46 years. >> for 46 years. >> can you play lowly. by the way i have seen this group before philly what do you call your self. >> philly loco. >> what does that mean. >> get together and the community and just having fun. >> it doesn't mean you are loco. >> but we do have fun. >> play a little bit low. >> okay good we will talk about food. what is going on over

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joan: i think. yeah. and not have a situation where a woman isn't invited on an important networking event like that ski trip or the dinner. there were a lot of factual disputes here. also, kleiner perkins got lucky in that in some ways ellen pao was not as sympathetic a plaintiff. but if she had been a different kind of plaintiff, if this had been a different kind of a job for example, a job where there were more clear-cut requirements, this could have gone very differently. and remember that the court ruled that kleiner perkins was potentially on the hook for over $140 million of punitive damages. now, they dodged the bullet. but going forward, i think practice is going to be very very different both in venture capital and in tech more generally. cory: so we've all read a lot about the case. we know the case a little bit. the people who knew it maybe the best, the jurors, were kind enough to speak to us right after the verdict was announced. check this out. juror: when you see comparable or similar feed

joan lecher put out a call for their capture. so that's what they had to face in this fearful experiment. francis was a lawyer from fairmont as the city that he lived in. pierpondt would have never thought of himself as a politician. he would never have thought it being the civil war. he would become the governor of a new government for virginia chlts he was a person placed in a set of circumstances to which he reacted. now, the reason that he was unanimouslily voted by the body here to be the governor of this restored government was because he was the principle architect of this restored government. it was his idea. he was the one sitting at home reading the constitution when he came across the article that gave him the idea that they could use to form this new state. and it says, simply this. to paraphrase the constitution, if you're going to make a new state from the parent state, the legislature of the parent state has to give its permission. so what did western virginians do? we formed ourd own legislature which then gave it

that was the late joan river's attitude.ing travel cash in milk dud boxes. >> no one is going to steal your milk duds. >> now melissa has to go carefully through all of her things so she doesn't throw that cash out. netflix and ellen are cooking up an animated adaptation of green eggs and ham. the 13 episode series will follow episodes from the children's book. >> furious 7 continues it's world domination. it's now the most successful film in china ever beating out transformers to take the top spot. >> and there's a new edition coming up soon zoolander 2 and justin bieber. he's going make an appearance. >> we have to go. >> absolutely. and david letterman told the new york times he was bothered he wasn't consulted about choosing the new host for the late show. he went on to say either john stewart or steven colbert would have been his picks. >> and jimmy fallon predicts the winner of the kentucky derby with puppies. >> and they're off. oh it's number. number four. american will be crowned the kentucky derby champion. >> how