here to discuss immigration reform and other hot political topics is joe garofoli and joe williams, thanks so both of you for being here. joe garofoli, let me start with you on immigration reform. mark zuckerberg gave a speech, which you attended, first political speech i think of mark's public persona and he was talking about immigration reform. tell us what you think the tech industry's real interest is in immigration reform. >> the tech industry, as many academic studies have recently shown, they like to expand the visa program because it gives them a alarmer pool of cheap labor that they can sort of keep for several years, and some have referred to as a form of indentured servitude. zuckerberg came at it from a very personal place. he said you know, that's not really where i come from here. his wife is a schoolteacher and he was introduced to actual dreamers, dream act kids. he spoke of a very personal connection that he has to this issue. it was kind of two different things, which was at screening for a new documentary. >> it seems like the republican party is divided in two wings on

joe williams, joe, it's great to have you here.on't make me go through the whole resume of politico. let's talk about the terror attacks. turns out the terrorists have cracked the crowd, their on to us and know we're listening in on the phone calls and emails and have a new way of communicating and that's apparently what happened in yemen, which caused all the panic. >> a senior u.s. official says it was from somewhere in pakistan that the direction of yemen's al-qaeda was ordered to carry out a big attack with strategic significance. it prompted the closure of embassies. the official target is believed to be the u.s. embassy in yemen and this is why the state department has ordered the evacuation of all non-emergency personnel from yemen, because of the threat. intelligence officials believe trucks have been packed with exclosives to carry out the attack in yemen, and a frantic search is underway. the u.s. has also intercepted communications, although the content is not known. >> in terrorist communications, the simpler, more prim

williams. but no chance there. >> joe: number 52 making the play. off the block and wind up making the play. >> chick: so they had first and goal. nice job by the buffalo defense as kai forbath now comes on. only 28 yards. no, 21 yards, sorry. my math -- i was not a math lead at maryland, so you know. forbath, steady as ever. 3-for-3 on the day for kai forbath. yesterday, we welcomed home with a luncheon. london fletcher getting the award, ken harvey. >> joe: looks even bigger in a suit. >> chick: robert starting to negotiate his contract. that's the general manager. he might have caught him at the right moment there. >> chick: they have to relax there. >> joe: isn't it wonderful, too with mr. snyder coming in, talking about the women of washington, 51,000 signed up to be a part of women of washington. they will have a party deck over there. >> chick: i think, at some point, no one will notice if we leave the booth. >> joe: they talk about fashion. i love fashion. >> chick: fashion is my friend. >> joe: my wife would argue only because, when i walk

joe to laquan williams. making a name for himself. practice ended with joe to ray rice.ular catch. we will hear from brandon stokely in the next half-hour. incaught the first touchdown the super bowl against the giants. >> back after the break. caramel mocha. caramel almond. caramel turtle. [ sighs ] that would've been awkward. with dunkin's caramel iced coffee flavors, there are more ways than ever to love caramel. try the new caramel coconut toda america runs on dunkin'. no-charge scheduled maintenance. check. and here's the kicker... 0% apr for 60 months. and who got it? this guy. and who got it? this guy. and who got it? this guy. that's right... [ male announcer ] it's the car you won't stop talking about. ever. hurry in to the volkswagen best. thing. ever. event. and get 0% apr for 60 months, now until september 3rd. that's the power of german engineering. pretzels! [loudly] no, thanks! pretzel roll from dunkin'. try the new pretzel roll sandwiches from dunkin' -- get any bakery sandwich on a soft, warm pretzel roll today. america runs on dunkin'. drags a little gi

we just did a story on the perception coming up, with joe beth williams plays my mother and she has cancerng scenes about my mother having cancer, which is how my mom died. it makes you angry and it's underrated, too. how do we get to a point, maybe our kids will get to a point where they talk about it like we talk about polio. >> who tells you that your tv character mom was going to have cancer. who breaks the news? >> the creator of the show, ken diller. i remember every year on "will and grace" the director would tell the writers don't be afraid to paint your seselves into a corner. so when ken comes up with these stories and i think how long can we do this? how many hallucinations can i have? but he came up with some doozies this year with the writers. and the idea that i'm -- my mom gets introduced in such an interesting way, it's great. >> if you go back into yourself, you've lived that. >> but that's -- like i say, to say it's the hard part of the thing is in some ways not true. the hard part was in theater school not having any life experience and coming up with that stuff. but at

it shows a different side of joe i did williams. >> and the report cannot be considered comprehensiveobjective, authentic, and accurate. and suffers from the lack of -- my last point is on credibility. it's not about ours. it's about yours. the world hung heads head in shame and said never again. too many of us have lost hope that never again seems to have no applicability whatsoever in darfur. when will the world hang its head in shame again? our job is to attempt to try to aleveuate the suffering of the people of darfur who are being raped, pillaged and burned. while political wrangles goes on here. thank you. [applause] >> host: there are 23 recommendations one was in -- on a great batting average. >> correct. the reason they accepted one is not particularly care about the report or darfur. they did it because they have to show the council does something or won't don't exist. >> host: the take on the end was not very positive. what about yours? >> guest: no. as you can see from the tape. it was the first time i have seen it. i don't generally watch myself. it's too easy to second g

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joe and his offense looking to find rhythm. laquan williams making a big way right here. a big play coming up from joe flacco. the big story was the signing of clark and brandon stokely. brandon happy to be back. >> awesome. it is a great feeling. the fans are unbelievable. the organization is great. >> i'm just trying to come in here and do my best and hopefully help out in anyway i can. >> brandon is 37 years old. >> hopefully he can make another super bowl catch. >> hear, hear. >> you're watching wbal-tv 11. live, local, late-breaking. this is 11 news today at 6:00 a.m. >> good morning. welcome back to 11 news today. i'm mindy basara. >> i'm stan stovall. thank you for joining us this morning. >> the city council in baltimore city is expected to introduce a resolution to raise the minimum wage. they will also review the effectiveness of the policy which is at the center of the harbor point development prect. >> there is increased security in east baltimore in response to a recent spike in crime. hospital staff has been warned email.a >> a new present at notre dame. repl

frequently in that case, but the great records, the 56 consecutive games, the hitting .406 by ted williams in '41 and joe-game hitting streak also in '41, pitchers winning 25 or 30, 35 games, all of which could have been possible, didn't. so a .300 hitter means the same thing to my four daughters as it does to me as it did to my great great grandfather who fought in the civil war. >> that's that generational thing we were talking about. >> it's still there. >> ken burns, ernie banks, thank you. >> you you can go to cnn.com to more with her any banks including how many baseballs he thinks he's signed. we'll be right back. [ sneezing ] she may be muddling through allergies. try zyrtec®. powerful allergy relief for adults and kids six years and older. zyrtec®. love the air. andoes your dog food have?er. 18 percent? 20? new purina one true instinct has 30. active dogs crave nutrient-dense food. so we made purina one true instinct. learn more at purinaone.com humans. even when we cross our "ts" and dot our "i's", we still run into problems. that's why liberty mutual insurance offers accident forgiveness with

frequently in that case, but the great records, the 56 consecutive games, the hitting .406 by ted williams in '41 and joe6-game hitting streak also in '41, pitchers winning 25 or 30, 35 games, all of which could have been possible, didn't. so a .300 hitter means the same thing to my four daughters as it does to me as it did to my great great grandfather who fought in the civil war. >> that's that generational thing we were talking about. >> it's still there. >> ken burns, ernie banks, thank you. and thank you for watching "state of the union." i'm candy crowley in washington. fareed zakaria gps starts next. but first, an update on a surprising end to an awful story. my mantra? trust your instincts to make the call. to treat my low testosterone, my doctor and i went with axiron, the only underarm low t treatment. axiron can restore t levels to normal in about 2 weeks in most men. axiron is not for use in women or anyone younger than 18 or men with prostate or breast cancer. women, especially those who are or who may become pregnant and children should avoid contact where axiron is applied as unexpected si

william hague u.k. foreign secretary saying that they do believe this is a chemical attack by the regime u.s. vice president joe biden there is no doubt who is responsible for this heinous use of chemical weapons in syria chuck hagel u.s. defense secretary i think that intelligence will i think that intelligence will conclude that the government is syria was responsible are we going to see this evidence or are we going to see it after the fact. stands in the security council showed some years ago. seeing the evidence doesn't mean to have it in fact there are lots of videos which have been uploaded by syrian doctors as well as it hospitals i mean this idea you had that your this gentleman is saying that there is not this is a lie about that one of these there is that clearly now we have big deal evidence which is we publish to you tube and it's already. in the new york times are there how do you have a letter going to finish my point please let me say that i try to extend the video as we know you did and you're going to get your blue showing across the way so here let's listen how you guys. ok look we want to go

secretary lew's comments, joining us now is joe watkins, a former white house official, jimmy williamssenator dick dur bishop. you probably confused john a little bit, joe. haven't presidents in the past sort of, i don't know, maybe tried to do a little bit more, not a lot of speeches and campaigning, but maybe actually work behind closed doors with the other side to see what can get done? >> you are hitting the nail right on the head. what has happened traditionally in this white house unlike other white house, the president when he wants to get a message out, rather than talk to members of congress and work out a dole. what he does, he guess on the road and makes speeches. speccing to the choir having them applaud you for why congress isn't moving the way you want to move is analogous to taking the knee at the 5 yard line. the president needs to be talking to congress. nodes to engage members of the house and not. he should have spend time playing golf to talk about what we do and how we fix obamacare. what can we do to make it viable as opposed to where it is now, that it will cause

william hague u.k. foreign secretary saying that they do believe this is a chemical attack by the assad regime u.s. vice president joe biden there is no doubt who is responsible for this heinous use of chemical weapons in syria chuck hagel u.s. defense secretary i think that intelligence will i think that intelligence will conclude that the government is syria was responsible are we going to see this evidence in fact there are lots of videos which have been uploaded by syrian doctors which is we publish to you tube and it's all translators. there had obviously little to finish my point is let me say that i took some of the video as we know you only because your voice is showing across the country and it's. ok look we're going to come to seeing pictures of independence. that is what is really going to take. a while britain is reportedly building up military forces within striking distance of syria turns out that almost eighty percent of the country's population intervention. she has triggered mass protests in london crowds gathered near downing street condemning the government's war talk people waved posters with mess

william hague u.k. foreign secretary saying that they do believe this is a chemical attack by the us and regime u.s. vice president joe biden there is no doubt who is responsible for this heinous use of chemical weapons in syria chuck hagel u.s. defense secretary i think that intelligence will i think that intelligence will conclude that the government is syria was responsible are we going to see this evidence or are we going to see it after the fact. stands in the security council showed some years ago seeing the evidence doesn't well of course one of the big proponents to go along with it william hague for of minutes he's taken a lot of this from the start he was quick to react was kind of criticism that there were similarities in the buildup to the war in iraq we got a clip of him talking about that let's take a quick listen. this is a very different situation from anything that happened over iraq i think we have to be clear about this regime acknowledges it has chemical weapons but all previous instances over the last year when we believe it's used chemical weapons there is no plausible alternative explanation for

joe freeman, good friends of mine. thank you both. juan williams, always good to have you.r this panel discussion. now some closing comments. dr. martin luther king, junior, they called him a dreamer. but as he said 50 years ago, his dream was deeply rooted in the american dream. everyone has a right to life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness. we hold these truths to be self-evident, that all men are created equal. with this dream and with this faith, dr. king challenged us to learn to live together as brothers or die together as fools. he said, darkness cannot drive out darkness. only light can do that. hate cannot drive out hate. only love can do that. king, a man who dared to dream that some day we could all sit together at the table of brotherhood and become a beloved community. beyond the dream: how far have we come? i'm kelly wright. >> gregg: hello. i'm jig jig and welcome to america's news headquarters. >> arthel: i'm arthel neville. topping the news, new word from the white house on the president meeting with his natural security team reportedly considering all

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williams, a lot of new faces are going to be on the field. but it is going to be a better defense. if you can play the run better, can you play defense better. >> joe flacco is still taking snaps and throwing the ball. what is new on offense is really the new relationships joe has to build to make sure the passing game work. >> certainly the one guy you can depend upon is tree smith -- torrey smith. anquan boldin is no longer there. you have to look at demar dotson, jones and others. they are battling it out to get that chemistry going with joe flacco, the new security blanket if you will. >> we get you set for the preseason opener, the newest chapter in the ravens history. year number 18 starts to unfold tonight in tampa. back to you, pete. >> thank you, gentlemen. look forward to the call. we have talked about new faces on this team. two of them, marcus spears and chris canty, they are familiar. they spent time together with the dallas cowboys in 2005. they had some familiarity with each other, and it helps >> they have both just passed their 30th birthdays, both in a new situation, both ravens now. with the wisdom of the years but the excitement

joe don from? >> the dialogue was very flowery even though the guy was suppose texas. he dt started watching a bunch d utube interviews with tennessee williamsople. people who are shocked by the truth are undeserving of the truth. the truth is something that one must deserve. so i started pyiund with that and -- >> that's what's fun about acting, though, right? >> oh, yeah. >> when you firsthisw script, did you know immediately this was something you were going to be interested in? >> i thought they had made a mistake. but it's happened to me before. i've gotten a script, and i read a role. i get really excited. they go oh, no, they want you to play the sheriff. i'm like, i'm not going to do that. but i was really excited because this is a chance for me to show audiences kind of where i came from. >> you mix it up so well in your career. you really do. that's what's so smart. the actor you love the most and haven't had a chance to work with yet? >> jack nicholson. >> come on, jack. jack watches us every morning. make a plea. >> come on, jack. the man wants to work with you. >> thank you, sweetie. good luck with the film. >> thank you. >> and

williams niner coach harbaugh defended his guy day. unfortunate play. i don't think dirty my or intentional. i don't think there was any malice on the part of joelege football kick off this weekend locally san jose host sacramento state theirs night saturday at memorial stadium against northwestern. the coach is going with a true freshman at quarterback and golf at marin catholic start first game at quarterback. enrolled this past spring ahead of the curve and ready to roll. >> i'm ready to go and all the waiting around is be up anxiety and stuff and im not really worried or nervous or figure leak this more anxious. >> what we want him to dies what he has done in practice. take care of the football. be accurate. be good leader. stay emotionally calm and stable and steady alls to are reasons that's why we end one starting quarterback. >> second straight over the american league best team. malone the hill facing justin after serve 2 nothing 1st inning league. 3 of the bottom half. keep the eye on the ball under the glove of alberto. allows him to score. in the third if the double and moss able to score from sec. we are dade at 3. let's go to the

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williams, thank you very much for your help on those headlines now. joining me now is co-host of "the cycle." hees been reporting on inequalities in the criminal justice system for "presumed guilty." joe an reid is managing editor of grio.com. young minority males. last year, the nypd conducted 532,000 searches on residents 85% of them minorities, 89 of them innocent. this is a law that legalized the idea of presumed guilty. does that resolve that? >> it shows a review of the facts from 2004 to 2012 that the nypd presuming guilty or suspicious, this many hundreds of thousands of people was not constitutional because it violates equal treatment, the racial disparity and separate from that, it violates the fourth amendment law about what it takes to stop someone. when you are under a stop like this, a stop and frisk under this policy, under the law, that means you, as an individual, should feel free to walk away. you are only there in a voluntary capacity. that is the legal requirement before you get into race for this kind of stop, which is under a supreme court opinion called terry. most people in new york and the judge found today in this ruling, that it doesn't seem to go down that

and joe scarborough has written an op-ed from his article in politico dining conservativism. quotes william f. buckley. he explains why he was a conservative and how it changed in part after the 1964 launch by barry goldwater. he says idealism is fine but as it approaches reality, -- taught william f. buckley the lesson all too well and regan's practicing mattism showed buckley how conservative pollal ticks could be if he were more interested in situation voters. and our question what makes americans so angry and divided saying many americans are low achievers yet they have expectation of a grand lifestyle and economic reality is raising its ugly head. thank you for sharing your calls and comments and tweets on this question, again, if you ever interested, robert rice's piece is available online at the baltimore sun.com. we're going to turn our attention to the events in the world including egypt and later on the program we'll take a look at national flood insurance and why it's getting so expense i. joining us later on the program, from the center for strategic & international studies midd

william on it delaware says bo biden is back at hope. he underwent a procedure this weekend at a cancer hospital in houston. his father, vice president joe biden, was seen leaving the md anderson cancer center yesterday. biden is not giving specifics about his son's procedure. the vice president's heading to scranton, pennsylvania, where he grew up, for an appearance tonight with president obama. >> atlanta journal constitution says the president called a woman who encouraged a gunman to give himself up at a georgia elementary school. the president thanked antoinette tuff for her courage and calm. tuff received the call yesterday as she was in the makeup call getting really to appear on "anderson cooper 360." she said talking to the president was awesome. >> there are flash flood warnings in the colorado springs area this morning. up to 5 inches of rain fell yesterday in parts of colorado. it led to many water rescues and several road closings. there was also large hail that looked a whole lot like snow. some residents are being advised to move to >>> good morning. and happy friday! we have a great friday weather- wise coming your way as

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william and mary. how is it different when you're trying to -- when somebody has been -- when history declared somebody to be bad like joe mccarthy. it's sort of inspirational to say he wasn't so bad after all. what about people who are overrated in list i are who we need to bring down to where they belong like jfk omar tin luther king. who are lie onized and nelson mandela. how do we come across as not being mean when we criticize these heroes of the left? >> well, it's a very difficult question, and but you are right. there are certain taboo you cannot criticize. franklin roosevelt, my second book is mostly about president roosevelt, in the conferences at the end of the war, and what he did basically giving away half the world to joseph stalin, and i go in to that in some detail. well, this is what you don't say this. it's not said. and jack kennedy. phyllis and i were there when it was going on. some of the stuff happening today in term of what obama is doing was done by the ken i -- kennedys fifty years ago. using the irs to crack down. that was done back then. trying to silence conservative on radio. that was done b

william and mary. how is it different when you're trying to -- when someone has been -- when history has declared someone to be bad, like joecarthy, and it's sort of inspirational to side with the underdog and say, maybe he wasn't so bad afterall. but what about people who are overrated in history who we need to bring down to where they belong? like john f. kennedy or martin luther king, people lyonized by the left as prophets prophets as and nelson mandela. how do we come across as not being mean when we criticize these heroes of the left. >> well, it's a very difficult question, and -- but you're right, there are certain taboos. you just cannot criticize -- take franklin roosevelt. my second book is mostly about president roosevelt and the conferences at the end of the war, and what he did basically giving away half the world to joseph stalin, and i go into that in some detail. well, this is where you don't say this. it's just not said. and jack kennedy and phyllis and i are -- we were there when all that was going on, and in fact some of the stuff happening today in terms of what obama is doing, was done by the kennedys