that thethis news saudis would get involved in jordan. know -- we know what they have done for the egyptians. can you give us a guess of the size of the front? guest: that is to be decided. we are in the first step right now. -- government of jordan and government of saudi arabia will get together at least once a month in order to workout agreements. the objective is to reach agreements on the number of things, including the investment fund. on role the cooperation energy issues, on trade, on transport, and also a commitment the publicn investment fund of saudi arabia in key sectors of jordan. that obviously has to be worked out. the saudi fund has to which sectors are competitive in jordan, which are the sectors to invest in, and which are the promising, commercially viable sectors. manus: and that's bridging the gap, isn't it? where is it in jordan's interest to say that these are the strategically important entries for us? guest: if we really think about this, this is a huge departure from the way conventional business was done in betw

jordan has a huge problem with refugees -- over a million refugees in jordan.so israel is transferring more water to jordan -- in a very dry area, of course. so water is an asset, and israel is helping jordan just by delivering this water. israel has established a field hospital in the golan heights where injured syrians can come and get treated -- no questions asked. and after they're treated, they can go back. so many international organizations are working -- the red cross, other governments. so everybody's trying to do what they can. it is a big problem. >> it's overwhelming. >> it's overwhelming. >> you're talking about working with germany now because there are so many -- germany seems to be getting all the refugees, or certainly a high number of them. so the programs in germany, can you talk about that? >> so, as we said before, we are an humanitarian organization. we don't deal with the political questions. we are just seeing that there is a crisis, and we would like to help these people. and we now understand that the main problem is to help integrate

morial: thank you, vernon jordan. [applause] mr. morial: and now, ladies and gentlemen, we weren't able to include everything vernon jordan said in that interview. when he was talking about president obama's presidency, he mentions his steadfast earliest political memory. it was listening to eugene town, the governor of the state of georgia on the radio in 1943 when he was just 8 years old. he remembers him saying, "i have two platforms. the n word and roads." imagine the difference his life has spanned and here's what "the new york times" had to say in that editorial vernon mentioned. in all aspects of life that could be measured statistically, the gains that were made in the 1960's have been decimated. and in intangible terms, those relating to the demands for equality was in the conscience by its leaders. all gears were thrown into reverse. all gears had been thrown into reverse. black america is moving backwards. the similarities of the united states of 1976 and the united states of 2016 are profoundly striking. we are now as we

jordan spieth among those expected. he recovers from this very difficult week, coming off a tough week at the players and let's look at koepka's swing. nick: he's been playing that little fade all the time. as i said, he walked back to the tee, no practice swings or anything. he might have just got it -- peter: just made contact a little inside center in toward the heel and that ended up being a tug instead of a cut and he didn't cross the hard. sergio, on the other hand, did a wonderful job here. he tucks the right elbow, puts it on his hip and just rotates his lower body. just a tremendous driver of the golf ball and does it with pretty much of a descending blow on all of his shots. nick: yes, he always hits down on it and holds that right wrist position beautifully through impact. did you see on the cbs trackman, the curve in that ball is three feet. one yard for sergio. peter: he uses a 4 -inch driver, too. that's old school. nick: yeah, he has to when he changes directions so much. peter: brooks has got to nick: th

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i play michael jordan. >> larry: what? >> michael jordan came into the league in 1984, right?ball started declining in the 80s. it was at its highest in the 80ys. >> larry: that's interesting. >> when michael jordan came in, that's when it started to go down. >> larry: it might have been michael jackson, too. >> but i'm going to go with michael jordan. after he tried to play baseball in '94 and he stunk, black kid were like, "since michael jordan can't play, i'm not playing." >> larry: first time a yard conspiracy. do you feel the game is too elitist right now? it's expensive for kids to play. >> it's incredibly expensive because a lot of kids have to go to travel ball, and so i think it's expensive to get into travel ball. it's expensive to go to the games. and it's really expensive to drink those 10, 15 beers i drink every time i go to the game. it's incredibly expensive, yeah, yeah. >> yeah, it is. it's pretty pricy to play baseball. but, come on, kids in the dominican republic play baseball with milk cartons. it's not that expensive. if you can find an old milk carton. >>

and, thank you, yes, i said michaels jordan. that is proper. ( laughter ) all right. ( applause ) i want to hear more about this missing tort report. >> the c.i.a. apparently is trying to convince the oversight committee that this was an accident. it's not an accident. you can't accidently destroy a 6,700-page document. >> larry: correct! no, seriously, guys, there's no reason to destroy a 6,700-page document. this is america. no one is going to read a 6,7000-page document. we can't even be bothered to read "terms of service" before we give away all of our rights and privacy. "do you agree?" "yes. i don't have time to read. you can have my fourth born! i just need to download tidal. i gotta get lemonade!" i'm just kidding. nobody cares about tidal. anyway-- oh, burn. anyway, the thing that really gets me about this torture report is the gruesome we can't forget these things waterboarding, sleep deprivation, shackled while naked-- oh, yeah, yeah. >> larry: what the hell is that? >> sorry, i was just watching the show, and all the

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about that a bit more we all know jordan is about 60% refugee. and 40% who live there are jordanian, about half half love america and about half hate america. so could you unpack a little bit more about the way forward in terms of interfacing with jordan and their role that they are going to play in bringing stability back to the region and in dealing with the global islamic insurgents. >> let me not give you my opinion, let me give you the horses mouth. my wife and i visited jordan and we were in the biggest refugee camp on christmas day last year. jordan has absorbed an incredible amount of refugees from syria that is almost cracking the capacity of the nation to maintain its economy. let me quote you the senior, no names, the senior police official who is responsible for that camp, that have a huge population of refugees, we asked them so how do you see this developing? how is the integration of the refugees into the jordan working in how long can you do this? and he said that, you have to be clear about this, we as jordanians eventually need

he's ming his peeing his pants. >> trevor: please, jordan. this is so embarrassing. >> i know, i know. republicans are never going to get over it. i tell you this much, i will have this mess cleaned up before july, unlike the gop. >> trevor: all right, jordan klepper, hasan minhaj, everyone. we'll be right back. we'll be right back. >> trevor: you need to get announcing pizza hut's new applewood smoked bacon and melty cheese in the crust pizza hut's bacon stuffed crust pizza is here! now with applewood smoked bacon shhh and loaded with cheese just $12.99. only at pizza hut. a superior hard apple cider inspired by the cider the pioneers drank. and they traveled this country... ...on foot. smith & forge. hard cider the way it's 'sposed to taste. welcome back to the show. now yesterday was mother's day. and i got my mom the perfect gift. a life-sized trevor noah pillow, that way when she misses me, she can give me a hug. yeah, that's not my mom. our own desi lydic is a new mom and she has some tips to make moms feel special any day of the year.

this is if an american force would be in jordan. so i think this is something that can be addressed. i know the current government does not like it, but we did not do this plan for the current government. we do it for the state of israel. i think that that is the way it should be. moderator: gadi, one follow-up, comment/question. really, the focus with the jordan river here, and it is important, you talked about a 1.5 or two commenters zone on that keeps it east of route 90, keeps it in visible from the palestinian's, which is critical. there is argument with the need to hold the edge where -- the entire jordan river valley. but it has a lot more to do with the conventional military threat, such as invasion from the east, right? i mean, it seems a lot less likely at this point, obviously, that what do you say to people say there is no need to maintain the entire jordan river valley? first, doesamni: not exist now. can it evolve in the future? yes. but i think that with the region and structures, as we talk about, with the jordanian

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. >>> meantime niki and michael jordan do go hand in hand. he was one of the highest athletes. now the greatest basketball player that ever lived is selling his chicago home and robert frank takes us on a tour inside and out. >> reporter: this is michael jordan's house. i almost don't need to say that. it's a number that's recognized worldwide to symbolize success, championships and this is the estate he built on that success. the listing price $14,855,000. if you add each number in the price tag together, it equals 23. t the air jordan's he's wearing show how important michael is to the air pitch. >> this outdoor area is one of his favorite places to hang out. >> reporter: there's a round pool designed to look like a ball going into a net. and there's a spashus putting green. >> he wanted to build something that was outside of the city as a getaway. >> reporter: a getaway with lots of privacy so the legendary baller could relax in the element out of spotlight. these giant doors came from the playboy mansion. jordan also built a wine cellar and a gentleman's lounge. >> this is

jim. >> yeah, before we got too far off the jordan thing, jordan as we all know is about 60% refugeeand 40% that live there that are jordanians, about half love america and about half hate america. so could you unpack a little more about interfacing jordan and their role in bringing stability back to the region and in dealing with with the global islamist insertion? >> thank you, jim, let me give you not my opinion, let me give you the horse's mouth. we were in the biggest jordanian refugee camp. jordan has absorbed incredible amount of refugees from syria that is almost cracking the capacity of the nation to maintain its economy. let me quote to you the senior, no names, the senior police official who is responsible for that camp that had a huge, huge population of refugees. we are asking so how do you see this developing, how is the integration of the refugees into swrordan working and how long can you do this, and he said, look, you have to be clear about this, we as jordanians eventually need need these people to go back to the country they came from. the answer for refugees is n

jordan: jordan adoni. how are you? lemonis: jordan, nice to meet you. omar: how you doing? meet you. can you walk me through the process? -jordan: of course. -omar: yeah. lemonis: holy... this is awesome. i was blown away by it. it's literally a shoe factory in the middle of manhattan. omar: we do all the actual craftsmanship right here in this factory. lemonis: there's people designing shoes and cutting shoes and putting them together. this is a great resource. jordan: everything basically starts in this room. you know, we do all the sourcing out of here. we work directly off the last, which is what we're doing right there, which will help you with comfort, and also the design, the aesthetic of the shoe. it's really the right way to do it. lemonis: so, i wanted to bring in a couple of the shoes that are going to be the classic platform. the basic runner. if i could spend 10% more on improving the comfort and the structure of the shoe, i would do it. so, what do you feel like is missing from there? jordan: i'm not quite sure, like, what last they used to fit this bottom. i

he's ming his peeing his pants. >> trevor: please, jordan. this is so embarrassing. >> i know, i know. republicans are never going to get er it. i tell you this much, i will have this mess cleaned up before july, unlike the gop. >> trevor: all right, jordan klepper, hasan minhaj, everyone. we'll be right back. we'll be right back. >> trevor: you need to get announcing pizza hut's new applewood smoked bacon and melty cheese in the crust pizza hut's bacon stuffed crust pizza is here! now with applewood smoked bacon shhh and loaded with cheese just $12.99. only at pizza hut. you made with your airline credit card.these purchases hold on...you only got double miles on stuff you bought from that airline? let me show you something better. the capital one venture card. with venture, you earn unlimited double miles on every purchase... not just...(dismissively) airline purchases. every purchase. everywhere. every day. no really! double miles on all of them! what's in your wallet? around the world, around the clock. in defense of all we hold dear back

he's ming his peeing his pants. >> trevor: please, jordan. this is so embarrassing. >> i know, i know. republicans are never going to get over it. i tell you this much, i will have this mess cleaned up before july, unlike the gop. >> trevor: all right, jordan klepper, hasan minhaj, everyone. we'll be right back. >> trevor: you need to get kellogg's® frosted mini-wheats®... 8 layers of wheat... and one that's sweet. to satisfy the adult and kid - in all of us. ♪ nutritious wheat for the adult you've grown into and delicious sweet for the kid you'll never outgrow... feed your inner kidult with frosted mini-wheats®. try new kellogg's mini-wheats harvest delights with sweet drizzle and bits made with real fruit. when our troops don't come back, someone has to help their families move forward. my family lost so much. it was a shock. it was a void. special operations warrior foundation was there for me. without special operations warrior foundation, i don't know how we would all afford to go to college. now through july 31st, a portion of each sale

jason jordan, an attorney, and bill jordan's son, speaks out. >> he's not just some small-time guy who is ripping people off at cherry creek mall. he's willing to have somebody murdered, for crying out loud. >> the denver d.a.'s office charges smith again, with one count of attempted murder. those charges are dropped by prosecutors, our, when smith agrees to a plea deal and pleads guilty to aggravated robbery, second degree assault, robbery and theft. he's sentenced to 25 years in prison. dense spite the outcome, jason jordan says his dad's life has never been the same since that day he bought an ipad. >> it's like their whole world's been turned upside down. beginning to end. it's just crazy. >>> coming up, a couple's surveillance video camera solves a strange mystery and reveals a cruel truth. plus a donkey goes up, up and away. a publicity stunt gone awry. >> kids were crying because the donkey, she was crying as well. >> when "caught on camera: bold, brazen and bizarre" continues. this is lulu, our newest dog. mom didn't want another dog. she said it's too much work. lulu's hair ju

the turkey and the hash making about jordan. those are the only ones that are stable and cherished values we cherish on the whole. there obviously, the attitude dissolved the caliphate in the car appeared as explosive as that everyone in the republic of tea can be a muslim. but i am going to divest. i'm going to disconnect islam. that the founding father and america coming command of some, but that is a privacy issue. the koan cannot infer government policies. a very aggressive separation was one model. the state department doesn't like an idea with estates to sign what is a religion can or cannot be. the turkish army is going to be the protector of the republican identity. the idea that guys in uniform are going to be the guarantors doesn't go well done with their friends at the state department. but nevertheless it worked until a certain mr. eric awad came to power. and then we have the jordanians. .. that is a certain way for someone else doesn't have. their military, although their military and royal elite are trained where?

that became air jordan, which took us to another level.onsumer identification, everything, we got helped a lot because the first air jordans, we wanted people to notice them. we made a real dramatic color, black and red and real flashy. we were not the official shoe of the nba. david stern banned our shoe. he ran an advertisement, band in ran an ad "banned kids bought them more than ever. charlie: and they still sell. phil: more now, them when he was playing. charlie: how do you explain that? phil: it was so successful, wheeled with a became a brand. you have kids now that have never seen him play, that do not know who michael jordan is. charlie: what do they expect from air jordans? phil: top-of-the-line. he was the best player in the world. and we want to have the best products and advertising, carrying over into the brand. charlie: is it a tough negotiation with these guys? they are in the driver seat. tiger wood, is. roger federer, he is. phil: those guys, in some cases, it was an intense negotiation. but after things get going well, r

jordan? that's your slave name." and i would be like, really? i wanted to know what my real name was and where i came from and now you can do those kinds of things, it's anthropology.com-- it's like a commercial. ancestry.com. just guide me along. leave me footnotes. i'm just saying the doors are opening to this conversation. do you feel it? did you feel after "roots" was made that people wanted to discuss and wanted to dialogue? >> absolutely. and "roots" is responsible for a huge boon in the field of genealogy and everyone wanted to research ther roots, and like you say with the human genome project we can spit in a cup and send it away and that is a miracle for black people. >> have you done that? >> i vindeed. 75%-- a good 70% of my genetic code comes from sub-saharan africa. i was not surprised about that. i was surprised to find 25% of my d.n.a., my ancestry is irish and english. mark wahlberg and i -- >> everybody is surprised by that but i say the cream was pored in the coffee, not the other way around. >> that's right. >> larry: why are

jordan. as aw jordan has emerged leader. froms their role different others among the allies? for jordan and king abdullah, this is a personal fight. the islamic state has declared war. they had a pilot who is captured alive in a cage. from hosting 1.2 million syrian refugees. so this has survival at stake. they need to maintain stability. >> i know the u.s. has also called for an increased alliance between the united states and that area of the country or that area of the world. absolutely. it u.s. leadership is critical. >> thank you for joining us. when we return, how darpa is fighting cyber warfare from the battlefield. >> welcome back to defense news. darfur,e programs at plan ask. >> can you tell us a little bit about what the program is? a cyber operations platform for the military. we really wanted to think about the military having a way to think about cyber. the way we would be able to accomplish this, we did a lot of early experimentation and over several years, got to the point where we have a functional platform we are taking to a couple exercises this year. goal

jordan.ormer football player. she said she likes his butt. that is important. jordan makes the final four. next we have chase, another good looking guy. he gave a lot of testimonials and they showed his reactions a lot. those are good clues he'll be in it for a while. next, robbie. he says ma'am. that will get him to the fantasy suite. and then finally luke. he showed up on a unicorn. here's from austin texas, so she can say y'all around him. the final four will be jordan, chase, robbie and luke, and the winner, the one who will be the one two whom she will get engaged -- can i get a drum roll? jordan. jo jo will choose jordan. ♪ >> jimmy: jo jo will pick jordan and then they'll break up four and a half months later. we have spoken. it has been said, and may god have mercy on us all. did any of you -- i know a lot of you were on vacation. did you watch game of thrown thrones last night? there was a major revelation involving a major character without going into specifics, i will say things mi

they are unable to enter jordan and unable to return to their homes.ight agencies are warning that the humanitarian crisis is increasing. >> a desperate situation in a desolate place. thousands of syrians are stuck in a makeshift camp. the presence of refugees is a huge challenge for us. it puts a lot of pressure on our borders. we continue our work. in a rare gesture, the jordanian military allowed access to the site. we cannot go any further than this point. on the other side of the world thousands -- 7000 syrians have been traded -- stranded for months. the situation here is very dire. in the middle of the desert in a very remote area. 300 refugees, mostly families with children were not allowed to leave the no man's land after a security check. the border guards are on the lookout for smuggled goods and possibly islamic state militants. across the border in syria. this carpenter and his family fled rock the --raqqa three months ago. he has just one which, to go somewhere that is safe. that is all that matters. on this day, they are boarding a bus.

we have data from the world bank, the unhcr clearly reflecting that refugees in jordan, lebanon are in a big way 80%-90%e talking major, -- living below the poverty line and that is a progressive impoverished and and it is a astained despair that created situation that led so many hundreds of thousands of people to try to find another place where they could put their children in school. it was not more complicated and motivation as you are trying higher education for families to protect their children just as uri what -- when i was in jordan, i went to syria every opportunity i could and it was such an authentic place -- >> beautiful place with one beautiful place because the food -- and, but, what was remarkable is that it really was a middle income country. , a middle means it is income country where like everybody -- like everywhere else they want their children could is cool, they want to have a job, they want to take care of their affairs and that was simply impossible for refugees living in jordan, lebanon and turkey, noticing the generous policies up until then of the government

[applause] told vanlough: i jordan to field -- dan jordan to feel free to exaggerate, and i'm so glad i did. [laughter] mr. mccullough: dan, thank you so much. ladies and gentlemen, distinct members of congress, and other eminent men and women who are am, this evening, i theless to say, swept off and myth this occasion feelings of very everlasting gratitude. greater, thely be award in my view, -- this , in my view, and i think the capital historical society from the heart. i think, too, the many friends and family, many of whom are with us this evening, and to have been such an immense help to me in my work, now for more than 50 years. so, here we are in the capital of the united states of america on capitol hill, the acropolis of our nation. it is a building like no other highestand, wherein the aspirations of a free and open society have been written into law generation after generation -- where time and again, brave, elegant words have changed history, and the best, and some of the worst of human motivations have been plainly on display. this magnificent structure has been called t

very exciting for me as a kid he wrote magic jordan's book. >> trevor: was magic at your house?s house. and not once did he say, "this is where the magic happens." you can believe that. just missed that whole >> trevor: i hate people who miss those opportunities. your name is b.j., i'm sure you-- ( laughter ) >> you know when it's right in front of you, you can miss it. >> trevor: you can see how that happens. i can see. don't worry, we'll edit that out. ( laughter ) now you've moved on, though. you're still writing stuff for the future, you're still acting here and there. but you having into the tech world with this new app list. >> yeah, it's been really exciting. so i had this idea that we all have lists-- i was talking to you backstage and i wanted to know who were the cool comics at the comedy cellar these days. that's probably a list you have e-mailed to people. >> trevor: i wouldn't e-mail it to them, i would text it or tell them. >> exactly. that's the kind of thing where i thought it would be cool-- we all have a list-- list >> trevor: top five. >> yeah, it would be gre

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we caught up with him in jordan telling other people's stories.e this family, they owned a supermarket in syria. as refugees, they have nothing, yet, they share a meal and for giles they pose. the family and thousands of others live outside the refugee camp. inside, tens of thousands more. like the barber whose customers often can't pay. the boy whose most prized possession is a polaroid. and the former fighter who also lost a leg. because you have a war injury, i respect what you're doing he tells giles. giles still shoots on film and often doesn't see his work until he's back in london. what do you think he'd think of this? >> i think he'd like it. he looks strong and proud. you can tell he's lived a life. >> reporter: he has hundreds of pictures now showing pain and loss but also love and strength. >> it is overwhelming, but my job is to focus on what i can do. i can't change the world, but i would say maybe one of my photographs will inspire the person that can. >> reporter: just one picture, one moment and millions of stories waiting to be to

vernon jordan was appalled and the state of black america was born. mr. jordan is unable to join us in person today, but he graciously stat down wigraciou graciousgraciou graciously sat down with us to share his memories of the past and insight into the present. take a look. >>> when i think about on my ten-year term at the urban league the state of black america is one of the things that i'm most proud of. the 1970s was the aftermath of what happened in the 1960s and defined the rights of black people. the 1970s were about making real the rights that had been defined. let me give you an example. in the 1960s we conferred and defined the right to check into the motel or the hotel. the 1970s were about providing the wherewithal to check out. the right to check in is meaningless if you don't have what it takes to check out. so that meant a good education so you can get a good job. so the implementation of the definition and the conferring of rights in the 1960s was a primary goal of the 1970s. 1975 was an interesting year. president gerald ford was running

a little jordan defense.harper's pass and steve kerr benefits, nothing down the 3. not to be denied here. he only had 44 points, bad back and all. bulls go up 1-0 in the series. game 2 in chicago on tuesday. >> wow. >> to learn more about the outcome these stories, we have posted details on ktvu.com. you can find it on the top of our home page. >> i love that flashback. you were here. i was at home watching. we are reliving our youth. >> one of these days, they're going to show me and i'm going to be like, oh, no. >> joe fonzi looks the same. >>> president obama is speaking to reporters about the eek minute although some analysts have called this jobs report disappointing, the president says the u.s. remains on the right track. >> 7 years ago, in april of 2009, our economy lost nearly 9,200,000 jobs. seven years later in april 2016, our economy added 160,000 new jobs. >> the president says that april was the 74th straight month of positive growth. the unemployment rate remained at 5% last month and as part of

morial: thank you, vernon jordan. [applause] and now, ladies and gentlemen, we weren't able to include everything vernon jordan said in that interview. when he was talking about president obama's presidency, he mentions his steadfast earliest political memory. it was listening to eugene town, the governor of the state of georgia on the radio in 1943 when he was just 8 years old. he remembers him saying, i have two platforms. the n word and roads. imagine the difference his life has panned and here's what "the new york times" had to say in that editorial vernon mentioned. "in all aspects of life that could be measured statistically, the gains that were made in the 1960's have been decimated. and in intangible terms, those elating to equality was in the conscience by its leaders. all gears were thrown into reverse. all gears had been thrown into reverse. black america is moving backwards. the similarities of the united states of 1976 and the united states of 2016 are profoundly striking. we are now as we were then a nat