and here is what's new for your weekend: lily tomlin, julie garner, marcia gay harden, and judy greerew indy comedy, "grandma." >> what is your involvement? >> i am her grandmother and i'm your mother. >> yes, but what are you doing here? >> i'm going to be there because this is my granddaughter. >> rose: bon jovi has a new album out, "burning bridges." ♪ you know it's true >> rose: and meghan trainor has tour dates in louisville, kentucky and des moines, iowa. ♪ ♪ i know you lie, your lips are moving ♪ >> rose: before we leave you tonight, this story. former president jimmy carter held a remarkable press conference on thursday. it was his first since his cancer revelation. in it he revealed that doctors had now found cancer in his brain and would begin treatments immediately. he has been a frequent guest on this program, and we wish him well. that's "charlie rose: the week" for this week. we'll see you next time. >> i've had a wonderful life. i've had thousands of friends, and i've had an exciting and adventurous, gratifying existence. so i was surprisingly at ease, much more so than

december 3, a new york grand jury chooses not to indict the police officer who put eric garner in a choke hold on julywhile trying to arrest him for allegedly selling cigarettes illegally. garner can be heard repeating "i can't breathe." garner has a heart attack and dies on the way to the hospital. #ican'tbreathe dominates on twitter and has been used in more than two million tweets since. in the days following the decision, protesters head to the streets of new york city, galvanizing their efforts on social media with other hashtags like #itstopstoday an and #shutitdown. the next big clash between people and the police is in baltimore after freddie gray dies from injuries sustained while in a police van on april 12. in west baltimore, days of protest follow, turning violent on april 25. the maryland national guard is called in to get control of the city. on april 28, there are nearly 10 million tweets using #baltimore. on may 1, baltimore d.a. marilyn mosby announces six officers will face criminal charges in connection with gray's death. baltimore residents respond with cheers and tears. in the aft

july 20th. hundreds it have thousands of riders impacted by an electrical failure. and amtrak officials steven garner testified situations like this will soon become the norm. >> gimp the age, ongoing damage from superstorm sandy and intense utilization of the tunnels agencies are not likely to be entirely preventible. and, in fact, may increase. >> federal government is or offering to loan states the money. governor of new york and new jersey says we want grants not loans fearing they could be on the hook for the full bill and overrun costs. amtrak admits it is grtsd immediately, it wonts be built until 2025 at the earliest. it was in the works, the feds offer to pay a sort of that project but governor christie scrapped it fearing new jersey would be on the hook for the final tab. now there's a meeting on august 18th governor christie will be there along with senator cory booker they'll be meeting with a transportation secretary anthony fox who won't be at this point. governor cuomo will come to the table if they're really serious about preetding forward. that's the latest from rutherford back to yo

in yet another poll garnering 19% of the vote, in "the wall street journal"/nbc survey. let's bring in julie sherry jacobus, republican strategy on our team here. sherry, which republican should be most nervous ahead of this debate? >> i think everybody should be nervous before a debate, and i'm not going to say it's because of donald trump. if i can go out on a limb here, there is somebody i expect will really take off after this, and that is john kasich. liz: i was going to say john kasich. >> i know this man, again, i think i've said this before, he's a twofer. he's got the house experience in the congress as well as a successful governor. couple problems with the base on this, but i'm familiar enough with him where i think he's going to be very comfortable on the debate stage. and the people that now like trump a whole lot are going to say, hey, there's other guys who have a lot of experience who we can like, and i think he's going to stand up. liz: the money game started to heat up over the weekend. the koch brothers, who are the billionaires who really have some very proprietary data,

july. the leaders sent a letter to president barack obama calling the deal innovative and stringent. to allow inspections for a return to an end to international sanctions. president obama is trying to garner support in congress where the deal is currently under review. in the occupied west bank a funeral has been held for a palestinian man fatally injured in an arson attack. 18 month old baby died when his house was fire bombed last week. his wife and four-year-old son are still in critical condition. imtiaz tyab reports. >> reporter: amid the grief, growing anger, another member of the family has died after their home was burned in the palestinian city of duma just last week. >> we don't trust israel. the occupation supports settlers from doing these horrendous acts and we don't expect anything good from the israeli government. >> israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu and his cabinet have come under pressure to crack down on far right jewish groups, and detaining israelis suspected of violence against palestinians without trial and harsher interrogation of what it calls jewish extremists. both tactics have been used against palestinians for years. amidst this anger there are also que

july 20th. hundreds of thousands of riders failure. act track official steven garner testified situations like this will soon become the norm. >> given the age, the ongoing damage from superstorm sandy and the intense utilization of these tunnels, issues like the recent disruptions are not likely to be entirely preventable and, in fact, may increase. >> the federal government is money. the governors of new york and new jersey are saying, no way, we want grants, not loans. fearing they could be on the hook for the full bill and overrun costs. am truck admits if a new -- am talk admits a new tunnel wouldn't be built until 2025 at the earliest. a priest $9 billion tunnel project was in the works. the feds offered to pay a third of that prompt, but governor christie scrapped it fearing new jersey would be on the hook for the final tab. now, there's a meeting on august 18th. governor christie will be there, so will senator corey booker, they'll be meeting with the transportation secretary. governor cuomo has been invited, but at this point he says he's not going to intend

since late july for bernie trump ands the donald clinton go head-to-head in the general election, the poll shows hillary clinton edging out trump by just six points. donald trump has garnered of attention for announcing a plan to deport all illegal immigrants. what would an economy without that part of the work was look like? let's ask jenna smiley cu joins us from washington, d.c. -- take a look at the cost not the cost of the actual just spoke which i with doug and he said that would cost about 600 billion dollars and take 20 years, but you look at the cost, for example, at unemployment or wages. jenna: exactly. we sort of took a look at what exactly deporting all of those immigrants might do to the labor market. in a nutshell, it would not necessarily be that for the u.s. workers. even a skilled worker. the research sort of shows that there has been a lot of the unskilled, undocumented immigrants who work in the united states service complements rather than supplements for low skilled workers coordinated to the u.s. so deporting them could be a negative. matt: doug said the same thing. we should seek illegal immigrants as complements to native workers. we should point o