i am a game show junkie. i've loved game shows ever since i was a kid.ld always make my friends and family play games with me, but i was always the host. >> well, you know, i think we should have a boxing match and kind of figure out... [laughter] who can be the host? >> well, boxing... >> [laughs] no, no, it's all good, man. you know what? since you're a trivia guy and a game show junkie i'm gonna reintroduce you to our friend the millionair

we share the junkie gene. i want to be involved in that. i may not be as fully immersed as i have been in the past. after that i've got grandchildren and they're fantastic as all grandparents say about their grandchildren and i love any amount of timehave with them because i just like watching their development and their evolution and i like the relationship. they call me tom. and they've seen me on television. i said to -- i got the two little -- we call them the hool ganz hooligans, they live on west side of new york i describe to them the definition of decibels. and the next week they came back and one came in to me and said very solemnly tom, we'll keep the decibels down this weekend. i said that's a deal. >> they learned. well a lucky life interrupted, but it has been a brief interruption. >> it is -- >> good to have you here. you look great. you seem -- it doesn

it isn't the image that people used to have 20 years ago that it's a junkie in an alley somewhere using have these young people who break a leg and they go to the doctor and get a prescription for oxy and become addicted to it. these are any kid who plays a high school sport. it's a horrible circumstance when that happens. >> it's only started in the past couple of years. yeah, the heroin was around. pills were around but we didn't have people dying. >> once you've been busted for heroin, that's a hard thing to live down. >> got to get rid of that shame factor so people can deal with it, address it and get support from the community. >> i feel like we'll lose a generation of our young people. 18 to 22 is what we're seeing the most. the district attorney, the sheriff, myself, the police department are all united. this task force has grown to over 100 people in six months. we will do it until the day i die. >> i lost one daughter to drugs. you know, whatever it takes. >> let's start by being honest with ourselves. as a nation for decades we were perfectly happy to write off whole neighbor

mary: none of those critical junkies could name one single accomplishment that she has done.epublican field is so strong this year is because it is running on hollis and philosophy, which has been absent in the last several cycles. we have not run on anything, and i love that she is running left. the democrats have been moving left, and we have been moving left, so now we will have a very stark contrast so where she can lose democrats is as they move left. if you look at support, more precisely objection to the policies in the obama era, the numbers are against the policies , and the policies are affecting their life. we just have to stay on policies. john: but you have a bunch of democrats, as you just said mary, cannot name any of her compliments at the state department in who think she could be vulnerable to another scandal, but they say i am for her, not because i am for her but because we must stop a republican. what about that? somebody who will stop scott walker, marco rubio, ted cruz. what does a republican have to do to allay those fears? mary: what they have to do i

and it's hard because i'm an adrenaline junkie. >> seth: right. >> so i was trying to figure out a waypares with skiing. >> seth: yeah, i'm really glad you didn't turn to heroin or crack. [ laughter ] that's how the story ends badly. >> yeah, that would be bad. >> seth: you have all -- >> don't do drugs. >> seth: yeah, kids, don't do drugs. take it from a loser. [ laughter ] you have -- i know, again, so 67 titles, do you have a different trophy for each of them? >> yeah, so the world cup wins it's not titles, world cup wins: 67. those, every race has a different trophy. >> seth: gothca and with these? >> those are the world cup discipline titles. >> seth: gotcha. >> yeah, so i have 19 of those guys. >> seth: got it. >> those are all the same. >> seth: those are all the same. [ laughter and applause ] and so those, where do you keep them? >> i actually ran out of space. >> seth: oh, wow. it must be tough. [ laughter ] >> first world problems. no, i had to build, like, a whole new trophy case. >> seth: that's really great. >> yeah. >> seth: you had your trophy guy come build an extensio

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but i'm recovered junkie, not a junkie, a alcoholic and drug addict for 20 years.ing, painkillers. so i took five viagra. >> seth: oh, no. >> right and -- >> seth: i feel like apologies to joyce, yes? >> no. [ laughter ] >> seth: no? >> it could have been great. nothing happened downstairs. >> seth: wow. >> but i had a nazi salute for four hours. [ laughter ] it went right to my arm. [ laughter ] so you know, it was so -- i had to go to dinner. we went to a beautiful restaurant. >> seth: you still had to go out. >> i'll have the chef salad. >> seth: oh, no. >> four hours, it takes four hours. you know when they say if you have a four-hour erection? >> seth: sure. >> dr. goldberg, i have a hard-on for four hours, can you come over? i'm not calling dr. goldberg. >> seth: right, no. >> if i was single, dallas -- you know, you call -- [ laughter ] not to be sexist but i'm straight. you know? >> seth: yeah, sure. >> you want to have as much intercourse as possible in four hours. >> seth: yeah, yeah, yeah. >> anyway, it's great to see you. >> seth: it's great to see you,

35,000 buildings are daerelicde filled with junkies and skauters. these buildings can be resurrected. here is craig with the architect with the idea for healing with private money, not public money in west baltimore. roll that. >> the outbreak of looting that scarred this community in the aftermath of freddie gray's funeral monday caused millions of dollars in damages. turned hundreds of lives upside down and set back a neighborhood that never really recovered from the 1960 rioting when baltimore burned following the assassination of martin luther king. there are 35,000 properties like this one, burned out, abandoned shells, derelict that do nothing but attract junkies and crime. so we've got a plan to bring pride back to this community. >> it's our neighborhood, but how many of us own anything here? no. white america. >> we don't earn [ bleep ] so we burn [ bleep ]. >> reporter: despite his anger, he has a point. 35% of t black men in baltimore have no job and no prospects. instead of another failed program, they have a plan. so, dan, a lot of resi

i knew what junkies was, it felt normal to me. >> so in sandtown there's no winners, losers, just survivors. tiffany makes ends meet one stitch at a time, quilts for friends, selling them online. tayvon is working towards a commercial driver's licence. they pray their two sons see a better life. like many, they know there are no guarantees. it's been like that for decades. >> next - high 401k fees can cost you thousands in retirement. now the supreme court is ordering employers to protect your savings. i'll tell you what they have to do in 2 minutes. >> trafficked labor on the front lines? >> they're things, they're commodities... >> we go undercover... >> it isn't easy to talk at this base >> what's happing on u.s. bases? >> the tax payer directly pays the human trafficker >> fault lines al jazeera america's hard hitting... >> today they will be arrested... >> ground breaking... they're firing canisters of gas at us... emmy award winning investigative series... fault lines america's war workers only on al jazeera america >>> chalk one up for the workers. the supreme court ruled unanimously

i knew what junkies was, it felt normal to me. >> so in sandtown there's no winners, losers, just survivors. tiffany makes ends meet one stitch at a time, quilts for friends, selling them online. tayvon is working towards a commercial driver's licence. they pray their two sons see a better life. like many, they know there are no guarantees. it's been like that for decades. >> next - high 401k fees can cost you thousands in retirement. now the supreme court is ordering employers to protect your savings. i'll tell you what they have to do in 2 minutes. >>> chalk one up for the workers. the supreme court ruled unanimously that employers must do more to protect the nest eggs of employees. that includes roughly 52 million americans investing in 401k retirement savings plans, and if you are one of them you may be paying more than you should. that could change now that the high court has weighed in. mary snow has more. >> reporter: at the heart of the case, high fees eating into retirement savings. employees at edison international argued the energy company invested in funds with excessive fees. t

mary matalin: she is the smartest woman in the room but none of those political junkies in that roome one single accomplishment that she has done. why the republican field is so strong this year is because it is running on policy and philosophy, which has been absent in the last several cycles. i love that she is running left. the democrats have been moving left, and we have been moving left, so now we will have a very stark contrast, so where she can -- where can she lose democrats as she moves left? if you look at support, more precisely objection to the policies in the obama era, the numbers are against the policies, and the policies are affecting their life. we just have to stay on policies. john: but you have a bunch of democrats who, as you just said, mary, cannot name any of her accomplishments at the state department and who think she might be embroiled in another scandal, but they say i am for her, not because i am for her, but because we must stop a republican. what about that? so many people's attitude is, i will vote for anybody who will stop scott walker, marco rubio ted

. >> people think i'm a lunatic or adrenaline junkie. that's not really what's going on with me. the beauty is mostly what i'm concerned with. >> potter was the first person to climb all three of yosemite's big walls in a single day. >>> a wild chase to the east bay and in the middle of it all the suspect called 911 to tell the operator he's not going back to jail. the chaotic chase ended with a crash in berkeley just before midnight last night. suspects slammed the stolen honda accord in to the suv seen here flipped on its roof. that's when the suspect took off on foot. it started in concord and got serious when the man drove head on in to traffic. a chp helicopter followed the suspect as he continued in the wrong direction on 80 in to berkeley. they couldn't track down the suspect. the driver of the suv suffered minor injuries. >>> checking bay area headlines. a major wreck this afternoon near the 680 interchange. a truck nearly broke through the median and went to the other side. the cleanup backed up traffic for miles and miles. lanes have been cleared. no word on injuries. >

so that's the good news if you're a political junkie, this thing is going to be fun to watch. but a little bit nervous for some republicans who don't like the idea that it's this wide open. if it's this wide open, it leads to a lot of internal fighting. >> chuck, thanks very much. we'll see you this sunday for "meet the press." among chuck's guests, republican presidential senator rand paul of kentucky. >>> when disaster strikes, do you know the safest place to sit on a train to increase your chances of survival? we get the answer from the man who literally wrote the book on rail safety. >>> also, the moment that stunned so many fans. a music star goes right over the edge. >>> in the wake of that terrible train crash in philadelphia, there is a question many of us have been asking ourselves, what are the odds that you would survive if something like this happened to a train that you were on? according to the experts, it may all depend where you're sitting. nbc's stephanie gosk explains. >> reporter: the aerial over train 188 tells the deadly story. that's the first car ripped

as an adrenaline junkie, it seepsseep seems very different. >> i love golf. >> not a lot of enthusiasmre. >> hectic sjchedules they'll get us all. >> that does it for me and "way too early" this morning. let's look at what's coming up on "morning joe." >> we're live in texas where two gunmen are dead after opening fire on a security guard outside of what's being described as a free speech event. we'll bring you the details plus the latest from baltimore where police officers involved in the death of freddie gray are now out on bail. did the top prosecutor overreach with charges that include second degree murder manslaughter and false imprisonment. we'll be joined by elijah cummings, wes moore, and tom costello and the latest in the race for president with two more republicans announcing their plans today. we'll take a closer look at their records or lack thereof. that and much more coming up next on "morning joe." ♪ ♪ ♪ at chase, we celebrate small businesses every day through programs like mission main street grants. last years' grant recipients are achieving amazing things. carving a

a lot of political junkies have been fixated on this. how do you see this turning out? scotland seems to hold all of the cards. >> it's an interesting point. i'm not sure if scotland will be the kingmaker in this. but it's worth, i think, comparing what's happening here with what you've got coming up in the presidentials, in not very long away time. if the conservatives are like the republicans and the democrats are like labor, what we have here is a dead heat effectively in the polls for this election. which is surprising because if you look at growth in the u.k., about 2.5% this year 2.5% to 3%, on gdp, we have more people in employment than we have had before. and the unemployment rate has fallen from 8% after the financial crisis to about 5.6% now. and, yet, the conservatives cannot get a decent lead. and they are the party in power at the moment. so, i think the big warning here perhaps for the democrats is just because you are the incumbent party, that may not give you an advantage going into the election even if the economic numbers are getting better. people wan

so that's the good news if you're a political junkie this is going to be fun to watch. but nervous for some republicans who don't like the idea that it's this wide open. if it's this wide open it leads to a lot of internal fighting. >> we'll see you this sunday for "meet the press." republican presidential senator rand paul of kentucky as one of his guests. >>> when disaster strikes, do you know the safest place to sit on a train to increase your chances of survival. we get the answer from the man who literally wrote the book on rail safety. >>> also the moment that stunned so many fans. a music star goes right over the edge. out of 42 vehicles based on 6 different criteria, why did a panel of 11 automotive experts name the volkswagen golf motor trend's 2015 car of the year? we'll give you four good reasons. the volkswagen golf. starting at $19,295, there's an award-winning golf for everyone. my constipation and belly pain feel like a raging storm. i've tried laxatives but my symptoms keep returning. my constipation feels like a heavy weight that keeps coming back. vo:

. >> i don't call myself like a speed demon, but definitely an adrenaline junkie, you can't get awaythe rush of the speed. >> but in addition to speed, it's the feeling of skating that's the essence of james kelly's style. >> with a long board, you can get down low and feel the g forces pressing against you as you turn and your body's hanging off the board. >> it's not an easy thing i do, but it's super soulful. >> august 19th, 2014. kelly's on a chute for a video to launch his own line of pro skateboards. >> the weather was perfect that day. sunny, clear skies, like 75. classic california stuff. i was free-riding style, around the hills, no weather, enjoying the hill. i was really high to start out. i was skating really hard. >> and also breaking the law. crossing the double yellow line. in the essence of california, skate speak, kelly describes what it feels like to be in the danger zone. >> you're in the apex of the vortex and you're just like feeling utopia through the tips of your skateboard, surf board, whatever it is. you're lost in the gnar, getting at it. >> that's gnar as i

video west goshen police say that two thiefs that stole $500 worm of games and software from classic junky 20-year-old michael halflefinger was taken into custody and admitted his role in the crime his accomplice jack toro was arrested a short time ago. >>> and now police are looking for a burglar that targeted businesses in south philadelphia the first was on may 12th inside of a cricket cell phone store the suspect broke into a base many window and rummaged through the business looking for cash and merchandise when he couldn't find anything he left and the second incident happened in the the early morning hours of may 16th he is seen scaling the wall of the flying fish seafood store on south 9th street and he climbed for a second floor window and when for the register the thief used several tools including a hammer and stuffed the change and money into a bag. and wiped down the register. if anyone has information contact south detective division. we have posted the link to both surveillance videos on our website at 6abc.com. over to monica. >> thank you. >>> intel wear voters rejected a

. >> an exercise junkie. >> running and cycling, but after she and her husband did a rail run all theay down and back the grand canyon two years ago, she started to notice some unusual symptoms. >> within three month of that i started to see things like exhaustion and confusion, brain fog where i just did not feel like myself. >> a year and a half went by before they diagnosed her with lyme disease. she blooifelieves that a tick bit here and now just clipmbing the stairs. >> some days i feel a little bit better, and like myself. other days i feel like i can't hardly get out of bed. >> with stories like hers in mind they're warning people in the rise of the deer tick population that causes the disease. >> it's increased a lot. >> this month especially he advises to keep the grass short and not going off the sidewalks and trails. >> the next month or so and s the peak season for the ticks. >>> next breaking news the nfl handing down the punishment. >>> a rescue on the turnpike in montgomery county. a woman trapped under this truck for an hour and a half. see the moment when the rescuers

so he goes to these junkies and he says, you see that empty apartment on the top floor., please. before you leave, turn on the water. and the water comes down, driving everybody else out. they then hire an arsonist, set fire to the building, collect all the money, and they leave. >> i remember it well. things were bad. are things getting better? >> is the bronx better? absolutely. there is more home ownership in the south bronx than ever existed in history. that doesn't mean we have reached utopia. how long it will take, i'm a historian, i look in the other direction. i would say my crystal ball is cracked. >> i got four cheeseburgers! >> is it the best hamburger in the world? far from it, my friends. is it even strictly speaking a burger? i mean, it's small and square and steamed. it can be, especially when you eat a lot of them as one tends to, a hate yourself in the morning experience. but if you grew up like i did with white castle, this connects with some deep dinosaur part of the brain evoking a powerful emotional response. >> these are a great cultural part of my

political junkies are thrilled, first, with the announcement they will be in this race.understanding that being the senator from california, the biggest economy in the union and biggest state in the union is a big deal. so far the race for the big deal senate seat looks boring. on the republicans side we have two candidates with low name recognition. on the democratic side we have harris scooping up off the money and endorsements. for a while it seemed like she would waltz right in to this important seat and that is why people are excited to see sanchez in the race. her district includes anaheim and disneyland. she could have used that disney magic to undo something she said this weekend, talking about indians, native americans. >> i am going to his office thinking i will be with [making indian chants sounds] but he was an indian-american. >> she apologized the next day. she is literally run from reporters there. instead of giving a launched speech at the convention she was given an i am sorry speech. that is never a good thing. >> do you think she will be able to recove

. >> the junkies will go up here hoping they find debris or ref use they can sell in the scrap yard.ids go up here. >> the kids out on the track that night throwing things at trains. not unusual at all. >> no. no. no. not unheard of. not unusual. not that they is accepted, but it's, it's actually believable that something of that nature could have happened. >> steps away from the crash site, brown shows us how easy it is to access the tracks. >> this is how easy this is. >> police car stops him. but. >> my point being. my point being they're not here if that accident didn't happen. >> we reached out to authorities for comment on the policing of the track. meanwhile the ntsb listened to all radio dispatches from trains in the area that night. they say there is nothing from bostian to suggest an object struck amtrak 188. >> we will take a very short break right now. still to come, rapper kanye west closed out the billboard muse ache ward. most people watching couldn't hear his performance. we'll explain why next. wish your skin could bounce back as quickly as it used to? introducing ne

what it's showing and what >>> whole foods junkies, listen up. the company says a brand new store is coming to tyson's corner. and it won't be any store. the whole foods is saying this will be its flagship store in our area. you'll find it near the greensboro metro station. a new development called the boro is going in there. this will be the biggest whole foods in the region. the company has not said when that store will open. >>> but you bet we'll be waiting to find out. >> i like my whole foods. >> we're learning about some new whole foods store that are more friendly for your wallet. starting next week they'll open a chain of stores targeted to more cost conscious shoppers. we don't where they'll be, but keep an eye out. >> i'll shop there for sure. >>> 6:40 right now. what you can expect as you head out the door this morning. >> storm team 4 meteorologist amelia segal drove the 4 x 4 to vienna. pretty nice out there so far, amelia. >> oh it is beautiful out here this morning. plenty of sunshine. today we're using the #windows open. the humid

. >> i wouldn't call myself like a speed demon, but i would definitely call myself an adrenaline junkie away from the rush of the speed. >> but in addition to speed, it's the feeling of skating that's the essence of james kelly's style. >> with a long board, you can get down low and feel the g forces press against you as you are turning your body, hanging off the board. it's like an easy thing to do, but it's super soulful. >> august 18, 2014, kelly is on a shoot for a video to launch his own line of pro skate boards. >> the weather was perfect that day, sunny, clear skies, like 75, classic california stuff. that's like free riding style, riding out in the hills, no leathers, enjoying the hill. i was throwing down for the video. that was clutch. yeah, i was skating really hard. >> and also breaking the law, crossing the double yellow line. in the essence of california's skate speed, kelly describes what it feels like to be in the danger zone. >> you're in the apex, the vortex, and you are just feeling utopia through the tips of your skateboard, your surf board, whatever it is, and you a

for all of the news junkies who are out there watching us toright now they'll want to watch tonight,iggest stories we've covered. >> and you've been there for 25 of those? >> 25 of the 35 years. >> what was your first day like? >> i sat at the assignment desk and the then washington bureau chief said to me watch veto see what he does to get a little feeling of what television news was all about. i went to the pentagon became the pentagon correspondent. that was may 8 wth, 1990 and august 1 wst 1990 saddam hussein invaded kuwait and all all of the sudden cnn came of age. >> is there any story that has really stuck with you? >> all of them have really been powerful. but obviously 9/11. you know when we saw has was going on. and i remember vividly that morning, i saw on television what was going on, i got in my car immediately started driving downtown to get to the bureau. and people were driving away from washington. they were trying to get at as the plane landed at the pentagon. it was hard getting there. when i heard about the pentagon i had been the pentagon correspondent. i knew ex

i knew what junkies were. i knew what it was. it felt normal to me. >> in sandtown there's no winners, losers just survivors. tiffany makes ends met one stitch at a time, quilts for friends, selling them on long. tayvon is working towards getting a driver's licence. they pray that like many that live here, they know there's no guarantees, it's been like that for decades. >>> two hours north of baltimore is philadelphia, a city with its own tortured racial past. today is the 30th anniversary of the most notorious chapter, police closing in on a black liberation group called move, dropped a bomb on the headquarters in the middle of a black neighbourhood. >> we are revolutionaries, true revolutionaries. >> reporter: it was a group called move. the leader john africa. his followers adopted the same last name. it wasn't clear what they stood for always, but their option to racial oppression resonate. >> our young brothers can be snatched up off the street... >> ramona africa joined the group 30 years ago. she and other move members we

. >> we knew you real political junkies would be up to joining us. >> reporter: schieffer is respected for his fairness and no nonsense style. >> senator, if you didn't threaten to shut document the government, who was it that did? when a guy in my age demographic takes his shirt off in public, he gets a high five from me. >> reporter: he says one thing will stay the same. >> sunday after next i'm going to be watching face the nation. i'm so used to doing this. i think it will probably take me a while to break that habit. >> reporter: the accolades are rolling in. >> we are so proud to have called you a colleague. >> an amazing career. >> reporter: but there's still an hour of tv left. >> we're going to keep the focus on the news like we always do. >> reporter: a fitting sendoff for a legendary reporter. >> we are going to miss our weekly chaps with bob, but cbs -- chats with bob, but john dick areson will be -- dickerson will be on face the nation. his mother nancy was once an associate producer of that show. >>> it's been nearly 14 years now since the public was able to see the big a

. >> today on face the nation we knew you real political junkies would be up to join us. >> he is respected by news makers on both side of the aisle for his fairness and no nonsense style. >> senator, if you didn't, shut down the department, who was it that did. >> when a guy in my age demographic takes his shirt off in public, i got the to say he gets a high five from me. >> he is looking forward to the summer off he says one thing will stay the same. >> sunday after next i will be watching face the nation, i'm so used to doing this, i think it will take me a while to break that habit. >> reporter: while accolade are rolling in. >> we are so proud to have called you a collogue. >> an amazing career. >> reporter: there is still an her of tv left. >> we will keep on the the last show the focus on the news like we always did. >> reporter: of course, we will miss him too. for the last five years bob has joined "eyewitness news" every friday to talk politics, and preview the weekend, as only that he can. >> well, bob schieffer's final face the nation this sunday morgue at the 10:30 right the he

she's a svu junkie. and she named her cat after your character. is this true?th: wow. and uh -- and so you guys have actually gotten to be friends. >> we did. and it was so sweet. you know, i met her at the um -- at the met gala. >> seth: okay. >> and i was so uncool. and she's down there and she's like, "hi, i like your show." and i'm, like, "oh, thanks." and i didn't know that she was, like, the second coming. >> seth: right. [ laughter ] and you, by the way -- >> no. >> seth: if you ice her, you're basically asking for a song to be written about you. >> i know. [ laughter ] no, no, no. i would never. >> seth: yes. >> only in a good way. >> seth: right. >> no, but she was so sweet. and i was like, "oh, she's so sweet." and then we met her, and i was super-flattered. and then we both are -- are big fans of ingrid michaelson. >> seth: okay. >> and we were together at an ingrid michaelson concert, who's also a friend of ours. and we met and she was, again, so unbelievably lovely. and, of course, i didn't have a ride home. and it was somewhere so far out in queen

you're a news junky. you're going to want to see this one-hour special. follow us on twitter. tweet me @wolfblitzer. tweet the show. "erin burnett outfront" starts right now. >>> "outfront" tonight, breaking news. counterattack. iraqi troops launch a major offensive to take ramadi back from isis. can these forces who gave up the fight now push the terrorists out? >> plus more breaking news. at least 13 dead 16 missing, as floosh flash floods swamp parts of the southwest. >>> and the d.c. mansion murder investigation. let's go "outfront." >>> good evening. i'm breani keeler in for erin burnett. breaking news a major offensive against isis under way tonight. this is the battle to retake ramadi. iraqi forces have launched a massive drive to push isis out of the city a little over a week after it fell to the militants. they claim to have the city surrounded on three sides and claim to have biten isis back, to cut off supply routes to a key supply refinery to the north. a huge sandstorm blanketed the region reduced visibility to near zero. isis saying the storm was sent by god to p

. >> the junkies will go up here hoping they find like debris or refuse that they can sell in the scrap yard. the kids they go up here because they think this is fun. >> so the kids out on the track that night, throwing things at trains not unusual at all? >> no. no. no. not unheard of. not unusual. not that it's accepted but it's actually believable that something of that nature could have happened. >> reporter: steps away from the crash site, brown shows us how easy it is to access the tracks. >> this is just how easy this is. >> reporter: a police car stops him but -- >> my point being -- my point being they are not here if that accident didn't happen. >> reporter: we have reached out to authorities for comment on police on the track and we have already seen new fencing go up in this area. meanwhile, the ntsb says it has listened to all radio transmissions from trains in the area that night. so far, they say they have heard nothing from bostian to suggest that a projectile hit amtrak 188. frederica? >> thanks so much erin mclaughlin, appreciate that from philadelphia ya. >>> take a c

. >> today on face the the nation we knew you real political junkies would be up to join us. >> reporterhieffer is expect by news anchors for his fairness and no nonsense style. >> if you didn't shut down who was it that did. when a guy in my age demographic takes his shirt off in public i got to say he gets a high five from me. >> reporter: while looking forward to the summer off he says one thing will stay the same. >> sunday after next i will be watching face the the nation. i'm so used to doing this i think it will take me a while to break that habit. >> good morning nicole. >> reporter: that habit has included joining me each and every sunday morning here on cbs-3 with the preview of the day's broadcast. last in i had a chance to ask bob with his retirement. >> i didn't want to be one of those people that somebody had to grab me by the hand and say come on old fellow we will ask you off the stage. >> is what in store for today's show. >> we will focus on the news like we always do. >> it is an end of the era. the best thing about bobbies you can literally ask him anything. so knowle

you're a supreme court junkie megyn, you know this but in 1844 the supreme court in the gerard case saidost word for word one may not the bible, especially the new testament be taught in the schools as divine revelation where are the purist principle for morality found more than in the new testament. we say, oh we've evolved from that in our legal thinking. i suggest we deinvolved away from that and we're reaping the consequences. >> i'm feeling terrible. i thought we were going to blame this all on kim kardashian now you're talking about premarital sex, gay sex, i feel like i'm going to have to go confess. i'm guilty of one of those. >> you did that to mike huckabee a few weeks ago, didn't you? >> it's always great to see you. thank you for your thoughts tonight. >> thank you. >>> next on how america has forgotten to be civil. only nexium 24hr gives you nexium level protection for frequent heartburn all day and all night. try nexium 24hr, the #1 prescribed acid-blocking brand, and get all day, all night protection. nexium level protection. with xfinity from comcast you can manage your a

. >> in june of 2011, the two adrenaline junkies are flying home after a drift competition in florida>> we're just doing a layover in dallas-ft. worth, but the plane had to be diverted because of a thunderstorm. >> so, we weren't able to land. and when we were able to land, we missed our flights. >> larry and joe are booked on a flight leaving dallas first thing in the morning. >> they offered us a discount hotel. we're like, you know what, it's not even worth it. >> so, we just decided to sleep there. pretty much the entire airport is shut down for the night. >> with hours to kill, they decide to do what they do best. shoot a video. >> i'm like, you know what we could do? we can shoot a skit. >> we had all this equipment with us because we never check in our cameras, our lenses, anything, because usually the airlines can get a little rough with it. >> i guess between him and i, we had maybe $40,000 worth of gear. >> our original goal was just to make something to show our friends and family, you know, what we did at this airport while we were stuck here for eight hours. >> the two me

. >> today on face the the nation, we knew you you real political junkies would be up to join us. >>ter: schieffer is expect by news makers on both side of the aisle for his fairness no nonsense style. >> if you didn't shut down the government who was it that did. >> when a guy in my age demographic takes his shirt off in public he gets a high five from me. >> reporter: while looking for to the summer off he says one thing will stay the same. >> sunday after next i will be watching face the nation. i'm so used to doing it, i think it will take me a while to break that habit. >> good morning nicole. >> that habit has included joining me each and every sunday morning here on cbs-3 with a preview of the day's broadcast. last month i asked bob about his retirement. >> i didn't want to be one of those people that somebody had to grab me by the the hand, and say come on old fellow we will help you off the stage. >> reporter: so what is in store for today's show? >> we will keep on the last show the focus on the news like we always do. >> reporter: all right. you can catch bob schieffer's f

anything over 10, 15, 20 years, but really reducing the exposure of a long term -- and anything that is junkyve really gone out and reached for that yield because you're trying to get that yield in a mark where the interest rates are so low. those will be the portfolios that get hit the hardest. so it's really taking advantage and protecting portfolios because rates will come up. the question won't be when they come up. it will be how many times did they come up off the first rate increase. and that's what we all be waiting for after we see that . >> no kidding and that's going to be the big question. people aren't even thinking about that. i've got to go call my advisory. i'll be right back. >> great to see you. >> so good to see you. most welcome. and the most watched motor sport in the country indy car raising with what finds itself in the need of a tune-up. ♪ if you're taking multiple medications does your mouth often feel dry? a dry mouth can be a side effect of many medications. but it can also lead to tooth decay and bad breath. that's why there's biotene available as an oral rinse too

. >> today on "face the nation," we knew you real political junkies would be up to join us. >>reporter: he is respected by news makers on both sides of the aisle for his fairness and no-nonsense style. >> senator, if you didn't threaten to shut down the government, who was it that did? when a guy in my age of demographic takes his shirt off in public, i gotta say he gets a high five from me. >>reporter: while he's looking forward to a summer off, he says one thing will stay the same. >> sunday after next i'm going to be watching "face the nation." i'm so used to do be this, i think it'll probably take me a while to break that habit. >>reporter: the accolades are rolling in. >> we are so proud to have called you a colleague. >> really an amazing career. >>reporter: but there's still an hour of tv left. >> we're going to keep on the last show the focus on the news like we always do. >>reporter: a fitting sendoff for a legendary reporter. craig boswell, cbs news, washington. >> he will be missed. now, cbs political director john dickerson is going to debut host of "face the nat