. >> it's getting warmer, you know, in jupiter, and they don't have any suvs driving around in jupiter. >> they said there were gonna be more tornadoes, more hurricanes, no ice in the arctic, increasingly hot weather. you have to stand up and point out that every year now for 15 years, they've been wrong. >> the dreaded polar vortex. do you know what the polar vortex-- have you ever heard of it? well, they just created it for this week. >> all they need to do is to convince the public that the science is uncertain. and that's why you'll find some of their advocates who will deny that climate change exists, deny the science altogether, but others who will--who are somewhat more surreptitious in their attack will concede some of the scientific evidence, but will say that there's too much uncertainty, that the impacts might be substantially smaller than what the scientists who study impact say. so there are these various lines of attack from denying climate change outright to simply contesting that it's a problem. the only commonality being the argument that we don't need to transition aw

also like to congratulate the entire university community as you have successfully completed your jupiter 13th year -- 213th year. old as is you about as feel after nine months of arguing with russia at the u.n. [laughter] the big difference is that you are a whole lot better looking than the average member of the security council. this campus is a gorgeous slice of a beautiful state. it is no wonder that uvn is one wherese rare universities students actually leave the rooms voluntarily. renowned for living its values. you are the first american university to declare public support for freedom of religion. you have a proud tradition of breaking down racial and gender barriers. breathe climate neutrality and sustainability, and you have lately shown your determination to eat what food activists call "real food." the theory behind it commencement address is that an older person imparts to younger people some advice to how to live based on the idea that the elder generation is wiser. i have yet to meet a college student who agrees with this premise. [laughter] i know a lot of you have big dr

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it was contradictory for joy slidell to come over and say, no, we're moving over to this house in jupiter>> joy slidell was now a suspect too. but she had an alibi for the time of the murder. she worked as a waitress at a nearby restaurant and dozens of customers saw her. next, jeff's cell phone records identified yet another suspect. on the afternoon of the murder, jeff lamb spoke with another female friend on the telephone. >> the first phone call that was made after we believe the murder took place was made to lisa aserbell, who turned out to be joy slidell's neighbor. >> lisa aserbell was a married mother of two children. when questioned by police, lisa admitted she, too, had a relationship with jeff lamb. in fact, lisa's husband had caught them together in a compromising situation just a few weeks before cathy lamb's murder. >> so i kicked my front door in and he was on my couch with no shirt on. he had shorts on or pants on or something, no shirt, socks, shoes. i got mad at him and chased him out the black sliding glass door. >> ray then said he called jeff on the phone. >> i left a

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like the size of jupiter, you can't relate to it, or what is happening on it.et's talk about what is happening here in the west. the heat really was on. we'll turn it up a degree or two. it was 106 in phoenix. that was a lot hotter than your friends in vegas or albuquerque or even san diego or l.a. by far one of the warmest spots in the country. the deserts are very much living up to their reputation. we have moved into our summer months, june, july and august and the heat is on. even overnight lows have only cooled off there, 79 to 81. excessive heat warning is off for the bottom third of arizona, including the phoenix area and tucson. it will feel like 110 to 112 as we go throughout the afternoon hours today. telling people, don't stay outside for long extended periods of time. this is going to be a hot week. this is early. usually our first 110 degree day in phoenix isn't until about the third week of june. so the heat is building a little sooner than it normally should. least on average. rest of the west is looking just fine, by the way. not hot at all. typ

also like to congratulate the entire university community as you have successfully completed your jupiter 13th year -- 213th year. old as is you about as feel after nine months of arguing with russia at the u.n. [laughter] the big difference is that you are a whole lot better looking than the average member of the security council. this campus is a gorgeous slice of a beautiful state. it is no wonder that uvn is one wherese rare universities students actually leave the rooms voluntarily. renowned for living its values. you are the first american university to declare public support for freedom of religion. you have a proud tradition of breaking down racial and gender barriers. breathe climate neutrality and sustainability, and you have lately shown your determination to eat what food activists call "real food." the theory behind it commencement address is that an older person imparts to younger people some advice to how to live based on the idea that the elder generation is wiser. i have yet to meet a college student who agrees with this premise. [laughter] i know a lot of you have big dr

longer be seen as a global jupiter suffered emerged on a full week from the organization to a record five million dollars in a currency gamble for more on the scandal and greenpeace his comments on it at dartmouth are. also very group of mobile app developers have come up with an inventive solution for parents to straighten their children and take their eyes off their phones during meal times find out how it works on our website. right on the scene. first street view and i think the teacher. on our reporters twitter. and instagram. i. am the. one. the violence in eastern ukraine has driven thousands away from their homes many families have been left divided and artie's paul as leader met some of those forced apart from their loved ones. all the time i think about him all the time and he also thinks about me all the time because he's my only son. i worry for my mother because she's alone that nobody can support her for her own safety she should come here mother and son separated by a hundred and fifty kilometers and with kids military offensive showing no sign of ending nor is there s

started searching through our own belongings each of those on the low road do you by jupiter put on board a towel on our hats see people that are pushed into the car and by force. when you get a few kilometers after that we turned out in a free old bit with our eyes. toyed with well so we were forced into our baby's room unless is going to be your first we were kept in different rooms is going to be all our personal belongings were taken away even my wedding ring. watches money telephones cast everything they took everything away from us so from time to time they went in to check on us they had weapons with them threatened us that they would. do it and nobody was going to find us off to that. question or two before they asked. to give it possible words from coast from our. tried to find out who we were and what you were don't doing in ukraine we said we were russians today sad they hated all the russians in general and their will do our thing to make us safer to leave with them by the water we can there and i were in the house in this basement and asked to each day put on masks on our all

we expected massive planets would be more like neptune or jupiter than big rocks like earth. >> the factbig rocks like earth, does that mean there is more likelihood we can find life on a planet like that? toohis particular one is hot, but yes, it is possible. it would be like you are looking for a marble and all of a sudden you find a basketball. it is easy to find big savings and we are hopeful this means there are many more in our galaxy. >> described to me -- none of us are in this as much as you. how significant is it to find something like this, how game changing is it? >> people that work on how planets form and evolve, they literally have to go back to the drawing board. it is a humbling, impactful discovery because in scientific theories, you have to be supported by data, and you never expect your theory to be totally wrong, and in this case it was wrong. .> everyone was totally wrong >> we say totally wrong -- imagine a chaotic mess of a cooling disk around a newborn star, everything floating together in a chaotic fashion and things start to coalesce. we had a basic framework t

believe that this planet is moving in resonance with a bigger planet that is somewhere between mars and jupiter in size and would orbit two hundred times the earth's distance from the sun but can we ever conclusively confirm the existence of these two planets while scott sheppard at the carnegie institution for science had this to say as there are only a few of these extremely distant objects known it's hard to say anything definitive about the number or location of any distant planets however in the near future we should have more objects to work with to help us determine the structure of the outer solar system so there you have it time will tell. now does it for now agree may. i'm marinating in the financial world moves. back to serious developments having not started a dance only take a look at me it's really not good but it's my life there are blues and there are facts. in the us we were near our constitution we hold it up to the world as a piece of art really equating its importance in the realm of government to the bible's importance in the realm of religion and yet despite this reverend

believe that this planet is moving in resonance with a bigger planet that is somewhere between mars and jupiter in size and would orbit two hundred times the earth's distance from the sun the can we ever conclusively confirm the existence of these two planets while scott sheppard of the carnegie institution for science had this to say there are only a few of these extremely distant objects known it's hard to say anything definitive about the number or location of any distant planets however in the near future we should have more objects to work with to help us determine the structure of the outer solar system so there you have a time will tell. and before we go don't forget to tune in at nine pm for larry king now tonight's guest is former n.b.a. player turned actor rick fox here's a bit of what's to come can racism exist in a black oriented elite i mean i call it killing diggs it exists it exists did you see it when you played i think if the street flows in all directions i don't think the but that i think is our current state we strive to improve. daily i think as a society but we regressed s

to show up on some plot of some exoplanets some some parallel galaxy and leveraged buyout of some jupiter like moon and end up giving them all the debt nobody wants to anything to do with earth anymore well speaking of debt the largest holder of debt or certainly the second or first or second is j.p. morgan they're in the final headline here j.p. morgan sees record one hundred billion dollars in loan funds the business of bundling junk rated corporate loans into top rated securities is booming like never before after the implementation of regulation aimed at making the financial system safer in the headline itself it belies anything resembling truth there it says we're going to rebundle junk into high rated securities. well more than forty six billion dollars a collateralized loan obligation c.l.o. those have been issued so far this year up to may compared to last year all of last year that we saw eighty two billion dollars so this year j.p. morgan says a one hundred billion which we are a record high more than two thousand and seven and two thousand and six before the last crash and agai

to show up on some plot of some exoplanets some some parallel galaxy and leveraged buyout of some jupiter like moon and end up giving them all the debt nobody wants to anything to do with earth anymore well speaking of debt the largest holder of debt or certainly the second or first or second is j.p. morgan they're in the final headline here j.p. morgan sees record one hundred billion dollars in loan funds the business of bundling junk rated corporate loans into top rated securities is booming like never before after the implementation of regulation aimed at making the financial system safer say in the airline itself it belies anything resembling truth there it says we're going to rebundle junk into high rated securities. well more than forty six billion dollars a collateralized loan obligation c.l.o. those have been issued so far this year up to may compared to last year all of last year that we saw eighty two billion dollars so this year j.p. morgan says a one hundred billion which we are a record high more than two thousand and seven and two thousand and six before the last crash and a

to show up on some plot of some exoplanets some some parallel galaxy and leveraged buyout of some jupiter like moon and end up giving them all the debt nobody wants anything to do with earth anymore well speaking of debt the largest holder of debt or certainly the second or first or second is j.p. morgan they're in the final headline here j.p. morgan sees record one hundred billion dollars in loan funds the business of bundling junk rated corporate loans into top rated securities is booming like never before after the implementation of regulation aimed at making the financial system safer in the headline itself it belies anything resembling truth there it says we're going to rebundle junk into high rated securities. well more than forty six billion dollars a collateralized loan obligation c.l.o. those have been issued so far this year up to may compared to last year all of last year that we saw eighty two billion dollars so this year j.p. morgan says a one hundred billion which we are a record high in more than two thousand and seven and two thousand and six before the last crash and agai

>> i'm shawn from jupiter, florida. >> have you ever had sex with someone you met on the internet? >> no! >> jimmy: split pretty evenly here. >> yes, i have. a few times actually. >> how was it? >> it was great. better than i thought it was going to be. >> jimmy: they held me down and put nickels in my ears. he looked like tim duncan, didn't he? next up? >> adriana nelson from miami. >> have you ever had sex from someone you met on the internet? >> no! >> jimmy: let's not fight about it, guys. let's find out. >> actually, yes, my husband. >> jimmy: what kind of sick person has sex with their husband? she looked like julia roberts, right? i think they shot "pretty woman" out there. maybe she's a hooker, who knows? who's next? >> i'm from chicago, but i'm now based in san francisco. >> have you ever had sex with someone you met on the internet? >> jimmy: has herbert -- never met a herbert before -- had sex with -- let's find out. >> no. no. no, i haven't. had sex with someone on the internet. no. >> but i did buy this giant hat on the internet. i believe we have one more. >> i'm marc

but the daughters moved out, and now sale spends most of her time at her other home, in jupiter, florida, at the exclusive bear's club, where her neighbor is michael jordan and the golf club's members are a who's who of professional golf. where do you spend summers? >> in south hampton. >> so, you got florida, south hampton. you don't really need a place in new york. >> well, i think everyone needs a place in new york. >> oh, good answer. i like that. >> but this place is a lot of home for one person, so sale is selling. can you show us around? >> so, this previously was a library, and it's now a bedroom. >> it was a great idea. >> the other thing that people are so impressed is, how quiet it is because we're right out here and you can't hear a sound. >> anything. >> even her remote-controlled windows are super rich. sure, lots of people have soundproof glass, but not many can say this. >> they're bulletproof, so they're thick and they're coated. i had them coated because of the antiques and the antique rugs and the furniture and the art and the photographs. >> and now for the closet. >>

warner brothers has announced that jupiter ascending will be pushed back from its original july 2014ate. much of the movie was filmed in chicago. scheduled to open february 6, 2015. it's never a good sign when they move a movie from july to february. >> i just know that mila kunis is in there so i'm looking for to that. >> it was filmed here in chicago so people are excited. and star wars seven photos were leaked yesterday this is the biggest leak of all. take a look carried photos posted and that is the millennium falcon.. i don't know who is leaking these pictures but apparently they are putting that together. a link to this will be on my face book page. it will be good. >> i just need those real props. >> that and a roller-coaster and his head will explode. >> we are going to hear about this every single day. >> at least it's not the rollercoaster. >> when does the movie come out? >> december 2016. it's only a year and a half. >> god bless your wife. >> at nerd alert. >> let's take a look at our day. we continue to see showers across the area. rain heavy south of 80. be on the loo

jupiter division decline by 2% in its latest quarter, and then palo alto networks. have terrific technology, but the platform also saves money. eliminating the need. when palo alto reported last wednesday, no surprise to me, the company blew away the numbers, one cent beat that rose 49% year over year. makes me think the company is taking share from the company in the division. palo alto reached a settlement with juniper networks, forks over much less than expected, but stock, at a time when high multiple tech stocks are having trouble getting traction. during the spring sell offfrom the high flyers, the stock dropped from $80 down to $58. it's already bounced back to $74 and change. that's right, pal pallet is only a few points off the all-time high. and pounded the table for you to buy. even though palo alto is far from cheap, i think it deserves to go higher. let's get a closer look with mark mcclakeland. welcome back to "mad money." >> thanks, jim. it's always great to be here. >> you must be so relieved that this juniper lawsuit is behind you, and i bet potenti

night and he had just done a sketch on the show called thanksgiving and the amplified gravity of jupiterpass the turkey i said this show is getting really surreal. i bet i could get something on. >> i said get it on. >> three french clowns. >> do you still have the pink outfits? >> i have a photo of it. and i remember the song. and sure enough, we just pitched a straight face and said you need something to fill the last segment. we are french clowns with divining rod looking for water and we have a little song. he said i want to see it this just you are so weird. so we actually did it. it was on a dare. >> dennis miller in pink, everyone. and we will see everybody for the bolder fresher show friday july 25th on friday. mount rushmore that day. looking forward to that. >> can i be there. >> you can. miller is going to be there)fp, too. >> obama is there with his eyes closed. >> fargo, july 26th: martha maccallum on deck. social media may convict sergeant bergdahl for high crimes. we will present the evidence when we come back. ♪ ♪ yeah ♪ don't stop now, come on mony ♪ come on, yeah ♪ i sa

we have black participation in the revolutionary war, people would name them selves jupiter liberty oreedom to show they would aspire to freedom if not already. frederick douglass tells black man in new york state calling the colored men to arms that against them and freedom will lose half of the luster and this is an opportunity for blacks to prove themselves while establishing a national guard unit in new york state was so important to all black new yorkers but especially black men. >> bleeding into another point another chapter alan some states in illinois and chicago they already secured the african american regiment. and europe producing stare very hip the first with population and money and holland had not achieved the success. so i think it was one of the editorials that blasted the community and said the first is a big social organization. [laughter] then those societies that buried the dead. >> but no political power whatsoever. and tammany hall is a monster. it is controlled by irish-americans the republicans take black for granted and tammany cannot stand them they set up th

launched to focus on competitiveness and connectivity , to foster economic growth, productivity, of jupiter or shift at the focus on partner in. and so the hled hazmat when the vice-president went to mexico and will be beating again. i am optimistic. focusing in this fall. there are a particular areas that i think are relevant to the border. the mexico u.s. entrepreneurship and innovation council this was during cross border on to the door should. i know this you have seen the meetings that have taken place and the border region, but that has launched to border regional economic development strategies, and that is critically important the master plans are being developed. the launching of these new economic strategy is are designed to make sure that we continue to focus on technology, innovation knobs an entrepreneur should as engines of growth. in april the united states and mexico agreed to connect to the mexican small-business development center with similar u.s. centers so that we can make sure the small business owners and entrepreneurs in both countries have the resources of the need

host: from jupiter, florida, this is operate. aubrey on our democrat line.caller: a while back, i read that there was a petition going around vermont for a single-payer system. mynow this about veterans, dad died in a veteran hospital in boston from cancer. six kids in the family. if he had not had the v.a., i don't know what he would have done, he was sick for a long time. my brother was a vietnam veteran so we had world war ii and vietnam. the single-payer thing, i am hoping the aca is someday going to lead to this. there is a lot of redundancy in our system. to the canadian system, we are paying for medical care in so many places it. we can use people say there is not enough money but there is plenty. guest: your point is well taken. as a nation, we end up spending almost twice as much as other countries. have 40 million people who have no health insurance and many more who have high deductibles and high copayments. let's be frank, the function of america health care is not to provide care to all, it is for insurance companies and drug companies to make a

were you planning on writing on jupiter? how do you run out of sky? n? anyway, something captured on twitter. meanwhile, let's head over to heather nauert who has the news. >> we do. out of washington involving the v.a. system and we may finally get some answers today from veterans affairs. acting secretary of the v.a. sloan gibson releasing an internal audit of scheduling practices at the hospitals. gibson has promised to reearn the country's trust one veteran at a time. this as the house committee is set to meet tonight to get updates from the inspector general's office, the government accountability office and the v.a. itself on those secret wait lists. >>> this is not the kind of close-up that sandra bullock is usually ready for. the actress having to call 911 when a guy breaks into her house in los angeles while she was home. police arriving on the scene and arresting the guy on suspicion of burglary and trying to figure out if he's a stalker or what. her publicist says she's, quote, unharmed and fine. >>> talk about having your brother's back, t

host: from jupiter, florida, this is operate. aubrey on our democrat line.caller: a while back, i read that there was a petition going around vermont for a single-payer system. mynow this about veterans, dad died in a veteran hospital in boston from cancer. six kids in the family. if he had not had the v.a., i don't know what he would have done, he was sick for a long time. my brother was a vietnam veteran so we had world war ii and vietnam. the single-payer thing, i am hoping the aca is someday going to lead to this. there is a lot of redundancy in our system. to the canadian system, we are paying for medical care in so many places it. we can use people say there is not enough money but there is plenty. guest: your point is well taken. as a nation, we end up spending almost twice as much as other countries. have 40 million people who have no health insurance and many more who have high deductibles and high copayments. let's be frank, the function of america health care is not to provide care to all, it is for insurance companies and drug companies to make a

. >> reporter: just this week off the coast of jupiter, florida, boaters spotted a great white, currentlyme scientists are now asking, could there be bigger super predator out there? for "today," kerry sanders, nbc news, miami. >> dunn dunn dunn. our next guest started free diving with sharks when she was only 7 years old. now 20, madison stewart has dedicated the last six years of her life fighting to protect sharks. she's just completed her debut documentary. it's called shark girl. good to see you, good morning. >> good morning. >> we'll talk about your documentary in a second, but why don't we just put a little exclamation point on what we just saw. what do yappeou thid to that ten-foot great white? >> whatever it was, i know i want to dive with it. >> you really want to see it? >> yes. dyou think there is suc s supredator sh ldn' i bf there was. there has been in the past, but they're extinct now, that we know of. the thing is, i think it's a good example of what the media does with sharks. sharks get eaten by other sharks. it could have been a bigger shark or a super mystery predato

i think a lot of people think of you, they think "drops of jupiter" when you guys exploded on to the part of that. but stay as true to yourself as you can while you do that. >> and as the band has e mervol your drummer scott underwood left the band. what happened there? >> i think being in a project like this is a marriage and you get to a point where you go in different directions. we were definitely heading in different directions. so this is a way to make all of us a little happier. >> good. >> when you look out at an audience like today and it's pouring rain and they're out there, they're hanging, they're smiling, they know every word, how does that feel? describe that to the mere mortals that are before you right now. >> it's really lovely, but i have a theory that i can't -- no one watching us perform in the rain should be left out there without me. like, the other guys can't really go out there because their gear -- but i can. so it's kind of my responsibility to go share the rain. >> take care of them. >> sometimes when we do live shows in concert, being in the rain makes it

to show up on some plot of some exoplanets some some parallel galaxy and leveraged buyout of some jupiter like moon and end up giving them all the debt nobody wants anything to do with earth anymore well speaking of debt the largest holder of debt or certainly the second or first or second is j.p. morgan they're in the final headline here j.p. . under a billion dollars in loan funds the business. loans and to top rated securities is booming like never before after the implementation of regulation aimed at making the financial system safer in the headline itself it be lies. true there are going to read it will just do high rated secure forty dollars a collateralized nobly.

. >> host: from jupiter florida this is aubrey on the democrats line. go ahead. >> caller: i wanted to ask you a while back i read a bit of a petition going around for a single-payer system, and i notice about the veterans and i want to say that my dad died in a veteran hospital in boston from cancer. six kids in the family. if he hadn't had the va, i don't know what we would have done because he was sick for a long time and my father was also a vietnam veteran so we have world war ii and vietnam. the single repair thing i'm hoping that the aca is going to lead to this because there is a lot of redundant in the system. in so many places you have to find a way to use it and people say -- >> guest: i think your point is well taken. as a nation, we end up spending almost twice as much as other countries and yet we still have some 40 million people that have no health insurance and many more that have high deductibles and high copayments. the reason for that is in many ways let's be frank about it. the function of health care isn't to provide quality care t