. >> of course, that was ruth bader ginsburg in an interview with katie couric for yahoo news.is pete williams. pete, one of the primary messages is she's not going anywhere, she's very happy with the court and has no intentions of leaving any time soon. >> she's practically going door to door to send that message. she did an interview today with reuters. it's very interesting. here's what she says. tell me who the president could have nominated this spring that you would rather see on the court than me. this is this whole discussion liberal thing that she could retire now so that president obama can get somebody through a senate controlled by democrats. she said even if she had retired, the president would have been more likely to choose a compromise candidate than a liberal and told katie couric, i'm here and likely to remain for a while. >> and let's go to her very open, clear comments about the hobby lobby case and how that was decided. let's listen to this. >> all three women justices were in the minority in the hobby lobby decision. do you believe that the five male justi

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is notable katie couric did not ask anything about the legal underpinnings of the case. to what judge andrew napolitano said, these were sexist comments and be fitting someone sitting on our high court. it politicizes the court, undermines the court's authority. i think it was absolutely reprehensible. can you imagine one of the male justices saying the women just don't understand us. imagine the reaction. of the one you could not say that. mary kissel, thanks very much. we are down 70 points on the dow industrials, down 300 yesterday. card be a follow-up to a big sell-off today but we are down 70 and that puts us below 65. who says we in america do not care about soccer? 100,000 fans from all around the country are heading to michigan this weekend for a friendly game between manchester united and rail. it is a friendly -- i you tried to tell me the world cup had no impact? we will be back. thank ythank you for defendiyour sacrifice. and thank you for your bravery. thank you colonel. thank you daddy. military families are uniquely thankful for many things, the legacy of

. >> reporter: in an exclusive interview with katie couric for yahoo news, john foley's brother says u.s. could have done more. >> the united states could have done more on behalf of the western and american hostages over there. and still, you know, dealt with the broader worldwide issues. >> reporter: foley said the u.s. could have considered a prisoner exchange or other options short of paying ransom. but today, the white house said it did all it could. >> i can assure you that we have done everything that we can possibly do to try to bring home our hostages. tragically, we weren't able to rescue mr. foley, but we're going to keep trying for all of our hostages. >> reporter: also today, foley's parents revealed the last e-mail they received from the terrorists, just ten days ago. it still gave some hope that he would be freed. despite the chilling message. "you don't spare our weak, elderly, women or children, so we will not spare yours." the first of which, being the blood of the american citizen james foley. is is isle -- isle isis is tletdlenni to kill more americans. u.s. offic

known for being brutally candid about her opinions, supreme court justice ruth bader ginsburg told katie couricow she feels about her male counterparts on the high court. >> you do feel these five justices had a bit of a blind spot? >> in hobby lobby? yes. >> and "house of cards" fans, you know the motto of vote your district, vote your conscience, don't surprise me. kevin mccarthy is accusing kevin spacey of stealing that for the show. he says that's how he gets his fellow republicans to fall in line when the actor was shadowing him ahead of the filming for the popular political series. and that is your morning dish of "scrambled politics." >>> as always on friday, i'm now joined by the hill's kevin. happy friday. >> happy friday, betty, how are you? >> i'm doing well, but folks in congress might not be too happy this friday. many think it's bad enough that gridlocked congress gets a five-week vacation. >> five weeks. >> even that delayed by one day. they can't agree on border funding. how nasty is this fight over the bill? >> it is nasty and coming down to the wire. last night, meetings going

. >> how much have we heard from katie couric lately? i get your example -- >> you need to find a way to distribute across all platforms and have consistent interface and then monetize that through commerce. key, commerce. >> all right, tracy, thank you for being with us. >> a pleasure. >>> that's our show. my thanks to our guests. i'm scott mcgrew. thank you for making us part of your sunday morning. ♪ >>> welcome to the u.s. bank nbc sports report. here's your host, jimmy roberts. >> and hi again, everyone. coming up, a look back at the 2014 youth olympic games. but first, a big opening saturday night of the college football season highlighted by defending national champion florida state and oklahoma state. in the third, florida state up three. jameis winston, the heisman trophy winner, showing you why. what a run here.

katie couric says, i love sophia vergara but anyone find that schtick offensive? >> i absolutely think it's ridiculous and somebody who started this who i know who she was, has no sense of humor and to lighten up a little bit. wahoo! [ laughter ] >> there you go. virgashe didn't name who it was . >> what someone attached to a seat back that caused a lot of commotion, coming up. >> we want to invite all you pet lovers send us your questions about their health and well-being. email pets@kpix.com or on our facebook page, search kpix/cbs, and we'll have our pet expert give you an answer every friday right here at noon. looks like snow... but ,,,, that will be $22 dollars and 50 cents. $22.50. that's insane! jack. what? it's not even a meal? right now, at my place you can get my spicy chicken club combo. it's my classic spicy chicken breast with bacon and melting cheese on toasted sourdough plus fries and a drink for just $4.99. aww, you're just a big softy. nah, i'm still sad about the popcorn. >>> around the bay today, going to see more sunshine temperatures really h

i just pulled up a tweet here from katie couric who tweets the world has lost a comic genius and huge talent. interviewing robin williams was like taking the wildest roller coaster ride of your life. and i can confirm that because the times i spoke to him was exactly like that. and when we would do these cycling events, we had hours and hours and hours to fill because the races go so long. so you saw robin williams you knew i got 15 or 20 minutes right here. and they were fantastic, always the highlight of the race when he would drop by just towards the end of the race and go on a rift. it was just like the roller coaster ride that katie described. >> and without robin there would not be a comedy scene in san francisco. he paved the way for all of us. such a nice compliment. >> let's go and talk about his movie career because there are such a long list of films and a variety of characters. appeared in boulevard and brooklyn, both released this year. merry frigging christmas and they're in post production, interesting how they will turn out and the reception that they get. in that film

. >> they hired katie couric to be their news source. not just the broadcast networks were the cable networks, it is everybody, including the online players that are investing in original content. i will tell you was a winner -- hollywood. everybody from the actors to writers and producers, everybody is fully employed. the hollywood folks love it because it is more content to be created. >> maybe everybody gets a trophy just for showing up. i want to thank you for showing up, paul sweeney, bloomberg intelligence. my mystery guest will be revealed next but i will give you the final clue. my mystery guest is part of an emmy nominated network. west, go on bloomberg behind-the-scenes and take a look at the new madden football game. madden nfl 15 comes out tomorrow. it is promising to be the most realistic game yet. improved graphics and lots of player data. that is coming up on bloomberg west only on bloomberg. ♪ >> it is time now for mystery guest. my producers assure me it is a special one for me. we have kaluz -- clue number 1 -- my myste

in an exclusive interview with katie couric, they say the u.s. government didn't do enough. >> more could have been done on jim's behalf. >> reporter: the white house says it did everything it could to bring the hostages home. >> we have used our military intelligence to try to find out where our hostages are, to try to rescue them. >> reporter: at the pentagon, dire warnings about isis. >> we believe it's a threat. a threat we need to take seriously. >> reporter: president obama referred to isis at the jv squad compared to bin laden's al qaeda. that was isis then, this is now. >> they have grown in capability with speed. >> reporter: today the fbi sent a bulletin to law enforcement agencies urging them to be individual lent about isis threat. there's no known threat right now. this is a precaution for isis sympathizers. karen travers. >>> they wounded 60 others during friday at the mosque 75 miles northeast of baghdad. it's not clear who carried out the attack, but sunnis are demanding they hand over the perpetrator perpetrators. >>> video that

. >> thank you katie couric for that highly leaning question, and she knocks it out of the park by saying men on the court just didn't understand what was going on because they are not women. i have two names for the justice, janet brown. and diane sykes. circuit court judges who are women who rule against you administration on this mandate in previous cases, they are women with all the lady parts required to understand the issues. >> lady parts? >> it is unfortunate she went there. for by the gender and made the wrong decision. uphold the competitio constituti believe they did just that. this article or case is well-suited on this issue. >> this is an argument on the left, but that they may miss his there is another difference between the justices that ruled this way and the justices that ruled that way. these are liberal and these are conservative. she probably would have been ruling that way. >> are we to assume base in the comments that she influences the decision-making? >> i wen am going to go back toe question, do you think they understand the ramifications which mark what ramifica

. >> katie couric is jellybean and she would not be able to stand up on pedestal and have people -- >is little jealous. >> she sent out angry tweet, it is demeaning. >> don't you think men and women think how beautiful sophia vergara is? women ad hire other women. >> i don't think she is like -- >> you don't think she is beautiful? >> i think she is beautiful. i don't want to make her out some superior being. she is attractive. >> she is superhot and a brick house. a brick house. >> award shows, aren't they sexist anyway? what do they do? these women dress up like princesses and stand on a red carpet. the whole show is about women spinning around on plates, is it not? >> by the way it is about wearing dresses that make you look amazing in pictures. by the way we have a picture of stacy dash with the big honcho around here, mr. bill o'reilly. >> wow. >> look at that. >> that was at the fox party. >> that might be me the little one. >> how was your first encounter with mr. bill. >> it was wonderful. my heart wouldn't stop fluttering. >> i bet he feels the same. >> you are our sofia verg

today, katie couric has more on dancing with the ng.hampion maksim chmerkovskiy and his partner meryl davis is here. now, here's wendy! [ applause ] >> wendy: so good.

you'll be working with katie couric at the online news channel. >> i'm also really excited about this get started at yahoo!. i'm going to miss everybody so much. i'm already starting to tear up. i'm going to miss you on the weekends. i'll will happy to have my weekends back. but i'll miss seeing you on the weekend. but uncle ron, sara, dan, my work husband, it's been an incredible four years. >> it has. it has. let's take a look back. we've had a lot of fun. check it out. ♪ >> good morning, america. i'm bianna golodryga. >> good morning, bianna. >> good morning, robin. we know the market hates uncertainty. the royal contraction watch. george, is what i'm on. the great kate wait continues. good morning, everyone. we have a lot of news to get to this morning. ♪ that's going to be your next adventure. what can we expect? >> we should be retrofitting for energy efficiencies. >> i want to keep these. >> some discomfort. ♪ >> good for you. ♪ >> you remind me of my sister. are you also a prostitute? >> no. i'm actually a reporter with "good morning america." ♪ >> my story this week once agai

megan kelly did a good job of dismantling the argument that katie couric and ruth bader ginsburg werecing an employer to pay for four contraceptives after they agreed to pay for 16. i think it's blown out of proportion. the way to solve all of this, in my opinion, kind of radical, but i think we should have no employer benefits, do everything on the open market, approve all of these drugs over the counter, if your health plan or your government decides they want to pay for it, medicaid or something pay for it, fine. >> then we give huge tax benefits to corporations. >> i'm blown away. i agree with dana, when i was listening to it, i thought, this is a supreme court justice, lumping all contraceptives together? basically saying hobby lobby or an employer shouldn't have the right to keep women from contraceptives. this is exactly what it is not about. hobby lobby was about the contraceptives that they disagree with. if she's making decisions on something so important, wouldn't you think she would have a working knowledge of what's really it's about? >> i think what she's saying is, thes

katie couric is out there doing her thing. not sure what the purpose or mission of? yahoo!oung, old? >> but certainly time will temperature postalibaba especially. >>> in the mobile workplace, conference calls are ubiquitous. so are the things that distract you from those set of conference calls. why no one is listening, and what they're really doing instead. >>> first, rick santelli is always focused. what's he got his eye on today? rick. >> definitely keep our eye on jackson hole. i heard somebody at jackson hole was making fun of technical analysis. so -- what we're going to do is, we're going to compare technical analysis to monetary policy. what gives the best signals? get ready to rumble, after the break! ♪ [ girl ] my mom, she makes underwater fans that are powered by the moon. ♪ she can print amazing things, right from her computer. [ whirring ] [ train whistle blows ] she makes trains that are friends with trees. ♪ my mom works at ge. ♪ ♪ ♪ [ male announcer ] during the cadillac summer's best event, lease this 2014 ats for around $299 a month. hurry in -- this exce

in an interview with katie couric foley's siblings talk about the last hate-filled e-mail the family received from his captors saying "today our swords are unsheathed towards you, government and citizens alike and will not stop until we quench our thirst for your blood quote. >> i don't understand where that type of hate comes from. >> reporter: his brother said the u.s. did not do enough. >> the united states could have done more on behalf of the western and american hostages over there and still dealt with the broader worldwide issues. >> i can assure you that we have done everything that we can possibly do to try to bring home our hostages. tragically we weren't able to rescue mr. foley. but we're going to keep tryinging for all of our hostages. >> reporter: the one thing the government won't do is pay ransom. >> the u.s. government stays committed to the notion we will not fund terrorist organizations. >> reporter: they have paid $165 million to terrorist groups since 2008. well, all u.s. air strikes so far and there have beenen 93 of them over the past two weeks have been on isi

in the meantime, the siblings of james foley sat down with katie couric to discuss their frustrationh. >> you can accomplish both things. the united states could have done more on behalf of the western and american hostages over there and still dealt with the broader worldwide issues and other nations have done that and that's been a source of frustration for me and i really, really, really hope that in some way jim's death pushes us to take another look at our approach, our policy to terrorists and hostage negotiations and rethink that. >> james' brother michael is talking about about countries paying ransom for return of their citizens. we're also learning new information about the email sent to his family. the final message, you do not spare our weak, elderly, women, or children, so we will not spare yours. you and your citizens will pay the price of your bombings. the first of which will be the blood of the american citizen, james foley. he will be executed as a direct result of your transgressions toward us. they are demand the release of someone known as lady al qaeda. so betwe

time of the financial crash and mccain decided to suspend his campaign and then he went on with katie courics take a look. >> when you call up and you call up at the last minute and you cancel a show, ladies and gentlemen, that's starting to smell. i mean, this is not the john mccain i know, by god. >> it's not the same guy. >> it makes me believe something is going haywire with the campaign. >> what do you think it could be? >> i don't know. let letterman off. he's a lightweight. >> blow him off. >> he continued to go after him and after him. it was good for a laugh but also has a real impact. >> john mccain announced his candidacy on letterman. that was the year letterman said the road of the white house goes through me and mccain eventually came back on the show and apologized objectly. i remember saying, this is a presidential candidate who doesn't want to offend him. this tells you something about where the power now lies. >> jon stewart also has a lot of power in this equation. >> jon stewart is most popular among younger people, younger voters. he's doing satire beyond just one-liners

in the interview with katie couric, were you surprised how forthright she was on that topic?lutely. i said before i thought it sounded more like a post-retirement interview than a pre-retirement interview. i've really never seen her being so candid before. >> yeah, she really seemed to be unburdening herself and supreme court justices can be often rather cagy when they're giving interviews. she was definitely not. >> she wasn't. you know, i think shthat she really did that interview on purpose to come out and say, i'm not going anywhere. i'm still sharp as a tack. she's recently gotten the nickname notorious rbg. they're not calling elena kagan notorious elena kagan. she wrote a scathing 35 page s dissent in the bobby lobby decision. she doesn't seem to be weakening or slowing down and wants to come out and say, look, i'm not going anywhere. >> part of this is after justice stephens' retirement, she's taken on the role of captain of team liberal on the court. the hobby lobby dissent she wrote is formidable. she built the most seen wror and kind of the most forceful of the lib

in an interview with katie couric, she praised the creator of the tumblr page. >> i think she has createdderful thing with notorious rbg. i will admit i had to be told by my law clerks what's this notorious, and they explained that to me. but i think her website is something i enjoy, all of my family do. cheers for doing that. >> and for those speculating about whether the 81-year-old justice plans to retire soon, the notorious rbg had this response. all i can say i'm still here and likely to remain for a while. in the words of the other notorious, if you don't know, now you know. which is why he's investing ain his heart health by eatingw. kellogg's raisin bran ® good morning dad. hi, sweetie. here's another eye opener, not only is kellogg's raisin bran ® heart healthy, but its a delicious source of potassium. mom make you eat that? i happen to like raisins. now that's what i'm talkin' about. invest in your heart health. with kellogg's raisin bran ®. ♪searching with devotion ♪for a snack that isn't lame ♪but this... ♪takes my breath away television announcer: mattress discounters' $197 m

she did not mince words about her future during an interview of katie couric of yahoo!should the political climate and your consideration of your replacement be factors in your decision? >> i am still here. and likely to remain for a while. >> this is -- i'm familiar with this story because it's -- supreme court justices tend to be older. they certainly tend to get old. that's what life will do. so this issue comes up whenever they get, you know, into their 70s or even past 80 and it really becomes a fascinating human question about, you know, you feel vibrant and certainly mentally, physically, you want to keep active and relevant and at the same time, you know, just given the nature of the court, look, if your party's president is in power, good time to leave. if the other party's president is, bad time to leave. i was thinking authorize marshall was waiting for a democratic president to come there and in 1999 when his health isn't going to hold up enough it's never going to happen. the republicans are going to keep winning and 1991 he decides to retire and clarence t

. >> katie couric did a col colonoscopy live on tv. could -- >> you're making a joke about this again. i don't -- i don't -- okay. maybe you know, let me think. >> live on television, you know. >> yeah. i had a colonoscopy so i'm all set. i'm good. thank you, kevin conyers, we'll be watching. stocks at you just saw it up about 7%. >> just one more quick question. there's no prep, so to speak. >> there's no prep. >> no prep at all. >> you don't have to drink all that stuff? >> this is a simple, and easy as it gets and it's widely accessible. this test cologuard for the first time you can screen a population with the help of u.p.s. it's a big deal. >> and there is a book that you read as a kid, everybody, you know, poops at some point. >> my kids have read that one. >> all right. coming up. >> thank you. >> thank you very much. >> coming up, the latest roller coaster scare leaving 24 people dangling 75 feet above the ground. it may have been a good time for all of these people to get tested they were probably pretty frightened. do incide