joining us, melissa berman, president and ceo of rockefeller philanthropy advisors and lance slaughter, chief development officer of the als association. thank you both for being here today. >> a pleasure. >> pleasure to be here. thank you. >> i would like to talk a little about what we have seen happening. lance, you have seen politicians, celebrities, business leaders, sports figures, everybody dousing themselves with ice water to raise awareness and money for als. as of friday it raised more than $31 million. i just wonder, were you surprised when this all took off? >> we are pleasantly surprised. and just to provide an update, as of friday morning, it's raised over $53 million. >> wow. >> we are absolutely thrilled about that. we are surprised. it's important to note that this did begin within the als community as an awareness campaign with a challenge to contribute some funds to the cause. but it grew as an awareness campaign and i think the dynamic that showed up, and this is really philanthropy 101, is that it promoted concern. as people became more aware about it and even as th

lance, i stick with coca-cola. it is strong brand with good balance sheet but sells something the public is less interested in than they used to be. i was reading one article about the freefall of coke and diet coke among consumers. granted they have other products. can they survive with premier brand on the downside? >> yeah. i think they will, as you said, great balance sheet. good strong cash flow. hefty dividend yield. again in this market, people are still chasing yield when there is newer money in money markets. so that is one issue. they can survive. they continue to acquire and expand their overall product database from water to juices and others. there is plenty of upside and potential stability for the company. liz: i want to get to rob's picks because what you do might be comfortable for some of our viewers and that is pick baskets of stocks. you have etfs here. i-shares, industrials and technology. the cycle of tech, where the big companies in the world put off buying a whole bunch of computers for thei

lance armstrong joins us now on the phone.ance, thanks for being here. >> absolutely. >> how did you and robin become friends? >> well, i don't really remember an act moment. i had heard over the years that he was a fan of cycling. so when we first started racing the tour and went in the tour, he would send messages or send notes. then all of the sudden he started coming to the races and actually coming to the tour to be supportive. and it just evolved over the years. >> so we understand that you used to ride bikes together. and last year on the daily show, robin williams talked about that. let's listen. >> i used to ride with lance in the old days. >> oh really? >> i used to ride behind the unibowler. >> did you really? you rode with lance armstrong? >> i rode with one once or twice. he is so good, he would be on the phone, hands free. i was like you bastard! >> was he cracking jokes while you would ride together? >> he was always cracking jokes. and he was, as you guys are probably well aware, and i've heard many, many stori

and lance was [ bleep ] around with that gun.d the gun went off. >> reporter: later that day, they track down the third electrician, and trent pasano corroborates the story. listen as he explains how he nearly became the victim in this case, saying the bullet just missed him. >> and he goes, bam. and i went like this. son of a bitch. and i looked, and there was a hole, and it was smoking. >> reporter: it turns out that private eye was right, the bullet slicing through the wall in room 349 and heading directly for fleniken, striking him in the groin area and shooting straight up to his heart, all while he was sitting there watching "iron man 2," all of that internal damage caused by a single shot from that 9-millimeter handgun. afterward, mueller quickly packing up the gun and returning it to his truck, exiting the hotel with a bag then returning moments later without it. and never telling anyone, those electricians try to cover both their tracks and that bullet hole. >> reporter: and what was it they put in there? >> toothpaste.

lance? gentleman from missouri gets to ask another question. mississippi. i thought you were really long. [laughter] >> that hurt. thank you, mr. chairman. a couple of questions i would have. one would be, if we're looking at this -- dr. gay, if i may ask the question, in your testimony you state that football players at the elite levels are shedding equipment to increase speed and mobility. the decision on which helmet to wear is their own, and other often chooses a helm which looks, shape, feel, perhaps over its collision are cushioning ability our futures. do some position or different levels of cushioning? and if so would you recommend a special helmet for a specific

neighbors held flags as lance corporal andrew galiana just returned from a tour in afghanistan. in honor of his service, august 9th has been named andrew galiano day in audubon park. everyone showed up showed up to say thank you. >> because of you, every day in america is a beautiful day. >> lance corporal galiano is a graduate of audubon high school. >>> they are picking up trash in the mantua section of philadelphia. they focused on the area around the amtrak train tracks on mantua avenue it's the future a mantua green way project. >> the birds are back this town after a rough start to the preseason in chicago. hear from chip kelly and nick foles next in >> jech jeff has a -- jeff skeverski has a check on sports, talk about a loveable guy, i mean charlie manuel not you. >> reporter: i think people understand. charlie manuel has been in the game almost his whole life. it's been almost a career since they kicked charlie to the curb, now he is welcomed back with open arms. panel manual's plaque will be unveiled among the greatest names in franchise history and led them to the wor

melissa: lance, what do you think?> at that time tale tear for the -- tattletale for the sharing economy. this is controversial topic. really is. so many people are doing this in new york under cover of technical digital darkness that who is really going to use this? but it's a problem -- >> expose shempp. >> legislative left actually because it is question whether or not people are breaking law by renting out rooms for less than 30 days. melissa: scott martin what do you think, use airbnb? >> i haven't checked it out. i use uber and lyft similar disruptive technologies that people find benefit from. melissa: jonathan? >> that is the whole point. big unfortunate difficulty airbnb had legislatively. the government coming in saying you can't rent your property how you think. not so much the fact other people are at that time telling on them. >> actually people renting the wrong property. >> government -- melissa: for another day. gentlemen, thanks to all of you. >>> standoff between russia and ukraine intensifies. report

lance, who will win this race? we've seen amazon, google? >> the u.s.overnment who will decide where and when you can fly drones over public airspace because nobody is flying anything until the regulation is in place. i know google says they want to be a part of the discussion. they seem to be encouraged but i don't know what that means. jo ling: todd, what do you make of this? competition is there but is it all novelty? >> it is novelty, the biggest concern google has to get over, showing united states population that drones are not things brought to wars. and unmanned flying vehicles that can be used for positive things. i think disaster relief could be one place or drought checking crops, those kind of things. so people are not afraid of all this. not shooting weapons down at them or drone spying on them. jo ling: that is the way they want to spin it. >> anti-drone, exactly. >> going gill started project like delivering cpr machines on the fly. jo ling: exactly. >> they realized, oh, wait, the emergency services can get their faster. situations where

neighbors holding flags cheered as lance corporal andrew galano. he joined the marines 2 years ago and just returned from tour in afghanistan. august 9 is named andrew galiani day. >> this happened to be a bite full day weather-wise. because of you, because of all that serve our country brave men and women every day as americans are beautiful day. >>> lance corporal galiano is graduate of audobon high school and serves as local volunteer firefighters. >> local students were awarded scholarships tonight to ease pressure to paying clem education. 25 recent high school graduates were chose tone receive 2,000 dollar scholarships from the dunkin donut. they were granted before tonight's union game in pp&l part chester. tonight's union game in pp&l part chester. based on here in york, pennsylvania we've built the largest distributor of kitchen cabinets in the nation. we've got american-made products that are beating out chinese imports. so, i know pennsylvania can be a leader in manufacturing and we can make things again. but we have to invest in educati

i was scared in the race because i knew he road with lance armstrong and great competitors and i thought, i am outclassed and he said, girl, can you do it, you can finish. i finished. it was hardest ever but i got encouragement being next to him. >> you get impressions from reading that he was the nicest guy, the nicest guy. >> he finished 4th. i finished 9th, not that i am competitive. >> that is my professional memory. >>> amazing how he touched so many, whether comedy or doubtfire" coming from a divorced family amazing the different emotions and genie, he made that movie my favorite movie because it was show and he popped up and all heck breaks loose. >>> we have thunderstorms around reno moving away and there is where the activity will be again today coming into downtown with clouds and mid-to-upper 50's west portal and portrero hill through the ferry ending and across the golden gate bridge and 61 headed to downtown the financial district at 60. we are in the upper 50's around san leandro palo alto and saratoga and upper 50's around american cap wherein and petaluma and 60 in half m

joining us right now, melissa berman and lance slaughter of the als foundation. thank you both for being here today. >> a pleasure. >> a pleasure to be with you, thank you. >> i would like to talk about what we've seen happening. lance, you've seen politicians and celebrities and business leaders and sports figures, dousing themselves with ice water to raise money for als. it raised more than $31 million. i wonder, were you surprised when this all took off? >> we're pleasantly surprised and just to provide an update as a friday morning, it's raised over $53 million so we're actually thrilled about that. we're surprised, it's important to know that within the als community as an awareness campaign with a challenge to contribute some funds to the cause. but it grew as an awareness campaign. and i think the dynamic that showed up and this is philanthropy 101, it promoted concern. as people became more aware about it and even if the first few participants didn't have an understanding and others who did started to learn about it taen research it and understand the dev

staying with us out of houston, lance roberts wealth management, lance, i want to pick up on. >> of theyou make in your employment research. you point out that despite the strong gains we've had recently, that the working age population gains have outpaced the gains they've made in the employment market since the crisis. but how much and how big a concern is this? >> well, it's a fairley big concern because a lot of the analysis that we talked about and, of course, the federal reserve itself is really banking, you know, on this idea of this return to full employment, which is why they're going to start raising interest rates. when you are simply hiring at the rate of population growth, and really no more than that, what that tells you is that corporations are simply hiring enough individuals to deal with the incremental increases of demand simply caused by employment growth. they're not really reaching out and hiring a lot of individuals in anticipation of the stronger economic growth cycle. that's a real concern here because the fed is suggesting that by the unemployment rate being at

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. >> reporter: 5-year-old lance alameda could only say about 10 words until he started using an ipad. >> they crashed. >> it's helped him exponentially. >> reporter: lance was part of a study at ucla that looked at about 60 children with autism all about 5 years old. half received speech therapy about six months. the other half used an ipad. children with access to the ipad on average doubled the amount of words in their vocabulary. >> if you enter the study with fewer than 20 words, you maybe exited the study in six months with 100 words, which is quite significant. >> reporter: researchers say the earlier in therapy children get their hands on one of these tablets, the better the results. dr. connie cassery says the children benefit because the tablet allows for repeated practice. the device can help clarify words the child is struggling with and the child may feel less pressure to communicate. >> by the end of therapy he was able to use enough words and confident enough in his own ability to speak that he started to not use it or rely on it as much. >> reporter: lance's parents say

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he said that at a time when it was essential for journalists to step forward to lance a boil of fear and intimidation that had gripped official washington for years and the entire country as well. that was 1954. here we are in 2014, and the events today are part of i think a very strongly accelerating effort across this country to lance a boil of fear and intimidation. we do not talk anymore so much of a chilling effect. we talk about a freezing effect. we talk about ice cubes that congeal. we talk quite properly and accurately about an obama administration that seems determined to gut the meaning of the first amendment. as the petition that we presented this morning to the department of justice spells out, is really the functionality of the first amendment that matters. it is a brief petition that i would like to read the entire brief text to you. "to president obama and attorney general holder, your effort to compel james risen to reveal his sources is an assault on freedom of the press. without confidentiality, journalism would be reduced to official stories in situations antithet

meet lance. lance is thinking about switching to samsung though he's not ready to admit it.he's thinking about it all the time... [hushed] but he is. [whisper] i am. of course you are. luckily for lance, there is a place where he can take samsung for a test-drive and where its easy to make the switch. the samsung experience shop, only at best buy. trade in any working smartphone and get $50 towards the purchase of select samsung galaxy smartphones. >> pelley: more than eight million people have signed up for obamacare. but many others have been left out. millions of americans can't afford the new health insurance exchanges. for the sake of those people obamacare told the states to expand medicaid, the government insurance for the very poor. but 24 states declined. so, in those states, nearly five million people are falling into a gap-- they make too much to qualify as "destitute" for medicaid, but not enough to buy insurance. as we first showed you in april, we met some of these people when we tagged along in a busted rv called the "health wagon," medical mercy for those lef

we want to get thoughts from lance umenoff of national, who joins us to respond.t active users generally, daily active users, i should say, looks well below estimates. >> yeah. i think this is what's tough for them. you know, they said that they're really hurting on the facebook side. and you know what's funny is every day i get requests from friends to join them and play candy crush saga and i'm not interested. and i think, you know, it's not the newest thing. and with these games, it's what is the newest thing. and people can move on. the games are all very similar, so it's pretty easy to supplant it with another one. as i thought about this, i know that the key is the active users. they have to continue to grow or replace it with brand new games. so, notable here, obviously, they've got the other games are moving in, they also have an acquisition that they announced, which i think may be part of a way of bringing in new people who haven't been introduced to their games. >> interesting point. i guess no one here is interested in "bubble witch 2" saga? >> not me.

he was a friend of lance armstrong.e pumped up the giants crowd in 2010 in game one of the national league division. the giants took to twitter to say he didn't win an as car for this performance, but it helped the giants. williams was a supporter of lance armstrong and his live strong foundation. rest in peace, i will remember you as one hell of a friend. i love you and will miss ewe terribly. >>> tony stewart pulled out of the dirt race this weekend. he struck and killed a man last weekend. still no word if stewart will race this weekend in michigan at the nascar event there. >>> on a lighter note, payton and eli manning are at it again. check out their commercial. ♪ ♪ it's like a fantasy ♪ fantasy ♪ like catching a football that came from me ♪ >> yeah. this commercial has it all including cameos with joe nameth, their mom and dad floating in outer space. they keep it real. they are funny. peyton manning is always doing something. they make a lot of money. >> ka-ching. >> thanks so much. >>> remembering robin williams

i'm heart broken and against lance armstrong rest in peace, robin. i will always remember you as one hell of a friend. i love you and miss you terribly. me a farrell no, robin williams, you were so loved. george wallace saying shout out to my friend robin williams 63 great years of laughter, rest in peace and jenny mccarthy saying rest in peace to one of the greatest comedic and dramatic actors of our time miss you very much. greta. >> trace, if you will stand by with us. he we will go with michael tamara who is host of in the fox light. michael? >> hey, greta. good evening. can you hear me. >> good evening. live right now at the red carpet for the new movie freedomming and premiering. it's tough news. people are in shock tonight. >> i imagine -- i can't even imagine a red carpet. i imagine this is going down the red carpet so quickly everyone hearing the news statement from his life is heart breaking. he made us laugh so much. tonight he does the opposite to us. >> one of the great, great talents. so many good movies. goodwill hunting, fisher king,

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lance and dr. cassidy have brought this bill forward. it is amazing to me as we have lived through there legislative process for obamacare, and then the launch of obamacare, the failed rollout and obamacare and now we get to the implementation and where the cost is going to be. as dr. cassidy was mentioning, we are now hearing it isn't really a tax. this is going to be a fee. well the fee is going to go to a fund. it seems as if what they are doing is trying to convolute the issues as all people know that their insurance cost is going up but they are not sure who and how to blame. one of the biggest complaints we get is about insurance cost, access, narrow networks, and everything is costing more. and then people will say now we hear the insurance companies want you to bail them out. don't you dare bail them out. so if you were with me in my district that is what you would hear. and much of it is based on the experienced tennesseens had with a failed program called ten care. i know mr. hazelmyer that you all at heritage have looked at th

james foley is a free- lance journalist whose work has been including n-b-c and the p-b-s news hour. abducted in syria in 2012. four people were sent to the hospital for minor injuries. after a car, being chased by police, smashes into a cafÉ in sausalito. all of it caught on surveillance video. the suspect car, clips another vehicle in the intersection. rams a parked mini-van and then plows onto the sidewalk. mowing down tables and chairs. one customer was pinned. he was later freed by bystanders, and suffered only scrapes. one of the two people inside this car. which was sent crashing into the wall of a hair hospital. as was the suspect's girlfriend, and her two- year old toddler, who were trapped inside the car for a time. the suspect allegedly took off and ended up climbing onto the roof of another nearby restaurant. a man who works nearby says, he followed the suspect to try and talk him into surrendering. the suspect eventually jumped from the roof and was taken into custody. after being released from the hospital, 20 -year old derrick mccann was booked into jail. some of the c

lance hedrick/patrulla de caminos la patrulla de caminos dice que el conductor del camion perdio el control y se volco. el hombre sufri heridas menores. por varias horas, tres carriles quedaron completamente bloqueados, generando caos vial en una va bastante congestionada... blanca y priscila utilizaron el transporte publico. cada una tenia un destino al que llegar. pero no sabian lo ocurrido, y por ende, su agenda del dia se vio alterada. priscila lepe "de donde vienes? -del doctor y vi que hay cola. -un camion se volco en la autopista -oh de veras? -a donde iba? -ahorita iba a ir a un restaurant ojala y no me retrace porque tengo que agarrar el bus" blanca gutierrez "habia tomado el tren para llegar mas rapido pero cuando me baje, vi que habia mucho trafico y va a afectar para donde voy a ir porque voy a tomar el bus ahorita" los conductores que iban a tomar la autopista, al enterarse de lo ocurrido reaccionaron... elvira "esta todo planeado -para no agarrar el trafico? -para no agarrar el trafico -como se enteraron de este accidente? -apenas ahorita con usted" mos "van a tomar la 87 nort

. >> university of kansas professor where lance rake knew he could turn the local nuisance into a groundbreaking wheels. >> why did we choose this one. >> because it's big enough. we want something with a big diameter, green, maybe three years old seems like the strongest so this is perfect. but it cuts pretty easily. bamboo is just a grass. >> it's some grass. >> it's tougher than my saw right now. >> could i try? >> you might have better luck than i am. there you go. >> it ate the saw! all right timber! >> you got it? >> yep. >> so where are we headed next with the bamboo? >> it's only about three blocks. >> and this is how the supply chain moves at hero bikes. >> all right? turning left. >> for three weeks, professor rake and a group of students tinkered with prototype bamboo frames finally coming up with a mash-up hybrid called the semester. >> which part makes this completely innovative? >> i think the most innovative part is actually being able to make a composite with having carbon fiber with the bamboo. >> so walk me through what we have here. >> we take our bamboo and split it. and the

born in new york or scott wiener in new jersey or jose and i from boston or supervisor campos from lance we're the beacons for the rest of the world for the diversity the idea that today, we have a symbol that's a beacon for the rest of the world is a symbol that used to stand for had a and for intolerance and death the fact we'll turned that around is an incredible day i'm honored and delighted to be part of it thank you patrick for your leadership and let's go celebrate with the goats and flours happy pride weekend everyone (clapping.) thank you supervisor chiu please welcome supervisor david campos >> thank you no one can top the comedy of tom, i won't try i'll make a couple of points this is a special day for me as a kid born in guatemala mall i think of the kids still in guatemala who are gay and can't be who they are there are countries that's the case it's true in this country and region in the bay area we've come far but we haven't come far enough as much as the lgbt community has accomplished most of the communities don't have the rights we enjoy in san francisco and within cali

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actually toured with lance armstrong for a long period of time. fan of the sport. and -- talk about a region -- renaissance man, just a shocking loss. >> and if you just joined us, we learned about the loss of robin williams this afternoon. the call came into 911 reporting a man who was not breathing in tiburon, confirming sadly that robin williams was dead at the age of 63. the suspected cause of death, they are saying suicide due to asphyxiation. and we really want to learn the cause of death. we were talking about how williams had been so open in his struggle about sobriety and depression. that is a really difficult disease. >> and unfortunately, so many stand-up comedians suffer from this type of thing. and you only find out about it years later. but i don't know why that is the case. it seems to be fairly common. and there is a dark side that goes along with it. let's try to go back and see if we can listen into the sound with sandy patel interviewing robin williams years ago at the bike race. >> its like nascar without explosion. people just

michael lance captured this practice run right on the lakefront on friday.hael rice was out at all st beach and caught the real thing on saturday. blue angels flew over. a beautiful day for the air and water show on saturday. this is the one that went into the hawaiian islands. the flight from honolulu back to san francisco on her way back to some chicago. captured the hurricane clouds off from a distance. pilots tend to give hurricanes a wide berth it is clear that its pilot did just that. the spectacular thunderheads over superstition moment. this one from kelly robinson heading back to chicago. >> the sun emerges before it is all over. the mushers still floating around in an atmosphere being heated by 80 degree temperatures. 20 percent of the women get a shower thunderstorm. about the same thing tomorrow. wednesday night to see some scattered storms come back. an orange in the area now. >> 73 in chicago. >> i was sure the warmer temperatures run on the area. >> squaw to lift and ultimately give way to blue skies. >> here's the weather map and motion. as t

. >> lance briggs is looking good at training camp after missing seven games last season. he jokes that he has lost a step. after 12 seasons he knows what he wants his career to end some day. the bulls' chairman denies the sun times report that a rift is between derek rose. indebted that he has heard about the tension between the two sides. he is never seen it himself. >> that is a look at himself. >> that is a look at sports. a1 im as will be the tone recess for the rest of the afternoon. there'll be more dry hours in rainy our spirit that is the good news at least for the weekend. for flight from her son from chicago's what we will be seen from the ground. these towering thunderheads. the uc the waxing crescent moon? >> yesterday the miracle of a weather satellite. >> one of these thunderstorm clouds. you can see how these things have come blossomed. that translates to run on stable atmosphere. it will produce lumber and thunderstorms. not everybody will see them. if you're under one of these things without a tower right here. they're a concentrated rainfall. more than a

decisions are made in ohio, and the people of toledo are on the receiving end of those decisions and lancing, michigan, are the--is the place where the decisions are made in michigan. and both those--they have rich farming areas. look, the farmers are an enormous part of the economy, there are a lot of issues, you've got mining issues and pipeline issues and any number of other issues that are on the table that great lakes have an interest in. in this case the science is there. it's clear what needs to be done and it's clear who needs to do it. you change the federal law to do t but that doesn't seem very likely given washington but the last allow the states to take action. the laws would have to be changed to give the epa a lot more authority than they have right now. >> joining our discussion now from toledo, ohio, christine meyer, professor of ecologically at the university of toledo's lake erie center. welcome to the program. have you had a glass of water yet? >> i have, i have, good toledo tap water. >> was there any second thoughts when you opened up the tap? was there recommendation t

lance arius, off to kcal. -- to cal. [applause] wang june.avid thank you sir. represented jared huffman. [applause] and our very empathetic and compassionate leader, nancy pelosi, thank you so much. [applause] and our moderator dana king. [applause] [captioning performed by national captioning institute] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2014] >> on the next "washington attorney former deputy general william youmans talks about the role history of the justice department's civil rights division, how civil rights investigations are determined, and the division's role in the ferguson, missouri case. we begin our series on modern clinical campaign with a look at fundraising. our guests are the senior political strategist for the sheraton group, and joanna burgos, is strategist with ourmessage.inc. you can join the conversation on facebook and twitter. "washington journal" is live at 7:00 a.m. eastern on c-span. c-span, a look at how the health care law has been implemented in seven father -- southern states. speakers will include alice rivlin, as w

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official in the middle of these negotiations about that, and he predicted that the violence would lance through the weekend into next week and by then both sides would actually get back to the table right now. they're refuse to go talk to each other. but what is happening egyptian officials are speaking to officials from hamas and palestinian officials and separately to israeli officials so there are two tracks. eventually that track will be right back in cairo, but for now the talks seems to be dead. >> nick schifrin live for us in jerusalem. thank you very much. as that fighting in gaza begins again, the effort toss rebuilt is once again put on hold. the damage in gaza is extensive. a >> when the dust finally settles in gaza, the rebuilding will begin. the destruction has been widespread and comprehensive. out of a population of 1.8 million, nearly 60,000 people have lost their homes. hundreds of businesses and factories have been destroyed, and gaza's only power plant was severely crippled by israeli bombardment. minute authorities think it will cost three times of its economic outpu

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