. >> rose: we continue our conversationcourt with laurences new book is called the uncertain justice, the roberts court and the constitution. >> you can begin to see not in the standard divisions of five to four but the under currents, the important trends in the court about privacy, about race, about gender, about sexual orientation, about the way we lead our lives. and i thought it was time to make those things more understandable for a general audience, not just for specialists. and to get beyond the kind of simplified stereotypes of right versus left because that's not where it's really at. >> rose: we conclude this evening with a new documentary about mike meyers, the actor and comedian. it is about shep gordon who also joins us. the film is called supermensch. >> there are people in the world that need to protect inhibition. because the hollywood system and all that stuff is a great system, make fantastic movies, envy of the world, you know. if rome ruled the world with flanx. it requires people like shep to protect it. >> laurence tribe, mike meyers and shep gordon, next. >> th

ted olson writes -- i am pleased to have laurence tribe back at this table. ted olson, very nice praise. >> he is an evenhanded and fair guy. >> justice roberts will be there for a long time. >> he has been there for nine years and you can see not in the standards divisions of 5-4 but the under currents, some important trends about privacy, about race, about gender, about sexual orientation, about the way we lead our lives and i thought it was time to make those things more understandable for a general audience. not just for specialists. and to get beyond the simplified stereotypes of right versus left because that is not where it is at. >> it is all these labels we tend to put. >> journalists are busy and they have their own lives. they're beginning to realize that the court's decision affect their lives and they want some easy answers, but what i tried to show in this book is that although the answers are interesting they are not easy. hl mencken once said that every complicated problem has an easy answer and it is usually wrong. in fact the answer that the

counties affected laurence, washington -- cities effected laurence and washington. the counties mare sauvign m rar. this is until 3:15 eastern time. from you in the path of this storm right outside of indianapolis, just on the north, west side of the city, take cover now. find your safe spot. get into that lowest interior room away from windows. very very dangerous. so take cover now. this is until 3:15 eastern ti . the. there's a new revelation. it says records of dead veterans were changed or physically altered some even in recent weeks to hide so many people died while waiting for care at the phoenix v.a. hospital. a whistle blower told cnn in sunny revelations that point to a new cover up in the ongoing va kerry. whether that leverage works. i think the leverage now is that iraq is in real crisis that the leaders are truly fearful of their country falling apart. leverage but even with that leverage. secretary kerry says, yes, he received assurances over his two trips the last couple of days. he went to baghdad yesterday and to the north, he received ass e assura

we also (clapping) we've mentioned the main room is named after our first public person laurence there's a beautiful bust it was xhiktsz in our artist it here deanna there she is it's a beautiful piece of art (clapping) okay. now without further ado, you've heard repeatedly the wonderful support we've had from the friends of the library our executive director here is talk about his work director scott (clapping.) thank you lewis it's a great pleasure to be here. you you've passed the bond that built the building but you made all the furnishings and stacks i helped to raise from $20 to $79,000 we've got over 4 hundred and 36 donors who given so thank you for your generous support you'll see the names on the wall and if you want to make a donation one gentleman gave me a check for $1,000 this afternoon. we wouldn't have done this without the support of julie i want to call out julie (clapping) there's a couple of other people i want to thank minimizing i didn't for the honk honk they've provided food in the ecology so thank you to them. again, thank you all for your support (clapping) >> a

investigators are look to go see if laurence is connect today any other crimes. >>> and what's in a name? landmark ruling for the redskins. the us patent office cancelling their trademark. what it means for the team. >> and house cat becomes fast friends with a links. how this could be the washington links, how is that? how this kat man and dollars to see his friend, even when he was locked up behind glass in we'll have the story for you coming up in the trends with kacie. >> defrock pastor from pennsylvania fighting for his job. lost his job for officiating his son's same sex wedding since being defrocked he has become a voice for the movement of change to the church policy on homosexuals. woe like to get his credentials back. he will be before a panel to argue his punishment was illegal under church law. he said he is hoping for a re-flocking. >> 5:41 the time. let's get to your weather on the one's with sue serio on active morning, sue. >> you may be up little earlier than normal because the thunder woke you up. it happened for a lot of us. couple of hours ago, but now, we're just lef

counties affected laurence, washington -- cities effected laurence and washington.is is until 3:15 eastern time. from you in the path of this storm right outside of indianapolis, just on the north, west side of the city, take cover now. find your safe spot. get into that lowest interior room away from windows. very very dangerous. so take cover now. this is until 3:15 eastern time.

. >> they say laurence targeted cvs stores in the northwest and southwest sections and often carry aid gun. >>> a serial shop lifter with an obsession with whitening strips kit again in exton. he stole over $1,000 worth of whooit strips into trash bags and walked out on sunday. if you recognize him call west white land township. call the police. police believe he hit stores in philadelphia, montgomery and lancaster county as well. >>> a man accused of vandalizing his neighbor's home with tomatoes and eggs and other objects will seek help for alcohol abuse. he faced 44 counts of criminal mischief and had been targeting his neighbor's house since 2008. now they are seeking a stay while he seeks treatment for 60 days, the charges will be reviewed after that and possibly dropped. >>> the firefighters made quick work of this fire, this is the 6700 block of musgrave street as crew as tacked the flames, the fire started insides of a first floor apartment and nobody was hurt. the cause is still under investigation. >> a beloved mercer county diner destined for the dump is getting a second chan

the defendants-- gang members laurence denard and willie torrence-- were convicted of first degree murder. officials hope the verdict sends a message to those committing violent crimes in oakland. denard and torrence are facing life in prison. they are expected to be sentenced july 22nd. coming up. a driver veers off a bay area freeway and crashes into someone's backyard. we'll show you what happened. and a verdict has been reached in the british phone hacking scandal. ithe part of us that a littwants to play,on. wants to be mischievous, wants to run free, all you have to do is let it out. find your inner minion only at the despicable me minion mayhem ride at universal studios hollywood. leto t oneobying you waysante at uversy ofhoen, belve ery ecati- not st os- shou be ilt ound thcare thayou want. imine at. your family killed in the back of of the bay bridge. if you decide to take public transit this morning and avoid the backup of the laser for the weather on caltran a strain of the many metro. a form for your ride along mark. >>mark:a scary moment for a vallejo homeowner. a car veered

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invokedrdian" said he golden memories of laurence olivier in the role. here's a look at the trailer. >> what? can the devil speak true? >> you look like an innocent flower. this -- this dagger which i see before me. ♪ the doors are open. mocking their charge. >> the dagger. order. [laughter] >> i'm pleased to have sir kenneth branagh back at this table. have you been waiting to do this? >> i have. circling it. the copy of the play it first came across was on our kitchen table when i was about 10 or 11 years old. my brother five years older than me was doing it at school and i saw these three weird sisters on the cover. that was my first introduction to macbeth. it's the same copy i have every night. it's it's on my dresser. >> do you need to do it at a time in your life? actingd a great old school mentor her used to run the royal academy of dramatic arts. you have to wait whenever you are the right age. he said to me in my late dirties that i was still too young. i did not understand it. i listened to him. i revered him. -- he said to me when i was in my

the idea is the brain child of a law professor laurence lessig and is backed by some of the biggest namesnce lessig and he is also professor of law at harvard. larry, what is the plan here with the mayday pac? >> we want to build a pac that's going to be big enough to win a congress committed to fundamental reform by 2016. to do that, we're going to run a series of races in 2014 both to figure out what messaging, what way to intervene will work and also to send a message to congress that this is serious and voters care about it. when we come back in 2016, they better be on the right side of this issue. >> so the idea is you're actually raising real money to have a real operational superpac that is going to play in races and it's going to play in races on the issue of campaign finance? >> that's right. we have raised the money for 2014. we have raised a significant start of this money through just kickstarting it. on may 1st we launched this kick start where we said we wanted to raise $1 million in 30 days. 13 days into that 30 days we had crossed the million dollar mark. last week i annou

. >> laurence harris. >> you're going to call. >> how does the conversation go?>> we talk about everything. >> gives me different kind of advice. i look forward to it. >> jim says older people especially seem to enjoy the call. >> hello. >> he met louise at a dance 32 years ago. >> how have you been? >> i'm been real good. i get an older person they're hungry for somebody to talk to. i got a guy right now we'll talk 45 minutes, i don't know a word he says. he don't talk very loud, i'll keep saying yeah, yeah, that's right. i let him go on talking. >> he does sometimes four or five of these calls a day. it's very time consuming. ip an age where friending someone involves little more than clicking a mouse it's nice to see someone making a genuine effort to stay in touch. >> just love the people. the way we say in the church all the time, love thy neighbor i hope that's what i've done. >> amen. >> i'll talk to you next year. >> okay. >> thanks for calling. >> bye-bye. >> osgood: next -- if my dad had written a book of philosophy it would be called "in praise of sill

today, from the new film "the signal," laurence fishburne.ng. also, a performance from country martina mcbride. plus, anderson cooper returns for another day at the co-host desk. all next on "live." [captioning made possible by isney-abc domestic television] announcer: now here are kelly ripa and anderson cooper! [cheers and applause]

tuesday we are at the harvard bookstore in cambridge, massachusetts, for constitutional law professor laurence tribe speaks about his new book, uncertain justice. the same evening, history professor looks at the use of invisible ink and how messages have been kept secret during times of war at the international club of atlanta. then on thursday in new york city, she recounts what occurred and america outside of the british colonies in 1776 from his recent book, west of the revolution. on friday, hillary clinton discusses her new memoir, hard choices come at george washington university in washington dc. that is a look at some of the programs that booktv will be covering this upcoming week. for more come and go to our website at booktv.org and visit upcoming programs. >> we declare this in 1995 to try to get this and there were only about four scholars. most of them have been written about him for 20 years and sent them two of them had badly dyed and the last one sent to me, you are the keeper of the flame now, and it's up to you. and i said really? via? and that is way the story ends for most

comic-con and i was talking to a couple of guys who were just fans of my acting work and one of the guys laurence you should have a website let me help you if you want to you know have have a website he gave me his info and he had a blog and back then there were a couple of versions of blog software there was. a thing called gray matter and a thing called blogger before google acquired it and i saw this opportunity to communicate directly to the world without media filters and without publicists ads where everybody is a journalist and yeah and i mean i was i was doing i was i was i don't i certainly wasn't one of the first bloggers i was probably one of the first people who had had a career in the entertainment industry who was starting to let me go to go into that yeah what you call yourself a geek what is a geek. being a geek is not about what you love it's about the way that you love it there's a thing that you love where you want to go about baseball absolutely so if i live by baseball i can't wait to read the boxful of it yeah exactly and i'd imagine that you were probably digging in to save

it highlights the importance of laurence vs. texas in june of twee which found that -- 2003 which found that under the 14th amendment states could not criminalize the private intimate relations of same-sex couples. it goes on to do many other things, but i want to focus now on something that i think the resolution should do. it is my hope that i will live to see the day that this resolution will not only be spoken of in congress in the month of june, that it will actually come to the floor of the congress of the united states of america, that it will pass the united states of america because on that day we will have taken one more step toward equality for all of humanity. on that day we will have taken another step toward making real the great american ideal of liberty and justice for all. on that day we will have taken a step toward making real the concept that all persons are created equal and endowed by their creator by certain inalienable rights including life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness. on that day, when we pass

tuesday we are at the harvard bookstore in cambridge, massachusetts, for constitutional law professor laurencetribe speaks about his new book, uncertain justice. the same evening, history professor looks at the use of invisible ink and how messages have been kept secret during times of war at the international club of atlanta. then on thursday in new york city, she recounts what occurred and america outside of the british colonies in 1776 from his recent book, west of the revolution. on friday, hillary clinton discusses her new memoir, hard choices come at george washington university in washington dc. that is a look at some of the programs that booktv will be covering this upcoming week. for more come and go to our website at booktv.org and visit upcoming programs. >> we declare this in 1995 to try to get this and there were only about four scholars. most of them have been written about him for 20 years and sent them two of them had badly dyed and the last one sent to me, you are the keeper of the flame now, and it's up to you. and i said really? via? and that is way the story ends for most p