wouldn't have no luck at all ♪ ♪ if it wasn't for bad luck i wouldn't have no luck at all ♪ ♪ [applausesit tavis smiley at pbs.org. tavis: join me next time for a conversation with author rawn ofes about the desegregation the u.s. military. that is next time. we will see you then. >> there is a saying that dr. king had that there is always the right time to do the right thing. i just try to live my life every day by doing the right thing. we know we are only halfway to completely eliminate hunger. we have a lot of work to do. walmart committed $2 billion to fighting hunger in the u.s. as we work together, we can stamp hunger out. >> and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. >> >>> tonight on quest -- from the time an embryo is three weeks old the heart never stops working to keep us alive. but if children are overweight, they double their risk of heart disease later in life. >> individuals who have obesity from childhood, have old blood vessels in their heart. >> heart disease kills more americans than any other cause of death -- more than cancer, car ac

you never know where it's going to end up, good luck, bad luck, it's not the way that we need to look at things. >> rose: so what is the definition of a trap. >> the definition of a trap, and it canning be anything. it can be anything that we feel is negative in our lives, whether it's our own character traits that we feel like are inhibiting us or that really bad luck, medical problems, it could be anything am but the paradox is sometimes and i'm sure you have stories in your life that are like this, we all have them on a small scale ef reday, even something tiny like you know, i missed my flight and on the next one somehow you meet somebody that you end up having a great conversation with. >> rose: you know what else i do too, whenever you see something that you find interesting, a person, an event, a picture, and for some reason either you are in a hurry, you don't stop to pursue it. just to take the time to see what it's about. it could be a sunset it could be a person. and you know there is a momentary glance and you know that that is an interesting person. and if you walk on by

good luck with that. good luck. i lay down the challenge. that's a stupid joke. now look, you probably are thinking, or we can just ask a pudin to hand him over to us. well, funny story. he's refusing to. but actually he has a very good reason. >> putin dismissed the importance of the entire snowden case saying it's like sheering a pig, lots of screams but little wool. (laughter) >> normally i would say that's an extremely strange analogy but there is something about vladimir putin that tells me that he has sheered a lot of pigs in his lifetime for the sole purpose of hearing them scream. the bottom line is-- the bottom line is, whether or not we get our hands on edward snowden any time soon has no bearing on the fact that he is currently screwed. he's in a foreign airport, waiting on a flight that may or may not even exist. as ironic punishments go, that is almost twilight zone level. so enjoy your meals of justy-free vodka and toblerones, mr. snowden, because you have checked into the russian equivalent of the hotel california. oh, you can check out any time yo

is it about the right connections and investments or just dumb luck?part of that. a think study on millionaires and this is a guy who can use some luck. embattled hedge fund titan steve cohen. a deadline ticking for prosecutors to file charges on sac capital. plus, what is it really like inside the firm? we'll speak to someone who used to work at s.a.c. that's next. announcer: where can an investor be a name and not a number? scottrade. ron: i'm never alone with scottrade. i can always call or stop by my local office. they're nearby and ready to help. so when i have questions, i can talk to someone who knows exactly how i trade. because i don't trade like everybody. i trade like me. that's why i'm with scottrade. announcer: scottrade- proud to be ranked "best overall client experience." >>> now to the issues facing s.a.c. capital. ellen davis, the former chief media officer for federal prosecutors in manhattan in an unrelated event, is joining s.a.c.'s public relations firm. that will be in september. now over the government's six-year investigation, n

luck inc. last known as - this is basically a major amendment that was requested be brought before the commission but i think everyone will agree this is a change for the better. this was a type of 47 it did have food there was a cook back there but if you walked back there you wouldn't see anybody eating. we have - when mike quan owned the majority interest his other partner was bruce and he started the majority partner in a restaurants called foreign cinema. and has been one of the 10 or 15 high grossing restaurants and it's on the top one-hundred list. it's a beautiful restaurants people thought they were crazy to go in there but mr. mcdonald has been a significant owner of this place for a number of years but a silent partner. he is now bringing in a real restaurants into the area. the bar across the street is proven it's ready for a restaurants. a they've hired randy lewis he's a chef and he was voted as one of the top 10 restaurants of the city by the food magazine. they're bringing in th

only half of those surveyed credited luck as a factor in their success. entrepreneurs felt far more lucky. 79% of them said they were lucky. corporate executives, however, said it is mostly hard work and education. why the big difference? well, succeeding as an entrepreneur depends far more on timing than formal education. but spectrum group says it is also about ego. those with bigger egos tend to be less likely to admit that luck plays a role in their success or maybe some of those entrepreneurs won the lottery. back to you. >> all right. what do you think is making rich about, luck or hard work? e-mail us, worldwide@cnbc.com. tweet @cnbcwex or direct to me @rosswestgate. >>> can the shell boom be the real game changer shaping your markets in the future. we'll discuss that as soon as we come back. >>> the latest unemployment figures for the month of may and the uk. that data right after this. i want to make things more secure. [ whirring ] [ dog barks ] i want to treat more dogs. ♪ our business needs more cases. [ male announcer ] where do you want to t

plug good luck missile good luck live just say look at. hillary. clinton a little. slow. live. live . listen. bugging internet cafes and a blanket surveillance of diplomats are exposed by new leaks showing even former russian president medvedev was targeted by american and british agents. israelis in the occupied golan heights fear a dramatic military escalation on their doorstep. moves to arm the syrian rebels and iran reportedly pledges troops to help the president of. syria push his money matters into the background as world leaders gather for the g eight summit in northern ireland shielded from protests by a colossal ring of steel.

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good luck. thank you so much. (gordon) five minutes left.rt thinking of the plating from now, guys. yeah, the competition in my mind has just gone to a completely new level. you can see these guys absolutely rising in confidence. jonny's sounds amazing. he's braised all those proteins together and put them inside a taco shell. sweet. beth, as well, i mean... really? (gordon) she's doing, like, a cassoulet with a black-eyed pea. really nice. (graham) lynn has finally understood what seasoning's all about. yes. and he braised the pork cheek, lightly floured it, and fried it. (gordon) nice. yeah, man, that's good. 60 seconds to go. (joe) let's go, guys. (gordon) come on, finishing touches now. clean the border of the plate. (graham) presentation is everything. i wanna see the oink on the plate. let's go, guys. come on. (gordon) ten, nine, eight, seven, six, five, four, three, two, one. and stop. [ ding ding ] [ female voice ] i'm sorry. i don't zoom like that. ouch. ouch. ♪ you can't put an sd card there. or there. or there. you can do two thin

good luck to her. madson has competed in the paralympic games.wns a total of five world records. congratulations to her and good luck out there on the water. >>> a bay area native, jason kidd could soon find himself back on the basketball court, this time as a head coach. multiple reports say the retired point guard for the nba is being considered as a head coach for the brooklyn nets. he played for the new jersey nets and a few other teams. kid played for 19 seasons before retiring last week. he went to high school in alamite. he played college ball at cal. he's the proud owner of two olympic gold medals along with a world title. >>> coming up in a few minutes, the running of the brides. it's not away from the weddings. we'll show you the good hearted race right after this break. >>> to finish up. married and single women from estonia and parts ofí russian e putting a new twist on the run away bride expression. they're racing on a 50 meter grass track. not too bad, ladies. they say they were racing to get away from the hum drum of their daily r

good luck. >> you, too. >> good luck. >> open 501. >> like a dog like in a cage. >> there ain't really nothing you can do. >> during the crime there was a lot of panic, fear. things just got out of hand, you know what i mean? >> once you pull that trigger, it feels like you start to twitch and you can't let go. once you shoot somebody once and you've already experienced it, it's nothing really. >> raise it to your chin. >> only thing i know the next morning you're in a bus. i don't know what they put you on. i never left since. >> honestly, i wouldn't think i would have been here because i just didn't ever think of waiving a 15-year-old. i wouldn't change it. if we wouldn't hurt nobody, we wouldn't be here right now. >> the wabash valley correctional facility in indiana is home to 2,100 inmates. 53 of them are children under the age of 18, sentenced as adults. >> do not be judgmental. they've already been to a judge and a jury. that's not our job, to be judgmental of what their crimes are. >> although the prisoners at wabash have been sentenced to crimes ranging from burglary to murder

perhaps you'll have better luck in your search than i did.u said once. about how sooner or later we'd both probably end up dead. - i'd prefer later. after all, i'm the one that got you into this in the first place. - i'm pretty sure i'd be dead already if you hadn't found me. - it's hard to say. - not really. pick a winner, harold. - [chuckles] [car engine turns over] [ascending electronic tone] - you were right, kara. about me being dead. i'm gonna be great at it. - must have been a dud. [explosion] [car alarms ring] [overlapping chatter] - guess snow retired after all. [bear barks] - hey, boy. [laughs] hey, hey. [grunts] - detective? - agent moss. what brings you by? - we identified the suicide bombers who broke into the d.o.d. facility. apparently they were a couple of rogue cia agents. agency's not saying a peep, but we think they went pro. this one, mark snow, fits the description of your "man in a suit." - really? - we believe donnelly was on to them. they found out and killed him. - so does that mean the bureau's case against the man i

good luck to you in retirement. >> my pleasure, thank you. >>> next in the money lead, the head of the fed says the economy is improving but free money is still flowing. so where do we stand now? plus, amnesty, the word that might kill the immigration reform bill. many conservatives coming to washington are fed up. i will ask democratic congressman castro whether he thinks the immigration reform bill has a chance in the house. [ indistinct conversations ] [ male announcer ] when you wear dentures you may not know it, but your mouth is under attack. food particles infiltrate and bacteria proliferate. ♪ protect your mouth, with fixodent. the adhesive helps create a food seal defense for a clean mouth and kills bacteria for fresh breath. ♪

but they have bad luck all right once but yet let me let me am asking about this string of bad luck and out might relate to well let's go back to one nine hundred sixty one march solve you're starting your career and president eisenhower at the time warned about the military industrial complex how is it turned out. well i started working in fifty three when he was in office and he called me a troll maker by the word of my ex. and he referred to walter cronkite and myself good company as troublemakers and kennedy used to call the white house lawn or was there the tomb of the well known soldier but that's another issue. yeah it didn't work out but. the revolving door in the private industry or became a very good business for this country a little began to lose money let me ask you a question really more in terms of comedians and comics a few years ago steve stephen called bear was that the white house press dinner yeah and he roasted george w. bush in a way that shocked people what were you thinking when you saw that performance because it was to me the only real time we've ever seen a pr

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when asked if he had a message for snowden, the dad wished him good luck and sent his love. >>> another leaked document is raising questions at the state department. an internal memo has surfaced about american diplomats and security details, accused of sexual assault, drug use and more. it also claims investigations into the allegations were stalled or called off. they're denying wrongdoing or that the investigations were interfered with at all. >>> security being beefed up at the south africa hospital where nelson mandela is being treated for a lung infection. south africa's current president right now says mandela's condition is serious but stable. today is mandela's fifth day in intensive care. two of his daughters visited him yesterday. and another is returning home from her post in argentina to be by his side. >>> here in new york, mayor michael bloomberg is out with an ambitious plan to protect the city from flooding. like that caused by superstorm sandy. among his proposals are removable flood walls that could be put in place as a major storm approaches. miles of sand dunes, sev

only half credited luck.79 percent credited luck but corporate executives said hard work and education. succeed is as an entrepreneur depends more on timing than education. the group said those with big r biggery goes are less likely to admit that luck makes a difference. maybe they were lottery winners. >> will we see a turn around on the market tomorrow. what else do we need to keep an eye on. joining me is susan fullton, scott kimball from the management team at tch and kristen francis from web bush. >> well, rumor has it tomorrow is going to be pretty boring. however, there are some things we know that mean that it shouldn't be boring for you. the dow is up 15% since the first of the year. interest rates are very pressured to move upward. so you really should be taking risk out of your portfolio. my suggests would be that you -- if you have a stock going up more than 25% since the first of the year take some of it off the table. if you have bonds paying an zob tant interest rate -- >> thanks so much. scot

good luck to you. thank you. okay, uh, katrina julian is here from san diego. know where that is, and what do you do down there? i just started law school, so i'm here hoping to win some big money to pay for school. okay. um, when i'm not studying, i like to go to the beach, hang out with friends and family, and play with my chihuahua pac-man. pac-man? yes. all right, well, im our best. tell him pat says, "hi." okay, i will. uh, hi, mitch. hello. mitch kimbrell is from cordova, tennessee. originally from... doerun, georgia. doerun? okay, we're getting all these towns in here today. right. we're plugging everybody. uh, married man? married to my beautiful wife sara. mm-hmm. and what's the--you'redy. a student? tell us about that. i'm a student at mid-america baptist seminary, and when i'm not studying hebrew and greek, i love cheering for the georgia bulldogs and the atlanta braves. okay, that's an interesting combination. yeah. uh, and there are more--more like you around, apparently. yeah. i'm a triplet by-- and the baby by a minute. melonie any are the first

thank you, congratulations, and good luck. [applause] >> eight years ago, apple cofounder steve jobs gave a well-known commencement address at the university of california, berkeley. this year, apple cofounder steve wozniak give the address. he designed apple's first computers in the 1970's. he also dropped out of school at berkeley and then returned more than a decade later and graduated at age 35. this is about 15 minutes. [applause] well, thank you. and to very much. you have really got it made in life when you can be referred to by one name like sting or something like that. the proudest moment of my life, i get asked all the time. i think that two pictures i have seen and my diploma, it was my graduation day rate here at this campus. i have never said otherwise. my wife and i were both a little bit mathematical. i will not make a profound speech, because the ideas you get in your own head are where the real profound this comes from. my wife and i are mathematical. when we go to a hotel, we judge the room by the room numbe

good luck for a tour. doing anything. to teach creation why it should care about you and. this is why you should care only. hello welcome to the r t sports show twenty six action packed minutes of sport from russia and around the world coming up to me kate partridge and here are the top stories. queen of problems while number one serena williams beats defending champion maria sharapova in straight sets to clinch her second french open crown. plus a lisbon loss portugal will be russia one nil in the world cup qualifier to go top of group best with fabio capello's men have two games in hand. top give frenchman yvonne le extends his lead in the overall standings after dominating russia's first touring car race in moscow. all week football and racing to come but first to tennis after world number one serena williams beat number two maria sharapova for the thirteenth time in a row to clinch her second french open title job of i was the defending champion in paris and took a two love lead before losing. the first set six four while a single break of serve in the second was enoug

good luck to you. i really don't understand why anybody will work for you. when you're so awful it's to pick and nothing pipes. up and good money. bad larry king now our guest is pierce brosnan for years you know him as james bond and now he's back on screen the romantic comedy love is all you need it opens this friday it's already gotten advance rave reviews. how did the bob things come to you it was sean turner is franchised and excited and you reinvent that as you get it with my late wife cassie because the heresy was in a james bond movie for your eyes only that was the first contact with the family the broccolis barbara broccoli cubby broccoli was still alive and he was that he was the grand master of all of this brilliant franchise and so we joked about it my wife and i that i would play james bond and lo and behold in eighty six remington steele the canceled and they came to me and offered me the job all of the you do. in the end i did i did four movies where they fun. other great fun it's a huge challenge for any man to step into such a role and espe

luck. luck. live. live live. live . the to. please. me. i'm. the week's top stories here. the fugitive whistleblower edward snowden america's foremost cia man tested diplomatic relations with all countries involved in his global movements. latest revelations point to a massive u.s. nuclear operation targeting even situations in brussels and washington and the united nations in new york. the president faces a tough challenge to his leadership with angry set to flood the streets on the first anniversary of his inauguration after a week of deadly writing by rival political factions. in the first of a much anticipated edition to russia's navy set sail for france in a joint project expected to revise.

well, mayor white, best of luck to you. a close eye on things for you and certainly our thoughts are with you. good luck, sir. thanks for joining us. >> thank you. >>> let's go to the storm chasers. take a listen to them dodging the flying debris in order to survive. >> let's go! go! just go! we're going to die! >> well, joining me from oklahoma city are those two very brave gentlemen. we have brandon sullivan who was in the driver's seat and brett wright who you heard screaming those orders to his buddy. all right. hi, guys. i got to talk about your raw emotions in your voice and your face. i got scared looking at you and listening to you. you do this for a living but what was going through your head this time? >> well, i was just trying to get us to safety as quick as i can, you know. i was very nervous. we were in a bad spot. but as we were heading south, i was getting a better feeling in my stomach we were going to be okay. >> okay. i think i had you guys flipped. brandon, i'm sure it was your face that i saw there in t

it's not using brains, drive and ambition, no, it's luck.winner in life's lottery. that's how you do it, he says, you are wrong, mr. krueger and you are part of the movement that's changing the very nature of american life. in his speech he goes on to say that president obama's economic policies are giving opportunity to the middle class and those struggling to get into the middle class. wrong again. opportunity comes from dynamic private sector growth. that's something your policies have failed to produce, and worse, you are trapping people in poverty with your handout policies and your slavish support of the teacher's union is trapping poor people in lousy schools. here is one thing you've been good at, mr. krueger. class warfare. you've convinced them it's to chop down successful people and we have to live with this for years. we will only get out of this mess when we return to the central truth of american success. work hard, get an education, compete, aim high, luck's got nothing to do with it. charles? >> i agree a thousand percent. ev

. >> john: and at that point you were (bleep) out of luck. (laughter) >> that's right! >> john: in a judicial sense you were (bleep) out of luck. >> they didn't call it that but -- >> john: but they definitely implied it. so this documentary shows some of the public defenders working in the south on absolutely the sharp end of justice and it is easy not to care about this. it's easy not to care about defenders and defendants. they're not politically seufrp thet nick general, lawyers and defendants. but this affects all of us if we come into contact with the law. >> yeah. i'm a lawyer and i started making this documentary but i was just blown away. like why would anyone do this terrible job? you don't make a lot of money, you defend people who have gotten accused of terrible things but when you see lawyers like travis and you see -- you know, they're fighting for the constitution. they actually read it and they -- (laughter). >> john: right. travis is a remarkable man. he puts his acquittals up on the wall of his office. >> he does. >> john: and the names of the defendan

. >> good luck. >> we also want to say good morning, washington! >> it is not something bad.re just not announcing yet where i'm headed. that announcement still to come shortly. yeah. trying to keep it under wraps. >> it is 5:16. former d.c. councilman michael brown says he is going to plead guilty to charges that he accepted payments from undercover agents. >> prosecutors are expected to file those charges today. if brown is charged, he will be the third former couple member in 18 months to face a criminal complaint. >> president obama is tackling fundraising an foreign affairs during his trip to california. he will head to palm springs for a summit with china's president. >> it is 5:17 now. checking in with jackie. what is left for the day? >> rain. not much more than mist in d.c. but this afternoon and this evening when the really heavy rain comes in. so keep that in mind for your plans. and for your andrea does not have to be a deadly storm for us. not expecting wind, just rain. you can see we have a couple of showers out there now. this is the moisture streaming in from

luck of the draw. >> that's what the cashier said to her, watch, it will be the lady who went in fronthe way i want the end of the story to be. i want the sweet little gloria lady that won it all, to discover who that young girl is right there in her own neighborhood and i want her to share the wealth with her. >> good idea. >> share it, share it. >> we usually pay it forward, kindnesses, this one, pay this one backward. she got in the back of her and it looks like she's got kids. >> okay, grandma? that would be awesome. >> here's the best i-hoda song. and it happens to be blake shelton's not because of anything, but because i love this song a lot. it's called "the boys round here" a little country, a little rappy. crank it. >> you know you're going to lose me, hoda? ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ get paid, to get the girl ♪ ♪ ♪ drinking that ice cold beer, talking about girls, talking about trucks, down that red dirt road kicking up dust. ♪ ♪ >> that doesn't actually rhyme. >> chew tobacco, chew tobacco, chew tobacco, spit. wait, wait, wait. ♪ ♪ ♪ here we go, ready? well the boys around here keeping

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