. ♪ maggie. thomas jefferson. yeah, that's right. whoo! maggie woelke. yes. $1,000. high school teacher. is that here in los an it is, yeah. i work at apex academy high school in hollywood. terrific. yes. uh, now you're from a town i don't know in california. whgeles?t called? calipatria, california. where is calipatria? oh, it's far away. it's about four hours from here. middle of nowhere. but i mean, is it in the desert? is it-- yes, desert, yeah. oh, at's iyeah. well, i like to learn, you know? i like for you to-- okay, now you know. i'm not--i'm not just an empty suit, although i'm close. uh, nice to have you here, maggie. good luck to you. thank you. okay, uh, katrina julian is here from san diego. i 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. he

>> kroft: in the film, maggie's character did not win the oscar, but maggie did for her performance--upporting actress. that looked like it was fun. >> smith: i found the director a bit tricky, a bit spiky. >> kroft: what does that mean, "spiky?" that's a british term. people have called you "spiky." >> smith: sort of... yes, they do. he was jagged. he was very difficult, but when i got upset, somebody said, "try not to be, because it happens to a lot of people, and walter matthau left the set the other day in tears." so that cheered me up a bit. ( laughter ) i realized i wasn't the only one being picked on. >> kroft: is it already to libel this man? is he... is he above... >> smith: he's no longer with us. but i had nothing to do with his demise. really, i didn't. >> kroft: she once said, "i don't tolerate fools and they don't tolerate me." >> smith: oh, that's tacky, that's really tacky. leave it. >> kroft: she's made a career playing spiky characters, and given her stature as an actress and the pressure she puts on herself for perfection, she admits being terrified before every tak

but laura magjars and maggie are caught inside a maze of metal beams and wires.tarily blacking out, magjars comes to and sees that her leg is broken and maggie's arm is severely injured. >> all i saw was blood pouring out all over, so i held her as close to me as i could and screamed for help for my daughter. >> machinist david wood was near the stage earlier but made it out of the area seconds before the collapse. now he heads back into the wreckage. he doesn't realize he's capturing the chaotic scene on his iphone. >> i took my phone out initially to film their equipment on the stage moving back and forth. i still had it in my hand when i was climbing back in. >> oh, my god! oh, my god! >> after climbing through the metal bars, he sees magjars and her daughter maggie. >> stay still! stay still! are you guys okay? can you crawl out? >> prayter, who's a registered nurse, also comes rushing in to help, as stunned bystanders help prop up the rigging. >> i looked at her arm and it was badly injured. i was afraid that she had possibly severed an artery. and i knew sh

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my guest tonight, actress maggie gyllenhaal is here. [ cheers and applause ] but first, but first tonight, money, money, money, money, money! you might remember five years ago when banks nearly destroyed the world. do you remember thinking, i couldn't get any more pissed off at financial institutions than i am right now. well, you're about to get [bleep]. >> bombshell emails reportedly show how two big credit rating agencies accepted cash in exchange for green-lighting the risky practices that got us into this long mess. one s&p official reportedly emailed, "let's hope we are all wealthy and retired by the time this house of cards faulters." and another quote, "lord help our expletive scam. this has to be the stupidest place i have worked at." >> john: by the way just incidentally i'm guessing that's not the first time that she smith has had to say, "this has to be the stupidest place i've ever worked at." but now, look, look. [ cheers and applause ] you might have heard him during that report say credit rating agencies accepted cash in exchange for triple-a ratings. that might sound to y

fascinating dynamic. >> maggie, you've been covering hillary clinton for a long time.ow complicated is it with bill clinton out there having very strong views? >> it is always going to be complicated. as you noted, what was really striking about this is that he has been very quiet on issues especially foreign policy issues while his wife was serving in the administration. i think we are seeing more of -- he clearly feels freed up and i think this is a bit different. i think he was comfortable. i think it was a closed press event. i do think he is more controlled than he used to be. however, i think you are going to hear more of this. but on this one, again, we are talking about a policy that you get the sense that his wife generally agrees with, just based on what she had been working on before she left. the areas where we see a split between what he sees and his wife sees are obviously always going to generate stories. i don't think we're there yet. >> maggie haberman, great reporting and thanks for joining us today. and chris cilizza and susan page. >>> a storm is ta

maggie? >> oh, yes. >> yes. >> martha? >> yes. >> yes. >> very good. has martha ever sexed. maggie?ink no. >> no? >> yes. oh! threesome. martha ever had a threesome. maggie? >> i think yes. >> martha? >> maybe. >> oh, my gosh. >> oh. one night stand, sexing check, threesome, still up in the air, brian. i leave you with that. >> i think that's a yes. >> it might be a yes. love andy's show. >> lived a full life. good for her. >> i can't think about it. >> thank you, lewis. all right. still ahead on "way too early" your best and most creative tweets. who would you cast as president if you were making a movie. jamie fox, julianne moore, michael douglas was one of my favorite. "the american president" #waytooearly and "morning joe" just moments away. mine was earned in djibouti, africa. 2004. vietnam in 1972. [ all ] fort benning, georgia in 1999. [ male announcer ] usaa auto insurance is often handed down from generation to generation. because it offers a superior level of protection and because usaa's commitment to serve military members, veterans, and their families is without equal.

. >> i want to bring in the national journal's chris rates and politico reporter maggie hagerman. good to have you here. >> good to be here. >> it seems not totally, but largely a collective lack of outrage on capitol hill about this, partly because many of them voted for the authorization of these programs, so what happens, maggie, in spite of the op-ed columns and the members of congress who are outraged about th this? >> well, i think that there are some members of congress who are outraged about it. we have yet to see the face that is going to merge from congress as to who is going to lead the opposition to this saying this is a shame and not what we should be doing, and you saw after 9/11 little question iingf these kinds of policies when they began in the bush administration. >> nobody wants to be soft on terrorists. >> and we are now operating in the post-boston bombing time frame and it is not a surprise that is where the criticism has been the quietest, but in terms of the editorial boards and the public outrage, you will have a national conversation for whatever it is wo

>> maggie. >> maggie's pretty qcute. >> i like the one on the right. >> the poodle. >> pierre. >> weall of the real wimbledon action. >>> after 50 years, it's hard to imagine any place on the planet where the rolling stones have not performed. but the legendary rockers will make their debut at glastonbury. where they're expected to perform before a crowd of 135,000 fans. mick jagger turns 70 next month. he has no plans on quitting. >>> finally, we have -- you guys have probably watched the show. you probably heard the call. now that account duck dynasty" is getting a new member in season four. there is a new member coming to the scene. big brother, allen robertson. and he doesn't look like the rest of them. >> not at all. >> that's going to be in season four. >>> and finally, a good treat for you. parts of our partnership with yahoo! and edward jones, here's our latest newsmakers interview. linsey davis spoke with dominique enzell. and he is the maker of that favorite breakfast treat, the doughnut. >> it's flake and light. it's filled with a cream side. and glaze on top. it's very fu

maggie, it seems like a sweeping decision, but when you break it down it seems a little less sweeping because it's really confined to 12 states. >> i want to caveat this by i haven't read the decision yet. i'll now go ahead and join that chorus. as i understand it, it says that doma is unconstitutional. it does not say that same-sex marriage is legal everywhere. that is ultimately i think going to become the next hope of the lgbt community. this means in places like new york that same-sex marriages are legal. it doesn't change or invalidate the states that have bans on same-sex marriage. >> that's the crux of it, right, michael? the court could have ruled that states cannot bar gay marriage that. would have been a broader ruling that would have applied to all of the states. in this case they're saying the federal government can focus on these states. it's great news for people in those states. what would be the next logical step for people in support of gay marriage. >> they ruled as far as they could rule plausibly. they through this procedural ruling allowed same-sex marriage to pro

incidentally, it's the collateral damage that we have to -- >> maggie?n story broke people thought it was only them and not at&t or sprint. this is an ongoing continued updated order. i understand what the senator is saying. i find it all concerning when the story about prism which this e-mail issue broke you had the companies involved denying this was going on. then you have the federal government confirming it's going on. this is the problem. i understand everything you're saying about supporting it and you don't want to tip off the terrorists. i sort of think the terrorists have a sense their servers could be check regardless. my concern here is the federal government has essentially not had this public debate and the technology is changing so rapidly that i don't know that it kind of comports with the current laws. >> one more question for senator king. i think one of the great frustration a lot of americans have is every time some people raise concerns about privacy issues when these things come up we are responded to with things like it's this or t

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maggie lake is a business manager, richard quest also has his own show. the beginning of the year, the market up 2,000 points. this was a big excuse to take profits. >> absolutely it was. when you see those numbers, it feels so scary, but when i ask people, is this fundamental? is this is there wrong with the economy? so many people came back to me and says, it's hedge funds taken out, they want to lock them in, they're resetting, moving to cash, resetting, and it's going to be temporary. so it wasn't nearly as scary and it really was hedge funds, that fast, short-term money. not the long term, people. >> so ben bernanke didn't say we're taking money out of the economy, we're putting on the brake. he said sometime in the future, when the unemployment gets to 7%, we will slow down on the accelerator. >> it's exactly what people wanted them to do and it's exactly how they should do it. give them lots of time to adjust, lay out the framework, give them exact details. this is when we think we're going to do it, we're going to do it gradually. and if the econo

. >> maggie, do you think the american public is going to keep this issue alive? the media has kept it alive. but there is anecdotally this idea that you tell americans, look, we're going to have to check your phones and facebook accounts to make sure you're safe. are you cool with it? the american public says, yeah, we're cool with it. then if you dig deeper and hear about the fisa courts and the extent to which we are contracting private companies to do the work of surveillance, i mean i think that there are some legitimate concerns that the american people would actually have a real debate to be had. >> there is definitely a real debate to be had. real threads of this could stay alive in the terms of public interest. i don't think the public has tended to be that engaged on issues like this. look at bradley manning. what were the huge policy changes that came after that? basically the public loses interest. we all move on and it dies. this one might be different -- >> maybe it might be different because it is domestic surveillance. saying that your communicatio

maggie maggie, i wanted to ask you about john boehner for a second. i mean this seriously.epublican in the house or in the country that could really be a strong speaker of the house and of the republican party right now. you know whatever that means. when i look at john boehner and the farm bill this week, remember the whole plan b debacle before the fiscal cliff at the end of the year. he had to promise republicans that he wouldn't negotiate with the president. why does john boehner want to keep doing this? he has been doing it for three years. >> it's a good question. i think that the answer is he has the job and no one else wants it. i think the reason he still has the job is because no one else wants it. what was striking is the way that the farm bill broke down aside from the policy reasons we were talking about during the break and before the break, this was a last-minute amendment. this was a failure in whip count and a huge embarrassment to gop house membership. it speaks, again, to why there is nobody waiting in the wings to take over. the plan b thing was a debacl

this is from maggie london. a beautiful cutout in the back.ould get used to being an uber model, couldn't you? >> uh, no. >> all right. big round of applause. >> lovely, lovely. >> all righty. our second lady is carla carrington. she's 43. she's also quite young. westlake, ohio. never colored her hair before. and leaves her house every day with this soaking wet. so she jumped at the chance of getting a brand new style. so let's hear her story. >> another ambushee in a state of shock but a birthday state of shock. what a great gift. >> yes it is a great gift. i'm very shocked and happy and speechless. >> speechless. >> what do you think about this for your daughter? >> it's great. i think it's going to be a fun day for her. >> everyone is a little speechless here. so i know it's your birthday. i know you're single. so are you ready to be totally glam and fabulous and new york city ready? >> yes. i'm definitely looking forward for the opportunity. it will be fun. >> all right. she's adorable. she's here with her mom carolyn. let's take one last

again, the terms of ronnie and maggy i think gene is right. they were outsiders in their own way too. >> the conservatives. >> they were conservatives going against the world war ii consensus and reagan and maggie thatcher made that deal. i think it's a very interesting historical echo for what's going on. >> to howard's point about the germans and leadership, the world for leader in german is fuhrer. the word is fraught with -- >> that's a nice way of putting it. president obama made news in his speech. pledging to work to reduce u.s. nuclear weapons and to negotiate reduction with russia has become a difficult partner out there. let's listen. >> peace with justice means pursuing the security of a world without nuclear weapons. i've determined that we can ensure the security of america and our allies and maintain a strong and credible strategic deterrent while reducing our deployed strategic nuclear weapons by up to one-third. i intend to seek negotiated cuts with russia to move beyond cold war nuclear postures. >> this is the smart new world

i'm maggie lopez and you are watching r t we begin tonight with the unbelievable sights and sounds coming out of turkey government forces have moved in on protesters and are attempting to shut down demonstrations sites particularly attacks from square in istanbul here is how the scene played out earlier tonight. turkish prime minister recep tayyip erdogan said that he has quote no more tolerance for the anti-government protests that have swept the country these are the biggest political demonstrations to hit this country in decades for more on this developing situation i'm joined now by. the director of the turkish project at c.s. i yes thank you so much for joining me so talk about this crackdown of the protesters doesn't indicate a turn in these protests that started all this very peaceful in one square when it was an act it was peaceful until the police intervene very early in the morning of may thirty first so to be june eleventh so this is been going on for twelve days they began in busy park and then they continued into pex and square and what the government did today was to use the

gabe and maggie, welcome aboard. good luck. let's go to work in this first round, shall we? here are the categories for you. we begin with... we follow that with... the letter "w" will come up in the middle of each correct response. you're gonna love this one. alex: padraic? i'll take middle "w" for $400. maggie. what is meanwhile? that's it. i'd like anagrammed virginia places for $200, please. gabe. what's williamsburg? yes. middle "w," $600.

and senior political reporter for politico maggie haberman.ice to have you back. >> nice to have you back. >> speaking of the heat, the miami heat. i thought they were done. >> a lot of headlines were written. last night 33 points, attacking. dwyane wade had a huge gauge. kind of dormant in the playoffs, 32 points. >> jeb bush tweeted late last night, welcome back, wade. >> definitely back. the big three got it going. the series tied at 2-2. they lose that, they're down 3-1 with another game to play in san antonio and the obituaries are being written this morning, but now we have a new series. >> did you see the deck collapse? >> oh, my gosh. >> 24 people hurt, some of them seriously. >> also down in miami, right? >> it was at a sports bar on biscayne bay. there's a deck, outdoor deck. >> oh, my gosh. >> about 100 people out there. >> oh, my gosh. >> place called shuckers. falls right into the water about halftime as people are watching the game. a bunch of injuries. nobody killed that we know about yet. one of the witnesses said the water was

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maggie, will she? >> oh, yeah. >> yes. martha?has martha ever had a threesome, maggie? >> i think, yes. >> martha? >> maybe. >> maybe! oh, my god! >> wow. stewart admitted to sending a sext and maybe taking part in a threesome. she cooks, she crochets, she runs a million-dollar empire and she has time to compose naughty texts. >> she is a sex addict? >> i don't know about that. >> oh, i'm kidding. >> in a segment, she was asked did she have a lesbian affair, taken acid, visited a strip joint. answers to that were no. glad i wasn't on the show. can you imagine? >> i can't imagine being on the show. i don't want to answer the questions. i don't want to hear martha stewart answers those questions. >> my answer is not as far as you know, my answer to all of those questions. >> that's pretty good. that's really good. >>> alec baldwin in the news again. you know, he gets explosive from time and again on twitter, paparazzi depending on what his mood is. thedailymail, ran a story alleging his pregnant wife was tweeting during james gandol

and maggie gyllenhaal, teaming up with channing tatum, in "house down."you did three tours in afghanistan? and you were bounded. >> yes, ma'am. >> you received a silver star for pulling a dash rolls do et from a burning humvee? >> why? >> i was concerned it was too warm in there. >> downstill think grip is the way to go here. >> a thrill to have maggie join us this morning. your first approach to be in this movie. you have a 4 week-old-child, your second. did it give you pause to understand that you would be shooting this movie with a newborn. >> yeah. i didn't want to do the movie. >> roland emmerich. >> i wasn't going to work. i had a 4-week-old baby. and he really convinced me. >> you have a career. i love careers like yours, where there is a little bit of everything. you can perhaps satisfying acting one way. and you can settle into something like that. another blockbuster. can you feel the balance? >> in terms of acting, i think of them in the same way. but it's nice to like a movie that many, many people will see. there's something nice about being

thanks to ron, maggie, bill and hugo.morrow at noon eastern when alex is joined by guests. catch alex tonight at 10:00 p.m. eastern. "andrea mitchell reports" is up next. [ male announcer ] erica had a rough day. good thing she's got the citi simplicity card. it doesn't charge late fees or a penalty rate, ever. because she's got other things to stress about. ♪ go to citi.com/simplicity to apply. >>> all free men, wherever they may live, are citizens of berlin and therefore as a freeman i take pride in the words ish bin ide. >> if anybody asked if president kennedy's words ring true today, let them come to berlin for here they will find a people who merged from the wounds of war to reap the blessings of peace. >> right now on "andrea mitchell reports", an historic stage. five years ago candidate obama delivered his message of hope and change to a crowd of 200 thousand germans. today president obama was back. this time on the eastern side of the brandenberg gate with a call to reduce nuclear weapons. >> we are not only citi

and then, we're going to bring you murray's border terrier, maggie may. she is laid back.llowers. which one's cuter? for all of the wimbledon action, you can tune into our sister network, espn. so, who is cuter? >> the poodle. >> maggie may, all the way. >> we're tied. >> our votes count more than yours. >> okay. >>> after 50 years, it's hard to imagine any place on the planet where the rolling stones have not performed. but the legendary rockers will make their debut at glastonbury in the u.k. tonight at one of the largest music festivals in the world. where they're expected to perform before a crowd of 135,000 fans. mick jagger, who turns 70 next month, admits his own performances occasionally wear him out. exactly, right? >>> you've watched the show, you've heard the call. now that "duck dynasty" is getting a new member in season four. there is a new member coming to the scene. he's never been on the show. and he's not what you'd expect. take a look. >> where's the beard? >> that's right. allen robertson, a clean-shaven pastor. oh, it's all about to change, right? >> cl

what we are talking about here maggie, the republican language around rape, around victimhood.e an argument to be had in this country over abortion rights but another thing that's happening in republican circles which is incredibly dee divisive and dismissive of women who have been raped and do not serve the party well. >> so i think two things. agree they are two separate issues. it's not identical to aiken. in aiken had that comment about sort of lady cards shut everything down. >> franks did not say the rate of pregnancy is low. he says the incidence is low. 30,000 pregnancies from rape. i'd say that's a lot. i suppose if you compare it to the total number of abortions, could you argue it is not so many. franks was not relying on pseudo scientific nuttery about the lady parts shutting down during pregnancy. >> that having been said, what he said is not where the bulk of the republican party wants to be. there is this general argument that the overall language is to distant from where the party should be. this was a big part of the autopsy that the rnc did after the election

>> has martha had a threesome, maggie?i would say yes. >> maybe. >> the 71-year-old stewart also admitted to sending racy text messages or sexting, as the young guys call it. and having a one-night stand. that's what makes me cringe. but she denied having a lesbian affair. what a relief. and says she's never been to a strip joint. >> the one-night stand makes you cringe, but the threesome, no? >> i can't do it. >>> this one is too big. >> a 22-pound monster lobster caught off the coast of maine. they're trying to determine how old this big guy is. the lobster, not the fisherman. either way, he's so rare, he's been spared from the lobster pot. oh. >> draw butter and put on a bib. >> live him alone. he's alive and well. [ man ] out! your kind is not welcome here! nor your odd predilections! miracle whip is tangy and sweet, not odd. [ man ] it's evil! if you'd try it, you'd know. she speaketh the truth! [ crowd gasps ] [ woman ] reverend? ♪ can i have some? [ goat bleats ] ♪ for aveeno® positively radiant face moisturizer. [

where is my list, two speaksers, that called ahead, and so i am going to call first maggie (inaudible) and tina (inaudible). and you may each have one minute of time. okay? thank you. >> good evening, i am actually here tonight with the celebration and i would love hearing the different names of the different communities and i like that and that is the reason that i am speaking tonight and this is about the filipino language pathway and i am speaking as a parent and a community advocate that two things here that we would like to make the district and the commissioners know, good evening, by the way, that we would like to work with strengthening the pathway with kthrough 12 and right now we have kthrough five at long fellow and we don't have 0 in the middle school and three years ago with the help of commissioner mendoza we started one and that is one issue and the other issue is the curriculum development and it will help if we have a staff that are developing a language and culture in the multilingual department right now and there is no one that speaks that language and therefore th

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this is my daughter emily and maggie. now what, wise guy? >> is it stained? does look -- >> it looks very stained. >> i can see that from here? >> you know what? >> the boys put the stain on it. the daughters chose the tie. >> the currency markets, where it's at. vietnam, they devalued their currency today. i would short the australian dollar. >> use it 95 stop. >> guy? >> yeah. listen, i'm away next week, so i want to wish everybody happy 4th of july. how's that? we gave people a sticker and had them show us. we learned a lot of us have known someone who's lived well into their 90s. and that's a great thing. but even though we're living longer, one thing that hasn't changed: the official retirement age. ♪ the question is how do you make sure you have the money you need to enjoy all of these years. ♪ it's lots of things. all waking up. connecting to the global phenomenon we call the internet of everything. ♪ it's going to be amazing. and exciting. and maybe, most remarkably, not that far away. we're going to wake the world up. and watch, with eyes wide, as it

maggie tores lives just across the street. she heard four shots and then saw a man on the ground bleeding. police say the victim was shot at least twice, once in the chest and once in the back. >> reporter: the shooting is just one of many this week. under that protocol, special operations officers and s.w.a.t. officers have joined the normal patrol officers especially focused on gang territory. >> it's not safe, you know. >> jose says he hears gunshots every week. he's worried about his own safety. >> i'm worried that one day i'll come outside and all of the sudden, someone comes up to me or out of nowhere, somebody shoots. >> even the increased police presence doesn't seem to slow down the violence. >> sometimes, i don't feel safe knowing that anything can happen at any time. >> well, back here live, police still working the scene in front of this market on quomar drive. we also learn while police responded to this scene, there were 29 other calls that came in, all of them priority ii and priority iii calls. the police did n

business elite will business correspondent katie is rubbing shoulders with them and joins us live right maggie i was in. my that roundtable as we know all so thank you to eliminate the economic agenda at the g eight summit in northern ireland this week and the topic is very much dilma knowing its way to st peter's right kate and i'm going to get some professional analysis on the topic from i've been it's not so from athlone investment rates right it's give me the lay down beside me what it's like in the g eight summit possible and noise you'll be on deals so why they said. that. the offshore it's a shame is an issue that comes back from time to time. in the world economic history the reality in russia is that until we have investors savers who have a high degree of confidence and trust in the way russia is administered you're going to have a real difficult time addressing the officer as. if you are a big challenge here in russia because the banking sector is so reliant upon official banking business you have a tough with john paul one when russia began to accumulate capital globally it was imp

. >> good morning, supervisors, my name is maggie and linda could not be with us and i am a program manager with family and children services and i am really appreciative of you holding this hearing you know the tremendous partners that are here in the supervisors chambers and we look forward to working closely with you you and our community partners and our peer agencies to insure full implementation of 12 n. okay. >> so i do have a little powerpoint. first i just want to say that the language of prop n while it has not been actually implemented with the human services agency and we have undertaken a number of efforts across our agency to do training with the sensitivity or learners our youth as well as our senior citizens, and i wanted to just previously talk about those. did that come up? >> all of the entire human agency staff are required to participate in a cultural come pency training and this was to appreciate diversety and addressing issues of sexual orientation and how to work with our clients. >> commissioner campos? >> a quick question? >> is gender a deandy part of that? >> i a

i caught up with professor maggie neil, who teaches negotiation. we chatted about some of the things you should be thinking about when you head into negotiati negotiation, but then the conversation turned to how women need to approach this differently than men. that's something i hadn't really considered before. >> you know, gender is a real challenge. we don't get to choose our gender, right? it's male or female. the fact that the playing field is not level. women face a different challenge in negotiation than men do. part of that is a backlash. so, using exactly the same words that come out of the mouth of a woman or come out of the mouth of a man in terms of negotiation and you'll see a very different response on the part of the counterpart. >> that's interesting. i may go into the presentation being completely prepared. i know what i want. i know what you want. i've come up with is something fair. here i am, presenting it to you. the way i present it -- >> is crucial. absolutely crucial. one of the things is that the backlash women get when the

joining us now, editor in chief of "parade," maggie murphy.atest issue of the magazine is on the science of siblings. in the cover story, francine russo writes, "all of the factors that shape your personality, your genes, your parents, your peers -- siblings are at the top. according to one major theory of human development, if you think about it, the relationships with your sisters and brothers will probably last longer than any others in your lifetime. study after study has shown the ways you interact with each other growing up can affect your relationships, your happiness, even the way you see yourself throughout the rest of your life." oh, no. >> oh, yes. >> oh, no. i'm going to have to look at this. i might need a therapist now. i love my brothers. everyone has a category for the oldest, the middle, the youngest and all those in between. is there a birth order issue here as you look at the science of siblings. >> as i said, when we looked at the article, there is some truth to some of the birth order stories. the oldest tend to have highe

jonathan, maggie dean is from scotland. been living here more than a decade. >> he is a frenchman with his hands on a lot of businesses including a cafe. years living in tangier unknown. bianca, an american, lead many lives and occasionally translates books to english and the mysterious man, an artist from chile who has been living and working here since a hasty exit from puerto rico for reasons never actually explained. on the menu, a meat or often pigeon pie. as traditional moroccan as it gets. made by gibb's full time cooks. the meet period is chicken which is pulled or shredded and then folded into an egg mixture cooked in the reduce stock. it's layered with blanched almonds and powdered sugar and cinnamon and then raked in a crepe like dough. the final touch say dusting of more cinnamon and sugar. it has a sweet savory thing going on and it's quite tasty. >> if you get nervous when you go in a room and you touch the light switch and the lights don't come on, you shouldn't be in this country. >> what was that first mome

i'm maggie lopez and you are watching r t well time heals all wounds but perhaps that is not the case for the national security agency the more time that passes in the wake of the massive government surveillance program the more the public is learning about just how far down the rabbit hole we really are there were a lot of developments in the story over the weekend the n.s.a. handed out as three page letter to lawmakers detailing dozens of terror plots the n.s.a. claims to how foiled in twenty countries as a result of this program we also learn about other surveillance methods known as mainway marina and nucleon and that's not all all day today at n.s.a. leaker edward snowden was live chatting with people and answering their questions on the guardian's web site he's providing more insight into the program many americans never knew really existed until very recently political commentator sam sacks joined me earlier today and i asked him if any new information came out during edward snowden's life chatting. well we a few new things we were told by snowden that there's going to be some

i'm maggie lopez and you are watching r t well on the run admitted n.s.a. leaker edward snowden is fighting for freedom flying from country to country in an attempt to avoid extradition to the u.s. on saturday night word came that the thirty year old had boarded a plane headed toward moscow with plans to quickly leave for a third destination his current whereabouts are unknown as is his final destination the plane headed towards cuba that snowden was supposed to be on landed have at it just about an hour ago the u.s. has requested for the extradition of snowden from china russia and hong kong but why are these nations and others choosing to go along with america's demands for a whiner a look at the international implications political commentator sam sachs explains. last week the department of justice was working closely with officials in hong kong their plan to have edward snowden arrested and brought back to the united states to face espionage charges today we know that plan didn't work out and we've now seen other governments around the world appear unwi