marc, go ahead. >> i reject that idea.the idea that a beheading as such means it's terrorism. that's absurd. people behead for all sorts of reasons, all of them disturbing, all of them disgusting. but the act of beheading per se does not make it terrorism. now, the question of whether this person had a religious connection to islam is an interesting one. and a necessary one to ask. but again, because someone is muslim and they commit an act of workplace violence that doesn't necessarily make them a terrorist -- >> that's not -- >> this isn't workplace violence for crying out loud. i mean, come on. >> do me a favor. you will i'm asking -- >> watch all these videos, marc. what is the down side to calling this terrorism? what is it? that the fbi and the federal government are going to admit that we've got a problem? >> amen. >> i'd be happy -- >> the war on terror also includes the internet and the fact that they are recruiting people and asking people to do things -- >> i hear what you guys are saying. >> now let marc respon

marc siegel, professor at medicine at nyu's hangg head cal center. doctors, always great to see you. >> good to see you. >> september is an important month for men, prostate cancer awareness month, the second leading cancer killer for men in the u.s. researchers say a key is early detection. dr. samadi you're a prostate cancer specialist. september, time to wear blue in honor of that. how can we prevent prostate cancer? >> first of all, i appreciate you and marc wearing the blue color. this is the month that we educate a lot of men out there to get their psa tests, pro state specific antigen test, the best way to prevent it is to get tested and know your blood test, go for your exam and make sure the doctor checks your prostate, find out whether there's any abnormalities or nodules. we've spoken about prostate cancer on this show and many shows all the time. the numbers speak for themselves, 30,000 men die every year. this is one out of six men in america have prostate cancer. it's a silent killer and there are no symptoms. you may have it and absolu

as sad as that is, that's the reality. >> marc, you said you're not surprised.d, ben. >> i mean, i'm not surprised either. and i think a lot of it depends on which what part of the country you are. >> ten seconds. >> and what the background. it will have a different affect on you depending where you live. and i think that's unfortunate that people do judge resumes based on a name. they shouldn't do it, but they do 679. >> all right, marc, lisa, ben, thanks for the very lively and spirited conversation. >> salaam we'll be right back. ♪ [ male announcer ] over time, you've come to realize... [ starter ] ready! [ starting gun goes off ] [ male announcer ] it's less of a race... yeah! [ male announcer ] and more of a journey. keep going strong. and as you look for a medicare supplement insurance plan... expect the same kind of commitment you demand of yourself. aarp medicare supplement insurance plans insured by unitedhealthcare insurance company. go long. insured by unitedhealthcare insurance company. when folks think about wthey think salmon and energy. but the en

. >> marc gonzales is one of them, and except for his jail-issued t-shirt and scrubs, he could easily be mistaken for any other fun-loving oc teenager. >> i love surfing. i love the ocean. it's the best. the promised land here. nothing could go wrong except for robbing a weed store and getting arrested. my mom is in a lot of shock right now. it's the first offense. my baby is robbing weed stores? what does he need that for? >> unlike most inmates in the orange county jail system who have not been convicted but are awaiting trial, gonzales pled guilty to robbery and received a one-year sentence. with good behavior he could be out in nine months, and if his family gets its way back in minnesota. >> i have a bunch of newspapers under my bed because my mom sent me a subscription because i wanted to stay updated with what was going on in minnesota, concert-wise and weather and everything else that was going on so i can still feel like home in a way. i'm the first one in my family history to ever get in trouble. although we do have treatment history, but never led to any crime, so they were

these teenagers who don't have anything to do -- >> marc?- and are looking for ways to get into trouble. >> it's sad, it's inexcusable. i hope the victims get justice. the only thing i would caution you not to do is turn this into another media scare where we start to say there's an epidemic of teen mobs or an epidemic of the knockout game, both of which were really urban myths and unsubstantiated. i want to make sure we don't do that. but we should also get justice. >> i want to ask you about that, though, because i want to ask you is there a race factor to a story like this? because the witness who was there is a witness who's spoken to one of the television stations there. they have pointed out obviously the attackers are largely african-american. they said but the victims were both black and white. and the witness does say that this was a knockout game being played by the teens. marc? >> well, if it's a knockout game, then there should be an investigation. there should be justice. i don't deny that knockout games do happen. they've been

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marc, let's start with you. roger goodell, he pledged to get it right when it comes to domestic violence, and he had a few ideas, maybe implementing a conduct committee, more education for players and staff when it comes to domestic violence, providing more resources that he pledged to domestic violence and sexual assault groups, but he didn't really lay out a concrete and complete plan to really reform the league. did he? >> no, ana, he didn't lay it out for very good reason. he doesn't have one. he's just saying whatever he has to do to do to save face to save the league and to save his job. and that's why this is so frustrating. when i heard he had a 3:00 p.m. news conference, i thought he was either going to step down or have some mind-blowing comprehensive plan. neither thing happened. and it's very disappointing, but it speaks to what others have said which is that the nfl just isn't committed at a fundamental level to dealing with these issues. >> ben, did goodell help himself with the league yesterday? >

marc, it was stark and i encourage viewers to go to facebook.com/thekellyfile. posted the much longer piece. it's dead on, it could be the same man. yet president obama could not have been more critical of president bush's foreign policy when he was running for this office. >> oh, absolutely. and, look, the white house is denying there's any parallels here. let's not forget a few months ago president obama was saying things like the tide of war is receding, we can focus on nation building here at home. now he's at war with a network of killers. i mean, to the idea that this isn't some sort of massive rhetorical shift is absurd. but the thing is i'm less concerned with what he said than what he does. any president can go to the united nations and deliver a strongly worded statement. that's the easy part. the hard part is making the tough decisions necessary to protect the country. is he going to -- when they run out of bombing targets, is he going to listen to his commanders on the ground saying we need boots on the ground? or is he going to ignore them? is he go

you to have common sense with it, no, marc? >> that's that's exactly right.ally akin to a vault or a safety deposit box. it's more like leaving it on your porch and make a good-faith effort not to steal from you. people can get in the cloud easily. people can hack stuff easily. i'm not blaming the victim here. no one should do this. this is in fact a crime. but people do it all the time. you have to know whenever you take a picture, whether it's naked or not, whether it's your family or not, friends or not, whether you put personal information whatever on your phone, the whole world can access. the same way it got in, it can go out. so be very careful. >> that doesn't make it okay. >> it's not putting it on your front porch. it's not throwing it away. you have a password. you a password. >> like 1, 2, 3, 4. >> mine is 4, 3,2, 1. i made it a little difficult. >> exactly. >> if we really want to take this seriously, if somebody steals pictures of somebody and they're naked, should they be charged. >> necked? >> necked. >> the texas is coming out. that. >> count

a girl for chelsea clinton and her husband marc mezvinsky.harlotte clinton mezvinsky. >> it's the first child for clinton and her husband marc and the first grandchild for the former president and secretary of state. >> stephen: yet another hillary flip-flop. four days ago, she wasn't a grandmother, now she claims she is. how can we trust her? (applause) now, i'd like to take a moment to congratulate the happy family. charlotte is a beautiful baby -- hope you keep her as far away from partisan politics as possible. but i just gotta say, "charlotte"? kind of suspicious she was named after the largest city in a major swing state. (applause) >> stephen: if it had been a boy, would we be celebrating the birth of little baby akron? and i've got to talk about the el fact in the room -- by which i mean all the elephants in the room. >> the baby reportedly has an elephant-themed nursery. >> the nursery will be decorated with elephants, of course, the mascot of the republican party. >> stephen: yes, a nursery decorated with adorable republican elephan

i had a chance to sit down with chief executive officer his-marc jacot, and got thoughts on the appleatch and the market for luxury timepieces. it is an elegant watch. it is not very sporty. i'm elegant watch. watch, withgant very nice design. very sophisticated design. the dials are very important for us also, because the dials are something very important to the watches. lexis this is handmade as well. everything. >> everything. the case, the dials, and the movement. the movement obviously is the most important part of the watch for us. we have very sophisticated movement. hand finishing. isry single movement handfinished. >> how long does it take to make one of these watches? yearsm one month to two -- >> depending on the complication. and let us say you were lucky enough to be able to afford a watch that took two years to make. what would something like that cost? >> for us it starts at, let's to $1 million,p basically. we have some objects that can go up to $6 million, with clark's -- with clocks, not just a watch. to $1s are $200,000 up million for a complicated watch. >> electr

mitt romney would start a war in syria, marc!that clip right there sums up why the american people say in polls show if the election were held again today mitt romney would win by nine points. the obama foreign policy is an absolute disaster. and in iraq and syria, it's a self-inflicted disaster. and precisely for the reason of what joe biden said in those quotes. our military commanders warned president obama that if you withdraw all of our troops, it's going to create a vacuum in iraq that the terrorists will fill. according to leon panetta, the entire national security team warned him that he needed to train and arm the syrian rebels or that would fill a vacuum in syria that jihadists would fill. he listened to joe biden, he withdrew all our troops from iraq, he didn't do anything about syria. but now in syria we have a terrorist safe haven with a group, khorasan was planning an attack on the united states. that safe haven was created on brk b's watch. >> is it fair to criticize the president at a time like this? already you h

marc andry are full of love, yaw and gratitude as we celebrate the birth of our daughter. they announced the pregnancy on april 17th. >> marc and i are very excited that we have our first child arriving later this year. >> well, a grandchild, yes. which i'm really excited about. >> reporter: in may of this year, robin stat down for an interview with hillary. >> you're going to be a grandma. you and your husband are happy and excited about that. when you think about this andchild, what do you want? >> ic want a happy, healthy child. >> reporter: others had advice. former president george w. bush making this joke to former president clinton at a conference. >> be prepared to fall completely in love. get ready to be the lowest person in the pecking order in your family. >> reporter: earlier this week, george and bill spoke about the upcoming birth. >> what's the biggest thing to teach your new grandchild? >> want them to get up and look at the world with wonder and reverence. >> reporter: we don't know if hillary will run for president in 2016, but with the addition of charlo

chelsea is well and glowing, marc is bursting with pride. charlotte's life is off to a good start." >>> all right, thanks so much for spending your day with me. i'm fredricka whitfield. "cnn money" starts right now. >>> bombs raining down on isis targets. but stopping the world's richest terrorist group comes with a price tag for america. i'm christine romans. this is "cnn money." >> america at war in the mideast again. >> we will not tolerate safe havens for terrorist who is threaten our people. >> the united states launch arg strikes in syria against isis. a terror group that rakes in up to $3 million a day by selling oil on the black market. >> they are very well funded. >> part of the president's strategy, cut off the flow of funds. >> it's time to end the hypocrisy of those who accumulate wealth through the global economy and then siphon funds to those who teach children to tear it down. >> as the u.s. and its allies target terrorists' deep pockets, america is again tapping its war chest. just one tomahawk missile costs $1.5 million. fl

. >>> a commuter alert for folks who ride marc trains.orrow morning all marc trains that usually start at perryville will start at edgewood station. buses will depart 20 to 30 minutes earlier than the scheduled train departures. that is due to downed wires along the tracks that caused major disruptions today. those repairs are still underway. >>> the only station with weather alert days, wusa9 first alert weather. >> let's start with a live look outside, our live michael and son weather cam, it is still very comfortable outside, 67, dew point still in the 50s, relative humidity 59% which is pretty low for this time of night, winds light now, north, northeast at 5, no longer a factor. grab a sweater or a sweatshirt and sunglasses tomorrow, temperatures 52 to 65 between 6 a.m. and 9 a.m., but a wonderful wednesday and even thursday, yes, an early sprinkle or shower possible, but thursday looks very nice as well. futurecast, 6:00 in the morning low 60s downtown, that's downtown and look at that, low 50s in the burbs, generally clear skies, 8

por su parte, el "chino" marc 146 libras.ndar los cetros welter del consejo mundial de boxeo y de la asociacin mundial de boxeo, y el ttulo superwelter cmb en la "ciudad del juego". aqui las palabras del maidana despues del pesaje. take sot trt:15 out cue: asi que lo voy hacer ===chroma key=== gs para terminar nos vamos al futbol de la liga mx que abrio su joranda numero 8 con tres partidos, el pimero de ellos ya lo vimos con el pueble y queretaro terminando empates a uno. take vo vo nos vamos a veracruz. en el primer tiempo el eterno carlos ochoa no perdono el error garrafal del central del atlas y como buen delantero puso el balon al fondo de las redes. el empate llegaria en el segundo tiempo luis nery caballero apenas al minuto de iniciada la segunda parte dejo el empate las cosas para el marcador final de 1 a 1.. vo la primera parte de esta jornada 8 cerro en el estado corona donde el bicampeon del futbol mexicano simplemente no da una y hoy volvio a perder ante el equipo de santos 2 a 0. mauro cejas al minuto 9 anoto el

no marc or rve. no mof restrictions except on route 50 in maryland. accidents, it's been kind of busy. southbound on the bw parkway, the ramp at 195, you want to watch out for the craft. beyond that route 100 all the way to 32 in greenbelt you're fine. no problems on 95 between our beltway and baltimore's beltway. over on i-70 eastbound right after route 144, a crash involving a tractor-trailer. the recovery effort is still under way. you want to stay along the left side to get around it. again volumes are light today. it's a holiday. 270 is in good shape all the way from frederick to the point where the lanes divide. let's take a little tour up for. here's the beltway in oxon hill in prince george's county, the eastern stretch of the beltway is final between 95 and oxon hill and the wilson bridge on the the south side of town. to our next live picture. if you're planning to head here on the beltway in college park, there was a crash on the outer loop at route 1. that was cleared up. no issues on the top stretch of the beltway between 95, new hampshir

the marc penn line service suspended between perryville, aberdeen. all traffic, amtrak's traffic service is suspended between d.c. and philadelphia because of those wires down. other big issue we've got to deal with, the water main break. that's at king street shut down west of 395 near beauregard street with the water main break each side of king street is closed. andrea, mike, back to you. >> thanks, beverly. >>> more than ten major fires are burning in california this morning. >> as wendy gillette reports, this year's fire season has been especially bad in the state. >> reporter: buildings burned in california as anxious residents stood nearby. the fire destroyed or damaged at least 100 structures in the small town near the oregon border in the cascade mountains. >> there's nothing left. my lawn is all burned up. all that's left there is bricks. it's completely gone. >> it just came so quick, a firestorm. the wind just took it so quick. >> reporter: fire officials are warning the 1500 people under evacuation orders. >> this is the year to get out.

marc in new york, marc. >> hey, jim. i'm a shareholder of akamai technologies. it's an inkredsabcredible growt company and i'd like to know your opinion on the company. >> they're the best at what they do and they're an incredible growth company. >> marc has done his homework and he has done it right. i couldn't agree more. i like akamia very close here. bill in tennessee where i took jake locker today for my fantasy league. >> thanks for taking the call. i'm wanting to know what your thoughts are on infoblox. >> a couple of quarters missed. i think you're playing with fire with infoblox. it's way too hard for this guy. wow, okay. we have a lot to talk about with the cyber security situation. it's back. it's bigger than ever and it won't stop any time soon. i like palo alto. fireeye for speculation. symantic for turn around play. all good. much more "mad money" ahead. some of the biggest corporations are about to accept apple pay. i'll get his take. that stock soaring over 10% today. are you prepared for a pull back? and fast fire calls while they're all ahead o

i talked to marc benioff about the responsibility of the tech community to give back.ake a listen to what he had to say. >> companies are really successful here. complete not equanimity. not everyone is participating in the success. that is why companies have to give back. they have to provide key services at the social framework, at the very level them,our communities need and health care, in education. this is where we can do a lot and salesforce is very committed to doing that, but also even evangelizing others to do that as well. >> i oust him about the crisis over commuter buses and whether google, facebook, yahoo!, and others should do more to improve the situation. >> i believe these buses have to be regulated. if companies are going to bring their bosses through -- busses through our city, they should be paying a significant tax. >> more than one dollar a day? >> more than one dollar way. it is significant wear and tear on our infrastructure and our citizens. companies that want to have a bus here better pay to have a bus here. he will be at the game force even

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that is unthinkable from marc morano's perspective.her than thinking about that, they deny the science. when i say the right is right, i think they have a better grasp on the political implications of the science, what it means to how we need to change our economy, and what the role of the public sphere is and the role of collective action is. they understand it better than some of those sort of big flicks interest green groups that are constantly trying to sell climate action as something entirely reconcilable with a booming capitalistic economy. green always him about growth, great for business. yeah, there will be markets in green energy and so on, but other businesses are going to have to contract in ways that require that strong intervention. >> how do they then deal with nations like germany where there has been significant government intervention as result a citizen protests and now germany is close to 25% renewable energy come as a model where in the related capitalism, it is possible to make substantial change? >> it is intere

and i think it really does -- >> judge, van, mel, marc, thank you very much. we've got to run.ppreciate it. i'm sorry. we didn't even get to our other story. we talked about the nfl. we didn't even get to the nba. so there's a lot to talk about. thank you all. you know, it is fashion week right here in new york, which means glamour, celebrity, and style. and when the whole world claps along and knows the lyrics to your tune, you should be the one who is happy. megastar pharrell joins me next. exclusively. talking about everything from his fashion line to the events in ferguson, missouri. we'll be back. whenwork with equity experts who work with regional experts who work with portfolio management experts that's when expertise happens. mfs. because there is no expertise without collaboration. hey, i heard you guys can help me with frog protection? yeah, we help with fraud protection. we monitor every purchase every day and alert you if anything looks unusual. wow! you're really looking out for us. we are. and if there are unauthorized purchases on your discover card, you're never

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marc rich was famously, charged trade and -- trading with the enemy with iran i believe, was the enemyand he fled the united states, ahead of an indictment and oakland's last day in office he was pardoned for reasons that have been fully explained by that is alleged -- >> host: very cozy with the clintons. >> guest: their extensive campaign contributions that she made. survey i think it would be naÏve to think that that didn't have something to do with the pardon. i do up to be writing another story about that there are other interesting reasons as well. >> host: i can't wait to do that. are you going to dish on c. span? >> guest: it's a really good story but i don't want to outcome hope to be telling it sometime in the next few months. it's ironic because it's an old story but i just learned part of it at the very, very end which is interesting but i will only say it does involve favorites marc rich did for the us government overseas. >> host: you are killing me here. >> guest: it's a good story, really good story post but we will watch out for that. so you've got these big oil compan

joining us now is doctor marc siegel.u lingo medical centeo let's start with the ebola. besides the violence that has happened in africa, we have seen something's happening today. how nervous are you about the ebola virus in general and should americans really are to wake up to this story? because friendly they have in. >> this is a deadly virus that is not under control, it's something to be concerned about. but ahead of the national institute of infectious diseases , doctor anthony fauci, he says he does not expect this virus to come airborne. he says it's been relatively stable since 1976. we have a problem on our hands, but it is not easy to transmit. the military initiative is very interesting. seventeen centers can take care of 100 patients each. a lot more money pouring in there. boots on the ground. but will it spread fear? it's going to be a tremendously positive thing that we can do. the people get nervous and when people get fearful, peopke fewer precautions. cheryl: antibiotics treat bacteria. in particular we

marc is bursting with pride. charlotte's life is off to a good start. and new details on the birth.at lenox hill hospital in new york city, a go-to for high-profile mamas like beyonce. some wonder how being a grandma will change hillary clinton, if that's what the baby will call her. >> have you offered any names to chelsea? >> no, i'm going to wait. i want this to develop organically. i've talked to a lot of my friends who have preceded me into grandparenthood. some said i knew exactly what i wanted to be called and had a hard time convincing the baby to call me that because he or she wanted to call me something else. i want to see how this develops. i could not be happier. this is something that i've looked forward to for a long time. >> reporter: and while america waits for hillary's decision if she'll run for president, a more important duty calls for now. diaper duty. mara schiavocampo, abc news, new york. >> you know what they'll need a lot of -- chelsea will -- coffee. feedings every two, three hours. although they tell nursing moms not to have too much caffeine. >> it only l

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. >> host: they've heard of marc rich to. >> guest: he was charged with trading with the enemy and he fled to the united states ahead of an indictment and he was pardoned for reasons. there were extensive campaign contributions that she made and certainly it would be naÏve to think that didn't have something to do with the pardon. i do hope to be writing another story about that and i think there are other interesting reasons as well. >> host: i can't wait to hear. are you allowed to dish on c-span? >> guest: is a good story but i don't -- i hope to be telling it in the next few months. it's an old story but part of it is interesting and i will only say that it involves favors that marc rich did for the u.s. government overseas. >> host: you're killing me here. >> guest: it's a great story. >> host: of child for that on the media. so, you've got these big -- one of the things you suggest is that they could be manipulating oil prices. you say for the past seven years the price of oil had been swimming in the contradicting of the mandated data. for almost 20 years it declined in 2005 wh

joining us now lieutenant general tom mcinerney and mark thiessen, so, marc, as somebody in politics for a long time, the sound bite we played there had four republicans and four democrats, and they were taking heat equally from both sides about this announced strategy. >> yeah. i think nobody thinks this plan is going to work. not republicans. not democrats. not the generals. not the american people. not the coalition partners. i mean, that's a pretty bad situation for the president to be in. but the problem we have, megyn, is the plan has to work. we have no choice. we cannot wait until 2017 to take on the threat from isis. and i know there's a lot of people out there saying i don't trust -- i know we have to deal with isis but i don't trust president obama. well, you know, i remember my old boss rumsfeld said you go to war with the army you have, not the army you wish you had. in the reality there's consequences of action and not the consequences of inaction and the -- >> but general, is he setting the troops up to fail here whether add vert ently or inadvertently. >> you are spot

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. >>> tomorrow marc hurd addresses a conference. in revenue to the city. traffic has already been blocked off. and from 8:00 tonight taylor street will be closed. ellison stepped down as ceo last month. >>> thousands of runners were on the embarcadero to fight breast cancer. those who took part today include cancer survivors who have made the event an annual tradition. >> cancer is a scary word. and obviously, i'm here 15 years later. i had chemo. i had surgery. i had radiation. so i had it all. and i survived it. and this is important to do. >> the race for the cure series is the largest series of 5k runs in the world. >>> looks like they had cloud cover, cool conditions for the exercise this morning. but the heat's coming. >> that's not bad running weather. we're going to have the breeze out there. the clouds will be with us, and then we'll start a warming trend. live doppler showing you cloud cover. there are a few light showers, isolated in nature. one popped up. but you do notice it's very light in nature, and most areas are ju

. >> for marc and deborah tice, the last two years have been agony, waiting for news of their eldestustin, an ee dpal scout, captain in the marine corps core, and fearless journalist. austin was taken outside damascus in august 2012. this chilling video released weeks after his capture, the only sign of him since. >> oh, jesus. oh, jesus. >> what was your reaction when you first saw it? >> i don't even remember because i went into physical shock. >> nothing could have prepared the tices for the horror of the execution of american jurjt james foley and steven sotloff. >> marc came downstairs again with that look again and that whiteface. i'm just begging him, what, what is it, what is it, what is it. i mean it was such a gut punch. because we have such hope that that would never happen to an american journalist. >> unlike foley and sotloff, austin is not thought to be held by isis and there's been no demand for money, but the tices are conflicted about the u.s.'s strict policies on paying ransoms. >> if an american citizen is held hostage overseas, you are discouraged and disparaged i

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