so, mckay, what do you see?entum on this issue as in recent years, but it may not work as cleanly as the democrats think it is going to be. the coalition is not exclusively on the left. this weekend, rand paul was in new hampshire talking about decriminalizing and lightening the sentences, and so we will see a lot of the libertarians as well who are feeling passionate about the issue, so in states where you see the hard left liberal versus a tea party republican, you might drive some libertarians to go vote for the tea party candidate as well. >> but it does point to the enthusiasm gap that democrats are worried about, and if you look at the percentage of the vote that president obama received in 2012 and the approval rating in last month's msnbc/"wall street journal" poll, among single women, 19% drop off and 15% in african-americans, and 22% among hispanic americans and 15% dropoff among the young voters, and so, beth, what do the democrats do if it is not pot? >> well, that is the problem and what you describ

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cheney was in twenty ten an inkling taking mike mckay triggered the tsunami which caused major damage in several coastal towns and killed more compliant hundred people it seems that a mortal sin from okinawa the weekend go the cover. chile's president michelle partially declared a state of emergency in three regions around the quake disaster zone on wednesday promising troops police reinforcements to maintain order. addressing the nation she praised the authorities initial response to the tremor. they examined the tsunami alert was promptly put in place in the store and ordered evacuation with people comply in may. the country has come to the fest as of this emergency email and any chance. in the cia over delight to watch the people who live in the affected regions to keep calm. follow the instructions of the authorities and to do everything necessary for the safety of the people on their family is here. then cia director son he did for me. it's great to bolster security seen as an attempt to prevent a mass bleaching which took place during previous national emergencies nature says is

. >> well, you know, adam mckay and will ferrell write those movies and adam mckay directs it.with them. >> seth: yes. >> they're -- like, the funniest people in the world. >> seth: yes. they're both like, nice human beings and then they have like, computer brains. >> yeah. >> seth: like, they spit out jokes fast, too fast. it makes you very -- in awe. >> it makes you feel really unfunny when you're around them. >> seth: yeah. [ laughter ] like, they're so funny, you go home and you doubt yourself. >> seth: yes. >> and -- and i like being around them, because they're so nice. and it reminds me, like, oh, you can be happy while doing this work. >> seth: right. >> you don't have to be tortureded. >> seth: they really are, yeah. >> and, and so they shot so many jokes when we did "anchorman" that during editing adam mckay went, "i think i can replace every single joke in the movie with a different joke." [ light laughter ] >> seth: that's amazing. >> and then he went and did it -- and -- it was 763 new jokes. and -- and now when you buy the movie, you also get this bizarro version.

>> we shot so many on the original movie that adam mckay -- >> jimmy: i love adam mckay.saturday night live." >> exactly. >> jimmy: gosh, he's so funny. >> he says to say hello. >> jimmy: oh, he's a good man. he wanted me to say hello? >> he wanted you to say hello to him on tv. >> jimmy: hi, adam. hello. hello, adam. >> like you mean it, come on. [ laughter ] okay, just do it. it's not a big deal. just do it. >> jimmy: hello. >> what is -- what is hello? [ laughter ] >> jimmy: hello! >> who are you saying it to? >> jimmy: oh, sorry. adam, hello! >> never mind. >> jimmy: he doesn't live on a a mountain. bottom of a canyon. >> yeah, exactly. hello! >> jimmy: hello! yeah, i was looking for an echo. i'm sorry. hello, adam. but anyways he would do alternate takes. >> he did alternate takes and we had -- originally, the movie was four hours long. and they played around and thought about splitting it into two movies. but that didn't really work. so we just had a second editor working the whole time with alternative jokes. so it's the same movie. it's 20 minutes longer. there's

i am saying i am sure mckay and the interpreter were welcomed by the chiefs in the village. negotiation unfolded and the indians big cedar canoes with their long snout like prowls ran around the ship's hull. they wore weather-proof comical hats and had rolls of see otter to trade. captain thorne with no experience on the indian trade ordered them to spread out blue beads, pots and other trade goods. an elderly chief climbed aboard to establish the prices to trade goods for furs. captain thorne said two blankets, and beads, in exchange for one sea otter. he rejected the offer as too low. it was a clash of two cultures on the purist of economic terms. account vary to the exact detail between the two but follow the same general pattern as a whole. they wanted five blankets instead of the two that thorne offered for a sea otter. thorne didn't budge. he had a vast deal of pride in his nature wrote washington irving. he held the whole race in salvage contempt. they were at a stalemate. he wasn't a bargainer. he could he had given a fair price. but he entered a culture where tradin

both snyder and mckay have retracted comments because of customer backlash. others are unapologetic. the makers of honey made graham crackers faced openly hostile criticism after putting a male couple on the front of its ads. they doubled down and did another ad and turned it into the word love. so if you're sitting in the corner office making business decisions, how you react when social values and politics mix may depend as much on what you sell as what you think. >> joining me to discuss the departure of branden ike, law professor of nyu law school, and jonathan rousch, senior fel felw at the brookings instituters and professor waledman no one would doubt that the board of directors is legally within its rights to do what it did. was it a good idea? >> first, thank you for having me on. second, just to clarify i'm a new york law school, not nyu, just a shout out to my colleagues. >> sorry. >> what the board did to its ceo was a standard business decision. the board decided that for a particular community like the mozilla community, which is a tight-knit gr

his ruling socialist party's disastrous showing in the country's local elections both replacing joe mckay room who pays the price for a struggling economy high unemployment and the government's deep unpopularity. brother and aunt went on tv to say that it takes a minute. took a big local mall is looking to secure you have expressed guilt discontented disappointed in quito but this might come in to tell you the courage or message because it's clearly a matter of months. i therefore he trusted and well balanced with the mission of leading the french government he has the qualities to do it to be a strength and coherent and closely knit team of the state government has come back to the mall the book and what he described as a new face of long said that one of the government's priorities would be to kickstart the economy and create jokes. during the audio as interior minister he had set it up to accomplish as prime minister the topical be much more difficult is that a good choice. will the future of tennis in any case i wish him lots of courage and why the bad guys inside. so much money just

mckay says it's freaking practical cooperation with russia but the military and civilian it's irresponsible beagle cool small screws alec station on crime in a multiple choice people i've now with more summary of what exactly is the non same. well falling on the history of meeting on tuesday media released a statement announcing the suspension of all civilian and military cooperation hot with rice and for more than a decade russia and nato have been quiet reading on crucial security issues such as fighting terrorism and drug trafficking and also ideally not cooperating with disarmament and out stopping the spread of weapons of mass destruction clearly had the pain of operating a lot of the issues. also during the us war in afghanistan russia has also played an instrumental role by facilitating layer of land and air transfers of a put names to me to lead him into national security force in afghanistan right now the western alliance is calling on moscow to reduce its number in crimea to pre crisis levels and cheaper military activities along russia's border with ukraine in the meantime i need

ess mckay wrote, i have worked extensively in unionized and nonunionized schools.because there is no union doesn't mean teachers aren't being taken care. remember, you can always tell us what you think. respond to the stories online or on our facebook page. or tweet us back at newshour. ♪ >>> join us tomorrow on-air and online. despite all the headlines about the brutal drug war in mexico, foreign investments in parts of that country is surging. martin fletcher reports on mexico's increasingly promising economic future. >> invested half a billion dollars in this division. its 45 employees here have grown to 1800. >> that's it for this edition of "pbs news hour weekend." thanks for watching. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> "pbs news hour weekend" is made possible by louis b. and louise hirschfeld koman. joyce b. hail. the wallach family, in memory of miriam wallach. the sharon and philip milstein family. bernard and irene schwartz. the city foundation. rosalind p. walter. corporate funding is provided by mutual of america, designing customized, individual

i am saying i am sure mckay and the interpreter were welcomed by the chiefs in the village. negotiation unfolded and the indians big cedar canoes with their long snout like prowls ran around the ship's hull. they wore weather-proof comical hats and had rolls of see otter to trade. captain thorne with no experience on the indian trade ordered them to spread out blue beads, pots and other trade goods. an elderly chief climbed aboard to establish the prices to trade goods for furs. captain thorne said two blankets, and beads, in exchange for one sea otter. he rejected the offer as too low. it was a clash of two cultures on the purist of economic terms. account vary to the exact detail between the two but follow the same general pattern as a whole. they wanted five blankets instead of the two that thorne offered for a sea otter. thorne didn't budge. he had a vast deal of pride in his nature wrote washington irving. he held the whole race in salvage contempt. they were at a stalemate. he wasn't a bargainer. he could he had given a fair price. but he entered a culture where tradin

what is happening on the mckay is what -- i mean -- on the nikkei is waiting on the broader markets todayine oneeing a the msci asia-pacific, snapping that eight-day winning streak and we are off a two-month high. check out the msci, down by about 4/10 of 1%. japan contribute into the big declines, 1.3%. check out the hang seng, the composite. we will be watching these closely today. also, of course, india as the election gets underway, we will be taking you there in a few minutes. the chaos of time malaysia, starting with a modest advance. we are seeing the philippines composite modestly lower. in australia, checking the asx 200. we have libyan rebels opening two parts. that has brought down the price of brent crude, having an impact on the commodities markets. let's take a look at that. it is impacting these commodity producers across the asia-pacific today. this is what we have in terms of brent crude. 105 dollars a barrel. down about three quarters of 1% today. also falling. nymex crude, falling into place, down around $100 per barrel. gold is modestly higher. we will keep a watch on

joining you is doug mckay and kevin karen, market strategist with steeple private client group.ogram. >> thank you. >> let me kick off with you. to clear this out of the way, david einhorn in the letter yesterday from green light said, he felt that there was a bubble in tech, excessive enthusiasm for the cool kid companies have created a new bubble tech to rival the 1990s. do you agree? >> there are signs of that, but i don't think it's to the same degree. in other words, there's pockets in the ipo market, but there's still opportunities. every company in the bubble was trading 100 times earnings. you don't have that with things like google. >> kevin, tonight, of course, we have both apple and facebook reporting. which would be the better stock to double down on in your view? >> i tell you, i tend to be more of a value oriented person and the company with the better valuation here would be apple. now i'm not saying that negative things about facebook. they have a totally different dynamic and the more -- the bigger point i want to make about the earnings season is that it's very