and let mel tell youing the. and it's interesting. you are not bringing up anything new.you are acting like you are the great reporter. blah blah blah. every speech they talk about, i always hate that i have to have my ties made in china. and do you know why? china manipulates their currency to such a degree. they just manipulated it again two weeks. i never thought i'd see it so fast. again and again, they are taking our jobs. they are taking our manufacturing. they are destroying us. and by the way we are rebuilding china. and then do you know what they do? they loan us back the money. we owe $1.4 trillion to china. they take our jobs and take our manufacturing and then give us money and we have to pay them interest. >> how do you change it? >> i take the jobs back from china. take the jobs bag from japan. charge saudi arabia. saudi arabia makes a billion dollars a day. and if you think people were after yemen. they are not after yemen. they are after the oil in saudi arabia. this was the country that barack obama said oh wow we had a great victory in yemen. it's all ov

. >> already you're not protected going over there fighting and you mean to tell mel just to go into a -- me just to go into a recruitment center now you have to worry about being protected? >> at the end of the day it's like how do you protect yourself when it comes to that or someone who wants to protect someone with the military? >> reporter: weapons are prohibitly currently at the silver spring recruitment offices, but a nationwide review of security of places like these is now underway. 1 option being considered is having military personnel or others carry weapons. >> i think that's more dangerous to the situation honestly. we want them to protect themselves, but i don't know if that would necessarily help them. >> i think armed military personnel is fine because they're trained to use weapons. they're trained to do security and recruitment center, i don't see anything wrong with that at all. >> then people are going to start to feel unsafe even like, you know, regular teenagers who want to go up to recruitment centers and recruit for the army, they might feel threatened because

you don't own me, i'm not just one of your many toys ♪ you don't own me don't say i can't go with other boy ss ♪ don't mel me what to do and don't tellme ♪ in any way, baby, you don't own me ♪ don't tie me down, 'cuz i'd never stay ♪ don't tell me what to do and don't tell me what to say ♪ please when i go out with you don't put me on display ♪ ♪ she's the baddest disrespect her and ask her if she's alone ♪ she should know she should come over and ♪ see you for yourself, never asking for your help ♪ independent woman, no she's the one ♪ stand up, she's the baddest ever, swear she do it better ♪ than i ever seen it done ♪ she ain't never wrong, she ain't never, ever ever, gonna ♪ owned ♪ ♪ i don't tell you what to say and ♪ i don't tell you what to do so just let me ♪ be myself, that's all i ask of you ♪ i'm young and i love to be young and i'm ♪ free and i love to be free to live my life ♪ the way i want, to say and do whatever i please ♪ 'cuz you don't own me ♪ >> never met anybody like you before you know? you're great. ♪ you don't own me ♪ ♪ no, no no, no ♪ ♪ you don't own me ♪ >> whoo! [ applause ] thank you all so much. >> aren'

i mean it was fun bein'-- being in a mel brooks and stuff but i enjoy doing other stuff. >> so what did larry tell you? >> larry says, "i know does-- 'cause it do-- it's-- i was typecast-- plenty by then, not getting-- "oh, that richard lewis he's-- oh, he's .... >> so you might as well just play yourself, was larry's-- >> yeah, well-- well he didn't say that but i had to make the de-- first of all to turn down larry david would have been a huge career-- at-- at 49-- i was 50. i said, you know "who gets this opportunity?" and who knew it would be such a cult hit? so i said, "i'm in." but i made-- but i m-- you know, we were born in the same hospital. i had the right to ask him for anything i wanted, and we had others-- >> (laugh) >> other weird mystical things happen in our life. met when teenagers hated one another, didn't know each other till we were comics, and then we-- i recognized him. i went "you're that (bleep)?" >> (laugh) >> "you're that ass?"-- >> you became friends and then you realized he was the-- the guy- >> i-- we were enemies in a c-- >> --from-- from camp. --in a day camp. in-- a-- a

ongoing investigation, we are somewhat limited in what we can discuss but i can tell you as i speak right now person mel from the fbi, atf hsi tennessee highway patrol, could go police officers and hamilton county sheriff's deputies and other law enforcement throughout the state of tennessee and the nation are covering leads that are coming into our command center. some of those agents are part of our evidence response teams, who are highly trained in crime scene processing. they continue to meticulously document evidence located at the crime scene teams from knoxville, memphis and atlanta and trajectory experts from the the fbi laboratory are work on both scenes. fbi agents are partnering with state and locals to run down every lead that we have received. thus far we have covered approximately 70 leads and as our team continues to develop additional information you may see or hear about fbi activity in other areas of the state and nation. victim witness specialists from the united states attorney's office and the fbi are assisting the families of the victims. if you have any information about the alleg

at cbs news correspondent mel oliver tells us, mission nearly ten years in the making. >> if you thinkng scientists say you haven't seen anything yet. cbs news space consultant bill hearwood. >> woe won't see anything like this again i don't think in our lives. >> new horizon spacecraft will zip by pluto 7:50 a.m. eastern tuesday for the closest pictures to date. the fly by takes place 7800 miles away from pluto. >> nobody has any idea what the spacecraft is going to show them. the pictures on the way in have been exciting. >> a mission nine and a half years in the making. new horizons launched into 2006 leaving earth at 36,000 miles an hour. it has traveled nearly a million miles a day for close to a decade. >> tom has been in the front line for nasa since 1965. reaching the solar system coldest destination will be historic feat. >> right i running high. as soon as they see a new set of data, and it goes up on the screen, you know, they burst into applause, and high fives and everything else. >> cameras are so precise if it was flying over new york sit, at the same altitude from space

you can do to try and prevent it. and there's ways to find out why it's happening as well. >> mel robbins, tell me your story and also here's been such a stigma. why do you think that is? >> it's an interesting question. a lot of what kyra said i 100% agree with. the other thing you need to realize is it's extremely common. they estimate 20% of pregnancies actually end with a miscarriage. when it happened to me i thought about it this way. i basically said that clearly there was something that was wrong with the fetus that we had conceived and this was going to be for the best because that child was not going to survive beyond birth. so i looked at it like not necessarily a stigma. i certainly didn't talk about it openly. and there's also the folk lore that you're not supposed to tell anybody until 12 weeks, like it's a magical number that if you get through 12 weeks, that's because 80% of the miscarriages occur in those first 12 weeks. there's the stigma the fear that something could go wrong, the silence that couples have about even the fact that they are pregnant that they are supposed to hold on until 12 weeks. bu

not someone to point to that problem but you point to a larger issue and anna i can tell by the grave look on your face this morning that there's concern here. meltinez was talk about how he believes that jeb bush is the right candidate for the party. it's not just that donald trump captured the mood of the disenfranchised but he takes a big bite out of jeb bush head up against hillary clinton. >> a big bite out of what? >> the butt cheeks. >> all right. showing off some spanish today. let's remember he is married to a latina. frankly i don't think he's taking a bite out of jeb's apple. i think he is taking a bite out of everybody else's apple. i don't know that there's that much cross over between donald trump potential voters and supporters and jeb supporters. >> he only takes 4 points away from hilary and a ton away from jeb. >> that's the numbers. that's a different issue. if he runs as a third party candidate i think it is a different issue and one of the things that i have been saying all along is look you know donald trump is a fraud. go look at his views. up until just a few years ago he was a democrat. he has donated money to every camp

you want to tell us about. >> summer is in full swing. to get you in the patriotic spirit a few of my top patriotic movies to watch this weekend. first up, "the patriot." melt memorable and heartfelt performances or as i refer to him as pre-meltdown mel. next up, "american sniper," the film depicting the life of the late navy s.e.a.l. chris kyle. he shows his unwavering devotion to family and couldn't tri. guys who can forget this patriotic speech? >> we will not banish without a fight. we're going to live on. we're going to survive. today, we celebrate our independence day. >> thank you, mr. president. >> i get chills when i hear that. the 1996 film "independence day." made us love his skills as eye fighter pilot and gave us a sense of pride in our country for never backing down from a fight, even if it is some aliens. big news independence fans the sequel is officially happening. 20 years later "independence day resurgence" is set to hit the theaters next summer. i got to go on the set with the returning cast, vivica a. fox. >> at sunset? >> it's a long story. writer producer roland emrick who directed "the patriot" plus the hottest star joining the cast