both ses we also have michael o. hand live here as well. thanks to both of you for joining us.hat do you think? a better deal? >> on balance this is a better deal dismantling the sanctions resume. they will not be dismantling a single centrifuge. it will not be shipping a single kilogram of iranian and will not be dismantling its plutonium producing heavy water reactor. that would give it a plutonium path. we could have done betr. melissa: that is an argument we have heard from a lot of science. do you disagree? >> i disagree, although i think that the point to specific invalid. we have to make sure our long-term deal does dismantle most centrifuges, prevents the plutonium produced in reactor from evebeing completed and get some of the low enriched uranium out. but we have to acknowledge the 20% is now apparently going to be rendered inert or unusae. that is a good tng. also, 6 billion in unfroze assets were 7 million, it is real money, but it is also 1 percent of the gdp for one year which means there is no long-term economic recovery. there will have to prove if it is serious

backing from michael shellenberg and stewart brand. o my question goes to public opinion and nuclear power. have you seen any volatility on that front in the course of the last two or three years? >> good question. i think you should check out the scholars network that you should check out. we'll be featured by two political scientist, one at georgetown, one at m.i.t., where they're making an argument for energy innovation approach. and i'm sure , they probably have public that n evidence to back up. is opinion varies by the united states, everyone knows that. opinions are likely to vary regionally. s i recall, they were arguing there's a lot of public support option and ear itself whereas the relative resources and the opinions would things like solar and wind more in the northeast and in the northwest. and they argue that we should encourage innovation at the regional level by setting up regional investments that would -- they're not really analyzing on what i'm here. they're not necessarily against or a cap in trade system. but they'r

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backing from michael shellenberg and stewart brand. o my question goes to public opinion and nuclear power. have you seen any volatility on that front in the course of the last two or three years?

hey, our newsroom at fox, with me and michael strahan and terry bradshaw, o oh, my god, if you ever heards. the question to richie was, if you are pushing him too far, that's your brother, you've got to figure up a way, hey, we got to back up because maybe a big brother can go too far with a little brother. maybe that's not the case. but we got to make sure nobody goes too far where it goes over the edge, because i think you can have bullying on any level. it's a hot button topic. anybody who says bullying, you know, it's hard to defend, because people start acting like somebody condones bullying. we certainly don't. but you're right. in locker rooms, nothing is off limits. they go after everybody for anything. >> i think we should settle this in an old-fashioned british way. get in a room together, a firm handshake, apologies all around. >> i suggest thad to both parties before the interview. i think they were kind of both on board. i know i was hearing from jonathan's people that anything can happen. aft interview, they said no, we're going to go another route. >> congratulations on you

o. where's the other...? >> you know, michaelknow everyone's sexual history. >> well, perfect. because we have now arrived at kevin, and he has no sexual history. >> hey. >> how about i just say hi to everyone at one time? >> good. good, good, good. everyone, please give it up for charles miner. >> thank you, michael. and thank you for the c-shaped bagels. >> oh, well... >> that's great, that's great. >> above and beyond. >> hey, you know, we're in tough times, and we're not immune to this economy. >> that's true. >> but the goal is to, you know, fight our way through this. [clears throat] >> stanley hudson. are there going to be layoffs? >> no, absotely not. >> uh, hold on, michael. thank you. uh, stanley, you know, we can't make any promises, but we'll try everything in our power to avoid that. >> do you have specifics? >> sp--well, michael should've filled you in last week. >> well, due to the economy, there's a lot of worry going around, and i didn't want to worry-- >> you didn't tell them? >> well... why don't-- >> yeah. wha

michael esperando, ya no vivirÉ. >> es solo que cada vez que veo el mÁs tenue rayo de esperanza, desaparece. tÚ dime, ¿te espero on mi familia, no puedo aceptarlo. >> hasta donde sÉ no reducen la condena de un recluso solo porque extraÑa su casa, a menos que tenga algo para negociar. >> ¿de quÉ hablas? >> ¿de quÉ hablo? >> de exponer a esos ( ). claro, pero nadie se atreve a enfrentar a jackson, ni siquiera collins. >> tienes que pensar en otro plano, involucra a las personas indicadas, oblÍgalas a poner atenciÓn. >> ¿cÓmo? dime, ¿cÓmo lo hago? (sonido ambiente). >> ¿cÓmo esta su hijo, teniente? (sonido ambiente). >> lo siento. porter ha estado preguntando por usted. (sonido ambiente). >> no estoy de humor, ¿quÉ quieres? >> quiero darle un espectÁculo, seÑor. >> ¿cÓmo dices? >> el imbÉcil de la 19, por su culpa estoy aquÍ metido. >> ¿quieres vengarte, eh? >> sÍ, pÓnganos juntos y lo destruirÉ. >> estoy harto de todos ustedes, te propongo algo, si en realidad quieres vengarte, adelante, pero esta vez es todo o nada. >> ¿de quÉ habla? >> te guste o no te enfrentarÁs a Él, pero uno de ustedes no saldrÁ vivo, aunque

michael,ors practically bases his entire line every year on her, jackie o.ng forward it doesn't matter, we're still wearing those short little sleeveless things. look at michelle obama, that's what jackie started. we're all following along. it is still the same look. all those little boxy jackets you see still coming down the runway. >> at the time she pushed fashion forward. >> she did, she absolutely did. she brought in oleg cassini who was actually a guy from paramount which nobody knew, and had him design a collection for her. >> what about the pearl necklace? >> before her, you had to wear one strand of pearls, and they were also fake. they gave somebody an opportunity to do something new, which was also fake, and this tiny little demuir thing that she had. >> do you think that makes it more iconic and more interesting to people? >> i think there's a conspiracy about the hat. the little pill box hat, what i heard is that it actually disappeared went to the fbi then apparently it went to her assistant and it disappeared forever and don't know where it is

michael. in baseball if you don't leave after hig high school you have o stay for three. i don't know if anybody could pull that off. kid want to play as soon as they think they are ready. >> the future of the nba on the floor tonight in chicago. >> they are that good. >> they are that good. >> dave warren is up next with a check on the national forecast. we're back in moment. healthcare... it goes on and on... ad guests on all sides of the debate. and a host willing to ask the tough questions and you'll get... the inside story theses are strait forward conversations, no agenda, just hard hitting debate on the issues that matter to you ray suarez hosts inside story only on al jazeera america >> audiences are intelligent and they know that their >>> i'm dave warren. here is the national forecast. cold. the temperatures have dropped and the cold air is continuing to push south. you can see it on the radar and here is the front moving south. it's moving into south carolina and northern georgia. and the temperatures show that. 53 in atlanta. this is as far south as it will ma

o. that includes tonight win over washington monday night football. jim harbaugh saying after the game he anticipates michaelabtree to play sunday against the ram. good news there. ugly first quarter kaepernick finding bolden at the goal lane. 19 yard touch down. early lead big for the psyche of the offenseth defense as expected getting after robert griffin the third. pressure by smith. terrible throw. picked by winter. smith crushing rg 3 in the tur turf. mav to the third. cap and company fine ago rhythm. great protection. roll right. throw across the body here. bolden 6 yards another touch down. 17-6. smith he hadn't had a sbing since week 3. 2 tonight. griffin corral 4 times total by the forty-niner defense. late in the third. good punt return for james. set up 5 play 39 yard drive. davis. wide open. kaepernick. 2 35 yards passing. 3 touch downs. 27-6 the time. san francisco 2 game losing streak is of. they are 7 and 4. >> we knew what type of game this was for us. we were right in the 100. knew we had to come out with a win so that was come if and play tough, my mantra. >> this gas step for news the righ

leading receiver back on the field, that would definitely see michael crabtre py monday to night against shington, coa harbaugh says it depends o seeing him getting him out her every day and seeing just how much of a load hean hale. in santa clara, nbc bay ea. >>hank you, erin. > yesterd matt mcgloin did sothing no rder quarterback had done since 2009, row for three touchdowns anno interceptions and did it in his firsnfl start. be next sunday, coach dennis allen noommittal. >> i'm going to wait andaveton opportunity to visit wit terrelle. i haven't spoken toim yet. i n't know where he is physically. i will say this. i will say, youknow, obviously with matt's performance, he's certainly earnedhe right to b in the discussion. that's for sure. > the warriors and jazz currentlynder way with t warriors up by 15 points in the first half. going to have highlights a 11:00. more newafter this. >>>any of us a familiar with cyber attacks, people hacking rsonal accounts. what about on government computers? from the dmv, social services to e chp, government comter systems aretoring your da, but is it protected? tonit for the first time, we

the test of president o bam am's big gamble starts right now. joining us is michael, in geneva with john kerry. how are you? >> great, thanks for having me, ari. >> in your article, one of the things you report is pretty interesting from a former obama official who worked on iranian issues discussing khomeini he described as a isolated paranoid figure who's convinced the u.s. raises concerns over the nuclear program only as a fig leaf for a hidden goal of regime change. basically a hidden attempt to undermine iranian leadership that we all know in the course of investigation, you don't have to change minds but change behavior. talk to us a little bit about your reporting on the state of mind of khomeini here. >> i've done a fair amount of reporting on it. it's fascinating. i think it's really important that people understand this man who signs off on any deal in iran who is the ultimate authority in that country, he hates the united states and he thinks we're out to get him. i think one reason why, although this is an imperfect deal, president obama deserves credit f

o. that includes tonight win over washington monday night football. jim harbaugh saying after the game he anticipates michaele to play sunday against the ram. good news there. ugly first quarter kaepernick finding bolden at the goal lane. 19 yard touch down. early lead big for the psyche of the offenseth defense as expected getting after robert griffin the third. pressure by smith. terrible throw. picked by winter. smith crushing rg 3 in the tur turf. mav to the third. cap and company fine ago rhythm. great protection. roll right. throw across the body here. bolden 6 yards another touch down. 17-6. smith he hadn't had a sbing since week 3. 2 tonight. griffin corral 4 times total by the forty-niner defense. late in the third. good punt return for james. set up 5 play 39 yard drive. davis. wide open. kaepernick. 2 35 yards passing. 3 touch downs. 27-6 the time. san francisco 2 game losing streak is of. they are 7 and 4. >> we knew what type of game this was for us. we were right in the 100. knew we had to come out with a win so that was come if and play tough, my mantra. >> this gas step for news the right dir

o. that includes tonight win over washington monday night football. jim harbaugh saying after the game he anticipates michaelbtree to play sunday against the ram. good news there. ugly first quarter kaepernick finding bolden at the goal lane. 19 yard touch down. early lead big for the psyche of the offenseth defense as expected getting after robert griffin the third. pressure by smith. terrible throw. picked by winter. smith crushing rg 3 in the tur turf. mav to the third. cap and company fine ago rhythm. great protection. roll right. throw across the body here. bolden 6 yards another touch down. 17-6. smith he hadn't had a sbing since week 3. 2 tonight. griffin corral 4 times total by the forty-niner defense. late in the third. good punt return for james. set up 5 play 39 yard drive. davis. wide open. kaepernick. 2 35 yards passing. 3 touch downs. 27-6 the time. san francisco 2 game losing streak is of. they are 7 and 4. >> we knew what type of game this was for us. we were right in the 100. knew we had to come out with a win so that was come if and play tough, my mantra. >> this gas step for news the right

la direcciÓn del alcalde michael bloomberg que concluye su mandato por la mayor cantidad de desamparados en la historia de new york. la interrogante es si la ciudad estÁ peor os melÉndez y su esposo han tenido esta tienda en el barrio hispano de harlem. dicen que los Últimos 12, mantenerla abierta ha sido un reto. >>> estamos sobreviviendo y ahora es algo mÁs familiar esto somos 3. >>> las estadÍsticas mÁs recientes, indican que en los Últimos 5 aÑos la ciudad que durante generaciones ha sido la meca de los inmigrantes, es cada vez mÁs in costeable. y el costo del alquiler ha subido mÁs de un 25%. y mÁs de 400 mil neoyorquinos aunque trabajen no logran salir de la pobreza. >>> hay que vender para sobrevivir. >>> felipe dice que todo iba bien en su negocio de producciÓn de videos, hasta que comenzaron los recortes a los programas, que le permitÍan subsidiarlo. >>> eslogan que comenzÓ diciendo new york es de todos y lo hacemos entre todos, decÍan los medios de comunicaciÓn. pero al final no. >>> sin embargo, muchos aplauden la gestiÓn del alcalde, sobre todo en el Área de la seguridad y el controversial programa de detenciÓn y cateo >>> creo que new york ha al

michael shumacher's record for wins in a single season. >> ive went straight onto the intestify media anintermediate o get a second lap in right away.surprised by the 345r begin an--345r--origin. >> that is your sports. >> thank you very much, robin. >> what if thi there was a neighborhood that only used owe solar energy? for one community it's not a uncommon site. it's one of the most efficient grids in the world. we traveled there to find out more. >> this doesn't look like a revolutionary neighborhood. the pecan street project aims to drastically change the way we live. there are times that residents are acutely aware of. half of the energy cost has been covered by the solar panels. >> the commitment to the environment goes beyond the financial. >> i tell people it's not about saving money it's about saving the planet. we like the fact that we are less of a burt eno burden. they are more than just cheap utility bills. it's the picture that ey emergeo much information it has the potential to change the way we use energy. >> they call it big data. and it profiles how residents use and a abuse energy. without willing participants it

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my apologies whos from my wonderful hometown o arlington, virgia. michaelk acros the stree to kathie lee. >> of the following, who has not ru the opening bell at the new york stock exchange ronald reagan, her, the aflac duck or kathie e and hoda? >> i hope iwas theafc duck. [ buzzer ] >> . go, enjoy. >> theorrect answer is us. we are the only ones who hav't ru -- >> in that gro you're right below a duck. >> that's rude, tyler. >> but you two rang the opening bell over at nasdaq. >> we did. did. i think the's proof we did it. >> back in 2009, the you are. >> that was a long time ago. >> to mark, among other ings, the appearance of miss america on your oadcast. >> we have time for one more. >> marion, indiana. >> the bull and the bear are symbolic of wall stet. the bearymbolizes when stocks are down becausehey squat down, swipe their paws down when fighting, are always grumpy or all the above. >> i guess it's all of the above. [ buzzer ] i gue it' no i guess you're one lucky guy. >> good day for kathie le the correct answer is >> is b. there are lots of legen

michael is back abou with sport. >> this has been going on for quite sometime. one day after male tol school ds suspended right chi incould go oafter bullying martin. >> incognito centr sent countles threats through e-mail. the copies 67 679 of the messags been turned over to the n.f.l. >> hey what is up, you have enward piec pies blank. i saw you on twitter and i want to blank in your blankty blank. >> i want to blank your mother across the face. >> want to plank kil blank kill. >> now george he would british yet yoappreciate you joining us. was this an example of hazing going to far and how often does this occur in n.f.l. lockers lor rooms. >> the only thing i could speak on is what happened to me. i was the first round pick in the same way martin was. my experiences was pleasant. and i was in denver colorado and my teammates stree trooeppedded. rookies are going to have duties and they are responsible for that are unique to gist being just being a rookie. and it happens. i don't know to the extent it goes on anywhere else i had no problem doing what i was "ored t"ordered to do, but i can't spoke for anyone else. >> hazing h

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. >> i have to o disagree with you because being here for 2 1/2 years, eric, how many stories have we done on this very topic? >> it's usually the michael moore or bill maher who claims if you disagree with barak obama, you clearly don't get it, you must be a racist. must be 'cause he'sra the first black president.us i got to disagree. also a lot of democrats are jumping ship on obama. are theye racist? 39 house members voted in favor of yep helding congressman upton's bill, if you want to keep your insurance, you can. are they racist? >> this is where it's getting confusing already here. we're trying to make the connection with obamacare. michael moore does not represent a vast majority of the democratic party or liberals. >> oprah says because he's akay, black president, joe wilson yelled out, i know we're playins it, buton they're yelling in my ear where we're going to play my it. let's do it e then because heres the promise, otherwise bob says you're making stuff up. no. the left, a lot ofpl barak obama supporters, his money people in hollywood say if you don't agree with him, it's likely because you're a racist. >> you know what? l

michael do you caulkuka that's because ted cruz was under the big te. you're eher fiscally conservative or yore a meer of the tea party and you're o idealogically driven. not a kum ba ya talk, this is about winning. this is about how nick sabin winsfootball. >> thiss really the thesiof your book and we'll foson the book in a little bit. let broaden this out. mark lperin, this is the fight in e two wings of the republican rty. >> it's a hge fight and the parties have to sort it ou it has to be done by leaders. it can't be doney cable tv or twitter. chris christie is someone who is magical in the way politicians can be magical. people like having him on tv, he's a goodtalker. he wo joe said winning is what really matters. he loves to win. he's going to take over the republican association and see ife can win the. and he nts to be a leader to change the par. you can't say that about everybody else peoe are talking about for '16. >> the man i just lived with, theodore roosevelt, was in a milar position. maybe a differentind of idealogy thanis par at the time. through the force of his personality, he dragged the repubcan party to deal wh the issues that wer

michael and caroline kennedy in 2012, -- 2011, excuse me. to my chagrin, the tapes were not available to write the book. on her own words -- >> was this developed in the biography? >> i did. at first i wish i had these but then i realized that this was going to add color and substance, to be sure, and it would have added michael's superb annotation of the oral history. i found it actually follow the example that we just gave, talking about mrs. kennedy. i thought sn as i listened to this -- think about made me in terms of the camelot issue, with how she wanted to shake that image -- shape that image of her husband after his death. part of it may have been to raise him up. >> and also, just humanly. helping him on various things -- there is a good oral history. during the presidency, her theyionship with lbj -- said she was the only person in the whole entourage who treated them nicely. of 1964, we are lbj wasall the time -- talking to her about the shortcomings and you have to listen to that, with that in mind. >> we are talking about a first- person historical document. -- didprevious letters jackie do t

oing on and she did not react immediately. i think she weighed the circumstances michael and she also rock comfort in her writing .ourses rose kennedyto god, and too,e kennedy had faith, but she found great comfort in god's land. host: what years did you work for the kennedy family? 1963 throughber july 1966. oft: the immediate aftermath the assassination. i want you to stay on the line. i want to see if richard reeves would like to ask you a question. caller: i would very much like to be in touch with him. guest: first of all, when you said cynthia from west palm beach, i have a daughter, one of my daughters is a teacher in royal palms. her name is cynthia. so i thought no, god -- caller: my god. guest: i must tell you, i am stunned. you are registered with an employee agency and rose kennedy called the agency? caller: called them, gave a false name. they checked my credentials and she said i want her to start tomorrow. i was up in new york and cannot get on an airplane flight. she said call the secret service or fbi, say she is my secretary and put her on a flight. he just laughed and said i think a better check this out. you call

o so they want the industry to get rid of all the additive. a ban will prevent 20,000 heart attacks and 7,000 deaths a year. seven years ago new york mayor michaele all wish we'd done things earlier. the important thing is that you get to it finally. >> mr. mark hyman is the leading authority on wellness and health at lenox center in massachusetts. it did seem to take so long. >> it's a historic move a heroic move and about time. the government doesn't lead, it follows. the science has been there for 20 years that trans fats are harmful. they lead to heart attacks. they make your good cholesterol go down the bad cholesterol go up. leads to inflammation bad for dementia obesity, cancer diabetes. >> don't they make your food taste better? i know it's not healthier, but do they make your food taste better? >> this may sound like heresy but margarine was invented to make a better butter. flies probably don't land on the margarine, they land on the butter. the reason they call it shortening is it shortens your life. >> it's better to have butter than some types of -- >> a man-made product that has no role in human biology and jams up your metabolism.

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backing from michael shellenberg and stewart brand. o my question goes to public opinion and nuclear power. have you seen any volatility on that front in the course of the last two or three years? >> good question. i think you should check out the scholars network that you should check out. we'll be featured by two political scientist, one at georgetown, one at m.i.t., where they're making an argument for energy innovation approach. and i'm sure , they probably have public that n evidence to back up. is opinion varies by the united states, everyone knows that. opinions are likely to vary regionally. s i recall, they were arguing there's a lot of public support option and ear itself whereas the relative resources and the opinions would things like solar and wind more in the northeast and in the northwest. and they argue that we should encourage innovation at the regional level by setting up regional investments that would -- they're not really analyzing on what i'm here. they're not necessarily against or a cap in trade system. but they'r