michael smith says advice can change as more research is done. >> when it comes to supplement, you really want to talk to doctors. when you take a supplement you really want to make sure it is right for you. cost >>brian: here is a live look at the bay bridge. look at the cloudiness of the city. temperatures are much cooler today. the beautiful weather, sunshine and debut -- liz guys. temperatures in the mid '50s. here is the satellite view. a lot of fog at the coast with the sea breeze coming in keeping things cooler for today. this trend is going to continue for tomorrow. >> early in the evening as when the fog returns to the bay. to start with 60s in antioch. here is a look at the 7 day around the bay as a live look towards the next few days. cooler readings on monday but it does get warmer tuesday and wednesday. costs >>gabe: there has been a lot of stuff in the news about personal information being compromised. facebook is trying to get ahead of the hackers and protect their users. facebook wants to be prepared for a major security breach. if it happens they want to handle it as quic

michael smith picked up his food at the taco bell drive-through in dayton, hiohio.me back saying he was short a taco. words were exchanged. >> he was very sarcastic and rude. >> reporter: he then drove through the front entrance. police followed a trail of fluid from his truck and arrested him at home. they say take wrout, they don't mean take out the entrance. jeanne moos, cnn, new york. >>> well, thanks for starting your morning with us. we have much more news ahead on "cnn saturday morning" which starts right now. >>> from cnn and the worldwide headquarters here in atlanta, this is "cnn saturday morning." i'm rob marciano in for randi kaye. the job reports says the country added 269,000 jobs in may, but what does that mean for the economy and your wallet? we'll

michael smith wrote i'm afternoon educator. the one thing we overlook is the student's behavior.n theory you can have a class of 30 but if you have two or three children that choose not to achieve and be disruptions, others suffer. >> you heard me say this a lot with tuition sky rocketing, students conditioned find themselves in college. they need to choose their futures. >> please. don't be daft. i'm glad you knew what you wanted to be in high school. not everyone is so self-aware. that's what college is for, to discover what you want to be, find your passion and make your lifelong friends and contacts. keep sharing your thoughts. let me know what you think. find us on facebook and twitter. back now to "cnn saturday morning" for the latest headlines. have great weekend, everybody. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> it is very disappointing. >> a triple crown shocker before any horse even reaches the belmont starting gate. i'll have another is out and will never run again. we'll tell you why. >>> also, there's a federal investigation under way, and it's targeting the highe

michael smith wrote i'm afternoon educator. the one thing we overlook is the student's behavior.n theory you can have a class of 30 but if you have two or three children that choose not to achieve and be disruptions, others suffer. >> you heard me say this a lot with tuition sky rocketing, students conditioned find themselves in college. they need to choose their futures. >> please. don't be daft. i'm glad you knew what you

. >> reporter: michael smith is getting a lot more than just the joy of being a dad, but responsibility. it's nice to talk to someone who has walked a mile in his shoes. >> i thought it would be an upheaval of my life and stuff like that. but he fits right in. he's a lot of fun. >> reporter: jim brought little jacks back to the class that jim himself took as an expectant dad, something st. joe's offers as a crash course or time to talk to other dadthe a rigourous training. they're not expected to know everything today, but this gives them a good head start for fatherhood. >> it sounds cliche, but everybody should relish and enjoy each day with the baby. only a baby for a short period of time. they change so quickly. >> it could be because they're hungry, need to be changed, want to be hold. different reasons and different things. i'm coming back and i'm going to bring my baby. >>> hundreds of people laced up their sneakers today for a good cause. the dash for dads started in arlington this morning. it's a 4-mile run for survivors of prostrate corners and their providers and survivors. >

. >> reporter: young father michael smith is getting a lot more than just the joy of being a dad buta whole lot of responsibility. it is nice to talk with some body who has walked a mile in his shoes. >> >> i thought it would be an absolute upheaval of my life but he fits right in, and he is a lot of fun. >> reporter: jim brought little jack brought to the class that jim himself took adds an expectant dad something st. joe's offers for a crash course or just time to talk to other dads. >>> the name boot camp suggests a rigorous training that will transform these dads inside. they are not expected to know everything today, but it does give them a good head start. >> it sounds so cliche everybody said really, you know, relish and enjoy each day with the baby. they are only a baby for a short period of time, and they change so quickly >> >> could be because they hungry, they want to be changed they want to be hold for different reasons i am coming back and bring my baby. >> in phoenix, fox news. >>> dads in arlington are running, dash for dads and raising money for prostate cancer. >>>

michael smith, medical director at web md says advice can change, as more research is done.y first advice is to always talk to your doctor, especially with something like supplements. again, we don't know a lot about them. you really want to make sure that when you take a supplement, it's right for you. >> reporter: when these studies come out, you have to see if this advice is pertinent to you. what might be good for a 60-year-old woman might be harmful to 25-year-old male. and if you're healthy, you might not need to take the baby aspirin, but someone with a history of it, that's a different story. it all comes down to, talk to y doctor. lisa sylvester, cnn, washington. >>> echoes of the iraq insurgency now in syria. we're getting an exclusive look at opposition forces as they're building devastating roadside bombs. >>> also, the dispute with pakistan that's now costing the united states an extra $100 million a month. i'll talk about that and more with the former pakistani ambassador to the united states, husain haqqani. >>> and are wall street tie tans turning their backs

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that book 6 mormon has won-- no i got-- on behalf of barbara broke, john hart, patrick milling smith, michaeln, or ren, the schubert its,-- we thank you for this great honor. we thank glen hansing and mark for their incredible score, john carney for the film. the creative team you have honored tonight boy are they good and how about that company lead by kazee. there is a story that hall clerman used to tell and it goes something like this once upon a time in russia, theres with a wealthy family with many children. the mother was quite ill and the children were weeping. to comfort them the nanny gathered them and told them not to worry. she knew of an elixir she said and if you put a drop of it on your tongue you would never be ill and if you drank some would you never die. she said the name of this elixir was the theatre. this story changed the life of one of those children forever, constantine spanof loveski. all of us who have worked in the theatre have drunk from that elixir and had our life changed and are proud to say that once served it up every night at the jacobs theatre and if you li

that book 6 mormon has won-- no i got-- on behalf of barbara broke, john hart, patrick milling smith, michaeln, or ren, the schubert its,-- we thank you for this great honor. we thank glen hansing and mark for their incredible score, john carney for the film. the creative team you have honored tonight boy are they good and how about that company lead by kazee. there is a story that hall clerman used to tell and it goes something like this once upon a time in russia, theres with a wealthy family with many children. the mother was quite ill and the children were weeping. to comfort them the nanny gathered them and told them not to worry. she knew of an elixir she said and if you put a drop of it on your tongue you would never be ill and if you drank some would you never die. she said the name of this elixir was the theatre. this story changed the life of one of those children forever, constantine spanof loveski. all of us who have worked in the theatre have drunk from that elixir and had our life changed and are proud to say that once served it up every night at the jacobs theatre and if you li

michael smith, medical director at webmd says advice can change as more research is done.ays talk to your doctor, especially with something like supplements. we don't know a lot about them. you want to make sure when you take a supplement that it's right for you. >> and when these studies come out, you have to really see if this advice is pertinent to you. what might be good for say a 50-year-old male and family history plays a role too. if you're healthy, no family history of heart disease, you might not need to take the baby aspirin. someone with a history, that's a different story. it all comes down to, wolf, you have to talk to your doctor. don't rely on the studies or what you hear. talk to your doctor. >> it's so confusing. stuff that -- even getting an annual physical report maybe not so important, do it a few years. >> i think it's going to depend on your baseline of health. what's your family history? all of these things factor in. it's going to change. fst not a one-size-fits-all. that's what the study is pointing out. something good for one person may not be goo

michael smith picked up his food at a taco bell drive-thru and came back and said he was short a taco through the entrance. police followed fluid from his truck and arrested him at home. when they say takeout, they don't mean take out the entrance. jeanne moos, cnn, new york. >> makes you want to get right into your car and hit the road, doesn't it? be careful out there. i'm carol costello. thank you so much for joining me today. cnn "newsroom" continues right now with kyra phillips. >> hello, it's 11:00 on the east coast, 8:00 out west. it's a dismal day on wall street, folks. stocks on the skids after a jobs report that was far weaker than most economists expected, or the white house had hoped. the government tells us in may the economy added just 69,000 positions. the unemployment rate ticked up .10 of a point to 8.2% because more people got back into the labor pool. economical economically, it all adds up to bad news. politically, it depends which side of the fence you're on. >> it's pretty clear the american people are still asking the question, where are the jobs? another month

that book 6 mormon has won-- no i got-- on behalf of barbara broke, john hart, patrick milling smith, michaeln, or ren, the schubert its,-- we thank you for this great honor. we thank glen hansing and mark for their incredible score, john carney for the film. the creative team you have honored tonight boy are they good and how about that company lead by kazee. there is a story that hall clerman used to tell and it goes something like this once upon a time in russia, theres with a wealthy family with many children. the mother was quite ill and the children were weeping. to comfort them the nanny gathered them and told them not to worry. she knew of an elixir she said and if you put a drop of it on your tongue you would never be ill and if you drank some would you never die. she said the name of this elixir was the theatre. this story changed the life of one of those children forever, constantine spanof loveski. all of us who have worked in the theatre have drunk from that elixir and had our life changed and are proud to say that once served it up every night at the jacobs theatre and if you li

[michael caine] "ello, i'm your new neighbor, dave smith. these glasses is gonna help you see.e no one would spot you at all. you would be completely anonymous. geoff: i would be like hello, i'm morgan freeman. craig: but people would be like wow, morgan freeman looks really different when he is not in the movies. geoff: oh, i love the mango. craig: do another voice. you can't be morgan freeman. you to be somebody else. do matthew mcconaughey. well all right, all right. geoff: well, all right, all right. let's take our shirts off. let's have a little doobie and play these bongos. that's right. craig: have you ever witnessed a crime? geoff: oh, yeah. oh, yeah. craig: are you talking about the monologue i just did? geoff: absolute murder. craig: yeah, somebody died. i think it was me. geoff: i died a long time ago. craig: man, they really turned on me with that obama joke. did you hear that? geoff: you got them really riled up. craig: i was like it is a joke. you could actually hear them saying whaaaa! i'm like whaaaa! geoff: whaaaaa! craig: don't do that, man. you're a skeleton.

smith... was shot... in the cheek. the man accused of killing 16 year old phylicia barnes pled not ggilty today in court. 28-year- old michaelohnson appeared in court under heavy peeurity.just feet away sat family members of the norrh carolina teee. 5:22:24 it sent a lot of fear up but were fine. e's where we believe he needs to be at and w'll let justice prevail :30 :304:23 as ffr as i'm seeing at this juucture and there is more evidence to come ut there is nothing connecting the dots in any shape, form or fashion suggesting michael johnson is responsibbe for this oman's untimely demise 4:1 4:33police aad prosecutors believe johnson killed barnes within city limits and then tried to cover t up by disposing of the bodyyin parford county. 3 more.... bickering... among... baltimmre city leaders...//. leaders...//. it's... a... battle that began last week... / the... mayor wants... control... of the city's... phone system.... rather... than sign... a conttrct... wwth... i-b-m....// her... office..., purchased... 80 new... but... the comptroller &psays... they ere purchased .... illegally... without bidding...// the... pcomptrol

the sfr of connecticut newlywed of george smith who disappeared from his cruise ship on his honeymoon. also joining us michael jones their attorney. bo is hanging in i have questions for him. they reached out to the russian boys. it is a significant role in this mystery. michael jones p about a new video that has surfaced that is very dramatic. it is more meaningful than heavy until now. >> they were taking the afternoon of the morning july 5th, 2005. it has been explained to me they passed the cammed raw aurned and looks like a lunch table. one of the boys stands up and make a self incriminating statement. >>> you know what it sounds like? it sounds like the preppie murderer robert chambers when he made the video twisting on the bobble head doll. who has the video? >> the fbi has the video. what is on it would explain in detail. it would explain in detail about it. >>> what happened in the deposition? >> run of the russians and josh asking the california boy his deposition for 40 minutes he took the 5th amendment. >> the kid whose father was fending him. >> they took the 5th when all of the questions were as

the sfr of connecticut newlywed of george smith who disappeared from his cruise ship on his honeymoon. also joining us michael bo is hanging in i have questions for him. they reached out to the russian boys. it is a significant role in this mystery. michael jones p about a new video that has surfaced that is very dramatic. it is more meaningful than heavy until now. >> they were taking the afternoon of the morning july 5th, 2005. it has been explained to me they passed the cammed raw aurned and looks like a lunch table. one of the boys stands up and make a self incriminating statement. >>> you know what it sounds like? it sounds like the preppie murderer robert chambers when he made the video twisting on the bobble head doll. who has the video? >> the fbi has the video. what is on it would explain in detail. it would explain in detail about it. >>> what happened in the deposition? >> run of the russians and josh asking the california boy his deposition for 40 minutes he took the 5th amendment. >> the kid whose father was fending him. >> they took the 5th when all of the questions were asked which is unusual b

line one guy relied on by coach more than anybody lovie smith and the defense looking out for teammates lance briggs in that respect even with michael holdout continues if anybody knows about contract lance briggs and he has plenty of empathy but it comes to matt forte >> i know that he wants to be out here with the team you know what your value is. and this week when you work hard. you want that to be recognized long term deal you know how this business says roth and it can be brutal i would tell him to do what he believes. because nobody will take care of you like you >> nba western finals san antonio spurs back against the wall tonight came out swinging tony parker down the land 14 point lead for san antonio oklahoma city and in the second quarter stephen jackson one of his four three-pointers in the first half 63-48 looking good but not so fast here comes the home team kevin durant puts thunder back up by 2 great cam oklahoma city tonight. stanley cup finals could be over tonight los angeles big shooters what could be the clincher tied late here comes a new jersey softy given up by jonathan quick devils get a victory 3-1 still t

smith. and betty stevenson. dedrick muhammad, and michaelined by the national democratic committee careman patrick gaspard. coming up next is melissa harris-perry on today's mhp, polls show that half of americans know little or nothing about the mormon faith, and the mormon faith is having a moment with the romney nomination, and melissa will take a personal and historical and theological look at the church. she has a close connection to the church, and you will learn about that. >>> and do we still believe in american exceptionalism anyway and the concept of being american changed? and the showdown of the voter purge in florida coming up next on melissa harris-perry. we will see you tomorrow morning at 8:00. thanks for getting "up." for three hours a week, i'm a coach. but when i was diagnosed with prostate cancer... i needed a coach. our doctor was great, but with so many tough decisions i felt lost. unitedhealthcare offered us a specially trained rn who helped us weigh and understand all our options. for me cancer was as scary as a fastba

smith, editor in chief, and dana lash, editor. welcome to you all. let me start with you, michael hastings. interesting hearing donald rumsfeld and then hearing the obama camp about all of this. i mean, whichever way they try to spin this, this is a big victory for the republicans. >> sure. >> and a big defeat for the democrats, isn't it? >> yeah. i mean, i think if you're sitting in chicago at the obama campaign headquarters, you're very, very concerned by this loss. it wasn't just a loss, it was a big loss. especially with the amount of money that walker's people could raise and how effectively they deployed that money, i think you really have to be concerned. >> when you look at scott walker, rising star. in a funny way being recalled might have been the best thing to happen to him. it put him on the national stage as a leader and he won the day. >> i think right now conservatives more than anything want somebody like ike who takes on the democrats. this elevated him as being a folk hero. he'll have a big role at the convention. >> a while ago when he was getting into all of this, he was

hypocrites and michael hastings tweeted this to us alone on the show goes on an epic the word rant not really safe for work though i guess that's the problem and finally john jeremiah smith had this to say on facebook referencing the alone to show vagina monologues god damn that was asking as stumping in your face contradict confrontational i loved who wrote that pulitzer now or have you guys enjoyed that segment believe me we did too we had a lot of fun piecing it together brainstorming on how to give it is the right touch of humor when it comes to the writing and think are brilliant producer christine for that and that are right to my rantings and i but thanks for your comments as always and i'll be back with more later in the week. now in case you're worried that your government was spying on you without telling you or telling anyone for that matter and that congress was for some reason still cool with it one fortunately you'd be right you see today the house judiciary committee approved a reauthorization of the amendments act it gives the government broad powers to spy on the communications of americans as long as one of the parties is reasonably believed to be outsi

michael. that's all for now. i'll see you back here tomorrow at noon eastern. 9:00 a.m. pacific. when i'm joined by martin bashir. eric bates. buzzsy ben smithdrea mitchell reports." good afternoon to you, andrea. sorry we're not in the same room anymore. >> at least we're talking. thanks, alex. >>> coming up next, senator marco rubio reacting to mitt romney's immigration speech. he'll be here live. and of course all that speculation he is or is not being embedded as a potential running mate. plus his new book "the american son." the pill falls of picking a running candidate. and vargas about coming out of the shadows as an undocumented immigrant. we'll hear from president obama on his challenge to congress over holding down interest rates on student loans. all that and a lot more next on "andrea mitchell reports." it's very important to understand how math and science kind of makes the world work. in high school, i had a physics teacher by the name of mr. davies. he made physics more than theoretical, he made it real for me. we built a guitar, we did things with electronics and mother boards. that's where the interest in engineering came fr