mike: "king of the hill," "beavis and butthead," there was no overall arc.ave never run live-action television. alec: season one, it is like if we screw it up nobody will notice. now that people are watching and we have a little buzz, we cannot fail quietly. emily: the entertainment landscape is so fragmented. different from "seinfeld" and must-see tv. it is different for viewers. how is it different for writers and creators? alec: it does not feel that different to me. you have to do something that is good and make it as funny as you can or listen to people who want to make it something it is not. mike: one thing that is different is the nature of hbo with almost no interference from the network. with networks it is just all kinds of notes and things you cannot say. very weird standards. not that i am always trying to be foul mouthed and vulgar. alec: they do not have advertisers. they do not have to worry about offending anybody and we take money from that airline. emily: what does hbo care about? what did they say they want from you? mike: they wanted som

we go to captain mike king were here with the san jose fire department. tell us about that. tell us about those hazardous chemicals and the concern. our first company to rival the fire through the roof. we're already thinking of a defensive operation. they are highly industrial. they tell you that there's a hazardous material inside. it's our goal to figure out what chemicals they were. we tested the water. it's antiseptic and eats through your clothing. we immediately established after the fire and i were in the pardon process of decontaminating our personnel. anybody that went to the water potentially could have suffered local birds. and assure you that none of them have any medical. this could have a great affect on the surrounding businesses here. it will take some time. a fire truck infection standing in the water. it's a large pool of water. and take a great volume. at this point it will impact the nearby businesses. they probably well not be able to open. we are moving forward with a plan. were in contact with the environment protection agency. best to treat this haza

mike rufus king -- like rufus king and hamilton and others. let me close the door here. sorry. so madison's concern is what you really want to do, you really want to identify, what are the real interests the country has to work on? large states and small states is ephemeral. it is an interest at the convention because they have the delegates coming through. william patterson, sherman you have to listen to the arguments -- you have to listen to the arguments. william patterson, sherman johnson, dickinson, martin -- at the end you do not find it very convincing or persuasive because you know correctly that size is not a predictor of political behavior. size will not be an issue henceforth. what will be an issue is -- this is a quotation. i missed a little at the bottom of the screen here. let me pull this down a bit if i can. it's exciting as madison gives a speech on june 30. the convention is deadlocked and madison is trying to break the deadlock and the summarizes his position. madison concedes that it is important to identify those senses. we want to know what they are. they

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mike: yes. charlie: is that part of the reason king solomon is not coming to the summit? : i think we have to be careful because he told secretary kerry he was coming and then he said he wasn't coming. we have to be careful that this is an official snub. we may learn in a few days there are other reasons, health reasons, perhaps. charlie: the assumption would be people in the region have suggested health reasons? because of his age and health record? mike: it's possible, but i would say there are deep concerns and saudi arabia about the united states'willingness to stand up to everything the iranians are doing. whether it's an intentional snub i don't think is as relative -- as relevant. charlie: i've heard people say the saudi's are as bad as iran is. mike: i don't believe that. saudi arabia does not practice terrorism as a tool of state graph and does not support terrorist groups. saudi arabia -- saudi arabia does not want to wipe israel off the map. charlie: you accept that's what their policy is because they say that. the iranians, to wipe israel off the face of the ma

. >> mike viqueria, president obama and king salman talked today by phone. how much have we learned about why he decided not to come? >> we have the official explanation cited by josh earnest, that king salman wanted to stay in saudi arabia and monitor the ceasefire going into effect and what has led to a humanitarian crisis. the white house let it be known that king salman was the one who called president obama. sometimes they leave that neutral but they did mention that king salman called president obama to apologize for the absence from the dinner in washington and then the summit at camp david. >> stressing this is not a diplomatic split. >> it is difficult to find a neutral observer, experts in the middle east who do not see this as a snub very frankly. secretary kerry was in riyadh last thursday, they made statements, the white house let it be known that king salman would be there. not only would king salman be in camp david but have his own one on one with the president at the white house. look, there is a diplomatic row here, no question about it. th

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joining me now, mike lee, and angus king who has serious concerns with the proposed legislation.t to begin, if i can, with senator lee. as we look at the legislation, and we are coming down to the wire here do you believe you have the votes to get this passed tonight so the powers we just described aren't suspended? >> i do believe we have the votes. at this point i think the question is not about whether we will get it passed but when. it will happen either tonight or on wednesday or sometime in between then but really within the 72-hour window we are going to pass the usa freedom act which passed the house with the super majority of 238 votes. this is a good day for the american people whose rights will be protected and the fourth amendment and privacy interests will be defended at the same time their national security interests will be protected and preserved. >> 72 hours will provide a window where the powers are suspended, and the president was making a case on friday even a short window considering a threat from the group isis and etc. would provide an opportunity, a danger

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. >>> you can check out king's interview with mike jerrick and alex holly from this morning on "goodhiladelphia". just go to our website myfoxphilly.com click on the good day tab. >>> a thief follows this elderly woman into on elevator tells her not to scream and snatches her purse. surprise that stopped this guy in his tracks. >> a family road trip ruined when they got home. thanks to one enormous cell phone bill. >> charged me $17,000 you know, i think it's insanity. >> 17,000. this dad's warning tonight. what you've got to do to avoid a charge like this. >>> plus the picture taking over the internet. a classic mcdonald's character is back. the question up for debate hot or creepy? >> now with tomorrow's traffic here's bob kelly. >> good evening everybody. if you're hungry still time to grab dining under the stars here in media state streets closed till 11:00 o'clock tonight and the 101 trolley only going as far as monroe and then tomorrow, get ready to row your boat. dad vail regatta in town practice tomorrow and then the races are friday and saturday. that's going to cause traffi

>> at their headquarters, mike, out in king of prussia, with cartoons, pictures were drawn to be moreosted in the cubical of one employee, and spotted in a new york magazine photo spread. so take a look at them. one of them reads: fat white and hideous, you should probably just kill yourself. another reads: i'm just saying, put it down carb face. lilly came under fire for not including plus size clothing in its low target clothing line. some say it was much to do about nothing. but majority didn't really see that way. >> it makes me angry to see something like that, especially, from a company or someone that works within the company that is so loved by women all across the country. it is just a shame. >> put bad taste in your mouth. you don't know whether to trust whether the company that you're buying for or not is truthful. >> they did sends us statement quote these illustrations were the work everyone individual were post in the her personal work area, while we are an employer that encourages people to decorate than over space, female dominated company. these images do not reflect

crown prince and the count prince to be attending the camp david summit in the stead of king salman del. but mikeho else won't be at camp david? >> reporter: again, a lot of people are looking at this and seeing it as a reflection about the u.s. commit to security in the gulf. there are six leaders all told del, some will not be attending because of long-standing health problems. the leader of the uae, as well as the sultan after aman. the two leaders who will attend will be coming from qatar and kuwait, del. >> mike did you get a sense that the white house is now trying to lessen any expectations that might come out of the summit? >> reporter: there are a lot of talking about security agreements, some are talking about a mutual defense pack between the united states and the gulf countries. others are talking about something that is more self contained to be encouraged by the united states or perhaps facilitated by the united states. there's also talks of advanced weapons systems to the countries, including anti-ballistic missiles. others are down playing any concrete deliverables that would be c

cheers and applause ] ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >>> my thanks to eric stonestreet, mike epps, nick swardsman, elle kingll see you tomorrow. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ >> carson: welcome to another edition of "last call." i'm carson daly and tonight we're coming to you from the world famous kroq studios here in los angeles, california. thanks for being here. we got a good one for you tonight. well, we'll start with music. night two of the one and only faith no more. you'll hear them and see them from live nation's wiltern theater in just a little bit. also coming up director neil marshall gets our "spotlight" treatment. but first, you're gonna recognize kathryn hahn from "we're the millers", "this is where i leave you", and "bad words." currently, you can catch her in the new showtime series "happyish." from e.d.l.'s toca madera restaurant and lounge in

mike lee wendie king an incredible speech, check it on youtube, talked about the main case that inflame the framers was the case of john wilkes who criticize the king the king wrote a general ward come identifies wilkes as the author of this anonymous pamphlet charges him with seditious libel. truth is not the defense. the greater the truth the worst the offense according to british law. lord came to write secrets opinion in colonial history same paper searches of private diaries are offenses both of rights of searches and seizures also freedom of thought. i had not made that connection. you have now laid the table for what i'm going to ask you quickly come have you focus more speech on campus and we've had a great debate here. one of my favorites last year, tremendous debate about the european and american conceptions of free speech. i want to step those up it take to beat on what mark said about the connection between the criminal justice system at the first amendment and to what degree that might inform fires work to stand for free speech on campus. >> i'm the president of fire we de

some of the big fights, like brunea and mikeo and mike tyson we did with don king --it is not just thepublic, it is a sporting public. you have to take the fight off the back pages and get into the news. manus: great interview by mark on the sporting event of the year. let's get to the top stories. up 20% after the coming deliver revenues, the professional networking website linked in. din. it is the first time that linkedin has fallen short of analysts'expectations. airbus has filed a criminal complaint that germany helped the u.s. spy on them. the company also demanded clarification over whether the german intelligence agency was part of an information gathering operation. the sony office will more than quadruple to $2.7 billion. that is 20% less than was projected. they're trying to shake off their disappointment to investors. it is a considerable risk from fx fluctuation. mark: "countdown" continues, stay with us. we are the top of the hour here in london. ♪ mark: chinese manufacturing to just the economy is stabilizing. manus: monsanto is said to approach another company about a $

and victims done, now repair work is key focus here at the site of the amtrak crash, mike. >> bad news last night, bb kingassed a away, out the in las vegas. the king of the blues, bb king, sue. >> if only we can keep weather from yesterday going through the weekend, nope, we have got changes coming up and we will have details coming up in the seven day forecast, karen? >> reporter: i'm going bananas over this next exhibit, absolutely ape, no monkey business, mike and alex. >> yes. >> wow. >> i want to get out the to the zoo. america's first zoo. they have a gorilla exhibit. they have put a bridge, so you can look up at the gorillas walk ago above you. >> i have not been there. >> i will get it together. >> you promised a description of why we call it stotesberry regatta. >> yes. >> and so, when bob does his traffic and we put up that little traffic, to explain, you know who it is. >> yes, the the results of my research. >> okay. >> by the way, the oldest high school regatta in the world. >> in the world. >> and speaking of oldy guess we're 50 today. >> we're 50. >> we have a special hour. >> first zoo. w

mike: crazy person! get away from me. charlie c.: amber rose was on larry king. they played this really funny game. tell him a street word and he would have to guess the definition. >> the first one is twerk. larry: a nude sex video. harvey: i feel like i'm 12. give me a break. mike: bad news for demi moore. she had her storage locker broken into and someone took over $200,000 of high-end

king. good morning and welcome to squawk box on cnbc. becky and andrew will be back on monday. our guest host today is mike santolli. senior columnist at yahoo! finance. sad news from the music world. the king of blues has died. b.b. king passing away in his sleep at his home in las vegas. he was 89 years old. he made his name playing in small clubs becoming a cutlt hero. he has 18 grammys to his name and in 2006 president george w. bush presented him with the medal of freedom. >> 330 concerts a year for like 30 years and he was playing just a few months ago. he was still doing concerts and there's a place in new york city called b.b. kings. >> have you ever seen him in concert? >> i have a couple of times. lucille and born and raised in mississippi which was one of his alabama lumbars too and what's weird is mike nice tie, i think albert king was born in another great blues guitarist that played with the guitar the way jimmy hendrix did, learned to play it this way even though they din change the strings. and he was from there. how weird is that. and both named king. but not related. >> sure. >> very weird. that was

folk from the suburbs, 422 heavy collegeville in through king of prussia. mike, alec, back to you. >> back to the train wreck now. we have jenny over at temple university hospital. eight people still in critical condition. steve is at the scene. what we did last time, we have skyfox up over the scene. i know you can't see it because you don't have a machine tore, but i can talk you through it. there it is, working open another car there, load the train car, there is a flatbed truck, i mean a long flatbed right next it the crane, crane up against one of the cars, there they lift it on to the flatbed, and take it to wilmington. >> it looks like, i know, just pan dollars off, car number two, that they're trying to lift up on there now. >> and the last twin car, seven working on, as well, steve. >> well, let's stay with the helicopter shot. because what i am about to tell our viewers if they hadn't heard it from the news conference yesterday morning, leakily the most distressing news came out of yesterday's statement. we got congressman brady coming on at 7:30 see t

obviously an alternate for that northeast corridor and no problems on the bridges, mike and alex, back to you. >> did you see bb kingknow what a shame. >> he was born, september 1925 in mississippi it was his blues singing cousin that caught him to play guitar. rock and rel hall of famer sold millions of record and employed generation of musicians. >> sure. >> two weeks ago king was put in home hospice care he was 89 when he died and at his las vegas home. >> when i decided i wanted to try to play. >> at 12 years old. >> he named his guitar do you know the name of the guitar. >> what was the the name. >> lucille. >> in fact if you go up to fourth second street, but first, one of these tweets. >> what a brilliant man you were. one you will forever be noted as such an inspiration hash tag bb king. >> samuel jackson. >> bb king, song today and remember him. rip mr. king and thanks for all of the great music. >> let's play bb king. >> lenny cravats says bb, anyone could play a thousand notes and never say what you said in one. hash tag rip. >> bb king good oh, man. >> rest in peace good his music will live on. >> for su

mike and i saw their son. my nephew was named prom king which i was not in the same school. >> jimmy: you weren't?r ] listen, i'm happy for the kid. >> jimmy: he's lifting the family out of the dumps i guess. congratulations on the movie. i think it's a really good one. it's called "tommorland." it opens in theaters on friday. mr. george clooney everybody. we'll be right back! [ cheers and applause ] >> announcer: portions of "jimmy kimmel live" are brought to you by shinola. visit shinola.com to see where american is made. >> jimmy: earlier tonight, two bachelorettes went into the pit. kaitlyn came out and britt came here. here now to tell us all about the shortest run in bachelorette history. please welcome, britt nilsson. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: for someone who just had her heart broken in 25 pieces, you look fantastic. >> thank you. >> jimmy: very good to see you. why did you do this again? what was going through your head when you agreed to do this for a second time? >> i'm just totally nuts. i don't know. honestly, yeah, last time was hard. and i just felt like i was supposed to

king. >> next question. >> my name is mike weber. a question about the resources we put towards diplomacy versus the resources would like to add to our military. the trend has been over the years even the diplomacy has helped us, the trend has been there's a hammer, if i'm a hammer i want to nail something down. we tried to use our military power rather than diplomacy. so my question to you is just about the proper resource, how do we check bounced between using diplomacy versus to quickly deciding that using our military is the way to go speak with this is a question about diplomacy as a strategy. >> what do you do? are you a student? >> i graduate in 2012. >> i was going to say, i look forward to your paper on the subject but i guess it's too late to ask you to do. it's a very good question, an excellent question. sometimes it gets a little bit oversimplified. one of my colleagues used to like to point out that there are, there are more bands music fans right, and the u.s. military than the our office is in the united states foreig

>> reporter: and the kings of tampa are back hitting the stage in "magic mike xxl."will see the return of "ted." find out what all of the raptors have been up to in "jurassic world." and take a vacation with the next generation of griswalds. if you are looking for something more original there is something for you, too. the rock sets out to save the day and his daughter in the earthquake disaster movie "san andreas." meanwhile, melissa mccarthy is joined by an all-star cast in "spy." >> you got to be kidding me. >> we're not done yet. this summer picks our nose where it has never gone before. inside the mind of an 11-year-old girl in "inside out." grab popcorn and take your pick. summertime at the movies is going to be spectacular. >> the never level is coming. >> for "today," joelle garguillo, nbc news new york. >> you may have noticed that just to get in the spirit of summer we actually dropped the temperature in the studio. it is just like when you go to the movies in the summer and you need a sweatshirt. >> we give the perception. >> which release for this weeken

amy: mike walli, your thoughts about where this country is headed and what brought you to this action? >> well, dr. martin luther king planning on having us on the sermon does on the subject of why the united states might go to ehll. the united states is on the path of destruction. it is alive for the was government to claim these illegal weapons are defending or securing the safety of anyone and even now as we speak, plans are a foot by the u.s. government to continue to proliferate and store these illegal weapons until calendar year 2080. we cannot believe the sincerity of any hopes expressed for peace and the eradication of these illegal weapons -- known by their works, in other words. i want to turn to greg boertje-obed who was unable to join us today. this is an excerpt to an interview he gave in 2012 just after their action. >> nuclear weapons are designed to be advanced instruction. they're going to kill civilians. the intent of killing civilians is a war crime also. and preparing -- just by building, your preparing for a war that will kill civilians. amy: that is greg boertje-obed the third member of the tran

keep in mind extra time needed on that schuylkill or use kelly drive or martin luther king drive as the a alternate, mike back over to you. >>> bob, yes, we are going back down the the shore and today we are all about sea isle city, new jersey. that is where jen thinks morning at our first stop and you are hanging out with visitors there in side now. >> i'm hanging out with royalty, quite frankly, good morning, ladies. >> good morning. >> should we say hi tour school is what the name of your school. >> nativity of our lord. >> say hi. >> hi. >> your school is. >> saint jude. >> i love it. >> so you are miss sea isle city, and who was the runner up when you had a competition. >> it was me and kayla was first. >> first runner up? you take her role if she should fail to do duties. >> right. >> yes. >> you guys will do cooking for us a at maryann's bake shop. matt, go ahead, get the party started. it is maryann pastry shop. it has been in business since 1944. family own and operated. we have three locations one in sea isle, another one in stone harbor, new jersey and doylestown pa. >> you are best of everyth

king. good morning and welcome to squawk box on cnbc. becky and andrew will be back on monday. our guest host today is mike santolli. nior columnist at yahoo! finance. sad news from the music world. the king of blues has died. b.b. king passing away in his sleep at his home in las vegas. he was 89 years old. he made his name playing in small clubs becoming a cutlt hero. he has 18 grammys to his name and in 2006 president george w. bush presented him with the medal of freedom. >> 330 concerts a year for like 30 years and he was playing just

mike, thank you. >>> now on "cbs this morning." that's what we are about to find out. >> and gayle king and in new york, she has our preview.rning gayle. >> good to see you nick and andrea. ahead new revelations in the freddie gray case. we'll talk with jon miller about the investigation and the nationwide protests against police. >> plus dr. norula on new concerns about the connection between stress and either teaings. >>> -- heart attacks. >>> and the special effects arttist who turned his 4-year- old into a superhero and a youtube star. john plaque stone visits -- black stone visits the family to find out the next chapter for action movie kid. that's what they're calling him these days. the news is back in the morning. we'll see you at 7:00. straight up. back to you guys. >> all right we'll be. whatting. >> pretty amazing -- watching. >> pretty amazing effects there. >>> allyson rae, oh. just -- literally i feel like weave got to get -- it's not a day to write home about. >> pretty cold and cooler today but we have -- cloudy and cooler today. >> we're all about air quotes this morning here. >> the weekend looks really go

>> reporter: and the kings of tampa are back hitting the stage in "magic mike xxl."a vacation with the next generation of griswalds. if you are looking for something more original there is something for you, too. the rock sets out to save the day and his daughter in the earthquake disaster movie "san andreas." meanwhile, melissa mccarthy is joined by an all-star cast in "spy." >> you got to be kidding me. >> we're not done yet. this summer picks our nose where it has never gone before. inside the mind of an 11-year-old girl in "inside out." grab popcorn and take your pick. summertime at the movies is going to be spectacular. >> the never level is coming. >> for "today," joelle garguillo, nbc news new york. >> you may have noticed that just to get in the spirit of summer we actually dropped the temperature in the studio. it is just like when you go to the movies in the summer and you need a sweatshirt. >> we give the perception. >> which release for this weekend is an absolute must see. >> i like "tomorrowland." it is big and fun and promotes a positive message. it is

reunion last year, and i saw both she and her husband, mike, and i saw their son, who was playing basketball. my nephew, a couple days ago, was named prom kinghool. [ cheers and applause ] you weren't? wow. yeah, i'm not -- i mean, it's okay. i'm happy for him but -- [ laughter ] i mean, listen, i'm happy for the kid. he's lifting the family out of the dumps i guess. yeah, he is. well, congratulations on the movie. i think this is really a good one. [ cheers and applause ] it's called "tomorrowland." it opens in theaters and imax on friday. mr. george clooney, everybody. we'll be right back! esurwhich means fewer costs, which saves money. their customer experience is virtually paperless, which saves paper, which saves money. they have smart online tools, so you only pay for what's right for you, which saves money. they settle claims quickly, which saves time, which saves money. they drive an all-hybrid claims fleet, which saves gas, which saves money. they were born online, and built to save money, which means when they save, you save. because that's how it should work in the modern world. esurance. backed by allstate. click or call. i disco