mort, you want to sort this out? bear in mind that you may be challenged as the economy still on the mend or is it at recovery at risk of sputtering out? >> the recovery has been weak and it's still at risk, but the question is how much risk? what you're seeing now with the unemployment rate, the only reason the unemployment rate is that low, it's because a lot of people have left the labor force and all of the decline in the unemployment rate comes from the decline in the number of people who are looking for jobs. so there's been a real drop out of people in the job market. >> people stop looking for work. >> yes. what's happening now in terms of the economy, this month because we've had three weak months in a row, there are a lot of additional construction jobs. a lot of additional jobs that come in that sort of back up where it's going to be at least another 3 to 6 months before we find out whether this economy is coming out of what is clearly in some ways a recession. >> this is a good jobs number this month. if

john and mort, she had a tough two months. more and more people are saying, what did she accomplish? you have the reset with russia was a complete failure. the failure to declare a terrorist organization. what single thing did she do? >> bill clinton says, quote, she is doing great. now what does that mean? does it depend on the meaning of is? if it means the precise moment. it's hardly a ringing endorsement. but if by is, a great yesterday, is today, and probably will be doing great tomorrow? >> look, you're reading so much into grammar at this stage of the game. >> it depends on the meaning of is. >> it isn't reminiscent of anything. back in the news. >> i'm glad you brought that up too, john. that's really relevant. i'm sorry. i disagree with you. >> listen, i'm not arguing about the way television panelists work and i will also say to you in terms of age, unless i'm mistaken, there are a certain number of panelists and this panel who is older than hillary and still doing well. i don't think there's any rational for it. i d

it's a lot of money to be losing, right mort. >>> issue 4, tease the ones you love. >> he's the attitude. oh, don't make me do this. oh, this is too hard. you tease the ones you love, but some people misunderstood what i had to say and i want to make sure members understood the biggest impediment we have in the immigration reform is people don't trust the president to enforce or implement the law that we may or may not pass. >> two weeks ago in an appearance before a rotary club, house speaker john boehner mocked fellow republican representatives who are reluctant to pass an immigration overhaul. later boehner reiterated a key point he made earlier in the year. namely, president obama enforces the nation's [ indiscernible ] selectively, from the affordable care act to the latest proposal to free inmates charged with possession of firearms before their sentence is complete. it has undermined confidence -- employer verification of job applicant immigration status. november's mid-term election is 6 months from now. what role is this election play nothing the timing of the house immigration

he owns the house and pays the taxes and the mort gauge.n leave the doors and let all energy escape. it doesn't give nobody the right to violate the property and break and enter into his home withap intent to commit a burglary. >> first of all, the victim passed away being shot to death. >> it is the case. >> what do you mean? he was indicted, the defendant who committed the homicide. or was it pre-meditated? that is the issue here. not that it is the first time it happen and he had two or throw burglaries in this garage in the past week prior. but the statements he said, i am going to lure people in and see what happens to them. no 911 call. >> and that could be killed and shot. >> and he actually did it. >> he committed the killing. and whether or not it was a homicide is what we are going to see. four shots and ten seconds and no 911 call. >> aggressive behavior. >> it is a garage and could be separate from the home. it is reminiscent of a man who was in his basement and two teens came in and he gunned them down. different details with t

here now, we have real estate magnet mort zuckerman, it's greato have you. >> thank you. lou: let me just ask you what did he mean? >> i think he was basically trying to say that those people who run for the presidency or who our -- those who are the president, you cannot engage in this. lou: one is not able to talk abt the malfunction of this demonstration. but to act as though he does not have to participate in the persuasion for communication and expression of goals and objectives and management of leadership -- >> the sad fact is, and i think on some level they have to be aware of this, other than public rhetoric he has lost the capacity in ability to become a leader of our legislative process as well as our executive process areas and you can't function as the president unless you have developed this within those who are serving up in in the congress. it is just an enormous part of life. i have a friend of mine that wrote and said what you have to do is establish relationships and without trust you can't do anything. this president has lost the trust of the congress.

. >> people are just deeply like surprised laiming mort fight this kid from our own school got killed. >> from what i have heard he was like really, really really nice kid and he's kind of quiet very smart and so if it's weird to know something like this could happen to him. >> james used to work back stadium in the drama development his teacher said he wasn't a student who saw the spotlight but honesty academic integrity and effort in the classroom made him a stand out. >> nom now tomorrow the berkeley community will honor the victims here and scheduled for 8:00 p.m. at the memorial grade we'll cover that of course. >> but for the moment let's move on. jury selection now upped way in civil suit filed by brian the man beaten so badly at dodger stadium. he was a santa cruz paramedic had brain injury permanently disabled after attacked in parking lot following the season opener between the giants and dodgers. that that was in 2011. he watched from a wheelchair as prospective jurors wereen instructed to fill out question air. he is suing former dodger owner frank mccourt and 3 team inten

pakistan, and to see the relationships develop between the indian and pakistani players was one of the mort important things in the film. they kicked it off. and the players are from all walks of the sporting world. and i guess they had a couple of extra players from the national arts, with the kickoff, everybody laughing, and there are hiccups, and you see it here and there, but surprisingly, they're here to play football. after only having learned for a month and a half to two months. this american football league is paying the players, and the kids are earning more money than the parents, being the main breadwinners of the house. the crowd is growing and growing. i went to one of the exhibition games and the news reported there were 18,000 people there. that's a lot for one of their games. people start staring and their eyes open wide. because with football, it's a complicated game. you don't need to know the rules for it to be entertaining for you. >> that's everyone rosenfeld, it the documentary, american sport, the rise and fall of american football in india. if. >> the second super b

a mort -- mother of ten was killed in 1972. what is the latest, tim, about the length of time mr.has been questioned [ inaudible ] released? >> stephen the clock ticking now because just under 5.5 hours time, the police either have to charge jerry adams or release him. they have another possible route, and that is that they can go before a judge and ask for an extension of his detention under the terrorism act for up to a further 28 days. now one would imagine that if they were going to do that, they would have to go to a court fairly soon to start that process in front of a judge to ask for more time, but they have now been talking to jerry adams behind me here at special interrogation center here at the police station since wednesday evening, and of course it all centers on the death, the killing of that woman, as you were mentioned in the introduction, whether or not jerry adams was implicated in that or not. he has always denied membership of the ira, and he has never been convicted of anything to do with the ira, any atrocities, but clearly, some more evidence has started to

palestinians by arriving in the west bank arriving from amman, instead of coming through israel, the mort conventional route. >> absolutely, he was choppered in by jordanian helicopters, made a loop around the sky to the thousands of worshippers here, and that's a big sign in itself. the vatican stated they see palestine as a state of palestine, and in his speech he calls for a 2-state solution. >> what kind of tone is he establishing on this part, day 2 of his 3-day middle east tour. of course, francis is almost as loved by non-christians as he is by catholics. >> reporter: i'm sorry, i believe you talked about the tone he's portraying here. the tone has been the tone that pope francis has been showing as we have seen him as pope for the last year. he's reaching out to the people. the fact that he was in the pope mobile that wasn't a fully armed vehicle, i should say, it had open sides. he wanted to wave to thousands of worshippers there, who were, by the way, not just catholic. there were greek orthodox, muslims and people of all faith and countries. it's not just palestinians. we saw f

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a stronger country and a country with a much more effective central government in the way that the mort jorde of them are russians and seemed to be happy. why can't putin say on the yoo theory yes it was u.n. charter but it was an official breach. >> c-span sir. [laughter] >> it's not clear to me that the people in that region wanted it so one thing you would want to maximize as the preferences of the people who live there and it's hard to tell because there was an election that was a classic soviet election 99-point whatever% voted for the annexation but their only choice was i think do you want to annex right now or annex a little slower? >> i just want to press you because it's very possible that the majority of people in crimea favor this. it's pretty clear that the majority of people in ukraine didn't favor this. but it's not clear which is the constituency that matters. you might say this is an inherent problem with global welfare and you can actually do a global poll all of the time. you always have to wonder are reconsidering the people in rwanda or how the neighbors feel probab

it includes mort about the gunman and also the -- more about the gunman and also the bay area victimser ktvu.com under hot tippics -- topics. >>> two kaiser buildings were closed for two hours after a threat at broadway and macarthur boulevard. kaiser said it received a specific and credible criminal threat sometime monday. hospital administrators would not reveal the nature of the threat. kaiser closed -- said the closure yesterday morning affected some clinics and pharmacies but not the emergency room. the buildings were reopened around 12:30 yesterday afternoon. >>> 8:40. a fremont man has officially been charged with murder in the strangulation death of his life. 39-year-old anita sidhu was found strangled in the come's home on royal palm -- in the couple's home on royal palm drive. police say her husband, balvir singh, confessed to the crime. but the motive is still not clear. family members tell ktvu that singh arrived in the united states from india just six weeks ago, having trouble finding work because he doesn't speak english. >>> 20 minutes before 9:00. two assistant chiefs

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>> a crucial morts for general moto motors. another engineer exits.im says now is the time to buy. >> it has been a long road for shares of apple. the stock closele above the $600 mark since october of 2012, comes two weeks after apple announced the seven for one stock split, better than expected numbers and expansion of the buyback program from $60 billion to $90 billion. the low, 388. the high 702. closer to the 702 at 600. >> i think that tim cook listed on to carl icahn, he listed on to a lot of things a lot of people were saying and distilled it and recognized it's not just the buyback. it's the opportunistic, that's the word he uses, opportunistic buybacks. you see a lot of stupid buybacks. when there's a lot of supply, the apple buyback is in. they are not in there just kind of oh, let's do 100,000 a day. they are being positioned, they are sopping up supply. this is the kind of genius buyback that a lot of execs should pay attention to. because most of them just do this desle terrorry buying. no. think about it. cook is. >> right. they're buyi

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