[ cheers and applause ] my nipple pasty!is part wolf. >> uh-huh. >> seth: one of your dogs -- by the way, i'm proving i'm a bellarino. >> oh, look how good this photo is. come on. >> seth: that's really good. >> although my face looks oddly big. >> seth: see, you have bad face shape. i knew that when you came in. [ laughter ] >> seth: here's my other -- i actually missed myself completely. i just got the lights. >> oh, that's actually a really cool indie photo. oh, my god. this is really interesting. >> seth: i'm going to show at coachella next year. [ laughter ] you have a dog part wolf and a dog allergic to the sun? >> the wolf is actually a snow wolf, so he is allergic to the sun. >> seth: the snow wolf is allergic to the sun. >> so we shave him down. so he's usually really skinny-looking, and then i have a husky that my brother just adopted, who's a demon. he is a straight-up demon dog. >> seth: really? that's weird you day this, because this is the photo and they look so cute to me. [ laughter ] what are you doing? you

public safety this is not as flat and one dimensional about police ones i have championed in years pasti want i to recognize the fatherhood program bringing young men we have a program called my brother's keeper champion increasing funding ucsf that specifically targets family effected by gun items you heard about the success of gun bye back programs i agree we need to have additional resources for homeless outreach not only for quality public education but also workforce housing and workforce development we continue to develop not just in south eastern but other part of neighborhoods the other thing i want would like to explore is expanding way we can expand sheriff's department so we can share the public safety responsibilities if we're leaving resources on the table i think that is a crime in itself it's important we come up to something that is beneficial to the constituents of san francisco this needs to be beneficial to the sheriff and police department so it's good to hear the sheriff come down and talk about the possible ways we can begin to collaborate i hope colleagues you will

republican nikki haley said the pastis part of the state's but does not represent the future.te government who killed nine black members in a church had been photographed waving the flag. --sident obama has attended will attend the funeral of the pastor on friday. separate military generals and the phil -- drills and the philippine. china has been building in the byion which is claimed philippines and other countries. has askedno president his neighbors to respond to more aggressivelyto china's claims. right, let's return to our top story. the long-running debt drama in greece. we think get a different view from general electric which is the operating in greece for more than 100 years. joining us is the vice chairman, john rice. very good to see you in our holcombe studio. how are you affected by the crisis and how do see things playing out? john rice: greases a relatively small market for us. they are not unimportant -- greece is relatively a small market for us but they are not unimportant. our hope is this can be resolved in a good way and reasonable way and we can get on w

pasti think they will slip today, that is what happened in april, but i don't expect them to go on foreverk any side politically is stronger as the days pass. in the u.s., congress will be on recess buying them more time, but they need to use this deadline to get it done soon. i agree with what he said except for washington. the message has been loud and clear that don't leave early or leave anything on the table. that applies to many different places, but for the u.s. negotiating team it is imperative to prove they were there until the last minute, otherwise there will be a sense to many compromises were made. olivia: great to have you both on. still on "bloomberg market day" it has been a volatile week for china. , couldn'te volatility matter more than greece? we will ask our market experts, next. ♪ olivia: we are one hour into the trading day. it is time to get you caught up on the market action. i want to start with europe. mark is in europe. 270 $5 million was the value on the stoxx 600 yesterday . a further 83 billion have been valued on the stoxx 600 today. .esterday it fell by 1.7%

. >> it is a nice pastie complex. >> there is alyssa, who we were talking about. >> but apparently this is quite the fantasy when tom loudon. >> i think that most women at one point you do have have a fantasy about your boss, as creepily as that it is. >> do you think our bosses are creepy. >> i think our bosses are lovely and wonderful. >> anyway, i thought that study was very weird. but 9:05. tricky part of the being in the relationship is dealing with your in-laws. >> sometimes it is you are out of touch and in the on the same page. it would be nice to have something, maybe from a partial kind of device to help you, to close that communication gap. >> is there a app for. that new app helps you decide what in laws say and what they mean. >> yes. >> inn law translator. for instance, if your mother in law asks you the question, how is my son, you know your husband, apparently what she really is trying to say is i have not seen him for weeks and it is all your fault. >> i hear. that i see that one. that is in the tone. >> this was created by voucher codes pro apparently and users can cho

he had a pasty, dusty look about him.i grabbed his head, the back of his head was bleeding. >> after an intense and bloody 30 minutes, heavy reinforcements flood the yard to bring it under control. remarkably, sanchez is the only fatality. but overall the wounds are deep and widespread with nearly 300 reported injuries. >> i don't know how you quantitate violence, but for me that was the most i'd ever seen at one time in any place. >> in the end, the district attorney convicts the leader of the hispanics, jose luis sanches, of riot, voluntary, manslaughter, and attempted murder and the death of miguel sanchez, a member of his own gang. after this, the second incident in six months, pelican bay is put on lockdown and remains that way for years to come. no more than a few dozen prisoners are allowed in the yard at any one time. >> that day i believe that group of inmates had a motive, and it was to teach the other group that they run the yard and they will not allow anybody else to disrespect them. like what happened six mo

i thought the pasty dress was an interesting choice for the prince.re they? >> i don't know, hoda! i just said. >> they're so busy the two of them. he's doing "chicago fire." he's adorable by the way. >> anyway they did win the grammy for traditional pop vocal album which sounds funny to use the word "traditional" in relationship to gaga. their album was called "cheek to cheek." >> some people are saying that gaga wearing that outfit to meet prince harry was akin to when justin bieber wore overalls to meet the prime minister of canada. >> i don't even remember that picture. what? >> he came straight from the set of "hee-haw." so it wasn't his fault he was working. >> so you love "the bachelorette" and sometimes we misit. you know who never misses an episode? amanda. come on, amanda. >> hello! >> let me get rid of this. >> what went down? >> let me say i'm angry about what happened but i will be professional and get through this. the show is all about nick, this guy. you don't know who this is. this is nick. not a part of the show. he was on a previous

i'll bring some pasties for you. >> that soups and looks amazing. head: conversations about life and comedy" and it's full of conversations with some of the funniest people on the planet. judd thanks for being with us. >> great to be here with the judd apatow fan club. [ cheers and applause ] >> they're all here for you. are you sick in the head? >> you know i think i am. i think -- i haven't gotten healthier. i wish that all the self-help books worked but they're not. >> this book conversations, interviews with some of the comedic geniuses of our time except for will ferrell. >> exactly. will ferrell didn't make it in the book? why? >> most of the interviews when i was 15 in 1983 i was a comedy nerd and i hunted down all the comedians from my high school radio station and interviewed jerry sign fell and jay leno and howard stern and did a bunch of new ones and didn't get to will so if you buy it there will be a sequel. you'll all buy the book clearly, right? [ cheers and applause ] >> some of these interviews as you said you did when you were 15 ye

caller: my pasty spirits with the other trade bills we have made and for many jobs going overseas and so many well-paying jobs, and the economy overall, i am against it. anything that has got to be jammed through and past real quick is so vague and there's so much that it doesn't work. and it makes it impossible for people to even make a living. host: is that a tough issue where you live in michigan/caller: yes, really tough. our governor gives tax breaks to corporations who send jobs overseas. one bill they tried to pass here a while back, it was so loaded with pork that it puts it back on -- on the back of the people again. people cannot take anymore. i have about had it. there's kids moving back with their parents because there's nothing out there for them. host: sorry to cut you off. just want to move on to the next caller. we have a republican from arizona. rich is on the line. caller: hello. i would just like to comment that the folks, the elected officials that are pushing this, namely mr. ryan and mr. boehner i believe we should although them out of office immediately. i agree

one small comment about your grandfather pasty situation, it is common for people not to get as muchpensation, to not get the fair market value. even if they do, in many cases people quite understandably value of their homes and distances at a higher level than the market value. after all, if you value below what -- host: on twitter -- guest: no, they still have to pay them the market value. there is a catch, which is that when the area is declared blighted by the government, that in itself often causes value in the area to fall. a couple years later, they come condemning property there. they have to pay the new market value not the old one. you might very well end up losing much more than you end up getting paid in compensation. host: iowa, dave, independent caller. you are on. caller: good morning. earlier, when you asked the question, where is your evidence he said the organization that go to third world countries, i'm referring back to that. you know what i'm talking about? i wanted to say that was not evidence. someone said it would lead to economic development or adware is your