paul williams, president and chairman of the board of the american society of composers, authors and publishers, ascap represents hundreds of thousands of music creators worldwide. mr. williams is an oscar, grammy and golden globe-winning hall of fame composer and song writer. you'll be glad to know that your friend be, mr. gilmore from texas, admonished me to be easy on you today -- [laughter] so looking down from his seat, we'll be careful to adhere to that request. our seventh witness, mr. chris harrison, vice president of business affairs and assistant general counsel at -- [inaudible] media. he's also an adjunct professor teaching music law at the university of texas school of law. mr. harrison received his jd from the university of north carolina, i'm pleased to say, and his ph.d. in political science also from the university of north carolina, chapel hill. mr. hair soften, good to have a fellow tarheel in the room today. our eighth witness is mr. michael hoop by, president and chief executive office of -- [inaudible] he is responsible for establishing long-term strategic plan a

my name is paul williams. i am the president of the association for the preservation of historic congressional cemetery. i want to welcome you to the cemetery. i am happy our weather has held off so far. i also want to welcome you to the sesquicentennial commemoration of the funeral for the 21 women killed in the june 17, 1864, explosion at the washington arsenal. first, the honor guard will post the colors. gentlemen? >> forward, march. detail, halt. detail, present arms. detail, recover. detail, right about face. detail, post colors. detail, right about face. detail, left face. forward. march. left follows right. march. company, halt. front. in place, rest. >> ladies and gentlemen, if i could have you stand up please. leading us in the pledge of allegiance will be asia elliott. asia? >> i pledge allegiance to the flag of the united states of america and to the republic for which it stands, one nation under god, indivisible, with liberty and justice for all. >> thank you. you can take your seats, please. i wo

my name is paul williams. i'm the president of the association for the preservation of historic congressional cemetery. i want to welcome you here to the cemetery and i'm certainly happy that our weather has held off so far. i want to also welcome you to the centennial funeral for the 21 women killed in the june 17864 explosion. first, the honor guard home guard of the sons of veterans reserve will post the colors. gentlemen. >> forward, march. detail, halt. detail, present arms. detail, recover. detail, right about face. detail, post colors. detail, right about face. detail, left face. forward. march. left follows right. march.

. >> hello everybody, my name is paul williams. i want to welcome you here to the cemetery and i'm certainly happy that our weather has held off so far. i want to welcome you to the sesquicentennial commemoration of the funeral of the 21 women killed in the 1864 explosion at the washington arsenal. first the honor guard of the chesapeake home guard of the sons of veteran reserve will post the colors. >> ladies and gentlemen if i could have you stand up plaza. leading up in the pledge of allegiance today will be asia elliott. >> i pledge of allegiance, to the flag of the united states of america and to the republic for which stands, one nation under god, indivisible, with liberty and justice for all. >> thank you asia. you can take your seats please. i like to introduce our civil war, steve hammond who will introduce our speaker. >> thank you paul. this has been an eventful week for us here at congressional cemetery. we had an event at fort mcnair tuesday at the exact moment of the explosion occurred. we remembered then and we will

paul williams says climate change is not only heating up the bottom part of the atmosphere, but the computerased carbon dioxide levels are also changing the temperatures and wind speeds in the jet stream. his research focuses in on transatlantic flights, specifically addressing what's called clear air turbulence, occurring high above the clouds, and passengers are starting to feel the difference. >> those jet stream wind shears are becoming stronger because of climate change and that, i believe, is causing the atmosphere to become more turbulent and that is causing airplane flights to become bumper as a consequence. >> reporter: it's something we seem to hear about more and more, like this recent flight from johannesburg to hong kong. at least 20 passengers injured, two seriously. pilots say they're experiencing more turbulence over the skies in the u.s. in recent years. >> the incidence of turbulence encounters is increased. it may be counterintuitive but statistically the incidence of injuries as a result of that is decreasing. >> reporter: hoff credits technology for the decrease in injur

he's competing against karl racine, lateefa williams and paul zikerberg. in first election is november. return the focus to the weather and another warm day but some changes are afoot. in the middle of the week, we will get a little bit of spring or maybe even fall. before then it is going to be storms.a risk of it is warm and muggy, 80 degrees at reagan national and the dew point 68. at least we have a nice reuse. -- nice breeze. overall tonight, low temperatures will fall into the middle 60's and 70's down 10. and a great view tonight of the superman. i will show some great pictures i have seen on social media coming up in a little bit. the weather headline tonight, the risk of thunderstorms increasing as a cold front approaches. it will come through on tuesday and finally ushering in the cooler and drier air i was mentioning. rushmore in the 70 forecast much more in the seven day forecast coming up. flooding inn caused chicago. drivers had to deal with high water on streets. cancelers were forced to the taste of chicago today. the first time in its 43 y

paul williams and i considered brothers and sisters we have seen each other so much. appreciated your work. thank you so very much for what you do for children in teaching children about music. chris harrison mr. huppe i believe the name as our did i add a p on it that should not abandon mr. frear thank you so much. let me put on the record that i hope this committee is appropriate will have a hearing on the directv at&t merger just for the fact the content is included in that as well. to the witnesses here might delay was provoked by the fact that this is a year anniversary of the shelby case, united states supreme court case that my opinion dismantled the voting rights of this country and there's a hearing going on in the united states senate that is very important. i would almost say that many of the artist artists that you represent and performers benefited on their opportunities to vote because of the voting rights act so i apologize for my delay in coming to the meeting. but this is no less an important hearing and one of the reasons why i dashed in here to be h

paul... >> william tambiÉn estaba. >> ¿sabes por quÉ hace eso? yo soy una fanÁtica de pitbull. >> pues, vengamos todos en vestido de baÑo maÑana. >> que vengan en traje de baÑo. >> acabo de comprar un traje de baÑo de hilo dental, que les va a encantar. yo bailo. [♪ mÚsica ♪] ♪ [ locutora ] el nuevo pantene te trae el nuevo repair & protect. cabello más saludable con cada lavada clínicamente comprobado. [ gisele ] nuevo cabello. nueva tú. [ locutora ] nuevo pantene. cabello tan saludable que brillas. [♪ mÚsica ♪] >> un policÍa de ohio arriesgar su vida para salvar a un hombre en medio del trÁfico. el sujeto conducÍa por una autopista, pero en lugar de permanecer en el auto saliÓ con los brazos extendidos y marchando hacia el centro de la vÍa, bajo el efecto de bebidas alcohÓlicas. tras pedirle que regresa, el oficial no tuvo mÁs remedio que traerlo de vuelta al vehÍculo arrastrÁndolo con gran esfuerzo sobre el pavimento porque el hombre pesaba nada menos que 340 libras. ahora enfrenta cargos por manejar bajo la influencia de las sustancias. asÍ que ahí lo ven. afortunadamente e

public policy attorney latifah williams and paul zuckerberg and carl rayseen announced their candidacies. before voters made the d.c. attorney general an elected position the d.c. mayor would appoint the top lawyer. you can cast your ballot in the november elections. >>> doctors at cedar sigh my medical center may be able to detect the earliest signs of alzheimer's through an eye exam. the test can indicate the buildup of a protein associated with the disease. other research found a decreased ability and identify odors that is also associated with alzheimer's. the two tests can some day offer simple noninvasive ways to detect the disease at an early stage. >>> less than two weeks until the silver line opens. this morning why one group could bear the brunt of paying for the new way of getting around. >>> you may find top notch brand names at outlets but do the items have the same quality. one expert says absolutely not >>> many of us shop at outlet malls to buy name brand clothes and purses on a budget. but what if we told you what you're getting are knockoffs? nbc's amy davis shows us ho

william. ¿puedo? >> le das vote y ya. miren. >> ustedes, muchachos, en el estudio tienen que agarrar sus celulares y ponerse a votar por ximena, pauleja, deja que te cuente, deja que te enteres del nuevo chisme que estÁ caliente ♪ ♪ deja, deja que te cuente, deja que te enteres del nuevo chisme que estÁ caliente ♪ >> ahora sÍ. nos sentamos, mi maituchi. >> tenemos unos invitados de lujo. pero mientras eso pasa vamos a ponernos al dÍa con lo que estÁ pasando en el mundo del entretenimiento. seÑores, estamos hablando de ramÓn ayala. ustedes saben que Él hace poco estuvo en el estado de mÉxico, ha tenido situaciones difÍciles. recibiÓ un reconocimiento por su trayectoria artÍstica y nuestras cÁmaras estuvieron ahÍ para acompaÑarlo y hablÓ de ese premio y de una situaciÓn en la que estuvo vinculado con el narcotrÁfico. hablÓ el gran ramón ayala. aquÍ les va. >> bueno, se lo dedico a mi familia, que siempre me han apoyado. mi familia, mi padre, mi madre. y como todos los demÁs que hemos recibido. hemos recibido infinidad de reconocimientos. nos estÁn reconociendo por los 50 aÑos. yo se lo dedico todo a mi familia. ahora tenemos la oport

williams most valuable player award, presented by chevrolet. i'm joined right now by the commissioner of major league baseball, mr. bud selig. and pauldwards, the u.s. vice president of chevrolet marketing. mr. selig? >> thank you very much, erin. and mike, congratulations on winning the ted williams most valuable player award. presented by chevrolet, as erin said. three years as an all-star already, with a great future. and already, you've represented our sport extraordinarily well. we're all proud. and you have many of these ahead of you. congratulations. well deserved. >> thank you. >> erin: mr. edwards, i think you have a nice presentation for mike trout. >> mike, congratulations. on behalf of everyone at chevrolet and our dealers across the country, we want to offer you your choice of either the north american car of the year, the corvette, or the north american truck of the year, the chevy silverado. >> erin: your mom is pointing at the corvette. >> i'm taking the vette. >> erin: and the mom's reaction is priceless. congratulations to you. as you get your key right here to the corvette. as soon as your family ran over, i think

williams. another notable senator rand paul came in at number nine.ber one -- >> you guys going to celebrate. >> danielle sykes. wait a minute. another one on here. number 23, our own bret baier. fair, balanced, unafraid and dare i say beautiful. >> his hairline has a hairline. >> both william brothers are republican. >> scandal. >> robert? >> i want to apologize for a word i used in that bachelorette segment the woman who slept with two guys. okay. 9/11 steel cross display, the a atheist tried to get it out. >> jesus jimenez told his story how his house was destroyed while he was deployed. they appealed to miami-dade county not to tear down the house. they did it anyway. he won a big lawsuit but miami-dade will not release the fines and the liens. >> i want this to be over. it's hard for our family. you know some people might think the money will make up for it. there's nothing that makes up for a lost home and all the memories that came with it. >> drop the liens and fines mime dade. greg. >> if you have ever on tv and your phone starts ringing try

public policy attorney latifah williams and paul zuckerberg and carl rayseen announced their candidaciesfore voters made the d.c. attorney general an elected position, the district's mayor would appoint the top lawyer in. you can cast your ballot in the november election in the district. >>> today organizers of the 2015 world police and fire games will begin their one-year countdown. the games are one of the biggest multisport events for first responders in the world. it will be held july 30th of 2015 at the reston town center in virgia. the event draws more than 12,000 police, fire and public safety officer athletes from 70 countries. >>> for the tenth year in a row a non-profit is operating its without hunger givenaway. immediate and temporary help known as faith provides three months of free groceries to families in need. the next giveaway is thursday at 5:00. >>> this weekend dozens of people are marking the 150th anniversary of the battle at fort stevens in northwest d.c. the battle happened during the civil war. news 4's derrick ward talked with re-enactors giving us a living histo

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williams. just a couple more people to acknowledge then our closer here father paul and the mayor i want to acknowledge beven and christen from hope. responsible for a lot of homeless work around san francisco and one of the mercy board members mary in the front row here. i promise i don't think i'll everyone left i apologize if i miss you. without further ado, you do want to bring up the mayor he's been an unbelievable force around homelessness around affordable housing, for us who have known him for any period he's working on any effort from the streets of legal aid no topic the mayor has not worked on so he's a huge friend of mercy you housing and the bayview gardens so without further ado, i bring you mayor ed lee (clapping) >> good afternoon, everyone and welcome to the bouf supervisor cohen thank you. i'm not going to speak a whole lot i'm in a mod of celebrating this community has earned our cities attention to make sure we go everything we can to make sure that everyone is successful. i want to say this before i go and praise mercy let me spend a minute praising the people in the bayview becaus

. >> vamos con william y paul. a ver, ¿quÉ tiene de flores? apoyada de los miembros de su familia. muchos medios de comunicaciÓn quisieron entrevistar a sus hermanos y no daban ninguna entrevista si no estaban autorizados por rosie rivera. >> vamos a tener a toda la familia rivera el prÓximo domingo en sal y pimienta. y me hablaron los hermanos y las hermanas de chiquis sobre lo que estaba sucediendo. era muy especial para ellos esa noche porque chiquis, era el momento del debut. >> sÍ. pero debut con micrÓfono de su mamÁ. >> sÍ. usÓ el micrófono de su mamÁ. los zapatos de llenar de jenni rivera son muy grandes pero ella se luciÓ. demostrÓ que tiene el talento de los rivera. luciÓ muy guapa. lo hizo muy bien y estaba apoyada por su familia. estamos viendo las imÁgenes de jenni rivera hace unos aÑos atrÁs que tambiÉn pisÓ el escenario en premios juventud y aquÍ estamos viendo la comparaciÓn con su hija chiquis que lo hizo espectacularmente bien. yo creo que demostrÓ que tiene lo suyo y lo hace bien >> para los que somos fans, se veÍa hermosa, s

y hoy tenemos algo muy divertido porque vamos a ir con william y paul que estÁn en el ojo del tornadoes. buenos dÍas. estamos a punto de entrar a esta magnÍfica mÁquina del ojo del tornado. >> muy buenos dÍas. >> estoy enfermito del estÓmago. esto me da mucho pesar porque me voy a marear y puede que salga todo trÁgico aquÍ. >> si estÁs mal del estÓmago, me dijeron que no puedes entrar. >> chicos, ¿se van a meter a la mÁquina? >> ahorita voy yo. >> es una tormenta como tal, estÁ increÍble. >> ¿se meterÍan? >> sÍ! >> yo no sÉ. yo lo voy a pensar. >> vamos a estar bien informados con natalia y las noticias. >> yo sÍ me meto en la tormenta, el ojo del huracÁn. siempre hemos estado los reporteros, los periodistas. no tenemos miedo, ¿verdad? seÑores, ahora sÍ vamos con las noticias. muy buenos dÍas. les cuento que una sorpresiva e inusual tormenta elÉctrica sembrÓ el pÁnico en una popular playa del sur de california. un potente rayo cayÓ dejando el saldo de un muerto y varios. marÍa eugenia payÁn tiene las imÁgenes. >> confundidos, aturdidos y aterrados quedaron decenas de baÑistas en venic

. >> vamos con william y paul. a ver, ¿quÉ tiene de flores?rque chiquis, era el momento del debut. >> sÍ. pero debut con micrÓfono de su mamÁ. >> sÍ. usÓ el micrófono de su mamÁ. los zapatos de llenar de jenni rivera son muy grandes pero ella se luciÓ. demostrÓ que tiene el talento de los rivera. luciÓ muy guapa. lo hizo muy bien y estaba apoyada por su familia. estamos viendo las imÁgenes de jenni rivera hace unos aÑos atrÁs que tambiÉn pisÓ el escenario en premios juventud y aquÍ estamos viendo la comparaciÓn con su hija chiquis que lo hizo espectacularmente bien. yo creo que demostrÓ que tiene lo suyo y lo hace bien >> para los que somos fans, se veÍa hermosa, se veía muy guapa. lucÍa como increíble. creo que tiene que ver el apoyo que le dio su familia. y todo el mundo estÁ como vida. era como el reencuentro de toda la familia. el apoyo, no sÉ. te emocionabas con ellos. >> el hashtag #suertechiquis estuvo. >> es bueno recordar a su mamÁ y ser ella misma. >> miren. y precisamente... >> tenemos que decir que nuestra querida verÓnica bastos e

paul y el chef pepÍn, hasta el fin. >> muchas gracias. y ahorita les llevamos a ximena, williamoso l.a. pd. >> la idea es preservar la historia de los incidentes grandes que hemos tenido. la historia de como empezÓ el departamento. >> fue en 1869, en aquel entonces eran seis hombres que lo conformaban. fueron pasando los aÑos y el cuerpo fue evolucionando. en 1909, se integrÓ a la primer mujer policÍa en todo estados unidos, alice stevens. y en 1946, josephine serrano se convertirÍa en toda estados unidos en ser un elemento activo. armamento, e incluso los diferentes tipos de placas nos muestran la evoluciÓn en este lugar. >> entonces, Éstas eran celdas reales. >> sÍ. cada cuarto tenÍa tres camas. tenemos la capacidad de tener seis personas mayores. >> y aquÍ tenían que hacer todas sus necesidades. >> sÍ. los tenemos que tener en un lugar mÁs seguro. >> aÚn se puede sentir la vibra de este lugar donde estuvieron encerrados todo tipo de delincuentes antes de ser trasladados en todo tipo de patrullas ya que los vehÍculos tambiÉn forman parte de esta exhibiciÓn. un helicóptero de l

after g william miller, the fed chairman, you needed a paul come in. >> we will come back and talk to komal sri-kumar, particularly on what janet yellen will do. we will look for those minutes this afternoon on bloomberg television worldwide. >> we have a little discussion coming up. are you going to go with lyft or uber? they're coming to new york and taking on the taxis. what it means for you. this is "bloomberg surveillance." ♪ >> good morning, "bloomberg surveillance." an important interview on television, israel's ambassador to the u.n., one of the most expressed tipple mats. look for that interview at 3:00 p.m. on "street smart." good morning worldwide, i am tom keene with adam johnson and a special treat, stephanie ruhle joins us today. she will be on air for 18 hours today. scarlet fu is off today. steph, you get a started with uber. >> anybody who watches "market makers" knows i am an uber enthusiast. there's a new player in new york's taxi and car service war. car summoning start up lyft plans to launch in new york city this week, taking on rival uber, one of the biggest u.s

william, pica cebolla. yo no prometÍ nada. yo no salÍ como paul estuvo en el nuevo video de leslie grace. hoy nos visita el actor nueve >> eso! [♪ mÚsica ♪] apaga las luces... usa focos ahorradores de energía... y apaga electrónicos y electrodomésticos cuando no se usen. aprende que puedes hacer hoy en energy.gov/kids. [♪ mÚsica ♪] [♪ mÚsica ♪] >> buenos dÍas. >> buenos dÍas. >> siÉntense, mi reina. quÉ bueno estar aquÍ con ustedes, ya feliz con buena energÍa y con mucha informaciÓn del entretenimiento. les cuento que angÉlica marÍa se llevÓ una emotiva sorpresa cuando se llevÓ un reconocimiento por su trayectoria artÍstica en el festival de cine en guanajuato, sabemos que es un un evento muy importante donde nominaron a esta gran actriz y compartiÓ con sus compaÑeros de televisa espectÁculos. tiene palabras >> soy la mujer mÁs feliz del mundo, ser abuela es lo mÁs maravilloso que te puede suceder en la vida, vuelves a tener a tu hija en tus brazos, vuelves a vivir esos momentos maravillosos dÍa con día. >> mÁs tarde la actriz realizÓ un recorrida

direct military action in syria william hague's most public failure was his inability to convince even the british parliament to vote for war against syria that all but torpedo paul torpedoed america's own plans for the country but he did support nato's campaign in libya and described the country as a tremendous success story despite the continued unrest and fighting between militias there he also threw in the face of growing euro skepticism in the u.k. becoming more open towards partnership while the host of artie's going underground told us what he thinks hague legacy will be. could it be foreign policy issues that he was more of doing could it be to do with the election strategy of the cameron government he certainly had a very controversial record when it came to anything from ukraine to syria must remember that william hague found to be lying to parliament about the ukrainian constitution strings of statements he's been making about russia creating a new cold war of course that. must warm damascus at all costs. so let's have a recap on philip hammond the man who will replace mr hague he is the he was the the defense secretary and came into politics from the

williams in the feature match tonight. but first let me take a selfie. okay. venus facing paul of positive listened and all venus all the time here. first gale of the match. sec set venus bottom of the screen look at the forehand winner. blistered no chance for the 22-year-old challenger. williams and he hits at the net. so straight set victory and 6-3 and 6-2 and serena headlines tomorrow action. pretty much nobody pa pays atttion to the commonwealth games but this little clip is worth checking out. singapore blasting away at nigeria f.yes we spitd up because it's a 41 shot rally. he's like a wall. and then finally zing hits long. however he ended up winning this match in 5 sets. and the crowd loving it. 7 sports brought to you by toyota. >> amazing how fast can't even follow the ball. >> it's impossible. >> incredible very good. thanks very much. >> that's this edition of abc 7 news at 9:00 on tv 20 for all of us here, we appreciate your time as always. hope to see you again in an hour over on time as always. hope to see you again in an hour over on the big 7. goodbye for now

williams who's been sober since 2006. he's not fallen off the wagon, however his rep says the rehab stay is simply a check-in. >>> oscar nominated writer director and actor paulas died. among his best known work, 1969's "bob and carol" and "ted and alice" and "an unmarried woman." he was 84. >>> you know joan rivers as a comedian, actress and reality star. get this, she is a minister too. at a new york city book signing this couple jokingly asked rivers to marry them. rivers obliged right there and then and married the couple on the spot. >> wouldn't you be afraid joan rivers would be like -- i now pronounce you -- that dress is horrible. you look -- sit there and tear you apart. >> but a good time. she would provide a good time. the woman has so many things. >> entertainment and a marriage certificate. >> everything. >> i'm dara brown. this is "early today," we hope it's just your first stop of the day on nbc. benefiber is clear, taste-free and dissolves completely and unlike other fibers, you'll only know you're taking fiber by the way good digestive health makes you look& and feel. benefiber. clearly healthy. but do you really? [ female announcer ] neutrog

william levy. >> christian de la fuente. >> paul stanley. impresora en sÍ cuesta cara. >> existen unas caseras que no estÁn caras. de esta magnitud, es carÍsima. estamos hablando de millones de dÓlares. >> tienes que esperarte 8 horas. >> tÚ siempre tan simpÁtico, cambiando de tema, a pesar de la fiebre del mundial de fÚtbol que acabamos de vivir, en china, con una poblaciÓn de 1.36 billones de personas, solamente hay 10.000 jÓvenes registrados como jugadores de este deporte, lo que equivale a 1% de los jugadores de espaÑa y japÓn. ahora, durante el verano, docenas de equipos estÁn jugando con el fin de tratar de aumentar la pasiÓn por el deporte en este paÍs ya que muchos prefieren estudiar y leer que jugar con el balÓn. el otro factor curioso que afecta el jugar este deporte esas caracterÍsticas de salud que tienen algunos por la edad y los huesos. no entiendo mucho eso pero espero tener mÁs informaciÓn. el comitÉ estÁ buscando inculcar este deporte para tratar de llegar por lo menos a 1 millÓn de jugadores que se interesen en este paÍs, y

. >> oye, estamos esperando a nuestro william que estÁ en las redes sociales. >> no ha llegado. >> paul te darÁn, la bienvenida te darÁn ♪ >> yo tambiÉn ya te atrapé. >> oigan, muy buenos dÍas. ¿cÓmo estÁn todos en casita? aquÍ nos levantamos con la noticia que temblÓ en mÉxico y una de las primeras que lo puso fue ninel conde hace 19 minutos y la segunda fue malie janie. >> sÍ. los despertaron con 6,7 de rock and roll. les mandamos muchas bendiciones. no te preocupes bebÉ. >> esperemos que todo el mundo estÉ bien por allÁ. >> mira nada mÁs. mira. ceci galiano ha puesto a tu hermano semidesnudo en instagram. miren. pasÓ hace 3 horas saliendo de una funciÓn porque estÁ en tour. cachorras, todas. estÁ enseÑando carne el tacher, el menor. el tatuaje. >> ahÍ estÁ el video. >> quÉ sexy, tacher. les muestro mÁs, chicas. les mando un beso grande, los quiero. descansen, buenas noches. >> ¿quÉ decÍa de colorado? el chamaco tiene temperatura. >> alan, ¿tÚ te pondrÍas así? >> ¿tÚ tambiÉn tienes algo colorado? >> yo tengo mejor cuerpo que el mark. >> ¿tÚ eres igual que tu hermano? >> no. yo no ense

william burroughs. many have come this way, staying a while or hanging around. but no one stayed longer or became more associated with tangier than the novelist and composer paul bowlesing sky" he created a romantic vision of tangier that persists even today, a dream that's become almost inseparable in the minds of many from reality. i'm here to find that dream city. the place burroughs referred to as "interzone." ♪ tangier like i said was a city of ex-pats -- people with pasts, people who simply didn't like where they were and craved somewhere and something else. the grand socco is the gateway to the medina where you could find the kasbah, which means fortress, by the way. the port is to the east, and right in the middle of it all, the petit socco, what uncle bill burroughs called the last spot, the meeting place, the switchboard of tangier. reasons for settling in tangier diverge, but everyone sooner or later, since the beginning of memory comes to cafe tingis. jonathan dawson came to this city over 20 years ago as a journalist and he never left. he lives a life not too distant from burroughs' fantasy. cake and tea at 4:00 every day served by his man servant. he ma

paul who goes to mcdaniel college which is my college and you have conner. >> he's been here for two weeks. conner, welcome. welcome to "morning joe." he went to williams, just graduated, which makes me how much -- i was 1989. >> 25. 25, mika. >> go, go, be off with you. >> isn't this great? we're paying it forward. >> my page will beat your page in running scripts. it's a challenge. if it's way too early, what time is it, thomas? >> it's time for "morning joe." >> but right now it's time for "the daily rundown" with chuck todd. have a great day. >>> scott brown state-hopping hopes are coming up short against jeanne shaheen. and the race to replace an iowa icon is hotter than a deep fried stick of butter. much more than new poll numbers from iowa and new hampshire this morning. >>> also this morning, with border tension sparking more protests in the southwest, our tdr 50 look at arizona and new mexico and how both states have tried to tackle the issue. we'll talk to former new mexico governor bill richardson. >>> and after plenty of jokes at her expense, hillary clinton's book tour takes her to "the daily show." we heard a few laughs, not many hard cho

william read from bankrupt international. from -- going back to the constitution. you see that there is a role for federalization in some sort of political settlement? >> ok. yes, sir. >> hi. paul richard with "l.a. times." i wonder if you can speak a little more about the iraqi government's thoughts regarding russian military support here. are there more arms that you think you might buy from them? is there a possible role for military advisors in iraq? >> let's take one last question. yes, sir. please. >> richard owens, international relief. no one touched on the nearly half million internally displaced iraqis as a result of this. other than the u.n. and the thele bit of money, international relief response has been poor to, say the least. i can't think of anything the u.s. has done. mr. ambassador, what do you see as principle requirements for an international response to this humanitarian crisis? >> the displacement issue -- within couple days of this situation erupted. 400,000 and 300,000 people from mosul being displaced. 20,000 trying to leave. that was the immediate threat, i would say. the u.s. provided some help when secretary kerry was in iraq, he talked about that a

william are expecting their second child. >>> 16-year-old tom white became an overnight selfie sensation when he took this photo of billionaire warren buffett and paulsted it on instagram with the caption "chillin' with my homies." paul mccartney was in town to play a concert and buffett is a long time resident of the area. great post there. thanks, steve. >>> sergeant bowe bergdahl completed his reintegration process apparently and is returning to active duty. he's working a desk job at fort sam houston. family of soldiers who were killed while looking for him are stunned. >> i was really surprised. i thought why would he be going to work when he, they suspect he deserted? usually you would think he would be incarcerated in the brig or somewhere until that was investigated. >> you would think he would be in the brig. why isn't he? judge napolitano joins us. judge, according to "the new york times," this guy left a note on base in afghanistan saying i'm leaving, i don't like it here. >> the evidence of his guilt to those of us who watch these things and are accustomed to evaluating evidence seems overwhelming. it is surprising he's not incarcerated

paul! >> ¿quÉ pasa? >> es que me gustÓ mucho. >> hay un telÉfono vibrando aquÍ atrÁs. >> marcelinho. >> vamos a leer. un saludo muy especial para todos los de despierta amÉrica. en especial, para el guapÍsimo de william de compartir con nuestros mutuos hijos. yo creo que me merezco un abracito. es todo lo que te pido antes de que se acabe el aÑo. regÁlame eso. un abrazo muy fuerte. >> televisa espectÁculos, erika gonzÁlez. >> abrÁzame fuerte. >> bueno, no es la primera vez que olga breeskin habla asÍ de juan gabriel. ha hecho varios intentos pero aparentemente, no hay vuelta atrÁs. >> de hecho, cuando se enferma juan gabriel, ella fue a visitarlo. >> alan, olga breeskin, ¿ha estado por aquÍ hace poco? >> no. era una vedette en la cual hace 30 aÑos era muy famosa, salÍa con una serpiente gigante. entonces, tenÍa programa ella. sÍ. por supuesto, han pasado los aÑos... >> pero ella reside en las vegas, ha tenido sus shows, quizÁs no como hace unos aÑos atrÁs pero se conserva bien. >> yo me acuerdo cuando era muy pequeÑo de estar viendo pelÍculas donde olga breeskin salÍa. me encantaba cuando bailaba con el violÍn. no hay cosa mÁs sexy que una mujer agarrando un violÍn y dÁndose... se daba... era una vir