but you know, let's talk about perry, though.wer does the governor of texas have over the agenda at the public university? >> a lot. the governor names the regents which oversees the public universities including the university of texas in this case. and what has happened those regents who are not supposed to take instruct from perry verbatim but still are there because of him and what we're seeing now is an effort in which the university regents here in texas are trying to get rid of or trying to push the current university of texas out. and the effort is going to be trying to get rid of him. >> er. >> michael: why would they want to get rid of him? if he seems to be coddling to them? >> can you hear me? >> michael: yes, i can. can you hear me? >> it looked like we were off the air for a moment. bought line, perry appoints these people and they make the political decisions. but the balance has regents don't micromanage every aspect of what an university is in terms of the balance of teaching and research. they don't get into the

perry. (applause) >> our speaker this morning, the former secretary of defense william perry, i first met when he was the deputy secretary of defense, and he and mrs. perry came to korea where i was the c5j5 and i was assigned to escort them around. and i had a lot of those kinds of duties while i was assigned to korea. but it was the most pleasant experience i had and i say that honestly, to get to know these two people. and he then became our secretary of defense. and many of us that have served thought that he was one of the best secretary of defenses we've ever had. he's currently a senior fellow at the hoover institute and a freeman foley institute of international studies. he is the michael and barbara bavarian professor at stanford university and serves as co-director of the nuclear risk reduction initiative and preventive defense project. please help me welcome our speaker this morning, former secretary of defense william perry. (applause) >> what a pleasure it is to be aboard this s

perry, welcome back. >> good to see you guys again. >> i want to ask you, perry, we have stock marketeil irwin of "washington post" had a great piece pointing out, the economy is doing well despite austerity, but while the austerity hits the poor the hardest, because the stimulus from the fed is driving the economy, the benefits are accruing to the richest parts of the population. so we're seeing this very uneven recovery. in terms of political implications, are we really going to see political benefits accruing to either side as long as most americans have stagnant wages and are not really fully participating in the fledgling recovery we're seeing? >> you're right, krystal. we can show a lot of data showing the economy is not doing well for a lot of people. in 2013, -- you can have a lot of statistics showing the economy is not doing well for a lot of people. there's a lot of polls showing, you would think obama's ratings would have gone down in the scandals, the past week, two weeks, but the ratings have stayed pretty high in terms of approval. if you look at the polls, it's because

perry. (applause) >> our speaker this morning, the former secretary of defense william perry, i first met when he was the deputy secretary of defense, and he and mrs. perry came to korea where i was the c5j5 and i was assigned to escort them around. and i had a lot of those kinds of duties while i was assigned to korea. but it was the most pleasant experience i had and i say that honestly, to get to know these two people. and he then became

wasn't perry the guy talking up secession a while back? well, it's true sam houston was against secession, by the way. he did own slaves. he just wanted to not extend them into the new territories. >>> up next, new jersey governor chris christie has even more people thinking he's running for president in 2016, and that's because he quietly had lap band stomach surgery earlier this year in an attempt to lose weight. that's ahead. you're watching "hardball." the place for politics. >>> welcome back to "hardball." finally, a story everyone can understand. call it gut check. new jersey governor chris christie who has publicly struggled with his obesity revealed today he underwent lap band surge three months ago. a procedure which can lead to dramatic weight loss and has already shed some 40 pounds off the larger than life political figure himself. the story was broken by the "new york post" today and the governor addressed the issue late today saying the decision had nothing to do with larger political aspirations like running for president. >

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rick perry. or sarah palin. are both gocvernors toute as the wonderful candidates once upon time. until you get out there and start mixing it up, there's no way of knowing. scott walker, you know, had this very -- >> are you serious? >> -- hard fight in wisconsin. >> are you serious? do you expect me to buy that? do you really think he's the same intellectually as the other two candidates? >> what i'm saying, listen, what i'm saying is, until someone gets out there on a national stage, i mean, people were writing columns going on and on about how rick perry was going to waltz in and walk away with the nomination in iowa and every place else. i mean, you remember those columns, chris. >> i know, and i know it was premature because both were not ready for primetime. scott walker has been through the fights with schultz and the labor unions. i've gotten a good look at the guys. i don't think he's a lightweight. >> i'm not saying he's a lightweight. that's a long way to go from being a competitive national candidate

and there was one man who answered perry's every call for help.ddiction specialist, earl hightower. >> this guy has saved my life literally, 15, 16 times. treatment is all encompassing. >> reporter: perry is sober and turned his past into a mission helping others find a path to recovery. >> congress must continue to support. >> reporter: that includes more funding for drug courts, sending nonviolent drug offenders to treatment rather than jail. he has raised tens of millions of dollars, lobbied congress, he received an award from the white house. >> which is a very surreal thing. we are award winning alcoholics. >> reporter: he even opened a sober living home, the perry house, to help men transition from rehab into the real world. >> the thing that i am most proud of in my life is that if, a stranger came up to me and said, i can't stop drinking. i can't stop drinking can you help me? i can say yes, i can help you. >> reporter: it might just be his best role yet. cecelia vega, abc news, los angeles. >> wow. >> always some spiring to see somebody p

wasn't perry the guy talking up secession a while back?true sam houston was against secession, by the way. he did own slaves. he just wanted to not extend them into the new territories. >>> up next, new jersey governor chris christie has more people thinking he's running for president in 2016, and that's because he quietly had lap band stomach surgery earlier this year in an attempt to lose weight. that's ahead. you're watching "hardball." the place for politics. [ lorenzo ] i'm lorenzo. i work for 47 different companies. well, technically i work for one. that company, the united states postal service® works for thousands of home businesses. because at usps.com® you can pay, print and have your packages picked up for free. i can even drop off free boxes. i wear a lot of hats. well, technically i wear one. the u.s. postal service®, no business too small. ♪ there you go. come on, let's play! [ male announcer ] there's an easier way to protect your dog from dangerous parasites. good boy. fetch! trifexis is the monthly, beef-flavored tablet th

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by the way, you brought up the fact that rick perry met him at the airport. republican governor. he touts the fact that the unemployment rate is so low to the fact that taxes here are so low for businesses. so that is certainly a point upon which he and the president would disagree. by the way, some people think that there are some political overtones to this trip, martin. that president obama is perhaps trying to make this state a battleground state by 2020. the white house saying politics not at play, this is purely about the economics. certainly an interesting point to consider. martin? >> absolutely. kristen, the house republicans, of course, have blocked the president's jobs act. and speaker boehner warmed over some criticism of the president on jobs today. but then he suddenly started speaking some sense. take a listen. >> we can't cut our way to prosperity. we need real economic growth. >> now, i had to check that i was hearing that right, kristen. the speaker of the house, the republican speaker says we cannot cut our way to prosperity. and yet we jus

exclusive interview with matthew perry.he run of "friends." also, whether a cast reunion of the program is really happening and a brand-new passion project for him. >> and that passion project is going to help a lot of people. >> yes, it is. >>> also ahead, the new diet that has a lot of people talking. can you really lose almost 20 pounds in just 2 weeks by counting sugar calories? we'll hear from the person behind it. >> we'll find out. first let's get the news from josh. >>> we'll begin with that ricin scare here in new york city. someone sent letters laced with the poison to new york mayor michael bloomberg and his gun control group in washington. both were postmarked in louisiana. now, sources say the author threatened that the government would never be able to take his guns away. bloomberg never got the letter. the one sent to washington caused no symptoms. >>> and president obama is planning to nominate a former bush administration official to run the fbi. james comey was the number two at the justice department unde

good afternoon to welcome to prime interest i'm perry and boring in washington d.c. let's get to our headlines. paul volcker made some controversial statements yesterday the x. federal reserve chairman who is most famous for whipping inflation then by raising short term interest rates to twenty percent he criticized pedal to the metal bond buying saying that there are risk of inflationary potential and speculative distortions he also said central banks tend to be slow to remove stimulus no kidding paul but we do enjoy our central bankers talking tough from time to time and don't fret viewers because if you're a former general and cia chief who resigned in disgrace well there's still a way for you to cash out another revolving door david petraeus has now joined the private equity giant k.k. are following in the footsteps of james baker the third and dan quayle the move to the lucrative private equity field will help him capitalize on his substantial connections and according to bloomberg a former general will be chairman of a new internal institute focused on macro ec

and matthew perry, yes, the star of "friends" is reaching out tonight with more on his story and hisrow out a life line to people who want to recover. ♪ >> reporter: it was one of the most popular sitcoms in television history, and the man playing chandler bing had a secret. >> i've had a very long, hard day. >> mostly it was drinking and -- and opiates. >> did people on the set know? >> i think i was pretty good at hiding it, you know. but, you know, eventually people were aware. >> reporter: matthew perry knew something had to change. it was sort of fear of death, i suppose. >> reporter: fear of death? >> yeah. like, i was getting very sick. so i had to so something about it. >> reporter: there were multiple trips to rehab and there was one man who answered perry's every call for help, addiction specialist earl hightower. >> this guy has saved my life, literally 15, 16 times. treatment is all encompassing. >> reporter: today per se sober and has turned his past into a mission, helping others find a path to recovery. >> congress must continue to support the -- >> reporter: that incl

the sharks are making quick work old of vancouver perry ed >> back on home ice at its peak of. after winning the first two in vancouver. the sharks get on the board first, the two-man advantage, a joke of pesky going top shelf to beat corey snyder. the sharks put the game on ice early in the third with a broad of goes. look at 'em. living on cloud nine with that u-verse wireless receiver. you see in my day, when my mom was repainting the house, you couldn't just set up a tv in the basement.

please help me welcome our speaker this morning, former secretary of defense william perry. (applause) >> what a pleasure it is to be aboard this symbol of america's millery power, the uss macon island. what a pleasure it is to be among the men and women of our armed forces and the men and women of the first responders of the san francisco bay area. fleet week for many years in san francisco was a somewhat [inaudible] affair and it has been transformed into this great coming together by the military and the first responders, the great coming together of our uniformed personnel and a great [speaker not understood] of san francisco. this amazing transformation in the last few years was due primarily to the vision and the dedication of three people, george and charlotte schultz and mike myers. i'd like to pause to thank all three of them for this work. (applause) >> and in april of 1996, my last year as secretary of defense, i met one morning intelligence briefing at 7 o'clock along with general charlie. the previous day general hughes had briefed us that the chinese military w

richard lewis perry. robin anderson. and nick berg. >> hi, thank you board, i am brian smith, the owner of blackberry bicycles on 6th and we opened a little over a year ago. we have been very successful and i don't think we could have done it without the foundation laid by the cm cbd over the last years. it's really critical for my now nine employees and thousands of customers to feel safe and comfortable coming to the neighborhood and coming into my bicycle shop and getting on an expensive bike and riding it around the neighborhood. i really strongly support the renewal of the cm. cbd and i think that the people such as myself who have invested in the neighborhood and the people who live in the neighborhood and the thousands of people moving to this neighborhood, and investing in the future in this neighborhood, will be way worse off if the cm. cbd is not allowed to renew and continue the work that they have already done. thank you very much. >> thank you very much, ralph lee, next speaker. >> good morning supervisors.

joining me now, melissa harris-perry. for being here. >> thank you for having me. >> melissa, aren't we seeing the disconnect between the nra and the allies in congress with the american people? >> yeah, it's kind of stunning. certainly at this point it's official officially puzzling. you have to be able to assume that you can predict the actions of members of the house of representatives or of the senate on a very simple equation. if they think doing something will get them re-elected, then that is what they will do. it's pretty simple. so we just have to figure out what kind of district is this person in and it's less about ideology and their own job preservation. in this case, you repeatedly have people with these pro nra fights against what seems to be against the interest of the constituents. >> and that's what is puzzling because now you're seeing every poll indicate -- i mean, i can't remember something 90% of americans agreed on and yet they are going against that and then blatant examples, let me give you one thi

it benefited from having a sequel perry ed it also did better than the avengers.or story. niagara cannot be purchased onlinepfizer story. tw going to allow all viagra to be sold online. >> a $25 a pill, you can probably get three for free if you go on-line empire. people are starting to buy everything on line. there trying to protect, and again is not cutting off the doctors it is just about the privacy that plaques of the system. >> there are no changes with youtube. >> and they will have about 99¢ to $5. what i like about this is that we are getting close to where we can set one watch what we want. i think cbs will find a way to model to rise this. i like the idea and it is something in our lifetime it will not be immediate. i think this will be good for the industry. >> let's talk about new was about reverse mortgage. >> a lot of people are freaking out. they do not understand what reverse mortgages are. it is the opposite. you have to be 62 years of age. i think it is a good planning tool if you are wealthy. if it is a great way to let your nest egg to grow. y

governor perry's term trying to run for president did not last long and did not go well. everyone thought he would be a formidable candidate. on paper he was a formidable candidate but in the flesh not so much. >> i will tell you three agencies when i get there are gone. commerce, education, the -- the -- what's the third one there? let's see. five. okay. commerce, education and the -- >> epa? >> epa. there you go. >> rick perry never did remember that third agency during that debate even though he definitely would have gotten rid of it as president whatever it was. turns out he wasn't talking about epa but the person hopefully suggesting to him the epa was mitt romney who as the republican nominee did go on to run for president on an i hate the epa platform. >> i think the epa has gotten completely out of control for a very simple reason. it is a tool in the hands of the president to crush the private enterprise system. >> luckily for us this president is terrible at crushing the private enterprise system. he sucks at it. the dow jones industry average closed at above 15

rahm can make fun of perry. are on perry's side. >> he can remember a list and create jobs. if i had to choose i would choose the jobs rather than the list. >> california's governor also sneers at your state. he denies that people run from california to texas. >> the government of california consists of what it is. you are not going to love it or whatever the places were that make up the state. who would want to spend their summers in 1310 -- 110 heat inside fossil fuelled air-conditioner. >> he has to say fossil fuel air-conditioner. many of them are not but lub buck and 110 degrees. >> we are the nation's leading wind power state and a lot of that wind power comes from lbu lubbock. he shows a defensive kind of crouch. >> they are in a defense i have crouch? >> sz is a lot of the country. they are such a recession nature restage but we are not getting back to where we want to be. if texas is doing that more effectively i am all for it. >> this program is critical of perry for corporate welfare. some companies g

i look that perry mason on television. as i started going to high- school and college, and eventually learned about the supreme court and more about the law. i'm going to read you a little of my book. my childhood ambitions to become a lawyer had nothing to do with middle-class respectability and comfort. some lawyers make a good living, but that was not what motivated me. i understood the lawyer's job as being to help people. i understood the law as a force for good, for protecting the community, for upholding order against the threat of chaos, and for resolving conflicts. to mostgives structure of our relationships, allowing us all to promote our interests at once been the most harmonious way. and overseeing this noble purpose with dispassionate wisdom was the figure of the judge. heroes, have action astronauts, firemen, commandos. my idea of heroism in action was a lawyer. the judge being a kind of superlawyer. the law for me was not a career but a vocation. i found my passion. and that is what you should be looking for

msnbc host melissa harris perry, and melissa, that is in your hood. that is very, very close to where you live. what is -- what are people saying there right now after this. >> well, yeah, i live in the seventh ward and, you know, on a normal weekend back before i had the show, i would have been in my house because the second lines are pretty regular occurrence on sundays especially in this weather and the mother's day one we knew was coming by. typically when the second lines come by our house, there's dancing in front of our street. so the idea that 19 people were shot, even if no one was shot, the idea those bullets were flying into that crowd feels extremely personal. and i think, you know, this is part of what those of us who live in cities like new orleans or chicago or detroit where the gun violence is rampant and it rarely gets any attention, we have for so long been saying we need people to pay attention to this. >> you know, i thought that line, i want to ask you what you make of that line. this was street violence. saw this on social media.

we are waking up to plenty of sunshine perry ed most of us are waking up to mild conditions.och's still holding on to low 70's. in fact, we do have a lot to talk about for the warmest inland valley. we will increase the cloud cover and the temperatures are still holding on to the low 60's and 70's. tomorrow, you can expect the conditions to be cooler. i wonder for detail coming up in just a few minutes. >> here is a look at the ride on highway 1 01 from marin county. it is a good commute to rob the north. your quick commute check shows no high spots for your ride around the bay. it has been moderate conditions. 880 south bond had a recent accident that has been cleared to the shoulder. the conditions are still light. >> we are following a developing story out of the north bay were fire crews are on the scene of a house fire that broke out early this morning. kron4 mike pelton is live in greenbrae. >> this home has been totally k bin where the fire ripped through. it extended to the back of of the home and damaged part of the guest house. several firefighters are still here on

if a again, this is in both directions perry e.s that are out there. >> we are waking up to sunshine and the temperatures are on the climb. if today will be the warmest day of the week. if you like the 90's you should head to the east. we're talking low 90s for fairfield and and the dock. if you like cooler weather you can go to the beaches. santa cruz will have a high of 75 degrees. 71 degrees for pacifica. i will have a closer look at the forecasted numbers coming up. >> a developing story that we are following out of east palo alto where police are investigating a triple shooting were a teenager was shot. the shooting happened at about 11:00 p.m. sunday on for him street near stevenson ave. officers responded to the shot spotter activation and found three teenage boys suffering from gunshot wounds. police said f-14s were sitting together inside of a car when two suspects approach them and started shooting. one team, jose luis quianes, a football player at woodside high school in redwood city was shot multiple times and died. his

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perry, i'll start with you. i guess when i see boehner talking this week, when i look at republicans planning to make this the issue of 2014. we had the supreme court case, this got all the way appealed to the top and upheld. we had the 2012 election this was a centerpiece issue. the president was re-elected. and then you had as we said very briefly after the election john boehner said it's the law of the land but we're still in 2010. >> key thing here the republican party is divided on immigration, gay rights, divide on social issues. obama care is one thing they can agree upon. john boehner has a hard time to get his members to agree where to go lunch. but he's sure when he has an obama care vote it's an issue they can mobilize, the governors agree, the base agrees. this is the one thing they can push in 2014 where they are confident conservatives are behind it. >> wonder where the consciences will be behind it, i wonder where the public will be. the implementation will start happening in the next year. we say

set up, which, by the way, i think this goes deeper because rick perry, and has been a very big rawilk that he may make an announcement to where he may seek reelection -- of presidential. neil: the last around not go too well. >> but is given a little bit of practice. good government that they have. this is an example of what it would be like to have good gop government. neil: you could make an argument at the president benefit appreciably from states run by republican governors, democrats. i would say, that's not fair, but the fact of the matter is, the state that he won, ohio, wisconsin, florida, they were all benefiting from republican- led turnarounds'. this is what republican governors will tell you. if you can latch onto whatever success. seven in texas, his policies and the president's policies, so be it. >> exactly. i think that is right on. think about it is like. a tale of two states. affected by both national policy in state policy. the president is going to texas with a state policy that contrasts with his national policy. but it has an unemployment rate that is below th

governor rick perry called it incomprehensible. more than a dozen tornados rolled through north texas. six people died. and a large portion of the country are under a severe weather threat once again. including north texas. here's more on the forecast. janice, more trouble on the way? >> yes, it is a several day event. if you live in tornado alley, you need to be on alert especially because we think that the tornados could come at night in the overnight when people are sleeping. have the weather radio on and be alert. we'll see tornado watches and warnings this evening. all of the ingredients coming together for a serear weather outbreak and including damaging and destructive tornados, that is our threat today. north texas to the midwest. red is where we have the most problemably for tornados and long track tornados and then in sunday. over night in to sunday. it doesn't move in the material u.s. again. all of the focus will come together. if you live in yellow shaded area you could see tornado watches and warnings and then in mond

texas governor perry has been bragging about that in illinois recently.embers, a reference to this. >> three agencies and governments. to hours of education, and the -- what is the third one. john: ticket of got rid of the arab culture and in -- that's another story. create jobs. if you had to choose, i would choose the jobs rather than a list. john: the california governor's news a your state. he denies that people run from california to texas. >> is not going to look over these places of the make up the state. who would want to spend their summers in 110-degree heat and set some kind of fossil fuel air-conditioner. john: it's funny. he has to say fossil fuel their conditioner, like many of them are not. but lubbock. 110-degree heat. >> we actually have the nation's weak -- leading wind power state and a law that comes from lubbock. but, you know, obviously the governor of california is showing some texas wire. maybe they -- john: in a defensive crouch. >> is to roll over the country. think it has been an issue for the country as a whole. the recessionar

azamat tazhayakov and katy perry. damn you, terrorists. with your weaponized consonants.an't you have regular names? >> good morning, i'm bill karins and this is "way too early." we did not say those names yesterday. thank you for joining us on this friday. we have a lot of news to talk about including more evidence in favor of background checks was probably a good political decision. this comes as the nra is getting ready for a huge rally this weekend expected to draw gun enthusias enthusiasts. we'll look at both sides of the debate. >>> also wildfires continue to burn out of control threatening homes and schools for a second day as firefighters struggle against dry conditions. we'll have a report from the region in just a few minutes. >>> but first, let's get to our top story here in new york city. we begin with latest in the bombing investigation. officials with knowledge of dzhokhar tsarnaev's questioning before he was read his miranda rights revealed the two suspects originally planned to detonate

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. >> a man in love wants to impress his girlfriend's family in the movie people buy a tile perry. plagued by scandals carry washington and her father is, david alan grier from the living color. >> peoples from producer paula perry is rated pg-13. >> jan wahl gives the great gatsby 2 1/2 last. we will be right back have a gooood nig. here youou go. you, , too. i'm goining to dream about t thatteakak. i'i'm going toto dream about thatat tiramisu.u. whwhat a nightht, huh? but, u um, can thehe test drivie be over nonow? head b back to the d dealership?p? [ mamale announcncer ] it's praractically y yours but we stitill need yourur signaturere. volklkswagen sigign then dririe is back. anand it's nevever been eaeasi. that's's the powerer of german n engineerining. get $0$0 down, $0 0 due at sigg $0 depososit, anand $0 firstst month's p pe to morning happy mother's day >> the fog will slowly return tonight. tomorrow is expect to be very windy. the fog is still sitting over the golden gate bridge this morning. we are expecting sunshine this afternoon and then the fog will gradually making

is "gatsby" the go-to movie, or will it be tyler perry? - if you are looking at what's going to win this weekend between the two of them, "gatsby" is going to do better. but it is a film that warner brothers is obviously looking at very closely, because it's a $100-million budget. some people are trying to project it is going to do $40 million this weekend. i don't think it's going to do that high. maybe in the mid $20s. - and you saw "gatsby." - yeah. it's not good. it's pointless. - you did not love it? - no. - all right, let's move on to what is coming up this summer. we are taking a look at what the scene will look like for paramount this summer, and we have "star trek: into darkness" and "world war z." - yeah. they only have two films on the docket this summer. "star trek: into darkness," which opens next weekend, very curious. it's gotten some mixed reviews so far from critics, and the studio is doing a very interesting thing, is that they are holding now press screenings from the remaining press until the day it opens in imax screen

perry eas for your temperatures there already in the upper 70's and napa and fairfield perry ed it ishe door in hayward. livermore will get up until about 88 degrees. upper 70's are expected for oakland. we're looking at a widespread 80s up to the north. 82 degrees is expected forms novato. line if you are headed to the giants and the first pitch will be at 6:05 p.m.. the sun sent will be at 8 06. >> i will talk to you more about thunderstorms when i return. >> we begin our coverage or we continue to track the wild fires in the region. officials said that this brings the fire in ventura county have tripled in size is just yesterday, scourging an estimated 28,000 a.. the fire is burning in ventura county about 50 mi. north of los angeles. it is currently only 30 percent contained. a handful firefighters from all around the bay area had to southern california to help battle the blaze. at this point, the fire is spreading more than 4000 homes. >> firefighters have the upper hand on a blaze in glendale. the fire temporarily shut down a freeway and foresee back relations. it broke out nort