. >> people pooh-poohed the stock in the beginning. look what happened. >> i found silly again. >> didn't buy any apple when i first moved here and it was $100 . have you learned your lessons? >> buy some shares in sunscreen company. >> good idea for today. the sun is strong even with the pollution it has to get to, to reach us this morning and this afternoon. 12 miles per hour wind at sfo and everyone else is light and variable to nonexistent in many areas. this is how it looks from sutro tower, showing you that in high pressure we get sinking air and that put as lid on the atmosphere and now it is a thousand feet. this is the humidity but pollution, too as the air stagnates we are not venting our pollution to the central valley and that is why we will have poor air quality in the south bay today. record heat is possible because of the stagnant air and no free air conditioning coming from any sea breeze whatever but it will return over the weekend and make humidity into early next week but by then the temperatures will taper. cold fro

everybody pooh-poohed the small caps driving underperform in may but for now you take it as it comes.nk you so much, appreciate your time. miserable at the office? your not alone. two news surprising studies show people are closer to taking the job and shoving it. it is so bad the 1-third of free retirees, people 40-59 are looking to change their career altogether next five years. joining me is wells help managing extractor, unprofitabletrading.com's jerrod levy, i will start with you, you are the business coach in this group. it strikes me if as acute risk that there are all these people that are in their 40s and 50s who are willing to change careers. a big risk the money. 29% say they plan to change careers in the next five years with hours that possible? >> i changed careers when i was 41 years old. what happens is they get smart, my money is either safe or not state, i might have to take a little bit out to switch my career for the transition or start a new business which is probably 50% of people i talk to, executives, doing well, i want more and unwilling to take that risk and w

she's at the ballpark, pooh-poohing my silver lining theory. that on the injury front. scutaro could be back friday. not expected to start a lot initially, scutaro would be available off the bench to pinch-hit. he has been sidelined all year with lower back strain. >> he feels pretty comfortable. and looking at the reports, you know, he's swinging free and easy, and that's what's important to us. you know, he's got the type of stro stroke, i don't think he needs a lot of at bats, he'll be honest with us when he gets here friday. >>> one half of the world cup finals being set. the dutch in argentina took to the pitch today to determine who would earn the right to face the germans. the last world cup final was 1990. they take on the netherlands. no score after extra time. let's go to penalty kick. sergio ra mchl achromero. argentina wins. they're going to the final to take on germany. finally, an appearance on the discovery channel show called american muscle. this aired this evening. richard sherman had some choice words for michael crabtree say

and they sort of pooh-poohed it and said she didn't really do a very good job.hat, if i'm not mistaken, has been proven to be false. she did a fine job. but this was not the soviet union suddenly making a stand on behalf of women, because no woman flew again for almost 20 years. we don't know a whole lot about her. we know a lot more about svetlana who was a very accomplished flier, and there's a wonderful story that i tell in the book, and i'll just give you the bare outline of it for now. sally, after her flight, is on the publicity tour, the postflight publicity tour that they all have to do, and one of the places they go is budapest for an international aeronautics federation heating. and remember the korean airlines jet that was shot down by the russians in 1983? and this was right after that. so the state department said to sally and rick houk, the pilot, and both of their spouses no frat earnizing -- fraternizing with the enemy. our cold war enemy was at that moment behaving really badly, and we had terrible relationships. and they said we don't want any

. >>> here was the scene in northern new jersey, something right out of winnie the pooh as a black bear cub got his head stuck in a jar he found in a trash can. as rescuers approached, he climbed up a tree. they tranquilized him, brought him down and got the jar off the cub's head. everything was all right, but chances are he had a heck of a headache. >>> next, overnight fame. a man who proved that winning is only part of the game. >>> finally tonight, he is at the top of his game, but as professional athletes go, fair to say that relatively few people knew the name tim howard until the last couple of weeks. even though team usa lost in the knockout round of the world cup, howard's performance as goalkeeper against an assault from the belgian team will be remembered for a long time to come. our story tonight from nbc's katy tur. >> reporter: for 93 minutes, tim howard gave the fans something to cheer about. diving, lunging and swatting away everything in his path. the team usa goalie was a brick wall. 16 saves, the most in a world cup tournament since 1966. >> that's what i signed up to

this is like pooh bear, save this guy's life. how firefighters managed to get him out, no problems. i know you're going to stick around, just stick around. >>> you're watching "today in the bay." >>> welcome back. looking live at the twinkling lights of san jose this morning on a mild start to this thursday. temperatures, they're going to be hot, more on that in just a bit. this small plane that clipped the top of a target store before crashing into a san diego parking lot lost power on takeoff. an 80-year-old passenger was killed and the pilot is seriously hurt. you can see the front of the plane is destroyed. police say after the plane grazed the store, it knocked down a light pole, two people were treated for minor burns. >>> follow up now to 900 cars stranded in the murky water in the underground garages at ucla. officials are saying as much as 20d million gallons of water gushed from a broken pipe, flooding parts of the university. twice the amount of water they first thought. sunset plvd's boing to stay closed until at least tomorrow. they're working to repair that massive sin

. >>> this is something right out of winnie the pooh.old bear cub got his head stuck in an animal cracker jar. he was trying to eat what was left and pulled the jar over his head. the cub was frightened when approached and ran up a tree getting stuck between two branches. this poor thing. local firemen were able to cut the jar off of his head. >> i'm more impressed he got into the tree with that thing. >> exactly. how would you maneuver that and poor thing got wedged. >> you have to lose some weight before you get out of that hole. >> like the honey jar. banging side for side all for animal crackers. >> little milk. >> i don't think the bear got milk with that one. lucky to get an escape. >>> for a look ahead and back. >>> a u.s. ship is in italy to begin the process of destroying 1300 pounds of syria's chemical weapons. the dangerous cargo will be taken into international water in the mediterranean where they will be neutralized by heavy machinery. >>> 50 years ago today president lyndon johnson signed the civil rights act into law. the

here was the scene in northern new jersey, something right out of win any the pooh as a black bear cubin a trash can. as are rescuers approached, he climbed up a tree. they trin kwlized him, got him down and got the jar off the cub's head. everything was all right, but chances are he had a heck of a headache. >>> next, a man who proved that winning is only part of the game. ed but her knee pain returns... that's two more pills. the evening's event brings laughter, joy, and more pain... when jamie says... what's that like six pills today? yeah... i can take 2 aleve for all day relief. really, and... and that's it. this is kathleen... for my arthritis pain, i now choose aleve. get all day arthritis pain relief with an easy-open cap. when folks think about wthey think salmon and energy. but the energy bp produces up here creates something else as well: jobs all over america. engineering and innovation jobs. advanced safety systems & technology. shipping and manufacturing. across the united states, bp supports more than a quarter million jobs. when we set up operation in one part of the co

pooh we're seeing the exact same type of cooking the books on the benefits side of the v.a. as has been exposed on the health care side, and this is a whole new exploration of the management problems at the v.a. >> unless fixed, it could cost $371 million over the next five years. >>> south african olympic blade runner oscar pistorius, well, he is currently on trial for the murder of his girl friend reeva steenkamp. he got into a scuffle, though, at a club over the weekend. pistorius's reps were quick to point out it was not a fight, as originally reported on social media. reports say a man walked up to pistorius at his booth and began aggressively interrogating him about the trial. after a back and forth argument, pistorius asked to be left alone and left soon after. the defense wrapped up its case last week. there's a delay of one month so the teams can prepare closing arguments. >>> dick cheney says the united states needs to spend more money on the military. at an event on monday cheney was asked what advice he would give to the next president. >> absolutely turn around

. >> check out this bear doing his best winnie the pooh impression.s cub got his head stuck in an oversized jar in ring wood, new jersey passaic county. 28-pound bear was just trying to get some of the last animal crackers in there seriously when the animal officials arrived the bear had scurried up the tree. he was tranquilized and that jar was safely cut off. the bear is doing just fine tonight. >> poor guy. >> sometimes you just want animal crackers. >> let's hope he can find nice cool spot to cool off tomorrow. it will be rough. >>> it's going to be rough. break out the baby pool and hopefully you won't have bear lounging in it outside your house. anything you can do to cool off tomorrow the hot hottest weather so far this year. not only will temperature reach the mid 90s with the humidity our heat up deck values will be in the triple digits. thing looking pretty nice down the shore. the sea breeze picks up we'll feel that again tomorrow down the shore that will help things cool off little bit for friends that are down the shore. nicer weather tom

some members of city council believe it's time to curb elmo spiderman and mickey mouse winnie the pooh and all other costume characters for characters who make their living taking pictures for a few bucks they want to have all the characters register with the city one council person believes this will help cut down on bad actors who may cross the line with some tourists while trying to make a quick buck but some of the street performers believe the crackdown is coming from big corporations like disney and sesame street who see the characters cashing in on their property so next time you're in times square on the lookout for that pushy elmo he may be a little bit more desperate since the city you see be taking away his livelihood anyways boom bust is coming up next here on our air and joins us for a quick preview hi erin thank you and i'm all for new york city getting rid of off . so creepy you know you're from there so you would know all about sounds good to me let's move forward but anyway coming up on my show us chinese buyers are scooping up tens of billions of dollars worth of home

. >> from an organizational point of view, the stadiums were ready in pooh 96 of time.he visitors were able to enjoy the sporting festivity. there were clashes between anti-world cup protestors. >> lenin used to call religion the opiate of the people. in brazil it is football and carnival. >> reporter: according to polls, the majority of brazilians that went from supporting the cup to criticizing it changed again. >> that's an important legacy. the money spent on the cup wouldn't have been earmarked for health education and housing anyway. >> but a bitter disappointment illustrated by protesters who wipe false tears while asking for head of the brazilian team's head coach. >> there are stirl some pending issues. among them an investigation into a multimillion dollar ticket scam which brazilian police believe includes fifa and brazilian football officials. now it's time for the city of re tow to step on the accelerate for preparations for hosting the 2016 olympics. just like the world cup they too seem to be way behind schedule. lucia newman, al jazeera, rio de janeiro.

but ultimately the experts -- this appear pooh peers to be an accidental drowning but the investigation is still under under way. both are looked. carp are age of 14 node adult super-- saying there are no life guards on duty and and detailed instructions to cpr. police are not releasing that girl's name. saying they are still notifying family members of this tragedy. for now we are live in menlo park christien kafton. >>> anyone caught wasting water could soon be fined. this after the water board made the unpriest kepted decision. the board made the move after seeing conservation usage has failed. now while the bay area and sacramento are using less water, parts of southern california and the mono lake area have been using more. >> there are communities on the verge of running out of water all over the state. >> the restrictions began on august 1st. people face fines up to $500 a day for a variety of actions including watering lawns. washing cars without a shut off valve on the hose. and using drinkable water to hose off surfaces like ever driveways. >>> 430,000 acres of crops were not

i'm going to have the winnie the pooh song stuck in my head all day now. you know the song i'm talking about. the weather -- talking about the weather today, it would be a nice summer day. typical. temperature around 90 degrees for a high. a little bit humid, not excessively humid. and plenty of sunshine. now, there is some patchy fog this morning in rural areas. and did you catch it? the super moon overnight. thanks for e-mailing me this picture. he captured a picture with his telescope and sent it in. if you took a picture of the super moon, tweet it to me. love to see it and put it on air. if you didn't catch the moon, it will be similar in size tonight too. so you can go and check it out. here's what you can expect. a mainly dry weekend, the best chance that you're dealing with rain and thunderstorms will actually be on tuesday. that's as a cold front moves through. there could be severe weather on tuesday. that front allows refreshing air -- and when i say refreshing, fabulous air for summer to make its way into the area. wait until you see the seven-

pooh boy holds up a thin pad that a family was sleeping on, covered with blood. the shell exploded in the middle of the room and you can see the remnants of the family that was here, the food they were eating, some of the clothes they were wearing. and accrue to remember that this was -- and you have to remember that this was a school. the blackboard still has a lesson on it. >>> launching mortars right nearby. for the 3,000 that live here now, they want to leave but have no home to go to. >> they told us to leave. when we returned home, it was like an earthquake had hit our area. >> and even residents don't know what to say. >> when they ask you where should i go, what do you tell them? >> they ran from their homes, they thought the u.n. school was the safes place. now where will they go? >> reporter: when the markets, the shelters are not safe. some people think the only safe place is shifa hospital. they have nowhere to cook. no bathrooms. but for them, and more than 40 relatives, this is safer than anywhere else. >> reporter: so you came here 24 days ago. why

you pooh-pooh'd the question. i think goldman is completely late. >> very. >> it doesn't mean they're wrong. now you know it against the 450 level. that's one of your two options right here. >> this gets to me. we're in a place where the names are tote lal i indiscriminate about the name. this is a name with a lot of competition. >> you said that over and over again. >> orange is the new red or -- >> green is the new blue. you would have made that argument over and over again. >> so you're asking me to buy it today. granted i'm not telling you $100 ago that was the wrong call. i'm telling you today you're looking at that stop. >> last time it was that level it lost $9 million in two months so this is what you're dealing with here, people. if you want to get in here and you think the guy's late, there ee going to be opportunity to buy it. it's not going straight to 700. the international story may be fantastic but like b.k. said, it is. >> closing at 15%. the company canceled an appearance at an investor conference

some of the areas like ethiopia, in pooh normal environment that there is this almost sinister presencethat is closing down the freedom of the press. and there is a hope that after all this is over, are hopefully the charges against us, the charges have been dropped we pray, that maybe we can keep this momentum going, there's such an energy now on this keep the free press free. >> that's al jazeera journalist sue turtin. >>> warning that the cure for restoring privacy has risks as well. our science and technology exonlt jake warconsultant jake n francisco tonight. >>> getting out ahead of criminal hackers and the sorts of intrusion he we've seen from government surveillance programs and agencies like the nsa. hopex is about government surveillance. male programs and mobile phones designed to protect against snooping by the government and one company showed off makeup designs that could foil surveillance. the most incredible was edward snowden. >> we have to, the grad students of the world have to be thinking about what they can do to fix this. they need to think in adversarially terms.

maintenance supervisor at disney's magic kingdom monitoring and fixing rides like teacups, winnie the pooh it's a small world. he says he loved his job, especially the children. >> to see the look on the children's faces, when they get to see prince charming, that was the best part, just seeing kids glow and seeing their here roes >> that all ended in february when kingsolver pulled into this driveway, not knowing that he was walking into a sting operation. within seconds he is caught and arrested for trying to seduce and lure a 14-year-old child to have sex. take a look at the graphic text messages between kingsolver and the undercover detective who was posing as an underage girl. he says he's a cuddling and snuggling kind of guy who enjoys giving oral sex. >> you were talking to an undercover law enforcement officer. you were not talking to a 14-year-old girl. the bottom line is, the conversations that you had maybe with the girl later on was sexual in nature later on, was it not? >> yes, it was. >> even though he admits to the police that he wrote the messages, he says he was just tryin

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vshg lad mir putin denies sending troops into the ukraini ukraining, and ut pooh insigned a law to turnmea into the las vegas of the russian federation or at leave the atlantic city of russia, and you know what they say, whatever happens in crimea stays in crimea. of course, that's because militiases and russia's oppressive govern am won't let it leave, but moving on. this brings putin one step closer to staring down james bond at a bacarat table. >> listen to me good. >> he doesn't look like a gambler and he might be placing a bet on a long shot to revitalize the russian economy. >> las vegas is the reigning king of american gambling cities ahead of overseas glamour sites like the bahamas, paris or monte carlo, but now look who is putin on the ritz, the russians have come to play. ♪ ♪ >> fresh off the success of the sochi olympics and crimea's separation from ukraine, the russian president wants to turn both places into gambling hot spots with world-class casinos, high rollers and tourism, tourism, tourism. bad bet? maybe not says the director of the center for gaming research in nevad

. >> reporter: monitoring and fixing rides like tea cups, winnie the pooh and it's a small world. he says he loved his job. especially the children. >> to see the look on the children's faces, to -- you know, when they get to see prince charming or maybe running into mickey, that was the best part, seeing kids glow, seeing their heroes. >> reporter: that all ended in february, when king silver pulled into this drive way, not knowing that he was walking into a sting operation. within seconds, he is caught and arrested for trying to is a dugs and lure a 14-year-old child to have sex. take a look at the graphic text messages between king silver and the undercover detective who was posing as an underaged girl. king says he's a cuddling and snuggling kind of guy, who enjoys giving oral sex. >> the bottom line is, obviously you were talking to an undercover law enforcement officer, you weren't talking to a 14-year-old girl. the bottom line boils down to, conversations you had with a girl later on, was sexual in nature, was it not? >> yes, it was. >> even though he admits to police he wr

thein bear may be loose but t for now it's winnie the pooh. all right, been. w i think i was fair. i'm not shaming him. i'm trying to coach him. do you think he should have skipped the fundraiser. >> i think he should havedo y skipped the fundraiser. this election is crucial for democrats. and we are way behind rightiser now. it needs a the lo of money. so, these things, 32,000 don't happen very often.w an that's not an excuse for not moving the thing. leaving that aside. what do people expect him to do. this motion that somehow he should just close ranks,o goat got to situation room and sit there and do, what? >> act presidential. >> it is not -- wait, wait. it's not the president's job to go to the situation room>> over something he could do nothing about. he can't do anything about a downed aircraft in ukraine. >> that's so inaccurate. >> what can he do?abou >> guess what,. >> you want to hear? because he shouldn't be out worrying about whether or not his party has enough, yocuu know, change to win theorr next election. he should be sitting at the table with national securityw,

winnie the pooh and it's a small world. he says he loved his job, especially the children. >> to see the look on the children's faces, you know, when they get to see, you know, prince charming or maybe run into mickey, that was the best part, is just seeing kids glow and seeing their heroes. >> reporter: that all ended in february when kingsilver pulled into this driveway, not knowing that he was walking into a sting operation. within seconds, he is caught and arrested for trying to seduce and lure a 14-year-old child to have sex. take a look at the graphic text messages between kingsilver and the undercover detective who was posing as an underage girl. kingsilver says he's a cuddling and snuggling kind of guy who enjoys giving oral sex. >> the bottom line, you were talking to an undercover law enforcement officer. you weren't talking to a 14-year-old girl, okay. the bottom line is the conversations you had maybe with the girl later on were sexual in nature. >> yes, it was. >> reporter: even though he admits to police he wr

i feel like when we look at our administration and we look at their administration, our winnie the pooh doesn't want to poke that bear. and when you talk about the men -- the people who win are the people who don't blink. putin doesn't have any eyelids. the man does not blink. and we have to hold -- we have to hold them somewhat accountable for the fact that if they supply that ammunition, they have to pay. but i just -- i think it's another day for putin. and i have to say, he is still more popular than ever. >> i was going to ask eric about that because the other thing that putin has done immediately is a state-run television in russia started making sure that everyone in russia would point the blame at ukrainians along with the other things, nasty things they say about ukraine. >> here's, from my little neck of the woods here, what we should do. number one, we have been talking ability this forever. we should be 100% energy independent here. we don't need russian oil anymore. they produce about 9 million or 10 million barrels a day. $107 a barrel today, literally, half of their econo

and winnley the dumb bear. [ laughter ] winnley, of course, a classic winnie the pooh knockoff. friend, froglit. home, the 100 square mile forest. best known for always getting his head stuck in a jar of mayonnaise. [ laughter ] you know what? i think we actually have a clip from his 1983 animated film, "the house at dumb bear corner." can we see that? >> oh. oh, blather. [ laughter ] >> seth: "oh, blather." classic winnley. [ applause ] moving on. this next set is popular with people on the subway. it's people on the subway. [ light laughter ] we got sleepy rabbi. guy not offering his seat to pregnant woman. [ laughter ] and girl listening to beyonce on her headphones. let's see her stats. favorite song, "single ladies." volume level, 10. volume level at which she's singing along, 40. relationship status, single lady. [ laughter ] [ applause ] guys, this is really special. it looks like i got a pig back. a pig pack is a pack filled with famous fictional pigs. and where most packs come with a stick of gum, the pig pack comes with a slice of ham. [ laughter ] okay, so who do we g

pooh is he going bait the republicans to impeach him?od to have you with us tonight, thank for watching. >> we start tonight with breaking news with john boehner's do-nothing house of representatives earlier today. house republicans pulled their $659 million bill, after the bill was pulled some republicans were simply outraged. republicans called an emergency meeting to discuss the disaster and that's exactly what it was. a top republican aid told nbc news that house republicans are delaying their august recess until friday. you mean, they're backing it up all of 24 hours? they planned a conference tomorrow morning at 9:00 a.m. on the border bill. it's cocktail hour, can't do it right now. the republican party is an absolute mess. if there was a day that john boehner needed a good cry, it was probably today. john boehner and the house leaders released a statement after their failed vote saying this, this situation shows the intense concern within our conference and among the american people about the need to ensure the security of our bo

you think of an illness you have or disease or condition i guarantee there's a thread on reddit from poohas well who talk through it. the child-free thread that he was allegedly looking at isn't actually all bad either. here's the description of it. it says it's about people who do not have and do not ever want children. you can imagine some people might find support and sympathy by talking about that life preference. >> nothing nefarious. just curiosity. >> on the other hand of course, as with everything on the internet, there can be a dark side to it, and there are lots of dark holes you can go down on reddit because it's a minute chur version of everything on the internet. >> and again, just to clarify as you pointed out what will be admissible at trial if there even is a trial. we're not even that far yet. >> i would like to see more from the defense. i think it's worth pointing out that the wife could be out here today talking. i was just talking to sunny hostin about this a minute ago, make sure i wasn't wrong about this. we could be hearing more from the defense to try to fix the n

his brother said we need to allow immigrant children the right to seek asylum by aer poohing before aayhem back home. that was a good talking point. he can say ronald reagan gave amnesty to 3 million immigrants and you know what? i'm going rely on the wisdom of ronald reagan. someone is giving this guy bad advice. very bad advice. >> very quickly from today. >> good running mate for charlie crist. >> excellent running mate. it puts a latino on the ticket. charlie crist needs to galvanize minority voters in florida. very good pick. >> what do you think? >> female, south florida, latin o small business owner, children, gets it, has been there, done it. adds a great balance and the particular example he gave with crist and he's in central florida and gets the independent vote. >> mike, i know how you feel about this, too. >> brilliant and aggressive. she's perfect. >> i think it's going to be very, very what unfolds in south florida in the governor's race. you can see it here on msnbc 2:00 eastern time. >> more americans fighting against climate change. if you think your voice doesn't ma

thein bear may be loose but t for now it's winnie the pooh. all right, been. w i think i was fair. shaming him. i'm trying to coach him. do you think he should have skipped the fundraiser. >> i think he should havedo y skipped the fundraiser. this election is crucial for democrats. and we are way behind rightiser now. it needs a the lo of money. so, these things, 32,000 don't happen very often.w an that's not an excuse for not moving the thing. leaving that aside. what do people expect him to do. this motion that somehow he should just close ranks,o goat got to situation room and sit there and do, what? >> act presidential. >> it is not -- wait, wait. it's not the president's job to go to the situation room>> over something he could do nothing about. he can't do anything about a downed aircraft in ukraine. >> that's so inaccurate. >> what can he do?abou >> guess what,. >> you want to hear? because he shouldn't be out worrying about whether or not his party has enough, yocuu know, change to win theorr next election. he should be sitting at the table with national securityw, council

now they got lucky, hamas with one rocket hitting a mile or so from ben pooh gurion and causing airlines to reconsider their flights for now. i do think, jim, that what happened to the malaysia flight 17 certainly is in the back of the minds if not the front of the minds of a lot of aircraft airliners and the faa. they want to err on the side of caution. with rockets coming in near ben gurion airport, they said maybe it's best for u.s. carriers and others not to fly in. >> i wonder what kind of threat do these missiles which are clearly much less sophisticated than the system that brought down the malaysian flight, what kind of threat do they pose to a plane? are they guided or would it have to be in effect a lucky strike? >> it would have to be a very lucky strike. hamas over the past few weeks launched more than 2,000 rockets and missiles into israel. when israel detects them going towards a populated area or sensitive area, this he launch their iron dome anti-missile system that, would about 85 to 90% of the time. if it's going to an open field area, they don't bother with the iron do

. >> just recently at the congress of mayors from dallas, he announced standing with am pooh like theand the mayor of houston and important cities that we are launching a task force of mayors who are going to get done now what the federal government is not because cities can't wait. people can't wait. we've already seen seven states across the country pass higher minimum wages, four of which passed $10.10 which the president has been trying to pass. there is absolutely no question that if congress won't get it done, we will. >> you what is interesting to me? the far right wing of the republican party is very anti-establishment, but there has been no sort of parallel movement or outcropping of that movement that is pro-worker. we have seen a major turning of the tide in terms of corporate personhood and freedoms given to business, but in terms of taking care of the minimum worker, and the employer -- the unending advocacy to repeal the acia in the halls of congress. it's long-term unemployment benefits which are now affecting the expiration of those ui assistance is affecting nearly 5

were vetoed at various co-ops of course, and he decided he would have a series of dinners with the pooh boss of new york, publishers, tankers, the council on foreign relations, whatever. these dinners i discovered, this was in the last figures i discovered this post presidency, which i found this interesting as the presidency. so he would have these dinners and everything was clockwork. at 7:00 he met people in the front, at the front door. they went upstairs. he mixed drinks. he prided himself on the dry martinis adding me. this is not a man who is very good at small talk, but they chatted away. the subtlety was not his long suit. the house was done up in chinese decor. the appetizers were chinese. the waiters were chinese. the dinner was chinese. and then after dinner they would go upstairs and they would be, it was an organized subject at the dinner and then afterwards they would go upstairs and the would be so more chatting. nixon would look up at 10:30, look up at the clock and he would say, oh, it's 10:30 and i promised i would get david cone to a house of prostitution by 11 so we

like winnie the pooh wait until you see awe a real-life black bear was rescued. [ gunfire ] >>> the israeli strikes stirring protests in occupied palestinian territories. protesters throwing stones wild soldiers respond with stun grenades and tear gas. good morning to you. welcome back to al jazeera america. i'm morgan radford live from new york city. another round of air strikes as large plumes of smokes could rise. palestinians say rockets hit two masks. they planned to increase attacks in gaza. israel says over 680 rockets have been launched by hamas, including 540 on friday. in london, paris and rome, thousands rally to cause an end to the air strikes. we are joined by nick schifrin live from gaza. give us a sense of what is happening in gaza where you are. i see your vest on, is the situation worsening? >> well, this is a war, and so we take precautions, wearing bulletproof vests, going around, and, of course, the people of gaza do not have bulletproof vets. like so many israelis do. it goes to show the true nature of what has happened here and the images and sounds of the war. >> when

i have winnie the pooh. you have minnie mouse, dan. >> what is this?d we got some plush toys, too. i'm obsessed with that game. once you start, you can't stop. >> good to know. >>> we want to kick off our "heat index" with a look at the world's premiere tennis tournament, wimbledon. this weekend, the sport's best are playing for the most prestigious trophy. lara is taking it all in at the all england club. good morning, lara. >> i want to show you the latest in tennis racket technology. this is by babylon, the official wimbledon racket. this is the kind that rafa nadal uses. from the wooden racket, you can see that technology has come a long way. and here, the traditions, like the hats the all-white, the grass courts, they remain wholly intact. welcome to wimbledon. behind me, centre court, the holy grail for tennis lovers, like myself. 128 years of tradition make this tournament the only sporting event like it in the world. this is more than i can handle. i mean -- we ran into an american tv star looking for a big bang on centre court. when emmy winne

hits entire party pooh poohed it. thets no, we're not sure sure what chairman camp put out. why? it's a remarkably progressive tax bill. so if the house can't pass their own bill, don't blame -- >> if the president can't even get harry reid to do trade initiatives -- >> but neither side is doing what the leaders of the -- >> the entire city of washington, d.c. is completely dysfunctional. my point is, the president put it at 28%. the republican house has done nothing and the democratic senate has done nothing. >> so in the terms of the timing -- other than -- >> oh, really? >> how much time has he spent on -- >> minimum wage versus others things. >> that's right. the president has not led on corporate tax reform. that's exactly right. by the way, howard schultz will be on your show today at 9:30. the amazon number troubles me. microsoft laying off 16,000 people troubles. pe 52 straight months of job growth. i'm pretty sure that corporate america is doing pretty good right now, guys. >> is the gdp seem like it's doing pretty good, too, jimmy? >> no, i'd like for -- >> participatio

in a scene straight out of winnie the pooh, this guy did just that, spotted crumbs, and then making matters worse, he climbed up a tree and couldn't get down. look at him. there he is. the experts were called in and the jar was safely removed from his head. six-month-old cub will be fine. he's a little bit embarrassed, but he get over it. >> i hope he said it like that. i'm over it. >> i'm good. >> thanks, ryan. >>> and now to the frightening moments at wimbledon. serena williams dizzy and disoriented in the middle of a match, shocking spectators. >> something is not right with serena. >> the drama unfolding for 17-time grand slam winner serena williams, playing a doubles match. she received medical attention courtside after a shaky warmup. once play got underway, williams still not her usual self. >> she can't even bounce the ball and catch it. i consider this dangerous. >> reporter: after losing the first three games, venus led her sister to her chair. >> he is not well, and i -- i can't imagine they're going to let this match continue. >> reporter: officials eventually calling the match,

in a scene straight out of winnie the pooh, this guy did just that. he was combing through some trash, he spotted crumbs and then making matters worse, he climbed up a tree and couldn't get down. look at him. there he is. the experts were called in and the jar was safely removed from his head. the 6-month-old cub will be just fine. he's a little bit embarrassed, but he get over it. >> i hope he said it like that. i'm over it. >> i'm good. >> thanks, ryan. >>> and now to the frightening moments on the court at wimbledon. a health scare for serena williams. she became dizzy and disoriented in the middle of a match. shocking spectators who watched in concern. >> something is not right with serena. >> reporter: the drama unfolding for 17-time grand slam winner, serena williams, when she was playing a doubles match with her sister, venus. the problem started before the match with williams receiving medical attention courtside after a shaky warm-up. once play got underway, williams still not her usual self. >> she can't even bounce the ball and catch it. i

hamid karzai is not sure of his physical or political survival every day, especially if you go back to pooh, can he a-- 2002, can he afford to be a visionary? and i went to kandahar to sort of trace the story a little bit in september 2002, on september 5, 2002, just a few months after he had taken power. he was attending his brother's wedding in kandahar, and he got pretty close to being killed right there. just a few months into his presidency. he was waving at the crowd, and a young man in police uniform started opening fire at him from a very close range. he ducked, the governor of kandahar got a bullet the this his ear -- in his ear who was sitting next to him. and there was this young man, a very big fan of karzai who had heard his name, he jumped on the assassin and wrestled him down and sort of basically saved hamid karzai. so i went to kandahar to trace the young man's story and to ask his family was that sacrifice worth it? when you look back at it 12 years later? this young manmade hamid karzai's 12 years of government possible. was the sacrifice worth it? and the young man's bro

. >>> it may not be a honey jar, but we may have found the real life winnie the pooh.. you know those big plastic jars you see at the grocery store that kids love? this little bear was digging through the trash in new jersey when he found some crumbs. he dove right in. he's just six months old. he got scared and he ran up a tree. crews had to tranquilize him to get him down. then they had to cut that plastic jar off his head. poor little guy. those are your headlines. how cute is that? he likes those crumbs. >> he did. cute little guy until he tries to take your kid's cookies. >> we have a lot of bears. and we just leave them alone. they can do whatever they want. >> thanks, heather. >>> it is getting dicey at the border. what happens is there is a new chapter you got to hear about. illegals being released from the border cities across to other cities in the nation. but there is one in california, a liberal state here where they're not going to take the dumping anymore. we're talking about murrietta. we spoke with the mayor. they're facing a crisis. they now are lookin