pimple popper and rachel, you're the talented baker behind these cupcakes. >> oh, oh!or you, rachel. >> yes. >> they didn't make it. >> organization. >> we have some right here. >> we had these on the show last week and i want to know, what is the goo that comes out of it? >> it's a vanilla pudding. >> oh, okay. >> aah. >> and i want to know what you thought when the doctor said to you can you make me a cake that looks like a pimple? >> well, the idea actually came because we were having a pimple popper pot luck here at the office. so i bake, i thought what would be better than making a cupcake that we could actually pop. >> where can we find these cup cakes? >> on instagram. >> oli and i love to watch your channel. did you ever think that you popping pimples and fuss yules and all that stuff would be as viral as it's gone? >> i can't believe so many people are obsessed with this. >> do you ever get grossed out by what you're doing? >> yes. i don't really like the abscesses. the ones that are really smelly or come out like a strange color. >> yuck. >> i certainly don't

nathanael popper of "the new york times," lugsy suchman, fascinating conversation. i'm indebted to you all, thank you. >> for more about this program and earlier episodes visit us online at pbs.org and charlie rose.com. captioning sponsored by rose communications captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org >> rose: funding for "charlie rose" has been provided by: >> and by bloomberg, a provider of multimedia news and information services worldwide. >> announcer: the following kqed production was produced in high definition. ♪ >> must have soup. >> the pancake is to die for! [ laughter ] >> it was a gut bomb, but i liked it. in private moments about the food i had. >> i didn't like it. >> you didn't like it? oh, okay. >> dining here makes me feel rich. >> and what about dessert? pecan pie? sweet-potato pie?

nathanael popper of "the new york times," lugsy suchman, fascinating conversation. i'm indebted to you all thank you. >> for more about this program and earlier episodes visit us online at pbs.org and charlie rose.com. captioning sponsored by rose communications captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org >> rose: funding for "charlie rose" has been provided by: >> and by bloomberg, a provider of multimedia news and information services worldwide. [ bagpipe playing ] steves: old edinburgh's main drag, nicknamed "the royal mile," leads from the castle downhill through the old town to the palace. this colorful jumble is the tourist's edinburgh -- a dense tangle of historic buildings, fun museums, and cultural clichés on sale. edinburgh was a wonder in the 17th and 18th centuries. it was famed for its skyscrapers -- they say the first anywhere -- but also for its filth. it was once the most congested city in europe. its most wretched couldn't even afford candles. they lived in darkness. it's said they knew each other not by how they looked but by how they s

just as popper was that anyone who puts religious liberty in quotation marks, as many people now do, or acts as if it's somehow i suspect phrase are a stalking horse for something else, is on the wrong side of the open society. second, the collateral damage of today's status quo is morally unacceptable, and any reasonable person should agree. nevermind about the believers. what about all the people, the believers tried to help? what does a secularist harassment of religion due to them? one of the worst things about secularist tried to reduce tricia's influence is that undermined the churches efforts to help the needy. anti-christian activism drains energy and finite resources out of charities and into prolonged legal battles and other skirmishes that suck resources away from good work. let's name a few names. the american civil liberties union sues catholic hospitals for not providing contraception and abortion. other groups, national abortion rights action league, tried to undercut crisis pregnancy centers. user charities that provide free care and aid like furniture and diapers to

poppers at the ready. second question, how many hot >> mine didn't pop. >> willie got that one.got two. i got two. >> popper time. >> who is the only president to be born on the fourth of july. >> dylan? >> theodore roosevelt. >> wrong. >> ronald reagan? >> all of you are wrong. calvin coolidge. >> we're out of time. >> nobody is using safety googles. >> military men and women showing off their spirit at a from the first moment you met it was love at first touch and all you wanted to do was surround them in comfort and protection that's why only pampers swaddlers is the #1 choice of hospitals to wrap your baby in blanket-like softness and premium protection mom: "oh hi baby" so all they feel is love wishing you love, sleep and play. pampers cottonelle asked real people their bums.ing... what? (laughs) (laughs) what does cleanripple texture do? catches all the stuff that you want to get out. this is really nice. this one is, like, it goes the extra step. it gets it all clean. how does being clean feel? kind of sassy. uh, breezy. hands up. weeeeeee. cleanripple texture is designed

allow me to activate the room popper 2250. there we go.ll right, meredith. all right, here's your question, meredith. - silence! - which is older, stevie wonder or wonder bread? - wonder bread. [bell dings] - yes. 1921--stevie wonder was born in 1950. - come on, julia. you got this. - all right, julia, who has more twitter followers, victoria beckham or victoria's secret? - victoria's secret. - is it victoria's secret? - ahh! - 8.3 million for victoria's secret. victoria beckham--9.0. where are we stopping? who's getting the next one? - i'm terrified. oh! oh, no. - oh, bellamy. all right, listen up, kid. which are there currently more of, panda bears in the wild or panda express restaurants in the world? - restaurants. - there are 1,800 bears, 1,700 restaurants. rachel. - come on. - which has more current members, the u.s. army or the national rifle association? - national rifle association. - national rifle association? [bell dings] - yes. 5 million. - yes, yes, yes! - there's only 1.1 million men and women in the army. all right, kiddo.

pimple popper shows up with baked goods you should expect nothing less than this. >> that is not a --> i think it is. >> no. >> no! >> that is the worst, no. >> that is a cup cake. >> we have hit a new low as a society in this world. >> we've hit a high for baked goods, though. that, that is incredible. >> and when you squeeze it, the goo comes out the pimple. >> why would anybody want to eat a cup cake that looks like a pimple? >> i'd want to squeeze every cup cake, though. i'd be like a kid at the party. >> even more reason why i wouldn't eat it. >> what is it though is it like butter? >> it looks like custard. >> looks like pus, my dear. >> looks like he used custard. >> look it even has got like that white runny stuff that sometimes you get coming from pimples, and inflamed red, irritated center. >> she's paid very close attention to detail. >> this is the one time i would pass up cupcakes. i'm sorry. >> running in one beautiful place. >> then it gets even scarier. >> next "right this minute." >>> and still to come, prankster jack veil picks a victim then becomes- >> something. >>

everybody grab a popper.r everyone playing along at home is working. who was born on the fourth of july? >> i was going to say tom cruise. i'll go with all of the above. >> as a matter of fact, it is all of the above. >> happy birthday, everybody. >> all right. poppers at the ready. second question, how many hot dogs will be consumed today? >> mine didn't pop. >> willie got that one. d, 200 million. >> wrong. >> i say 50 million. >> it's 150 million. here we go. let's go again. my turn, right? >> i got two. i got two. >> popper time. >> who is the only president to be born on the fourth of july. >> dylan? >> theodore roosevelt. >> wrong. >> ronald reagan? >> all of you are wrong. calvin coolidge. >> we're out of time. thank you very much. >> nobody is using safety googles. >> military men and women showing off their spirit at a from the first moment you met it was love at first touch and all you wanted to do was surround them in comfort and protection that's why only pampers swaddlers is the #1 choice of hosp

won't be working there anymore now that people discovered his secret, at least he got to eat as many poppersey wanted for a while. the jalapeno kind. not the sniff-sniff kind. which came first, by the way? >> i think someone stuffed a jalapeno before they put one in their butt. harvey: butt flowers? announcer: and that's how the hell we go there. see you, jon. >> kiernan shipka, the daughter on "mad men, sally draper. she's 16 years old. just got her license last year. i said lady gaga got pulled her. she just got pulled over for the first time. with everything going on, all lives matter, what is it like being a white woman being pulled over? harvey: i love that. has she been pulled over >> she gives the best white answer possible. >> oh, man, i have never been pulled over. >> all the time you get pulled off. it depends on the conditions you're pulled over. like if you had a bar. >> it's different for you guys than it is being black and getting pulled over. >> wait, whoa, whoa, whoa, is no one can say what it's like for her and you can't say what it's like for us. >> i have to say, i have be

operationally is into being so o going 0 san bruno and others city's in san francisco and with the popper ground water we are recovery our true demand is 200 and 25 thousand gallons it's creeping up into the summary it's a been fairly hot and not excited until about another 10 to 15 million gallons a day before there is a reason to be concerned about the level of demand and generally our customers are experiencing some rebound but not a heck of a lot. >> so want to summarize the lessons we've learned over the several years of dry water to the water management is dried-up to help us ride through this this drought is challenging due to the fact of population growth and living with that the agricultural changes out there people going to more pardon me crops and the internet social revolution you've seen pictures of it and the state government is much more active and continuing to do that the governors last emergency declaration carried through january of next year to he's expecting it to stay engaged on the drought we're all doing more reporting that is here to stay and in the legislation wa

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operationally is into being so o going 0 san bruno and others city's in san francisco and with the popper ground water we are recovery our true demand is 200 and 25 thousand gallons it's creeping up into the summary it's a been fairly hot and not excited until about another 10 to 15 million gallons a day before there is a reason to be concerned about the level of demand and generally our customers are experiencing some rebound but not a heck of a lot. >> so want to summarize the lessons we've learned over the several years of dry water to the water management is dried-up to help us ride through this this drought is challenging due to the fact of population growth and living with that the agricultural changes out there people going to more pardon me crops and the internet social revolution you've seen pictures of it and the state government is much more active and continuing to do that the governors last emergency declaration carried through january of next year to he's expecting it to stay engaged on the drought we're all doing more reporting that is here to stay and in the legislation wa

antoinette: time for i have poppers. check this out -- that's a 200-pound shark reeled in by a 13-year-old boy in new jersey. his father initially thought the boy caught a stingray, but quickly realized it was a much bigger fish. after the family snapped some photos, they helped the shark back into the ocean. erika: i wouldn't push it in that direction. olessa: some sage advice from a wisconsin woman who is celebrating her 107th birthday. una bonkrude was born in 1909. just to give you a little perspective, women were not allowed to vote, life expectancy was only 47 years, and the average wage was 22 cents per hour. una taught piano lessons until she was 99-years-old and continued to play in her church until she was 105. i would take her advice. randy: high stakes at the democratic national convention tonight. what analysts say hillary clinton must do to sway voters. and extreme road rage in alaska. what a driver is accused of doing to a family of three, before speeding off. pat randazzo: when i see those false ads attac

lucy from lancaster university, and nathaniel popper, the author of a book on bitcoin called "digitald." lucy, let me start with you. artificial intelligence has become a big topic for a couple of reasons. in, perceived advances artificial intelligence, and their potential consequences and effects on the work lace -- on the workplace and society at large. are those advances real, and can you separate out where they are occurring and why they matter most? if we go back to the middle of the last injury, the 1950's, which is when the phrase artificial intelligence was coined, i think what we see recently, this was about 50 plus years now, and0 i think what we have seen recently that has really changed things is the advent of very large data sets and very fast computers and a lot of networking. those are really significant developments that have made an enormous difference. you pour the data in, and then what happens? ofy: if you have a lot computing power, you can do an analysis of those data that would be impossible for humans to do. i am sure we will talk more about that. but the direc

operationally is into being so o going 0 san bruno and others city's in san francisco and with the popper ground water we are recovery our true demand is 200 and 25 thousand gallons it's creeping up into the summary it's a been fairly hot and not excited until about another 10 to 15 million gallons a day before there is a reason to be concerned about the level of demand and generally our customers are experiencing rebound but not a heck of a lot. >> so want to summarize the lessons we've learned over the several years of dry water to the water management is dried-up to help us ride through this this drought is challenging due to the fact of population growth and living with that the agricultural changes out there people going to more pardon me crops and the internet social revolution you've seen pictures of it and the state government is much more active and continuing to do that the governors last emergency declaration carried through january of next year to he's expecting it to stay engaged on the drought we're all doing more reporting that is here to stay and in the legislation water u

this is an official dnc balloon popper. he and a cleanup crew had to dispose of 100,000 balloons.ure there's more than one guy, right? the nomination of hillary clinton at the democratic national convention made history this week. first time any major party has a female nominee. road warriors were there bringing every development to you all week long. take a look. >> we can tell you that now the clinton campaign is echoing what debbie wasserman shultz herself said to her hometown paper after we were first to report that the earthquake was moving here and democratic sources were telling us that it became untenable for debbie wasserman shultz to appear on this stage behind us. >> what we're seeing is that phenomenon that we have been talking about for this entire primary campaign. that's the reality that there is a segment, a sizable segment, of the democratic base that's excited by bernie sanders and not at all excited about hillary clinton. >> we spoke before the speech. you had tears in your eyes. you were very emotional. you said you felt betrayed by hillary clinton. did you hea

operationally is into being so o going 0 san bruno and others city's in san francisco and with the popper ground water we are recovery our true demand is 200 and 25 thousand gallons it's creeping up into the summary it's a been fairly hot and not excited until about another 10 to 15 million gallons a day before there is a reason to be concerned about the level of demand and generally our customers are experiencing some rebound but not a heck of a lot. >> so want to summarize the lessons we've learned over the several years of dry water to the water management is dried-up to help us ride through this this drought is challenging due to the fact of population growth and living with that the agricultural changes out there people going to more pardon me crops and the internet social revolution you've seen pictures of it and the state government is much more active and continuing to do that the governors last emergency declaration carried through january of next year to he's expecting it to stay engaged on the drought we're all doing more reporting that is here to stay and in the legislation wa

operationally is into being so o going 0 san bruno and others city's in san francisco and with the popper ground water we are recovery our true demand is 200 and 25 thousand gallons it's creeping up into the summary it's a been fairly hot and not excited until about another 10 to 15 million gallons a day before there is a reason to be concerned about the level of demand and generally our customers are experiencing some rebound but not a heck of a lot. >> so want to summarize the lessons we've learned over the several years of dry water to the water management is dried-up to help us ride through this this drought is challenging due to the fact of population growth and living with that the agricultural changes out there people going to more pardon me crops and the internet social revolution you've seen pictures of it and the state government is much more active and continuing to do that the governors last emergency declaration carried through january of next year to he's expecting it to stay engaged on the drought we're all doing more reporting that is here to stay and in the legislation wa

operationally is into being so o going 0 san bruno and others city's in san francisco and with the popperround water we are recovery our true demand is 200 and 25 thousand gallons it's creeping up into the summary it's a been fairly hot and not excited until about another 10 to 15 million gallons a day before there is a reason to be concerned about the level of demand and generally our customers are experiencing some rebound but not a heck of a lot. >> so want to summarize the lessons we've learned over the several years of dry water to the water management is dried-up to help us ride through this this drought is challenging due to the fact of population growth and living with that the agricultural changes out there people going to more pardon me crops and the internet social revolution you've seen pictures of it and the state government is much more active and continuing to do that the governors last emergency declaration carried through january of next year to he's expecting it to stay engaged on the drought we're all doing more reporting that is here to stay and in the legislation wate