. >> last time you had on pradas.me. >> why is that something -- is that part of the money mayweather public persona. >> you mean to notice nice things? >> yeah. >> i do that knowing the world. to know nice things. >> the reason i ask is because you have mentioned before this is public persona like a wwe fight. like a character. >> it is not that. when there's lights, camera, action, it's time to give the fans entertainment. the fans want to be entertained. when i'm home, i'm like anyone else. i'm just normal. spend time with my children. of course, i'm always watching sports. actually right now, hey, i got to check on that at the game. i check on my score on a game i bet today. >> what did you bet? >> i bet $100,000, 100k on ohio for the first half. hopefully i'll pull through. >> what do you think about all this? about floyd's public image and the $100,000 bets on games? >> he works for that. he can do whatever he wants. >> he does work for it. and for all of the stuff he talks, his message is always hard work. how

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boycotts protests and marches to shake america's prada does gun lobby as anger over the controversial shooting off trayvon martin gathers peas spilling over into a debate over the country's remarkably lags firearms last. south korea media hypes up rumors of a new nuclear test plan by the north just as pyongyang that foreign journalists see for themselves the final preparations for its much discussed rocket launch. up next iran through the eyes of israeli security director of the military balance project and member of the institute for national security studies explores telhami explains to rein in iran's nuclear ambitions. with me i have you have touched up here the director of the military balance project at the institute for national security studies here in tel aviv thank you very much for joining us here in r.t. over when you sat down together a couple of weeks ago you said it was not in is all interest to launch a military strike on iran why do you think is also not striking around i don't think that the israeli air force is large enough or strong enough to actually destroy the ir

those sony flat screen tvs, cartier watches and prada hand bags could be here today and gone tomorrows morning. >> reporter: costco shoppers spend so much because they can. the average customer is a college educated homeowner earning near $bun100,000 a year. and costco stocks surprisingly few items, only around 4,000. that's nothing compared to the average supermarket which can carry 40,000 items. dansinger says costco's selection is deliberate and counter intuitive. take for example this ketchup. >> one ketchup, one choice. you don't have to choose from a variety of other ones. >> reporter: you've literally paid them to do that for you? >> yes. they have edited it down. >> reporter: of course the company does draw complaints. >> the checkout, it's too damn long. it takes a long time to make your purchases. >> reporter: another criticism, having to buy items in such large quantities. >> the real perils of warehouse clubs is that not that you spend too much money, i think it's that you actually waste the food because it goes uneaten or you end up eating way too many calories. >> report

in 2006 but the system has faced criticism since mayor jean quan beat the state senator even though prada was the top choice of more voters. >>> people in the midwest cleaning up and recovering after a deadly string of tornadoes across the region, nearly 100 tornadoes touched down in several states on saturday, one of the hardest hit areas was woodward, oklahoma. at least five people were killed when a twister ripped through a mobile home park there. meantime in kansas, tornados destroyed entire neighborhoods. >> everything's gone. just gone everything we worked for all of our lives. >> have you ever heard the statement you get out with the clothes on your back. that's exactly what happened to us. we don't have anything. >> truth be told, this could have been a lot worse if it wasn't for great work by weather experts. forecasters began warning of life-threatening tornadoes last week. >> look at that. isn't that bizarre? the roof torn off but the iron exactly where they left it on the ironing board. >>> it ended up being a lovely sunday afternoon. good morning, christina. >> good morning.

high school prom and next to the girls in their pink, puff pea -- puffy outfits and she is like in prada. >> she wept to military. >> she went to military? that is even worse. >> i thought it was a great thing she did, but i know the women are like oh man. >> they are all married and have had children and they are showing up in their sunday best. and she is rocking it. >> i never thought about that. 90% of the other women going were also in the military, so they are like spiting on the american flag going into this. showing up are women in the military. >> she did the right thick. the right thing. eight years ago you asked billy zane to go to your prom, but he went with you. how did that go? >> the theme of the prom was a pair of billies. they were hard to come by. >> bill holden was dead. i rolled the dice and out came jose. i think she did a wonderful, pate tree jot particular thing. >> i would say for a prom date you are right. they are sitting there going, you are right. >> i was arguing the hierarchy thing. >> it is a very interesting point. only a smart chick would come up with tha

like gucci or prada. >> it just means you've been over to bobbie thomas' apartment and picked out something nice. >> exactly. >> what else, hoda? what else do we have to talk about? >> i like this one. a lot of times people leave their dogs at home during the part of the day. >> but they're alone and lonely. >> sometimes people leave the radio or tv on. now there is a great solution. it's even better than all those things, it is called dog tv. it is a channel for dogs. it is $5 a month, $4.99. it offers eight hours. the dog just looks at his own eye level and looks out. he thinks he's playing. >> i think it is so adorable. oh, look. swimming. this is actually kind of mean. the dog's watching what he's not doing. >> that's what most human beings are when they're watching tv or movies. >> look! they put it at the dog eye level. >> people laugh at this. cassidy has never been real crazy about bambino. i don't know why. i can't imagine why anybody's not madly in love with bambino. >> sure. >> but a couple weeks ago, frank and i were gone and i said cass, baby-sit bambino. she says -- ugh! they

our first guest is a golden globe-winning actress whom you know from "the devil wears prada," "the youngven "the muppets" among her many films. her latest, alongside jason segel, is called "the five-year engagement." it opens in theaters tomorrow. please welcome emily blunt. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: look at you all dressed up. you look great. >> i know. you are used so seeing me in my pajamas coming over for milk. >> jimmy: we live right across the street from each other. >> neighbors never come over for milk. everybody says do you borrow milk from jimmy kimmel? >> jimmy: you have occasionally milked me and make cheetz out of it. really a wonderful thing. you know, i had the pleasure of being at your surprise birthday party. >> i know. >> jimmy: i have not seen anyone as surprised as you were. >> it was brilliantly set up. >> jimmy: you never know because you are a very, very good actress and you could easily have faked it but it seemed to us that you were very surprised. >> i was actually not even wanting to go for a drink that night and john was like, come on. i was like, okay

"devil wears prada." an incredible actress. she's playing the part.e film is not as big as one might think. they're shooting it quite tight. it's a very short schedule. she's got to lose a lot of weight in a very short period of time. that's what they're hoping for. >> she's so thin to begin with. >> how do you do that? >> then all these rumors started that she has to lose two sizes and she's starving herself. her publicist says that's very true, she's trying very hard to lose the weight but she's not doing anything terribly extreme. >> 500 calories a day is pretty extreme -- >> that she said is not true, though. the publicist said that is not true. >> here's the thing. she is already such a thin, long lean girl. you wonder why they can't just do that digitally the way they do so much these days. look what they did with kristen stewart at the end of the "twilight" movies. >> it is true. but that is very expensive to do. >> oh, cough it up! >> these entertainment shows will all say she's dying. >> really? you have any experience in that? >> i do, yeah.

they're from prada. take a closer look.he toe of the sandal complete with some smoke. all righty then. they'll set you back about $900. >> i think i'm going to pass, too. >> check out this viral video found on the youtube of a kid complaining about his parents. >> parents are lazy nowadays! they always say kids are lazy, but parents are lazy, too. look at this. lunchables. how much time does it take to mack lunch, huh? how much time? is this what you give me? i like lunchables, by the way. that's beside the point. make me a real sandwich. >> yes, a.j. >> 5-year-old zazay is a self-described comedian. his father is, guess what? a comedian, too. no surprise. he wrote his material and that's long story short. erica, could that have been your son complaining about you and the lunches? >> i don't think so. >> you don't think so? >> no. but you know what i do do every day that they don't complain about? i write little notes every day, and pictures. >> very nice, though. you got the notes. i like it. >>> there is an unlikely smash

they're part of prada's women and cars collection. you want one? >> hey. come on.ey're all over hollywood right now. we love to show you. we love props. katy perry and fergie have put the pedal to the medal to get the pair. souped-up shoe costs over $1,000. they're pretty but not that pretty. >> yeah. >> you think for that much money, they come with a car. but apparently, the celebs think they're like sculpture. on twitter, i'm sure you'll have plenty to say. we want to thank saks shoe department. >> what size? >> you have to pay for them. i have to return them. >>> remember i told you about the cupcake vending machine? now, we bring you the coca-cola machine with the words, hug me, written across it. if you do that, you get a free coke. hug me. don't hug me, hug the vending machine. there's only one now. the company plans to make more of them, as part of the spread happiness campaign. that guy's taking it seriously. >> as a business plan -- >> that guy, too. hug it a little less. >> that's smart. >> i think it's lovely. >> i do, too. >> now that i thought about it

we've seen her in a lot of jimmy choo shoes and prada as well. >> is in alexander mcqueen?ing wedding dress. this is where she stood out in hollywood. she just put everybody to shame. she just stood her own ground and looked exceptional. >> you talk about her being -- her looking relatable. when we saw her wearing those tangerine jeans playing field hockey, that was certainly a moment for that. >> such a big spring trend, the tangerine jean. colored denim sales increased in hours of her wearing these. >> i mean, there's something about her that feels like she -- you want to be her girlfriend, that she'd be a great trend. is that to some degree why especially young women really want to copy what she wears? >> absolutely. she's so accessible and has that girl-next-door appeal. even though she is a princess. she wears the clothes, the clothes don't wear her and she's so relatable. >> we could go on and on but the music is playing this thank you so much. >>> just ahead, why now is a good time to get a trip to europe. >> this is wbal-tv 11 news today in baltimore. >> good mornin

george clooney, anna winner annn tour, you know, they profiled her in devil wears prada, vogue, and eva longoria not to mention jeffrey katzenberg who's a big hollywood producer. hollywood loves him, continues to love him. those are huge pockets. >> they're huge pockets, but at the end of the day it's not where it's going to happen. these superpacs are going to have to be driven across all elements of our society and economy. and the president right now has some convincing to do. megyn: lou dobbs, thank you, sir. >> great to be with you. megyn: catch lou on the fox business network monday through friday, 7 p.m. eastern time. >>> well, president obama today vowed to, quote, stand by israel despite recent suggestions from tel aviv that the obama administration is taking it easy on iran in talks about its nuclear program. coming up, former ambassador john bolton joins us on that news ahead scwhroo. and a close encounter of the cosmic kind, a blast from the sky literally knocking people off their feet in the midwest. up next, we'll show you what happened. >> i woke up with this boom. i thou

some of the luxury brands, it seems unfathomable to me selling those can give you the same margins as prada> he said they're in the mid-50s. he claims he has not changed his price points or wages. they did change their shifts, r company is profitable. >> i will use that line. these allegations are testament to my success. >> thank you very much. jane novak, live from l.a. >> some people like weird. facebook announces it will share app instagram. we'll talk about facebook's latest move in just a few. >>> but first, rick santelli, what are you working on in the next hour for "squawk on the street"? >> we're going to decide who are the natural buyers and sellers for a european paper? we're going to talk about european corporate paper and like many corporate issues it's been exploding, and we'll see how that may affect treasury supply, this week 66 billion. all at the top of the hour. [ male announcer ] you are a business pro. monarch of marketing analysis. with the ability to improve roi through seo all by cob. and you...rent from national. because only national lets you choose any car in the

. >> prada? >> listen, it's been a choppy week around the world for equity markets, credit markets.k at a couple of quick pictures. larry mcdonald just pointed out, take a look at the spread between the engineer and the ten-year, another big day for the ten-year. spread the widest it's been in many, many months. let's take a look at my favorite chart always. stock versus bonds, could be a big day in the bond market tomorrow. take a look though. you know obviously equities way outperforming credit markets. we'll see what happens there. >> rick, gary mentions the spreads. a lot of people chattering, too, about german industrial production with the big miss and worries that the periphery's problems are now the core problems. >> absolutely. i think there's very little doubt in my mind that the spread that gary referred to, which i've been watching very closely right now, you're looking at what, about a 173, 174 bund, 218 on ours. we're in the mid-to upper 40s, vacillating, but here's the key. at the current yield, the bund is only half a dozen basis points from its lowest ever year clos