richard roth, right now at a sports bar in manhattan with jungle-like conditions. ? >> my jersey, i left it in new jersey. why don't you come down here, deb? the conditions are marvelous. i was on my way to the u.n. to hear a lecture and someone grabbed me and now in the steam bath with 15 minutes to go before the big match. ladies, how are you? get rejected in the bar with that approach. but tell me, what do you think of this big match, portugal/u.s.? >> very excited. very, very excited. >> why do you think they will win? >> we are usa. >> but that's not enough. >> the whole nation behind them. we got the underdog this weekend, it's proven. have a great chance of winning. >> do you like looking at renaldo? >> no. >> admit t >> not even a little bit. no. >> you don't like renaldo? >> no. >> he is a good guy, but not today. not today we don't like him. >> like him better on the sidelines, not in the game. >> i'm gonna go just mingle here for a second. i know you have the rest of the show to do, i'm just curious what's back here. these people have been -- what do you

we keep your pick yourself terse up in chicago, and back to richard roth. ree guys with team usa jerseys. bet they're feeling pretty good. richard, can you hear me? i know it's loud. >> reporter: right now here under the manhattan bridge with supporters of the united states team following this loss. but a win in a way, because they advance. all right. your thoughts on the match in advancing. >> we're just so excited to be here. this is bigger than a moment. >> usa! we're going to advance and keep going. we believe! we believe! >> reporter: what do you believe? >> we believe we're getting involved. we're in it, everyone is excited. everyone is going for it. >> reporter: does the usa have a realistic chance of getting into the semi finals or possibly winning the cup? >> oh, yeah. >> anything is possible. >> klinsmann doesn't just think we're underdogs. he believes we're here to stay. and so are we. we're not happy to be here. we want to get everybody involved. >> reporter: who do you want to face, russia, belgium o or algeria. >> belgium. >> if you want to be

joining me now is the host of world sports on cnn international who was at the game in brazil and richard roth, cnn's senior international correspondent a few miles south of us hanging out in nevada smiths, which is down in greenwich village. we'll get to the richard in just a second. i was on the air with you earlier, you were predicting ghana would win. what do you have to say for yourself? >>. [ laughter ] hi, don, yeah, thank you very much for cutting right to the chase there and rubbing that one in. i got the score line right. i said 2-1. i just might have had the wrong team winning. that was one heck of a game we saw from the usa. it was really just unbelievable and i'm telling you, i just left the stadium right this moment and i was speaking to some of the players afterwards and you can see they are not only elated after this victory but you can see that there's a huge sense of relief this was a must-win game for these guys and everybody in the stadium knew i would say there was about 90% of the people inside that stadium were definitely american supporters. my goodness, did they ever m

>> richard roth in new york, thank you into remember reading "rainbow"?o do millions of people and a lot of people are donating to bring it back in a new form. that's right after this, live. >>> but now it's time for this week's human factor. let's get right to it. here's dr. sanjay gupta. ♪ >> nowhere does country singer julie roberts look more at home than on stage performing for her fans. >> i decided at a young age i wanted to be a singer like barbara mandrel and i would pray every night when i was a little girl that i would get a record deal. >> reporter: during college in nashville, roberts interned at mercury records and got a job as a receptionist. a demo without roberts' name on it found its way to his desk. her days of answering phones were over when she got to work on her first record. >> please welcome, julie roberts. >> cmt was there in the moment when roberts' first single debuted on the radio. ♪ >> reporter: roberts' album went gold. she was living the dream. and then one night on stage, a nightmare. >> the first time that i knew something

richard roth joins us live from the blind pig pub in new york's east village. orite time every four years, the glisten, twinkle in your eye talking world cup, richard. take it away. >> yeah, well that twinkle sometimes occurs elsewhere in new york. during this world cup, it's very exciting. uruguay did, england, 1-0 uruguay at the half. i've got english supporters, dean and paul. what did you think of wayne rooney's performance and england's performance? >> we're getting beat so not very good. but rooney's good, man. like everyone's bashing rooney. he's not having the best of game but there's nothing wrong. >> england is not knocked out but obviously a loss would put them in a really bad position headed to the last final group game. paul, what do you think? >> most certainly. the only thing to be said is once more into the breach, dear friends. i'll fill this pitch with our english debt. >> shakespeare in the park is further uptown. english fans have gotten a little bit used to losing lately. a lot of high hopes the last world cup. only win was 1966. what do you

richard roth, cnn, new york. >>> and the pope leads a rare prayer meeting today.ing together key israeli and palestinian leaders but will it help bring peace to the region? >>> but first, here's today's cnn hero. >> as a child, i ran from the killing squads three times. even now, i still dream that i'm running. our entire little town was burned. to nothing. my mother and father were killed in the mass graves. i sometimes think it would have been better if i had died with them. i cry at night. your letters are for me like medicine. >> these are the last survivors of the holocaust in eastern europe. and they're out there today elderly, alone, suffering. they don't have extended family. life is so hard in these places. they don't have anything. i saw it with my own eyes and i knew that no one was helping them. so i wanted to reach out and help them. we provide them with direct and continuous financial aid for food, heat and medication and shelter. okay? stay healthy and write to me. and we let them know they've not been forgotten. his wife is paralyzed. he is so not

richard roth, we hope you do not bring the same luck to the u.s.ame as you did four years ago, you're absolved from responsibility for that one. all of you, thank you so much helping us cover the world cup fever we are suffering from. >> take a short break. here ahead in the news, a story that is too much to take really. a toddler dies after being left in a hot car at first it was called a tragic accident. now that child's father is charged with murder. >> and then a different father finds out his son is -- his missing son is alive while talking with nancy grace. >> we're getting reports that your son has been found in your basement. >> so how did this child go undetected. what on earth is going on here. that's ahead in this hour. with premium service like one of the best on-time delivery records and a low claims ratio, we do whatever it takes to make your business our business. od. helping the world keep promises. mayo? corn dogs? you are so outta here! aah! [ female announcer ] the complete balanced nutrition of great-tasting ensure. 24 vitamins

jim squires, richard roth, thank you both so much.and enjoy the races. >>> and we are done. thanks for watching. have a great weekend yourself. i'm going to turn everything over to my colleague, wolf blitzer, who starts after this break. >>> right now, president obama's been meeting eye to eye with the russian president vladimir putin for the first time since the crisis in ukraine broke out. president obama made clear exactly what it wants russia to do to reduce tensions. the white house comes out swinging again, defending its decision to trade prisoners for bow bergdahl and reiterating bergdahl is innocent until proven guilty. the interview with susan rice coming up. more new revelations from hillary clinton's memoir, including details of a 2000 meeting with president obama that she compares to a, quote, awkward first date.

richard roth says he's sticking to his guns. >> reporter: steve coburn, co-owner of california chromes in a good mood moments of about the belmont stakes, waving his cowboy hat to the fans but minutes later he refused to wave the surrender flag after california chrome finished fourth missing out on the triple crown. the factory worker blasted other owners of horses who did not run in the first two legs of the triple crown, the kentucky derby and preakness, leaving them rested for the belmont to take down california chrome. >> this is a coward 's way out in my opinion. >> reporter: critics called the comments sour grapes he didn't back down sunday morning. these people, they nominate their horses for the triple crown which means three, triple, three, and hold out two and come back and run one. that's me, at 6'2" playing basketball with a kid in a wheelchair the. >> reporter: triple crown has been won only 11 times and the test of endurance is why it's horse racing's greatest achievement. the 77-year-old was more generous in defeat. >> people aren't cowards. i think it was a little out

back to you. >> thanks, richard roth.. >>> earlier i spoke with espn commentator hank goldberg who talked about a few things that could put the win in jeopardy for california chrome. >> the only thing that can do him nsf they turn the temperature up 20 degrees and he cramps up like lebron james, and that isn't likely. >> well, make sure to drink lots of fluids. so i understand this horse is in post number 2. i heard that the horses -- owner, said that is very favorable. why is that? why is post number 2 so important? >> well, inside could get him in a little trouble. although secretariat. i'm not comparing him to secretariat, he broke out of post 2, but there's some speed in the race who might break earlier than him by a fraction, but they're from the 7 post out. so nobody's going to break in his face. the horses around him are closers. so -- he's going get his customary if he breaks cleanly, he's going to get his customary position just off the early speed in the race, and he figures to run, oh, just off the early speed

lara balanced des sarah and richard roth, thank you very much. like i said, the u.s.ng so close, just can't get it in. we will keep watching. >>> all right, well, for those of you who need a break from the world cup, grab a bowl of strawberries and some cream for tennis at wimbledon. the action begins monday. some players set to keep an eyen ork the number one seed, novack djokovic, americans john eisner and serena williams and the women's winner of the french open, russian maria sharapova. >>> and see this guy? that is john red shape he is an author, but he also used to work for the infamous boston mobster, whitey bulger. a lot to say about the pope's recent comments, ex-communicate willing mafia members from the catholic church. that is coming up on the other side. >>> but first, dubai is synonymous with wealth, beauty and state-of-the-art design. its crown jewel, the burj khalifa is not only the world's tallest building but a technological marvel. here is cnn's erin burnett with this week's city of tomorrow. >> reporter: at 2,716 feet, the burj khalifa is the talle

i know we are trying to go to richard roth who is on the phone. on the phone? >> yes, we do. >> richard, what can you tell us? >> reporter: there is not going to be a triple crown and the long elusive wait goes on. california chrome did not win the 146th edition of the triple crown. the belmont stakes, you might say. basically, some would say traffic trouble and some say the first time california chrome chased some, quote, traffic problems. he was up toward the lead early and then shuffled back along the rail and then fourth and then he made a move. the crowd was reorganize. in the stretch he did not -- was not able to overcome competitor. it was a mile and a half distance which he hasn't run. whether it was three races in five weeks, we will get an explanation later. richard, thank you so much, richard. appreciate it. we have got to go at the end of the hour. not tonight for california chrome. but an exciting race. stay right here on cnn. get completely caught up with our documentary series the "sixties" tonight. that is straight ahead. at 8:00 w

richard roth and fans, thank you so much. we have to take a quick pause. breaking news, the fact that team usa officially advances to the knockout stage of the world cup. and coming up, live to new jersey. our correspondent dane asher, live with the mls team, the new york bulls. at a viewing party in red bull arena and harrison, new jersey. stay right here. ugh. heartburn. did someone say burn? try alka seltzer reliefchews. they work just as fast and are proven to taste better than tums smoothies assorted fruit. mmm. amazing. yeah, i get that a lot. alka seltzer heartburn reliefchews. enjoy the relief. if yand you're talking toevere rheuyour rheumatologistike me, about a biologic... this is humira. this is humira helping to relieve my pain. this is humira helping me lay the groundwork. this is humira helping to protect my joints from further damage. doctors have been prescribing humira for ten years. humira works by targeting and helping to block a specific source of inflammation that contributes to ra symptoms. humira is proven to help relieve pain and st

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>> hello, supervisors, and thanks for having this hearing today, my name is richard roth man and i worked for the city for 26 years and i retired about five years ago. and i am going to have this quote and i will say it now and say it at the end, attitudes are the real disability. when i came in to the city, i did not even know i was deslexic until later on, but so i did not get advantage of rule 115, because it was or did not start when i started. but i was also co-chair, of sciu's people with disabilities. and one of our complaints that we had from the people from our members who were in the disability community, and who were working for the city was about advancement. and they felt that 115, or a rule 134 at the time, pigeon holed people and so many, you know, if the city had a really active hiring policy, hiring people with disabilities, we would not need rule 115. and you know, i always felt that i was pigeon holed and you know, persons with disabilities is whether you should disclose it, you know, in the job interview, and that was one of my biggest decisions. and when i did, i reme

. >> senior correspondent richard roth was at the belmont for the running. richard? >> we understand that just last hour coburn doubled down on this position, this talk about the coward's way out requiring all these horses to run all three. >> reporter: this morning on nbc's "today" show coburn repeated his thoughts last night right after the race. so he's not backing down. however, just a short time ago at belmont park, the trainer of california chrome, art sherman, was more generous indicating that perhaps his owner was speaking a little bit in the heat of the moment. let's listen. >> i think at the heat of the conversations with the press and everything sometimes you might get a little vocal and not really think about what he's saying. i think mr. coburn was mad because the other horses got a break, to be away for six weeks and freshening up from their last race, you know what i mean? he says, well, if you want to run in the triple crown, you should run in all races like the rest of us. >> reporter: sherman indicated perhaps there would be a press release, maybe a

he's also angry about the race rules overall but richard roth reports those rules are what makes the triple crown such an elusive and valuable prize. steve coburn, co-owner of california chrome, was in a good mood moments before the belmont stakes. waving his cowboy hat to the fans. but minutes later coburn refused to wave the surrender flag after california chrome finished fourth, missing out on the elusive triple crown. the california factory worker blasted other owners of horses who did not run in the first two legs of the triple crown, the kentucky derby and preakness, leaving them rested for the belmont to take down california chrome. "this is a cowards way out in my opinion. this is a cowards way out." critics have called coburn's comments sour grapes. he didn't back down sunday morning. "these people, they nominate their horses for the triple crown. this means three and they hold out for two and they come back and run one. that would be like me at 6-2 playing basketball with a kid in a wheelchair." but the triple crown has been won only eleven times and that test of endurance,

. >> richard roth was at belmont park. people will tell you it's not valid. it's coburn being a sore loser. he was not a happy man, even before this race. i had talked to him with other reporters a few days earlier and he was upset at the rules and all the commitments as an owner, he had to fill out paperwork. he said i think he needed a visitor's visa to come to the belmont, maybe the pressure was getting to him but right after the race he unlooshd a torrent attack on the horses and owners who had the "courage" in effect to beat california chrome by resting their horses from the other earlier elite races. >> it's not fair to these horses that have been in the game since day one. i look at it this way. if you can't make enough points to get into the kentucky derby, you can't run in the other two races. it's all or nothing. it's all or nothing, because this is not fair to these horses that have been running their guts out for these people and for the people that believe in them to have somebody come up like this, this is th

but on june 4, 1989, correspondent richard roth was able to describe the slaughter in the square to bobhieffer, live, via cell phone. >> reporter: roth dropped the phone when a soldier punched him. >> hello, this is new york. does anybody hear us? ( dial tone ) >> reporter: roth and cameraman derek williams were arrested. they were released 20 hours later. queen elizabeth opened the new session of parliament today, arriving in style in a new $4.5 million horse-drawn coach. as the queen was reading her speech, a young page boy fainted just a few feet away. prince charles and his wife, camilla, seemed concerned. how did the queen react? have a look and listen. >> it will work for a successful transition in afghanistan, and will work towards a comprehensive nuclear agreement with iran. the united kingdom will lead efforts to prevent sexual violence. >> reporter: you might have heard the thump. we're not sure the queen did, though, but she kept reading as if nothing happened. by the way, we're told the boy is just fine. and we'll be right back. >> chester nez died of chid me failure in new

richard roth joining us in new york and sports contributor torrance moore live in atlanta. o to all the races. you are our horse expert and you were there and talk to me about the controversial comments because, frankly, they're getting more attention than the winner. >> that's right. quieter here than the 100,000 people i was with on saturday. that's right. some people upset this tonalist the winner with no attention for his stirring finish. yes, because of california chrome's co-owner's comments of horses and owners that skipped the preakness and kentucky derby, they feel that the so-called shooters took it easy and took advantage of california chrome who was less rested. >> it's not fair to these horses that have been in the game since day one. i look at it this way. if you make enough points for the kentucky derby, you can't run in the other two races. it's all for nothing. it's all or nothing. this is not their to the horses that have been running the guts out for these people and for the people that believe in them. to have somebody come up like -- this is a coward's w

richard roth has the latest from the track in belmont, new york. >> it is horse racing's biggest prizek. california chrome, the 3-year-old colt, will run for racing glory here before more than 100,000 people. >> a nose in front as they come to the wire. >> affirmed won horse racing's most prestigious prize, the triple crown. at the time winning the triple crown seemed easy. secretariat was one of three hoarseness five years to take the triple crown. however, it has been 36 years since a horse won the triple crown. that's the longest gap ever between crown winners. only 11 horses have done it since 1919. now it is 2014 and california chrome could be the horse. a triple crown is made up of three elite races. he took the first leg on the first saturday of may. >> california chrome shines bright in the kentucky derby! >> reporter: try ful offed two weeks later in the second jewel in the crown. >> california chrome has won the preakness! >> reporter: the belmont stakes in new york is the final hurdle before triple crown glory. >> expect him to win saturday? >> yes, i do. i expect him to win

lara is in rio de janeiro, shasta darlington is in bra dill, and richard roth with fans in new york. and george howell is in chicago. straight out to brazil. so, laura, let's talk about how injuries are playing a role in these games, not just for team usa but for the portugal team. >> reporter: absolutely. chris t cristiano ronaldo, a left knee injure rip he's 100% fine. earlier this week he was seen leaving the training pitch with his knee wrapped up in ice, a brace on when he was out practicing. it not thought to be 100% but in my mind, ronaldo would not be playing if it wasn't 100%. stories coming out of spain, reports saying doctors have said he'll be risking his career. i think what a great headline, ronaldo risking his career for his country. this is probably a fully fit ronaldo the american team has to deal with. >> interesting stuff. shasta, to you, where the game is about to be played, in your backyard there. fans have been commenting about the humidity factor, wonder if players are able to endure that. you give us an idea, how hot and humid is it there. what are players up

attorney richard roth and a policy reporter join me now. richard i will start with you. were just on our show predhak supreme court would crush aereo. you were correct. were you surprised with some of their reasoning, describing aereo as essentially a cable network? >> i wasn't surprised. they essentially came down as i expected. you found me in montreal here. but i am here. the answer is yes. i was not surprised this is a major win for the networks. the bottom line that the supreme court said that following congressional intent from the 1976 amendment then, this is a violation of copyright laws. therefore aereo will no longer be able to to do what it is doing. actually what i had predicted and a 6-3 decision was a bit of a surprise but it did go the waive we thought. gerri: jeff, you look at this kind of stuff all the time and it occurs to me that the major broadcasters are putting their signals out over the air anytime anyway, so why penalize aereo? >> i think it's a terrible decision and i think this decision will stunt innovation in television for some years. they're

we are covering all sides of the case including what it means for you with attorney richard roth.think we do a little backup your. a backfill because not everyone knows what aereo is an i have to admit to subscribing to it because it's easy, but it's a way to get local tv service without paying much were carried. >> that's correct. a little company that records and streams signals from local broadcasters on the internet using these little mini antennas, remote antennas and it allows someone to pay $8 or $12 month for a array of programming. gerri: but it's the local affiliates, you don't get everything and this graphic here gloomy we. that was the size of the antenna next to a dime. they are teeny tiny. aereo is teeny tiny, but if they succeed what happens? they get really big fast, right? >> it could very well-- it's a game changer for the major networks. the nfl, for example, so the nfl 34 of the last 35 most-watched shows in the fall were nfl football games. they make billions of dollars from fox, nbc, cbs and it will revolutionize that because now you can go online and watch--

back to you. >> richard roth putting a jinx on california chrome. >> no jinx. >> he could never be a charm. this horse has had so much going against it. >>> now we're talk about history in the making. this is certainly history ber seeing right now. this live picture from france. this is the lunch that follows the commemorative ceremony about d-day. it's tough to see on the screen, but we believe that president obama and vladimir putin will be just a few people from each other. >> just walked up to get into position. looks like he's next to francois hollande. >> the woman in blue next to her would be vladimir putin on her left and we see president obama to the right of the queen. >> the only other woman would probably be merkel. we'll continue to watch and see if they can zoom in for us. they call it the family photo, if you will. this is -- they get together be these grand large gatherings of world leaders. it takes a lot of coordination to get these people in place. and where they stand in relation to each other is actually very important. you see president obama next to queen eliza

cnn's richard roth joins us now and it's not just the triple crown prize.at stake should california krome win the triple crown. it's just ten hours away from that potential crowning achievement. california krome has been training fast for the triple crown, even at 6:30 in the morning. >> i'd love to see it. it's history in the making. >> reporter: california krome was quickly installed as the heavy early betting favorite for the third leg in the triple crown, the belmont stakes. he has already won the first two pieces of crown, including america's most famous race. >> california krome shines bright in the kentucky derby! >> reporter: in the belmont he will start from post position number two, the same gate that racing immortal secretariat shot out of in 1973. do you expect him to win saturday? >> yes i really do. >> reporter: california chrome and his connections are not kentucky blue-bloods. the horse was bred for a paltry $2500 in california. the owners of california chrome reportedly rejected a $6 million offer for the horse. the 77-year-old trainer grew

to see how this is going to translate into the us elections coming up unfortunately out of time richard roth to get on again to analyze all of that thank you so much richard wolffe really appreciate it. that's our show you guys join me again tomorrow to break a set all over again. place. placed skull pieces try to play play play play going to. want to get fired for the short changing every minute of the lead cut me the law don't let. my alarm clock ahead. plus the thing that's setting all time plays he says he loves to beat loves to play sometimes for nothing which led this season and it's a challenge it's not just the story he will be just that he sees the stage eight looked to be. but speech was still. playing the game. the music she'd heard lumbered sure to mccurry was able to build on the old most sophisticated robots which will unfortunately doesn't give a darn about anything tim's mission to teach music creation why it should care about humans and. this is why you should care only on the dog call. place right on the same place the first street to live and i think the church. on our rep

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to see how this is going to translate into the us elections coming up unfortunately out of time richard roth to get on again to analyze all of that thank you so much richard wolffe really appreciate it. that's our show you guys join me again tomorrow to break us that all over again. live. a little. sleep. little. little legal. rules in effect that means you can jump in anytime you want. a little. the suspect. they would like to do is go did you know the price is the only industry specifically mention in the constitution and. that's because a free and open press is critical to our democracy schreck help us. to make you know i'm sorry and on this show we reveal the picture of what's actually going on we go beyond identifying the truth rational debate a real discussion critical issues facing america ready to join the movement then welcome to the big city. hello i'm tom arbonne in washington d.c. and here's what's coming up tonight on the big picture. earlier this morning e.p.a. administrator gina mccarthy formally unveiled a plan to cut carbon dioxide emissions from power plants by thirty perce