rosie's gone through her own nasty split with her ex.this episode, she's back at rita the social worker. >> rita has a daughter who is suffering from mental illness. both of them are trying to navigate how to have a relationship. >> are you off your medication? >> here we go. >> directing the episode, grey's anatomy's doctor bailey. >> my daughter had to take a day off of school when patrick dempsey's character was killed off. so this was fairly recently. so we're a huge gray's anatomy family. i see her and i go holy [ bleep ]. i didn't even know. she's so kind. she's almost shy which i think is fantastic. the first day, i hardly spoke to her. i was like, yes, uh-huh, i'm a big fan of your work. i didn't know what to say. it was kind of intimidating. >> she's like a dream actress to work with. you just have to give her little key things and she will go and take that and flesh that out. >> you need to go. now. >> good to zero si out acting again. on the subject of family, kris jenner is reportedly in the back of that suv leaving caitlyn j

>> look what rosie does.es that smaller plastic pool and uses it as a boat, takes it to the edge of the water, close enough, grabs the ball and jumps back out on dry land. rosie doesn't need to cool off. just wants the tennis ball. >>> for some of you, your local news is next. and we both feel integrity such as, that of healthcare in the america of the us and therefore. yes. thank you. no. no. please, stop! sorta you, isn't you. start with a quote from esurance and get a set of discounts personalized to you, not someone sorta like you. esurance. backed by allstate. click or call. steve suddenly realized that from now on he would need to approach father-son roughhousing much more carefully. life's rich, like ritz. pets are the best friends to have by your side when you want to get out and explore the paths less traveled! before fleas and ticks join in the action petsmart can help protect your pet from infestations with a variety of flea & tick products. we make it easy to treat your pet monthly and all year ro

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. >> i was -- his inaugural address was too rosy. what he needed to do was to say how terrible things were, just how bad they were. the speech was too much of a -- played that down too much and it was a kind of uplift. >> right. >> franklin d. roosevelt was lucky. the depression had gone on for three years. >> right. >> when he became president. but obama ended up getting ownership of that bad economy. >> correct. >> totally not his fault, but he didn't lay the groundwork to -- so that his proposals would carry. >> so it wasn't just about lowering expectations, it was about just being more honest about the challenges that we faced, right? >> oh, i wouldn't say it was a question of honesty versus dishonesty. no, i think it was a political miscalculation. >> on his part. >> on his part to emphasize yes we can, we're all going to do this together side of this personality rather than a realist side. >> now of course you were a speech writer for jimmy carter so you're not just kibitzing about this. you actually know something about writin

>> reporter: good morning, rosie, good to be speaking to you. it's all make or break in the next couple of days. one because you said that money is running out. but this comes down now to whether these two euro group and greece can see eye to eye. there have been major divisions for the past five months in terms of what agreements they want and what proposals they're putting through and what cuts they are prepared to make crucially. and greece is starting to understand it wants a bigger bailout and debt to be reduced but it needs to make some sacrifices and some said look we are not beggars. we don't want pity. we are prepared to work hard. but i think that europe has to understand that the austerity we suffered the past five years hasn't worked. so something has to give. and i think now is -- we're going to see alexis tsipras going to the meeting with the euro group and the finance ministers later on and the eu leaders meeting and hopefully they arrive with more than ideas. so proposals have to be strong in terms of what they want to make and t

rosy lie and pull the pin and jeeps to say there was a final briefing at 1500 3:00 p.m.. that was hours away. in the meantime, they both bounced from the operational mission, pitched in to perform a thorough preflight with villain focusing on the all-important radio equipment. at 10:30 joe was handed the latest weather forecast. it looks promising at first feel that the target about which joe had not been informed. not as junk pilot, he really needed to know. he was going to bailout long before the jerome, went to its target. joe had written to his mother and father on august 4th the day after the first four failed aphrodite sorrys. he said i working on something different, is terribly interesting but at this point quite secret. per usual i have done nothing but it is far more in justin than patrolling over the day. then he wrote a sentence outwardly designed to l.a. parental anxiety yet clearly meant to provoke reading between the lines. don't get worried about it as there is practically no danger. the -- he apologized for having volunteered beyond his mission quota but

(risas) mi respeto para rosie siempre fue grandÍsimo, yo no sabía lo que le habÍa sucedido, cuando len mural que se llama "mariposas de barrio", y le dieron el nombre del parque "memorial park jenni rivera", tÚ estuviste ahÍ y le preguntase a mikey si fue Él que lo diseÑÓ o lo pintó,quÉ te dijo? >> aclarÓ la controversia, escuchemos lo que digo. orlando: veamos. >> muy orgulloso, contento... fue un proceso largo y duro, fue difÍcil, pero estoy contento. >> ¿quÉ te gustarÍa decirle a las personas que dijeron que tÚ no lo habrÍas hecho esto?, me gustarÍa que lo aclararas. >> yo lo hice con Él, lo compusimos, yo no pintÉ las caras o nada, pero ayudÉ, no lo hice solo, y no lo pude hacer sin el apoyo de todo el equipo. >> en monterrey le jalaste la mano a tu tÍo lupillo para que entrara al escenario, ¿harÍas lo mismo? >> si viene le doy un abrazo. >> ¿te gustarÍa mandarle un mensaje? >> no, hoy es "jenni vive" y esto, estar orgulloso con equipo y celebrar. >> no, no, orlando, a mi se me hace que es puro choro eso! orlando: oh! ahora todo estÁ claro, fue el que diseÑÓ y pidió ayuda, ¿les gu

entirely-- not depressed a lot of the time, either by the w-- lemme just-- i don't wanna paint this rosy picture. >> often described as neurotic and angst ridded lewis reflects on his rise from early stand up comedian, to becoming a household name. >> i was broke for a long time. but i was still-- felt like a million bucks, broke living in horrible places, come-- going into a club and seeing these famous comedians come over to me, go-- you have it you're gonna make it! >> he's out with a new book. that showcases his jokes illustrated by carl titolo. reflections from hell is richard lewis's guide on how not to live. it focuses a lot on his parents. > i had a-- not a great upbringing. was an alcoholic and a drug addict for a long time. i was with a lot-- i was in horrible relationships by my own doing. i wasn't-- wasn't always their fault i own up to a lotta that. >> as an actor lewis starred in larry david's curb your enthusiasim. the first met when they were 12. >> in-- a-- a summer camp, sports camp. hated each other never saw each other till we were comedians. became inseparable best f

son of a -- all right, so he gets over his grudge with rosie o' donnell. over all of his grudges. uh, he accepts that losers are just winners who haven't won yet and decides to help him win. he -- at his inauguration looks at the nation that elected him and realizes that for the first time he's been accepted, and all the rage and anger that he's ever felt leaves his body, like the air from a balloon for the first time in his life he is truly happy. execute. donald trump is elected president. donald trump builds a coalition of nations within only a few years ends poverty and eradicates terrorism. donald trump calls for a global conference with all leaders will jointly announce that world peace is achieved. at the banquet afterwards, donald trump sees he's been seated next to kim jong un. donald trump loudly asks, "who is this fatty?" [ light laughter ] [ explosion ] we'll keep trying. you know what? we'll keep trying. we'll get there. he'll get there. we'll be right back with more "late night." [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ real strawberriesemonade real lemon

rosie pulled to tell there was a final briefing, that was hours away. villain and bradfield bounced from the operation mission pitched in to perform thorough preflight with villain focusing on all the important radio equipment. at 10:30 joe was handed the latest forecast. it looked promise and at the target not ha jump pilot he really needed to know. he was going to bail out long before the drone unpiled went to its target. joe had written to his mother and father on august 4th. the day after the first four failed aphrodite, i am working on something different, it is terribly interesting. he wrote a sentence designed to delay parental an -- anxiety. don't get worried about it. there's practically no danger. but assured his mother he volunteered for about two and a half times the missions he was supposed to fly and then he decided today this on top of that. but assured his mother and father that -- that when i tell you the whole story, i think you will agree that it was the mission worth staying for. all the boys who did go home now wish they had stayed

trump possesses to be commenting on other people's heroism, his most lethal foe evening i think is rosie o'donnell and now he is a candidate and filed with the fcc he taxes too its limits the pretense to objectivity in the old sort of ap-style book that is not he should be in entertainment as huffington post but you cannot simply report on donald trump the same as walter mondale or anyone else. to describe him as businessman donald trump said x and y and z on thursday, that does not do justice as a subject. >> we have to much with our words. journalist criticizes when politicians go too far and day that milbank called him a "rotten pick," but it does it matter he is punching back and the highly derogatory treatment doing after mrs. huffington's divorce 15 or so years ago what do you make of that? >>> this is part of the media environment that sadly donald trump is not entirely responsible for. we cover politicians like they are celebrities and a lot of political coverage is like tmz. should we be surprised that someone who talks like that is actually not just getting attention but also,

rosie riveter. if you google propaganda, you always come up with images. the first image that will come up as an image of uncle sam sankey what you to join the army. the third one is rosie the riveter. it was a call to fill the war industry with women. come out and join the effort by joining the goods of war by doing what you can, even if you're not overseas. there are images at our national archives. these are photos of women in the workplace. with an inch or gold part of that, an integral role played by women ordnance workers. women's ordnance workers, known as wows. there was a sign, women ordnance workers. wow. their work was dangerous, very dangerous. there were munitions explosions and such. it was a critical role into transformed american society at the same time. tapping into that, a lot of fear. this was an image spread around. a menacing gear with a photo of hitler in the background. what it says in the translation to germany is, when you reach minneapolis, consider these areas also as objectives. what other circles on the map? see those circles

the most lethal foe he ever faced in his own life was rosie o'donnell. now that he's filed, he taxing to its limits the pretense to objectivity in the old ap style book way. not to say that he should be relegated to entertainment section but you can't report on him the way ybody else. he's a singular figure. to describe him as businessman donald trump said x, y and z doesn't do him justice as a subject. >> we have to walk our words. last week trump was called a rotten pig and i thought that was well over the line. does it matter that trump is punching back so huffington post does this stunt. we'll cover him but stick him in the entertainment section but then that highlygoing after huffington. what do you make of that? >> donald trump is not entirely responsible for this. it's almost a lot of political coverage like tmz. should we be surprised that somebody who talks like that is actually not just getting attention but also first or second place in a lot of these early polls. >> you blame the media culture. you think that we're enabling this or trump is e

all for you srebrenica 360.com. wanna paint this rosy picture. >> often described as neurotic and angst ridded lewis reflects on his rise from early stand up comedian, to becoming a household name. >> i was broke for a long time. but i was still-- felt like a million bucks, broke living in horrible places, come-- going into a club and

. >> rosie o'donnell split. good news earlier.s putting from her home that they bought together in 2013. they only lived in its 40 months. asking $6.975 million. country style estate. a pool of the waterfall a jacuzzi to jacuzzi a guesthouse got three car garage, artist studio. i'm going to try to get in myself. bill: you spent what i would guess was an unlikely evening at a strip club. >> the hottest parties in new york city are happening on sundays at the sapphire club on the upper east side. they are packed with women. i headed the sapphire for there sin party. >> right here. >> being able to support women. but they love to do.do. think it is incredible and extremely empowering. >> sin, service industry night. >> that's not what i thought it stood for. >> no doubt. >> i spoke to rubin. he said that he was apprehensive at 1st because he thought the gentleman's club would not attract women. >> as many rabid females out they're. progressively they just aren't coming in droves. >> love? >> no, not quite what i come here for. >> aft

hearing what he was saying and he said time now is for those with common sense, he said and reason rosie, to negotiate. because if you remember greeks walked out of negotiations when they weren't even completed. juncker saying if those were common sense on the table this is a time for common sense. he said we have to find a solution and it won't happen overnight. he said now is a time to talk to each other, understand each other and have tolerance for each other. today what i expect to see is them sitting around a table and expressing each other's ideas and some thoughts and proposals which the european union, the troika will find credible proposals moving forward. they have to be something meatier. so i think alexis tsipras is going into this meeting as will the new finance minister going in knowing that time is running out and that time is of the essence. there is no time to be throwing ideas left and center. this is a time to get down to business. europe knows what the red lines are. is greece prepared to give in on any of the red lines. at the same time is germany prepared to give in

one of the most iconic images of the war is rosie the riveter.u google propaganda they come up with images. the first image is an image of uncle sam saying that he wants you to join the army. the third one is rosie the riveter. it was a call to fill the ranks with women in the workplace. come out and join the effort by tilting the goods of war. doing what you can, even if you are not overseas. there are examples in our national archives. these are women in the workplace. production increased every month throughout the war. an interim rule -- an integral role was played by women. women's ordinance workers, the sign hung above the individual's heads, that said women ordinance workers, they are wows, be proud to do your part. making bombs could be dangerous, but it is a critical role to play, and it transformed american society. tapping into that, there was a lot of fear. this is a poster that was spread around. it is an image of a menacing figure with a photo of hitler in the background. the translation to trim and is, when you reach minneapolis co

and collins will start in september when the show returns for season 19 the 15th co-host replacing rosie perez. >> nice to see "the view," keep chugging along. stay tuned.

and with all due respect to clinton staffers, you missed an awesome opportunity for ring around the rosie show tonight, hillary's rope and christie's hope, but first the donald says nope. a feature story links statement from the donald, an unusual one. trump's statement simultaneously stands by what he

i also want to thank candous wong from low investment fund and also people like rosy kennedy director of family childcare association. and also to the staff of the planning department who helped us work on this. kristen disenjure and man icumohann and steve [inaudible] all these people contributed to this piece of legislation that i am introducing today. i look forward to having your support on this legislation as it makes its way through the process in the fall. thank you very much and the rest i submit >> thank you supervisor yee. supervisor avalos. >> supervisor avalos is not in the chamber. we can rerefer roll call for introductions. >> okay >> if appropriate when he returns >> okay, madam clerk at this time let's go to our-is it time for 3 p.m. special order? >> on our watch it is in one minute madam president >> okay. supervisor tang. >> thank

years and look at the issues you're dealing with i didn't want to get up on a previous item painting a rosy picture is a deception because it explicit account for the fact that similar a single-family with 13 percent whether they have strollers they're pushing 13 percent the lowest is down, down, down for too many years and but i just want to ask you a question are you doing something to deal with the serious problems of depletion and illegal use of our housing stock have you institutional plans the university i worked at developed a honest plan and for example, one of the things our university agreed to i'm not part of the plan but some other people we agreed it increase the student population by one percent for 10 years one percent and the student body on campus on the hill 80 students for each year for 10 years but the zoning administrator have the power to do anything on master plan? do you the commission can you do that and tell the city attorney's office to do that arrest have you done something about that are you moving on that? that goes back years and years and all the attorneys th

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and with all due respect to clinton staffers, you missed an awesome opportunity for ring around the rosie. on the show tonight, hillary's rope and christie's hope, but first the donald says nope. a feature story links statement from the donald, an unusual one. trump's statement simultaneously stands by what he said but sounds for him uncharacteristically defensive in trying to justify his remarks. you can read the whole statement on our website. it has become the dominant matter and republican presidential politics of late. every republican presidential candidate has been asked to comment on trump's original statement. how to respond? one school of thought says show sympathy for the man. >> i salute donald trump for focusing on the need of focusing on legal -- illegal immigration. i am not going to engage in the devious game of throwing rocks and attacking other republicans. i'm not going to do it. mark: so ted cruz santorum and showing sympathy and there's another school of thought that says hit him hard. governor bush: this was a guy who was a democrat for most of the last decade. he is

entirely-- not depressed a lot of the time, either by the w-- lemme just-- i don't wanna paint this rosy picture. >> often described as neurotic and angst ridded lewis reflects on his rise from early stand up comedian, to becoming a household name. >> i was broke for a long time. but i was still-- felt like a million bucks, broke living in horrible places, come-- going into a club and seeing these famous comedians come over to me, go-- you have it

so it sends a signal that perhaps not everything in the garden is rosy.arly angela merkel said that she understood that there were really serious concerns about the thought of yet more money for greece but she said it was the only path that could be gone down and that the euro was more than a currency, it was something that united europe. but we also heard from the left-wing party. his leader said that the finance minister and the economy minister, and angela merkel within hoisting something on to the greeks and it was the abolition of democracy in greece. it is worth recalling that opinion polls consistently have suggested that very many germans are deeply distrustful of the current greek government in athens and that many feel that anymore money sent to athens will never come back. in that is the backdrop to the vote that has taken place today. >>> a huge fire is raging right now near greece's parliament building in athens where officials say a brush fire is being fanned by heavy winds. several villages have been evacuated, and currently dozens of firef

but when king solomon took over things were not as rosy as they were before. and somehow they went through a cooling period. because king souleiman was different to king abdullah didn't want a tension or hate red that saudi arabia had with muslim brotherhood. the ones that president abdul fatah al-sisi was fighting in egypt. since then you can say there were two main dosziers that the egyptians and the saudis are discussing, sometimes in agreement, sometimes in disagreement. one in muslim brotherhood and a relationship for that. now, it's egypt that are opposed to any bridge of course talking, reconciling. saudi arabia received the muslim brotherhood leader hamas from palestine. saudi arabia is more anxious and it's egypt that wants to deal deal with the cool-headed nerves. into this deal between iran and the six world powers seemed to have caused eruptions throughout the region. and unsettling the one that is the most. >> certainly saudi arabia has in public welcomed the deal. the part that puts verifiable limitation to the development of nuclear power. that

interest rates won't go up this year in part because he thinks the feds' view of the economy has been too rosie. >> every year the same thing. the triumph of hope over experience. just like a second marriage. they basically say, we're hoping for high growth. they have to revise it down. now the most recent for 2015 it is lower than the forecast ever was and what the actual was for 2013 and 2014. i just think the set-up isn't going to really play out for a rate hike. >> he also argued contrary to what the fed chairman yellen has been able if and when rates do go up they will start to move up very gradually but then that rate hikes may quicken. he was joined on stage by another activist investor. they had plenty to say. one of the most interesting points they made, why activists like them don't like to invest in tech companies. take listen. >> the problem with technology most are too dynamic. you wake up and there are a couple guys in a garage. a block from stanford university. they're starting a new business that is disruptive. if you look at the businesses that i think both of us like, we like

it's really looking quite rosy in that respect, and that will be forwarded and moved on for talks withhe kenyan government. there it is not quite so easy because as two former u.s. diplomats put it it will be a defensive government that he faces, because the president was in fact indicted by any -- the icc for crimes against humanity after the post election violence following the 2007 elections in which more than 1200 people died. those charges were dropped and the icc in the hague did suggest that there had been witness intimidation, so that is a difficult one. good governance will definitely be on the agenda along with a number of other issues including education, healthcare and energy. a lot to pack in but the kenyans here more than anything else want to hear more about security, more protection from the person they regard as a son. >> that's andrew simmons. >>> earlier we heard from a kenyan political activist. he says the president should pay the most attention to corruption. >> kenya is the most corrupt country in africa and we're losing a lot of our budget to corruption, and our

that's really good considering projections are more rosy. that's good because it's been 60% of what they expected. again, that's better than they expected. to do the whole thing about how perceptions go. this silver line bus that runs between dulles and the station, they say about 270,000 riders. they have used the service in a year that it's been in place. so they have something to celebrate too. they have hooked up with metro to do it now. later today at the station, there will be a free screening of the movie "despicable me" at 8:45 this morning. so metro is throwing a party for the silver line. we are live in reston. derrick ward, back to you. >>> we're learning more now about the man suspected in that movie theater shooting in louisiana. how he was able to get his hands on a gun despite his history of mental illness. >>> coming up scary video out of kentucky. what forced people off this kiddie ride at an amusement park and sent some to the emergency room. >>> this morning we're learning more about the man suspected in the movie theater

. >>> rosy perez is leaving the view, she made the news official on this morning's show, she wants to and has been juggling her hosting duties while in a broadway play in new york. no word yet on who could replace her. >> there you go. >> i have not been outside since 3:03 this morning. >> you may just want to nap over here or something? >> stay? >> stormtracker 6 live double scan is showing you we are dry as we look at the rest of the afternoon temperature-wise, mid-80s in the northern and western suburbs a drenching thunderstorm cannot be ruled out and it's oppressively humid again and a few urban centers pushing 90 and down the shore you can get relief if a thunderstorm pops up and 80s today and very humid. a little girl was thrilled to see spider-man and captain america in des moines iowa the little girl was one patient treated to super hero window washers, also seen was super man and batman and thor and the green lantern. here are stories you'll see on "action news" at 4:00, a veteran with ptsd is facing life in prison for growing marijuana and as it turns out the real story behi

they grew up in a rosy environment.'s change that. >> reporter: there's this debate, the growing income gap, the gap between the rich and the poor in this country. what's the solution? >> education. are you done with your homework? getting them out of high school and into college, what we know is that you interrupt the cycle of poverty. when those young people actually graduate from college, their families will be fed because their future is much brighter as a result of their having higher educational attainment. you interrupt the cycle of poverty. that's pretty powerful. >> it has to stop. >> it has to stop somewhere. >> reporter: did you grow up on government assistance when you were a kid? >> yes. >> reporter: this is the cycle. >> yes, exactly. i want, i need to be the one to break it. because i want them to be able to depend on themselves. >> i want to be an entrepreneur. they make good money. i'm not one of those guys that money is everything, but money can get me a lot of things. >> sometimes you have to fall to

i look right in the sad ugly face of hers and said, rosie, you're fired. >>> and "e.t." with the last host of miss usa. jeannie. >>> and then outrage over rihanna's new music video. we're with the woman maimed by riri. >> hanging upside down topless was definitely a first. >>> which famous athletes are stripping down for espn's new

. >> the closest he got to battle was a fight with rosie nno'doell. >>> and charlize's split from sean> also, how this man transformed into the kardashians

according to the corner chronicle, a report payments too rosy of a picture, a group of donors saying the number of exacted intersection during the warriors game is 25 not ten as stated in report. >> now a check with meteorologist mike nicco and the forecast. we are heating up? >> absolutely. we will start inland and video to our benches by the time we get tomorrow and especially when. enjoy the sleepy weather, circuit at the ferry building and 68 downtown and mission district and ocean beach and crissy field and bayview is 57 and west povertial 54 and sunny side is 56 and 52 in glen park. we have 60 in belmont and union city. san leandro is 61. fairfield is 68. 63 in pittsburg. tracy is 65. everyone else is in the mid-to-upper 50s until american canyon at 52. from the east bay hills this morning, 86 to 96 inland east bay and north bay. close the witnesses before you leave so you can trap the comfortable air in the house. around the bay, 76 to 86. this is how it looks across the golden gate bridge, no need to wore about fog. 80s and 90s around the bay and 70s at the coast. more on the