my conversation with white house chef sam kass. why he has been named one of the most creative people in business today. "the wall street journal report" begins right now. >> this is america's number one financial news program, "the wall street journal report." now maria bartiromo. >> and i'll be back with all of that coming up. but first let's get to bill griffeth with a look at headlines and stories right now. bill, over to you. >> thanks, maria. >> here is a look at what is making news as we head into a new week on wall street. the economy continued to add jobs last month, but at a much slower pace than economists had anticipated. non-farm payrolls grew by just 54,000, and the unemployment rate edged up to 9.1%. that by the way is the smallest monthly increase in job creation since september of 2010. the markets ended a weak month of may, started june with a swoon. on wednesday, the major averages had their worst one-day decline since last august after a slew of weak economic data. and the markets continued down later in the wee

but sam, we are saying the whole thing. i think all of us would say that an equal opportunity to utilize capital. and i'm not just talking about money, i'm talking about educational resources. >> do you apply it in outcome or in process. >> i would apply it in process. >> i would apply it in outcome. >> you would apply it in both. >> would you have a central king who controls all of the resources then -- >> no. no. >> who is in charge? >> i would have a system where if 70% of the country says, don't can cut medicare, don't cut social security, raise taxes on the rich. then there would be some responsiveness to that in our political system, and there is none. there is none. we're not even alourd to talk about that. the people's budget if you are so obsessed with cutting the deficit, the people's budget doesn't. >> let me ask you a question. >> we don't even discuss that because you're not even serious. >> let me ask you a question, if ten people look the at baby and the baby is sick. the baby is going to die. one of those pe

go to my web site sam quinones.com. i've got numerous stories up there now and i'm looking for many more. i don't pay anything but i do edit and sometimes that is more important. that is what i'm working on now and hoping to do a be a book as well on the issues of kidnapping and home invasion and robberies in phoenix. >> i am continuing my journalism. i have a story coming out this week about kind of the historical look at the great copper mined strike of arizona in 1983 which would be very useful for us to review right now now that we have the new coppermine trying to come into arizona and what happened there and what happened to those people. as far as my reporting on immigration i am really interested in looking at the detention centers that i mentioned earlier and the federal detention centers in which migrants are held with essentially no rights. they don't have the right to -- they have no rights at all and they are held for ready much indefinitely without charges and without any expectations. they have no right t

what will sam sam hasn't really responded to the point that you know maybe the military looks better after two more years of of military action against the taliban they can make all sorts of claims about how many they've killed but what difference does it make in the end it's not going to fundamentally change the reality that is going to determine the future of afghanistan that's i think the point to live here and let me address that let me address i think that point i said i basically it may be true yes it may be true you may be right there may be you're right the military is going to look better after two years if they get what they want and i think ultimately the pentagon and the pentagon is not the one that's making a foreign policy decision the president obama is a commander in chief and the pentagon is not always going to get his way but yeah you're right i personally agree with you i don't know or eliminate jump in a significant amount let me jump. in here we've heard the gloom and doom stories about withdrawing very quickly you know we do see that the west does you know three

go to sam and i find it really kind of remarkable just only a few weeks ago a month ago depending on who's saying what a success afghanistan was and now as we get to obama's speech and the details of it there's a dire need not to pull out i mean what's going on here again it's more smoke and mirrors i mean. we don't seem to have a clear picture of what game is in afghanistan is close and we get to it the more the military is pulling back. well i don't consider pentagon's position all that perplexing i mean the two positions. seem to be mutually exclusive but actually not there had been a significant amount of progress since the troop surge about a year eighteen months ago and there has been a significant increase in the training of afghan forces and also the afghan police but at the same time what the pentagon and what bob gates and what general petraeus are all concerned about is that they want to draw down but they don't want to draw down that precipitous now listen to some of the points that president obama made last night my understanding was that he was just going to announce th

sam washington. primarily to begin with it's all good and well saying talking about the dire limits of the u.s. and its allies negotiating with the taliban in all its guises but what happens when the u.s. and her allies leave. and how amenable will cause be to negotiating with the taliban how strong will his government be to what extent will tribal factions really start to erupt because it henry kissing a wrote a fantastic op ed piece in the new york times herald tribune last week or a couple weeks ago in which he talked about the way to get out of afghanistan and he said and kissing and his inimitable way back through history and he says afghanistan always pulls together to fight off any kind of foreign occupation and once the foreign occupiers leave then it comes back to its own tribal factions and so really i think the real question is i'm sure it's very difficult for officers in the u.s. army and the u.s. armed forces and in other armed forces that have been serving in afghanistan to see that we'

-wow. [ man ] sam adams summer ale -- there's just something about it.nds you of summer, you know? ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: our next guests, oh, my goodness, they are headlining a concert friday at new york's best buy theater to benefit the ocular immunology and uveitis foundation. they're leading an auction on peepers guitars and amps for the same cause, really cool stuff. also, they've got re-mastered versions of their classic albums like "stay hungry." they're available right now. i'm so happy they're here performing their classic "we're not gonna take it." please welcome one of my favorites, twisted sister! ♪ ♪ ♪ we're not gonna take it no, we ain't gonna take it oh, we're not gonna take it anymore ♪ ♪ we've got the right to choose it there ain't no way we'll lose it ♪ ♪ this is our life this is our song ♪ ♪ we'll fight the powers that be just don't pick our destiny ♪ ♪ 'cause you don't know us you don't belong oh, we're not gonna take it no, we ain't gonna take it ♪ ♪ oh, we're not gonna take it anymore oh, you're so condescending your ga

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>> thank you, sam. >>> meet the man the last person on earth still searching for osama bin laden. a california diver who makes his living discovering ship wrecks is setting out on a new mission to recover bin laden's remains and, he hopes, a reward. abbie boudreau has the story. >> reporter: the ultimate challenge of a lifetime for a treasure hunt with a thirst of adventure. weeks after the announcement to the nation -- >> we have killed osama bin laden. >> reporter: bill warren is plotting to find bin laden's remains in the north arabian sea. >> the most dangerous project. >> reporter: warren said that he's recovered 150 wrecks is plotting a 2-week expedition, which includes renting a submarine. >> i want to prove one way or other, that he's in fact dead. >> reporter: do you think that's up for debate? >> oh, yea. >> reporter: after the united states proclaimed that bin laden was killed in this pakistani compound and that dna tests verified his identity. his body was placed in a weighted bag and placed

gareth porter in washington he's an investigative historian and journalist also in washington we have sam side by he is senior director of iran programs at nonviolence international and in london we crossed the alexis crow she's a research fellow in the international security program at chapman house all right folks this is cross talk and that means cross talk rules in effect that means you can jump in anytime you want gareth i'd like to go to you first in washington details of obama's pullback from afghanistan are becoming more and more clear are you satisfied that it's legitimate or is it just all about domestic politics the united states obama is trying to satisfy public opinion without alienating the military all that much because it's still open ended even what we've heard about these plans american and nato troops will be in afghanistan for a very long time. well i wouldn't quite put it. is trying to satisfy public opinion in a sense opinion in the united states on afghanistan is way ahead of president obama in terms of the desire to withdraw our troops the latest pew poll shows fif

so sam, congratulations to you.m maden and joel burns, thank you both so much for coming on the show and what you do for this cause. appreciate it. >>> tomorrow night cnn's anderson cooper examines a shockishock ing therapy intended to keep ef efemnant boys from turning out gay. "the sissy boy expreermt." right here on cnn. [ male announcer ] germs in your mouth build up and form a layer called biofilm so strong it survives brushing. thankfully, there's listerine® antiseptic. its triple-action formula penetrates biofilm, kills germs and protects your mouth for hours. fight biofilm with listerine®. personal pricing now on brakes. tell us what you want to pay. we do our best to make that work. deal! my money. my choice. my meineke. >>> let's get to the latest on the big stories today and some developments that you may have missed. >>> in arizona, one of the worst wildfires in the state's history is burning out of control and could get even worse today. fire crews battling extreme fire conditions fueled by high winds.

i am sample -- sam's sam's dad, -- sam's dad, and there is my wife and my daughter. my wife, full disclosure, she is a librarian, has been talking to me about this for about 10 years. i have been listening to this for 10 years, and to think that maybe i have to listen to it for another 10 years, i mean, please, make this happen. how much more do we need to talk about it? it is not perfect, but let's get it going. president chiu: thank you. next speaker. >> my name is -- i have lived in the neighborhood for 52 years, and i think we yet been talking about it for half of that time. let's do it. there are

and sam champion out in central park. hey, sam. >> come on, george. get here while you can.minute ago. there she is. doing a little audio check. everybody getting ready for the concert in the park today. let's start with a live shot of jennifer hudson's hometown, by the way. chicagoland. we got a little bit of rain. temperatures in the 50s, with low clouds and fog. wls, our source in chicago. here's what happens in the area during the day today, with what we think showers and cooler temperatures. this is how much rain you get. the heavier rain will be in minneapolis today. a quick look at the big board today, in the case you're headed out on your friday. i need to tell you this. not a big factor for anybody, but coastal areas h@ we are live in central park. all that weather was brought to you by aflac. >>> coming up on "gma," pictures you're not going to believe. these people are doing this and putting it on tape. it looks a little dangerous. it is. boy, i'm glad we got aflac huh. aflac! oh, i've just got major medical... major medical. ...but it helps pay the doctors. pays

i am sample -- sam's sam's dad, -- sam's dad, and there is my wife and my daughter. my wife, full disclosure, she is a librarian, has been talking to me about this for about 10 years. i have been listening to this for 10 years, and to think that maybe i have to listen to it for another 10 years, i mean, please, make this happen. how much more do we need to talk about it? it is not perfect, but let's get it going. president chiu: thank you. next speaker. >> my name is -- i have lived in the neighborhood for 52 years, and i think we yet been talking about it for half of that time. let's do it. there are signatures of favor in this -- in favor of this project. most live in the immediate area, so i think we could say that the neighborhood overwhelmingly supports it, so please go ahead. >> good evening, my name is renÉe. i am a resident of north beach. i run a landscape architecture and studio design shop and am also a former art commissioner who sat on the civic design review which unanimously approved the north beach library. i reviewed over one dozen libraries while i

okay, sam. thanks very much. >>> now, to that scare for justin bieber, just down the street at macy's here in manhattan. his fans always create a little bit of mayhem. but this time, they got way too close. linsey davis is back with the story. hey, linsey. >> reporter: good morning, george. it happened right here on the sidewalk. now, initial reports were that a man jumped a barricade and tackled justin bieber to the ground. but turns out that's not quite how it happened. it all happened so fast. shrills with excitement quickly turns to shrieks of panic. a frenzy seems to follow justin bieber everywhere he goes. but this, this is more like chaos. before fists went flying outside of macy's flagship store, the international superstar had grown women screaming on "the view." during that appearance he encouraged people to come to the macy's event. >> i'm doing a macy's event today. we're doing -- i launch my fragrance, which is called someday. >> reporter: instead of the fragrance, it's the fisticuf

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all right, sam. thank you. >>> now, to the growing calls, this morning, for a southwest airlines pilot to be grounded for good. after his midair comments about the flight attendants were accidentally broadcast on an open mic. and as ryan owens reports, air traffic controllers heard every word. >> have your i.d.s out. >> reporter: southwest airlines is known for its cheap fares and open seating. and now, for an open mic. on a flight from austin to san diego, the cockpit chat sounded more like a locker room rant. >> it was just a continuous stream of gays and grannies and grandes. i don't give a [ bleep ]. i hate 100% of their [ bleep ]. >> reporter: the unidentified pilot had no idea his microphone is stuck, while he complains to his co-pilot, he's having a tough time finding flight attendants to sleep with. >> now, i'm back in houston, which is easily one of the ugliest bases. i mean it's all these [ bleep ] old dudes and grannies and there's like maybe a handful of cute chicks. >> reporter: air traf

. >>> let's get over, now, to sam.d morning, there, sam. >> good morning, robin, george, josh, everyone. thunderstorms, a lot on the board. look at that red zone spread out. from shreveport up to detroit and back over to philly. this will kick up in the afternoon. some big heat, searing heat opens up in the southwest. we're not talking records yet but it's taken a while to get this kind of heat. eye cool there, 109 in palm springs. 106 in vegas. excessive heat warnings from palm springs, to phoenix, to yuma involved in that, as well. happy first full day of summer. hope you celebrated the solstice, george. >> absolutely, sam. thank you for that. >>> now to a little boy on a mission. a 7-year-old in michigan really, really missed his dad so he did something about it. and rob nelson explains why that set police on a chase. >> reporter: it was this jarring 911 call that first alerted police that something was amiss. >> believe it or not, i just passed about a 5-year-old, 6-year-old kid flying down the road with a red pont

sam, i'm going to start with you.he hills or should they defend him? >> frankly, i think they should defend him. i mean, he hasn't broken any laws. he hasn't broken the public trust. he is maybe -- maybe, we don't even know broken the trust with his wife but that's between him and his wife. you know, you said it earlier in the program. they have got a senator in the republicans who broke the law, paid prostitute to dress him up in diapers and we are talking about this guy who did stuff that i wouldn't necessarily do, but he happens broken any public trust. >> before we go on, i want to clarify one quick thing. environment was admitted with being with niece d.c., the diaper story is not confirmed energy my opinion i know a lot of people believe that. that is a different story. i just want to be clear on that. >> fair enough. >> all right. so look, jane, when it comes to political dam though, democrat democrats think this is doing a all right of damage. >> giving statement to the press that they are, it is clear they wa

. >>> now, let's go to sam champion with the weather. hey, sam. >> hey, good morning, george.d morning, everyone. the first tropical storm of the hurricane season, this hurricane season, has already made landfall in mexico, exactly where we expected it to. the big question for us was how much rain would get into drought-stricken texas? and you can see basically the entire state of texas in a level of drought. then, the tip of that rain just moving from brownsville to mcallen. so, basically what we thought. south of corpus christi doesn't come in with much rain at all. on the big board today, the big story is heat. we'll go over that throughout the morning. if you open your door you know you'll hit some warm air and high humidity levels out there. >>> coming up, casey's dad breaks down on the stand yesterday. will s s take the stand today? [ male announcer ] those with frequent heartburn imagine a day en we can eat what we want and sleep soundly through the night. prevacid®24hr prevents the acid that causes frequent heartburn all day, all night. - sure, cake or pie? - pie. - ap

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>> thank you, sam. >>> and here's a look at what's ahead on "gma." what would you do if you saw someone stealing from a store? we'll show you how one fearless shopper turned into the wall street hero -- wall street? walmart hero mom. that's coming up. >>> plus, we have brooke shields.

and again one that is now out frund uncle sam. what dow expect from gm? >> well, we recommended selling it after its ipo when it was traded in the high --. >> you're a buyer now. >> i think the timing is good. under 30. so again, low expectations. you lost ten points on evaluation. and i think long term again, you know, there's going to be good rewards. no dividends prior to-- as opposed to our other recommendations. but i think good upside potential for the long-term. >> one dividend stock you do like is telephone data services better nonfor its u.s. cellular wireless division has been a choppy stock. telecoms haven't provided a great amount of defensiveness for portfolios. a small yield on this one. what dow expect. >> well, they've increased their dividend 37 years in a row, tom. i like that increasing dividend. and 37 dollar book again trading around 30 or less. i think it's hard to build a scenario where you don't make money long-term. >> tom: let's look at your previous picks from back in december of last career. you liked four stocks. a couple of t

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>> thank you, sam.crowd out there. >>> here's a look at what's ahead on "the gma morning menu" -- kids and body image. why girls as young as 6 years old say they feel fat. a candid discussion every parent should see. >>> plus -- >> show me the money. >> we'll show you the money all right. a look into your junk drawers. stuff that you don't use anymore, could bring you cash you need. >>> cameron diaz joins us live to tell us about her new comedy. all of that coming up on "good morning america." the cream disappears but your wrinkles don't. ♪ introducing neutrogena® rapid wrinkle repair. it has the fastest retinol formula available. in fact it's clinically proven to smooth wrinkles in just one week. so all you have to do is sit back and watch your wrinkles go away. new rapid wrinkle repair. from neutrogena®. thought they were dead. [ laughter ] [ grunting ] huh? [ male announcer ] should've used roundup. america's number one weed killer. it kills weeds to the root, so they don't come back. guaranteed. wee

all right, sam.hank you. >>> coming up, is the murder trial of casey anthony about to take another stunning turn? will casey head to the stand? dan and nancy will be back. >>> plus, believe it or not, you may be worse off if you have baby blues. the brown-eyed advantage you have to see to believe. >>> and it's hard to believe, ten years ago, her debut album. 5 of her 13 grammys came from that. alicia keys will be performing live. serenading you right there. i get goosebumps just thinking about it. come on back, after local news and weather. serenading you right there. i get [ twig snaps ] that sounded like the chocobeast. he likes to sink his fangs into people who steal chocolate mousse temptations. aaah! [ all scream ] nice job, chocobeast! [ male announcer ] decadent chocolate mousse temptations. it's jell-o for adults. in servicing clients that serve our country. my name is marjorie reyes. i'm a chief warrant officer. i am very grateful and appreciative that quicken loans can offer service members

i predict that sam will now give us good weather.good. >> not only was it a good prediction but perfect television weaving. one or two things we want to tell you about. is there heat? big heat in the deep south. that will fuel thunderstorms during the day today, as well. our twitter pictures are showing you all different kinds of weather. how do beat the heat in cocoa beach and flooding in iowa. right as you look into nebraska on 680, the road carrying water. thank you for your facebook pictures. send more to sam champion. memphis to chicago, st. louis involved, as well. i the lightning that will catch you, there is a possibility for one or two tornados in northern illinois. as we look at the board, the flyby, why, because we can and josh is hiding behind the monitor. you know, first of all, first of all, part of the thing that makes this job difficult is like josh standing back there at the monitor that i use for weather making faces at me the entire time. >> good people in times square. we thank you very much for being with us this

>> all right, sam. >>> another royal wedding to talk about.ew reports overnight that the royal bride-to-be may be on the run. maybe putting the brakes on her marriage to princess grace's son. abc's bianna golodryga, you've been tracking all of this. >> reporter: they couldn't send us to monaco for this? i heard you say that. for the prince who seemed to have the george clooney no marriage philosophy, no expense was too big for the woman who would change his mind. they were the picture of happiness here. when they were spotted at the last royal wedding, of prince william and kate middleton. but just days before their own wedding, there's speculation that something may have gone wrong. it's the other royal wedding. a glamorous $80 million affair. as a perpetual bachelor, monaco's prince albert is finally settling down and marrying the stunning former olympic swimmer charlene wittstock. >> it is a huge deal for monaco. they haven't had a wedding this big for 50 years. >> reporter: but is this fairy tale turning into a nightmare? numerous reports

i love it. >> easily amused, sam.e in america are on diets right now. some more successful than others. new rankings from u.s. news and world report rank how the best diets stack up. which ones help you lose weight? and more importantly, keep it off? we've done this a time or two. this is what people want to know about. >> such an parent time to do this. right now, two-thirds of u.s. adults are overweight. and 1 in 12 americans suffers from diabetes. a few weeks ago, we investigated the best-tasting diets. that was jenny craig. u.s. news and world report is slimming down the list to the top diets that actually work best. >> jennifer hudson here. >> with atkins, you lose weight fast. >> eat differently. >> i'm marie osmond and i lost 20 pounds on nutrisystem. >> reporter: with so many on the market. >> from the baby food diet. >> reporter: starting a diet can be harder than picking a winning horse. >> people are desperate to look a certain way and to be healthier. and that makes us really susceptible to all of the gimm