sales and 325 stores under kate spade new york, kate spade saturday and jack spade brands, kate getsch means they have a better mix fr than michael kors. both companies also have the vast bulk of their sales from the united states with smaller, but rapidly growing international business. europe and japan and kors and southeast asia and japan. i love the way europe has been delivering for kors. how about some numbers? in its latest quarter michael kors posted a 26% gain in overall same-store sales. that's very impressive, right? it was deceleration from the 40-% plus comps that some people didn't like that. although in europe their comps are up 62%. kate on the other hand is putting up struly spectacular numbers and the latest quarter, overall same-store sales growth, grew at a 43% clip. the pace at which they build new stores. michael kors believes they can have 400 storeses in north america and it's up from 288, 1200 in europe or japan. they're planning on opening another mom and shop looks within want tos on top of the 1500 or so they already have. so kors is a solid runway for exp

jake spade will be formula retail because of the worldwide it gets into the questions of the distinction of a subsidy and what's the structure and i understand the policy issues and policy concerns for having it my biggest concern is simple with the implementation but i think the use ability 9 and the value of the ordinance goes as far as to implement it and, of course, if we have requirements that are not enforced effectively that diminishes the valve of the ordinance >> but i mean, i agree with the sxhooemdz office you can turn it back on the applicant and have an affidavit saying they don't or do. they knowed have subsidy they have to have outlets that are not the same people will look for loopholes and we've seen it happen like the get store i don't know if that falls under it because they don't have other brick and mortar stores but that's where we see formula retail like jake spade and others fall through the cracks it's typical i hope to see some variations it is a real problem that we don't necessarily address i agree >> thank you, commissioner for the question one of the issues

we also building where's there a clear connection between a new spin-off like jake spade and kate spade and obligation brothers they need to go through the cu process if they're popular with the neighborhoods they'll go through without a problem. we also think there should be requirement that all formula retail that wants to come up you accompany more than 3 thousand square feet should be looked at. this impacts a large area from the one quarter walking distance - >> thank you. next speaker. . >> hi jay chang with the realtors we want to persuade the planning department we support the neighborhoods that are walkable and help people find homes everyday in san francisco. because san francisco is a one kind of a place. we agree with a number of the recommendations the move from 11 to 20 makes sense to us that arrived out of a form process the addition of the conceptual evaluation is good we ask you look at the additional defines to the formula related we having ask real estate brainstorms will fall under the description of formula retail what we and he real estate broernlz is one that migh

let's call a spade a spade. the law is broken.ou are asking the president to work with a broken law. that captures people like dad just like the people selling drugs. tavis: tell us what it would do to solve the problem. >> it tackles the thing everyone has to get it done. order security. they use virtual technology. the technology and manpower to make sure we have real security. workplace security. you have to make sure someone getting the job has the right to work and someone offering the job has the right. you have to go after the guys willing to violate the law and offer the job. fix the legal system so there are people waiting 10 or 15 years to be united with their family the legal way. fixed the legal system so you don't have these backlogs. finally, deal with jerseys dad. you work hard, you play by the rules. you are going to play taxes and learn english. there is a place for you here. you're not going to do those things, you have to leave. the senate bill will reduce the deficit which means taxpayers pay less in taxes. it

they call a spade a spade. i talked to a buddy of mine who is a green beret. he says the guy is a traitor. welcome home. here's your court martial date. there's no ambiguity in the military. for us, we give everybody the benefit of the doubt. but nobody in the military will. >> can you describe for us the feelings on the ground amongst people he grew up with? >> sure. you are doing this on the o'reilly factor later tonight. this guy was a naive kid. he was a mountain man. he was home schooled. he wasn't the most sophisticated guy and he was more like of a peace corps guy. he wandered away. it was a bone headed decision. he's going to pay the price. to be perfectly honest, no one knows what happened to him and i don't know if we'll ever know until we hear from me. right now he's so deranged because he's been bruthsized and kept in a shark tank supposedly. >> i think it's very complex. is it interesting to you as somebody who used to do negotiations for a living and try people for a living, but on the negotiation side, to have the parents, it seems to have unpre

a spade you know not surprisingly johnston is now trying to distance himself from those comments but let's be honest it's really hard to do because this is pretty much standard republican rhetoric these days and a very very ugly scot like john johnston republican oklahoma state senate candidate find himself in hot water today for comments he made on live radio rob morris the owner of a local news site has said on facebook last year that he thinks gay people should be stoned to death. this guy posted on facebook that homosexuals should be stoned to death and my first response was that. nobody would be stupid enough to do that but more espoused those postings from last summer on facebook at the time asked had commented on the pope saying who am i to judge on homosexuality ask posted old testament scripture calling for homosexuals to be punished someone asked so just to be clear you think we should execute homosexuals presumably by stoning as responds i think we would be totally in the right to do it. that goes against some parts of libertarianism i realize and i'm largely libertarian b

we like kate spade. it's one of our better ideas.ng we like about kate is the operating margin and the immaturity of the brand. it's a 4% market share business that could double revenues and operating margins. coors is doing phenomenonly. i think you can see the skittishness that that's a risky proposition to buy a peak margin business. >> thanks for your time. coming just a couple weeks before its analyst investor day on june 19th. no big deal. it hasn't had an analyst meeting in years. >> in years. >> what do you anticipate? >> we are long the june regular expiration june 40 puts. we're long those because a few things. they have the big analyst date. they have a new ceo. he is not new to coach but to the position. this is his first big outing. we think that it is very likely what we -- where they just reset the bar entirely. clearly this brand has been in trouble -- i mean everybody taking part of their share but everything seems to be going wrong. i think that's a chance for him to reset the bar lower. with all of these analysts c

a spade and not surprisingly johnston is now trying to distance himself from those comments but let's be honest it's really hard to do because this is pretty much standard republican rhetoric these days and a very very ugly scott esque like john johnston republican oklahoma state senate candidate find himself in hot water today for comments he made on laws or to rob morris the owner of a local news site said on facebook last year that he thinks gay people should be stoned to death. this guy posted on facebook that homosexuals should be stoned to death and my first response was. nobody would be stupid enough to do that but more espoused those postings from last summer on facebook at the time asked had commented on the pope saying who am i to judge on homosexuality ask posted old testament scripture calling for homosexuals to be punished someone asked so just to be clear you think we should execute homosexuals presumably by stoning as responds i think we would be totally in the right to do it. that goes against some parts of libertarianism i realize and i'm largely libertarian but ignor

. >> this isn't a debate about whether to buy coach over michael kors or coach over kate spade. or not at $39 a share you want to step in and take a try at coach. i think this is a great opportunity. the stock has come down 30% year to date. down at these levels it's trading 13 times earnings. the key is if you can pull up a chart a couple of years ago on coach you will see the stock comes into interesting support in the $37 to $38 range. the stock was on a downgrade i will point out. the analysts had a buy on the stock. today it's down 30%. they cut it to a hold. that sounds like a capitulation, looks like one. bottom to me. use that $ 37 level as the down side stop-loss, but i think it will alley back. >> weiss? >> mike compares notes with doc who i debated on coach and stephanie with coach in the '50s and heard the same story. 30 times earnings. here it is in the 30s. earnings are declining. i will have down earnings 14 over 13, 15 over 14. it is a fashion stock. if you want to bet the next fad, the new guy coming in, who is accomplished making coach the cool brand, the it br

this first pair is from jack spade, brand new collection at solsus, just launched this spring, what'sthat the piece across the knows here -- nose here, wax tip, from the jack spade accessories, version from kate spade, and then what else do we have here, polaroid, fossil juicy cute our aviators not going out every style any time soon, all different shapes size z- if you don't want to break the bank but want a nice pair every shades, do you have anything for that? >> everything i am showing today, we start at 39.50 for the forward tip sunglasses going to up about $106 minus one pair more expensive. everything else is fairly affordable, and obviously we have glasses, you know, fen i gucci, dior, et cetera, that go for 350 and up. >> real quickly, do you have get a pair for your face shape. >> yes. >> hard and face rules? few second left. >> sure. you want to dot smile test for one thing. you want to if you smile make sure glasses don't rise up off of your knows bridge, will help you know if they fit or not. you don't want the glasses extending off the side of your face too far. then aga

spade, and be viewed as formula retailers either. so i would like to ask you to please, help to protect north beach. and neighborhood businesses throughout the city, by keeping the exemption, or keeping intact, the 11 business threshold that is currently in the code. and please don't endorse, weakening formula safe guards that are currently in place, thank you very much. >> thank you. >> next speaker, please? >> good evening f, my name is paul weber. >> could you use the microphone. >> could you use this. >> my name is paul weber and i also live in north beach. and i am a member of tell graph hill dwellers and one thing to keep in mind if you would when considering this, is that tell graph hill dwellers is made up of not only businesses but the people who live there. and live like living there because of the uniqueness of the character of north beach. so, we are very supportive of our local businesses, and i have some comments about that. but, this is not just a business issue, this is a way of life issue for many, many people who li

. >> and start calling a spade a spade. >> and that's why i want you to get your facts straight.u -- >> my facts are very straight. >> we're going to have to leave it there. thank you both for being with us. appreciate it. >>> coming up, while all eyes are on the terrorist takeover of iraq, should we be worried here at home? coming up next, details on a chilling threat made by the leader of isis directed at the residents of new york city. how should america respond? we'll check in with our studio audience. much more as our "hannity" investigation radical muslims on the march continues. instead of mailing everyone my vacation photos, i'm saving a ton of time by posting them to my wall. oh, i like that one. it's so quick! it's just like my car insurance. i saved 15% in just 15 minutes. i saved more than that in half the time. i unfriend you. that's not how it works. that's not how any of this works. [ male announcer ] 15 minutes for auote isn't how it works anymore. with esurance, 7 1/2 minutes could save you on car insurance. welcome to the modern world. esurance. backed by allsta

with invasive species or my dog or dog owners this would distributor my peace in those open nature spades >> thank you very much. ms. howard >> good afternoon, supervisors and to sue at home hi i hope all it well. as a member of the rose group i ask you to involuntary the no with the rose we're concerned with the original rose luggage the 1986 was eir quickly. it is stating when new recreation and cult building should be outside of existing marks or parks and playgrounds san franciscans should not be in the position to have being put in a negative place. policy 1.2 section kurngz cultural buildings and other buildings the term cultural is not defined and could put use for any special interest group the building should improve existing open space i am not buildings don't improve the park haven they should be limited in size it is a weasel and take into account it tends to use the second tarts and other go limiters we're going to have a quick pop quiz we're going to look at two pictures is that picture one or two. picture two was golden gate park and picture two was the original signs for t

. ♪ and thousands of people celebrating the formal creation of india's newest spade and it switched from after 50 years of protest calling for separation, the new state will have a population of around 35 million people across ten separate districts and telangana was formed when it was split in two and both states will share the city as a capitol. >> we are really happy. it has been a really long stretch. and collective and after so many sacrifices finally we have this. this is a very important in the history. >> reporter: syria as you know is in the middle of a civil war and yet on tuesday the regime will hold an election which is designed to legitimize president assad. and the conditions couldn't be worse for an election. 150,000 deaths since the war began and large areas are out of the regime control and being run by rebels. close to 16 million people are eligible to vote but many of them live in chaos. 6 1/2 million people have fled their homes to try to avoid the fighting but they stayed within the borders of syria while close to 3 million have actually left the country and some of

a spade. [ cheers and applause ] >> bringing in nazi germany?ing after a woman who asked a question because she didn't bring more muslims to the event? here is how the questioner responded. >> as a peaceful american-muslim, i would like to think i'm not that irrelevant. >> you tell me who the head of the muslim peace movement is? >> i guess that's me right now, sir. thank you. >> this panel was built as a serious event. but that's only because all these right wing panelists seemed to be interested in were cheap attacks and punch lines. joining me now is the washington post dana millbank who attended that event and wrote a column about it. heritage ugly benghazi panel. that was the name of the column. first, dana, some have said you overstated the ugly tone in the room toward the muslim questioner. what's your response to that? >> well, certainly a lot of the folks on the far right take issue with the column, whether they were there or not. one fellow at politico said he had a different view, although he didn't attend the event. he based it on a

. >> and start calling a spade a spade. >> and that's why i want you to get your facts straight. am telling you -- >> my facts are very straight. >> we're going to have to leave it there. thank you both for being with us. appreciate it. >>> coming up, while all eyes are on the terrorist takeover of iraq, should we be worried here at home? coming uils on a chilling threat made by the leader of isis directed at the residents of new york city. how should america respond? we'll check in with our studio audience. much more as our "hannity" investigation radical muslims on the march continues. c'mon, you want heartburn? when your favorite food starts a fight, fight back fast, with tums. heartburn relief that neutralizes acid on contact. and goes to work in seconds. ♪ tum, tum tum tum... tums! tap it here, digital insurance id card. and tap it here, boom, roadside assistance. on'tday ooklay, it's axwellmay. the igpay? otallytay. take an icturepay! onephay, onephay! really, pig latin? [ male announcer ] geico. anywhere, anytime. just an aptay away on the geico appay. now what if i told y

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stuart: kate spade. i know kate spade. >> they make great bags. fabulous bags. was looking at kate spade. up about 3%. less than tesla. go back to angie's list. bank of america made a buy on that one. stuart: we will get back to you. the dow is up 68 points now. 95.5 points from 17,000. all right. i said earlier it was a disappointing jobs report. there was no surge in job creation in the month of spring. 217,000 new jobs in may. over a third of them are low-paying sectors. mary, i said that is a disappointing report. i characterized it negatively. what would you say? >> it is a modestly good report. i wonder if they miss that irony here. we are starting to see these modest gains. there is a long way to go. >> there are easy things to do. they create jobs. build the keystone pipeline. >> disappointed in charles. are you going to disagree with me? >> considering high taxes, considering all the revelations, this shows the reelection for the white house and the president kept saying he would build an economy built to last. no. we already have it. the dna is still i

hands for profit developers and nonprofits don't staples a chance of creating housing or creating spades for nonprofits if we don't have the ability to make deadly for quickly so we wanted to create the stabilization fund south of market in the boyer and this is our number one ask. and as leadership in the funds we understand that the cb a companies that the contracts with the city in now can create a fund of $25 million so we get that and we'll outreach to other. we have a couple of community input projects through wifi and a security project detailed are in our packet we want lisp from the keypads there not only fund but to move forward. and then we have an idea for neighborhood integration activity we're offering as a way for on board folks who come to work at the cb a companies to understand the neighborhood and too and i think that some of those things are things the companies are already doing and engaging in we're hearing that the cb a meetings we have a list of things again, a list of things they're doing well, and taping into so essentially that's what we wanted to present i kno

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he was chased out of the store with a garden spade. >>> now, we all like kentucky fried chicken, butnough to wear it? fans of the restaurant chain can now own a chicken wang necklace. yes, i said wang. it is a real kfc bone covered in gold. it's designed after -- >> don't wear that. >> people are going to buy it. it's designed after a late night meal. only 20 necklaces are going to be made. it's ranging from 14 to 16 carat gold, and it's made for only the truest kfc fans. >>> now, for a look ahead to the look back. congressman john dingell delivered his farewell address. the 87-year-old democrat from michigan is retiring at the end of his current term. he is the longest serving member of the house, having served for over 58 years. >>> on this day in 1974 president richard nixon opened an official visit to the soviet union. >> the russians were out in force today atmos cow's airport to meet the nixons, and the welcome was much warmer than the one two years ago. in 1972 party chief wasn't at the airport, but this time the president was there to greet the president acting very much like

2013, 2014 represented by the blue line is the third worst in california history thanks to a recent spade of storms, we made up some ground and we could end up between third and sixth worst all time, not as bad but don't be fooled. water isn't plentiful and the drought will affect some folks in the bay. >> there are concerns in the san francisco bay area, especially in the north bay. the north bay is dependent on local supplies, a local reservoirs. >> heather cooly works at the pacific institute and studied california droughts extensively. she says northern california and the central valley took a hit, particularly regions depending on local sources, an example would be the north bay and it's reliance on the russian river. at it's worse, california had severe water shortages in 17 communities throughout the state including the north bay. that number is whittled down to two. but don't let your guard down. the problem could swell up again this summer, even in places like the south bay that draw from a variety of sources like the san luis reservoir. i'm standing at the base of the reservoir

consistently and may negatively impact the districts, this slide shows a recent example, jack and kate spade are owned by a location that has no brick and mortar locations, and the proposal is to count the subsidiaries may not even capture the retailers that it intends to regulate. further, while there may be the economics of scale for the businesses the formula retail controls are premised on the standardized features, it can also impact the small business owners that create the unique concepts this is an example of such a case, the owner of super duper burgers owns the six other unique restaurant under the intent of the proposed legislation, when they reach a threshold to become a formula retailer, and any future businesses proposed by the owner will be subject to formula retail controls. each of the other businesses are truly unique and do not contribute to a uniform asthetic including that they will have a negative number of impacts and including limiting business development, and the change will likely be inconsistently applied as they will be unable to verify the ownership of the struc

still to come for you this spade will be crowned a new king today later on we will take a look at what a change of throne really made sport the people of spite and whether the new monarch has enough strength to with stone the challenges he faces in the cash strapped country. as a. player it was a family very hard to take a. chance again long here as a player that had sat with her great there's no. telling. what. level. the political. outlook. thanks to an all too international it seems that even president a nazi immune to prank phone calls leader balor east received a call from someone he believed was the son of ukraine's ousted president viktor yushchenko bitch the conversation featured promises of political asylum under extravagant treats it's unclear who leaks the embarrassing phone call auntie's gone each account explains a russian prankster who goes by the name of one rang up the administration of the president of bellows and introduced himself as the son of victor young accomplish the ousted president of ukraine he got to talk to the bell russian president alexander location to h

some of them, like coach, is getting absolutely massacred by michael kors, by kate spade. when you look at these individual names one against one, there are winners, there are losers. >> look at the bigger picture. that's why i brought up owens corning. housing is 40% of the economy. if that's starting to slow down, all these stocks will break. >> how about the idea of these rail stocks moving a lot of the different parts that we talked about when we're talking about housing? we talk about energy, but we also talk about lumber. we talk about a lot of the things involved there. look at the way those stocks are trading. look at unp. some great performance out of these rails. >> crb, the commodity index s at 21-month highs, by the way. there are certain reasons why the rails and shippers are doing better. to say the consumer is under pressure, that's the blanket statement i think we're making. michael kors, great company, great growth. even then, that stock is running out of gas. that makes sense to me. that valuation doesn't last forever. >> how about about this, though. whe

spades a new king was crowned on thursday philippe the six takes over from his father lost the first he's abdicated to make way for his son but all spaniards as celebrates him there and he want to keep protests nationwide even in the center of the capital where security was heightened for the relatively low key coronation three police officers were injured during clashes in madrid seven activists were arrested quickly released again the protest moods been heightened by years of austerity and soaring unemployment on the monarchy was seen perpetuating a lavish lifestyle and seen its reputation to.

. >> it is some names like under armour, kate spade. >> there are a lot of companies that have prettyations. but they screen for companies that have one over a billion cap the market. operating expenses that exceed revenue growth. also, the underlying criteria is that they don't do dividends or stock buyback. of course, you have seen that they outperform the s&p over historical time. the thesis itself is compelling coming as a matter of whether it will actually play out. >> it is a fascinating story. that is it for "on the markets." smart" starts now. welcome everyone to the most important hour of the session. defeat,tor surprising the republican jockeying to take his place. the sharpest minds in los angeles, we will talk about

these are real peppers from spade that are very mild.t the guests or the kids having too much. add a little bit more of the me to. you can make these ahead of time. stuff than as much as you want. after you get them stuffed it will go into a pan. we would rather put them in the often. you want to get nice and soft and tender. you don't want any brought a inside. they taste great. i could sum here on the stovetop already. this is the finish product. we have some sauce. you can buy it already made in the store or make your own. put that remolade some the bottom. we put some micro greens on top of it. >> look at that. it is beautiful. >> you've got a couple other signatures. >> fried kale. put some grated cheese and salt. we made some not chosen as well. >> look at the size of that to not. it is beautiful. >> this is a prime stake. it is one that you can check the table. you have to indulge in the jaw at stake. we also some coffee and doughnuts. we have 18 lines on tap. cocktails and margaritas as well. we have not come from hawaii. >> with

coming up at 10:15, we'll take you to spade route where this year's event made history. >>> the heat is on across the bay area. temperatures soared into the 90s causing problems for some. we have live team coverage, debora villalon is live at the alameda county fair where dozens of people were treated for heat exhaustion. but we begin with meteorologist mark tamayo with just how hot it got today. >> our temperatures did warm up. the warming trent continued throughout the area. that means more 90s on the map. that means more 90s out toward livermore, concord. up in the north bay, santa rosa, napa both in the 90s. 93 to 94 degrees. what would cool us off is not showing up in the bay area. basically the fog is way to the south. so for los angeles closer to san diego as well. high pressure is building in. the compression that is sinking air. that will remain in place for tomorrow. a good sign of that is basically, we have clear skies out there right now and very mild temperatures. westerly take a look at those warm numbers right now during the 10:00 hour. san jose 69 and san francisco wi

sandra bullock, david spade, laurie locklynn, trisha yearwood marisa tomei. we want all of you to help hoda turn 50. go to klgandhoda.com and encourage her as she turns the big, awesome, 50. >> you know what? can i say something? there's a teeny window of time before i hit 50. i was going to enjoy those 50 days, now they are ruined. okay. >> like joe an said, no. we are going to start celebrating up to your 50th birthday. >> we have a beautiful lady that just had a birthday yesterday. happy birthday to jaime. they are getting married. >> july 4th. >> yes, people are watching the show. here is the drill. when you have your phone at dinner and you are out, people have different rules of phone etiquette. >> it seems rude, but it's taking over our culture t. wall street journal has the new rules for phones at the table. here we go. if a phone is on the dinner table, it must be face down. >> no checking your phone under the table. >> hey, kath, what? >> she's good at that. here is the thing, if you are not allowed to look at the phone why should it be allowed on t

a recent spade of police shootings put this latino community on edge.he most recent happened two weeks ago outside the bakery. >> sometimes you fear gangs and men. in this case it was more like police and what happens to our people when we see them like that. we don't trust them, and get angry. the event was caught on a cell phone and went viral. the man at the center wielded 2-foot garden shears, angling towards a busy intersection before officers opened fire at pointblank range. they shot him and threw them over. shocked onlookers can be heard rebuking officers. the community was reeling from a police shooting in march, and another just 11 days before the shooting. as news of the latest incident spread, they pushed to the scene. >> why was it important for you to be here, usually you hear a way. >> when they told me it was another police and they are person from the community, i really - it broke my hart. >> reporter: che says the body was uncovered for hours. spurred into action, the next day she returned to the same protest. >> we stood at the front

. >> andy, you, tyler, chad and 10 bottles of ace of spades and every woman in miami.re you in or are you in? >> spoiler alert. i was in. here is the problem when i leave a voicemail. i inevitably start by telling the person what time it is. even though the voicemail program tells them that. i am assuming because this is because i am old, right? >> i don't leave voice messages. i did it before and doubt myself , but there is no audience. if you want to get a drink some time -- if you don't want to, you don't have to. gee i want a clap meet -- >> i want a clap meter on voicemail? >> is it because there is no way to get feedback? >> it is automatically artificial. you do a weird thing with your voice. the other habit that is hard to break on voicemail for me is to leave your number in a lot of cases. call me back, 867-5309. i'm pretty sure it shows up on on what digital device they have. this is the world we live in. >> you took the number from the song. >> i'm so glad somebody caught that. >> smote 8675 -- >> she caught it first, andy. she grabbed it out of the sky. >>

. >> with republicans holding a spade of hearings should the media treat the irs mess as a partisan slug fest or a major league scandal? >>> hillary clinton and her husband may have made $100 million since leaving the white house, but she tells the newspaper they're not like a lot of people who are truly well off. really? are the media starting to objses on her wealth? >>> diane sawyer stepping down after a remarkable career that included a series of high profile interviews. >> does it make you feel clueless? does it make you feel like, what was wrong with me? >> i wonder if people are looking for a sentence that begins with i should have. i should have. >> but as george stephanopoulos and divide her duties. >>> plus, the media sinks their teeth into the world cup. what about the folks who just don't like soccer? i'm howard kurtz and this is meet ya buzz. the irs scandal is back in the news big time with republicans roughing up a defiant commissioner in hearings over what happened to lois lerner's e-mails. >> i don't believe you. this is incredible. >> i have a long career. that's the fi

a couple of times -- i don't know if you remember the deck of cards with saddam being the ace of spades54 bad guys in iraq, i used to ask my american friends whether they knew how many shia were in that deck of cards. one of them said 0, 1 of them said four or five. wasally, the number of shia four or five. inot of shia were fighting the ranks of the army of their country against shia iran. i think he was extremely suspicious of the shia because they were shia. he asked a lot of religious leaders -- there was that. but nothing like what existed after that and what it is today. you haveador brahimi, suggested that sectarianism was exacerbated following the 2003 invasion of iraq by the u.s. >> sure. >> one of the other effect you mentioned earlier was the spread of terrorism, particularly suicide attacks in iraq, which prior to 2003 were unprecedented. neither iraq, afghanistan, or syria had witnessed suicide attacks before 9/11 occurred and subsequent to that, the u.s. invasion of afghanistan. could you talk about the implications of that, what the effects have been, and how you think th

that is a quality of leadership it inthink dole had spades. >> that suggests that you get to colleaguesyour >> you have to know them but it that.e than it is hard for me to tell you this. think about in some strange way, you have to understand. be able to anticipate what they are going to say on a particular issue. referral for to this circumstance but that is i think. >> that is not something you can teach. canhat is not something you immule crate. ambitious and sometimes crittized for being overambitious. beforetold a story about talks -- before the government shutdown. >> the first government shutdown. >> yeah, bill clinton called him said tell me something about dole. we'ree a leg up when negotiating. he went on about what a great guy dole is but he is the most impatient man on the planet. a time where he is so desperate to get out that he whatever you want. an exaggeration but it is a fascinating thing. i saw andence that what you are talking about extraordinary amount of patience. wait all night if that is what it takes to bring these things together. a tool.ience is mine. in arbi

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he did the same david spade, and david, he said, tim meadows is still on the show, right? my god, brad pitt said my name. >> on the show? >> some people do. >> weird? >> i left in 2,000. so, yes. >> fourteen years ago. >> couple years ago. >> ya, i went and left to do a pringles commercial. i don't know what happened. >> oh, tim, i love your work, i love you on saturday night live. >> every saturday. >> obviously you don't watch it. >> you're right. >> or they're on another planet. >> helium, what time? >> tonight, i don't know. the time? >> i'll look it up on the web. >> it is like 7:30 and 10:00? i think? helium. >> good to see you back in fill. >> i thank you for having me. >> you're the man. >>> live, from new york city, it's wendy williams. today, marlon way yaans is on t couch. >>> and, nick cannon orders high rye ya to dress her own age. wendy's got all the detail. and the juiciest "hot topics." now, here's wendy. ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> wendy: ta-da!