steve robinson was 51 years old. all that and more is on our web site, newshours.pbs.org. a reminder about some upcoming programs from our pbs colleagues. gwen ifill is preparing for washington week, which airs later this evening. here's a preview: >> ifill: so much to discuss tonight. all open questions. what can the u.s. do to stop iraq from falling apart i. in the wake of the eric cantor defeat, is the republican party falling apart? now that bowe bergdahl is back, can he be kept from falling apart? that on washington week, juttedy? >> woodruff: we look at calls to ban the nets used by >> woodruff: tomorrow's edition of pbs newshour weekend looks at calls to ban the nets used by commercial fisherman off the coast of california, following the release of graphic photos of sea life killed after becoming entangled. the fishing industry is pushing back, arguing any ban would put them out of business. here's a brief look at juan carlos fray's report. a warning, it contains some graphic images. >> the coast of california has a wealth and variety of marine life. on beaches sout

. >>> coming up, steve clemens and eugene robinson will join me to discuss the latest in iraq. and i do not -- not only do i not understand the world cup and the world cup frenzy, i have paid absolutely no attention to it. we are going to talk about the world cup later with apparently one of the world's greatest experts on soccer. and everything i know about soccer will be what i will read in the teleprompter at that time. and in the rewrite tonight, what happened on this day in history that has polarized our politics it seems permanently? captain obvious. captain: and here's a tip. when you save money on hotel rooms, it's just like saving money on anything else that costs money. like shoes, textiles, foreign investments, spatulas, bounty hunters, javelins... this is mike. his long race day starts with back pain... ...and a choice. take 4 advil in a day which is 2 aleve... ...for all day relief. "start your engines" car insurance companies say they'll save you by switching, you'd have, like, a ton of dollars. but how are they saving you those dollars? a lot of companies might a

. >>> coming up, steve clemens and eugene robinson will join me to discuss the latest in iraq. and i do not -- not only do i not understand the world cup and the world cup frenzy, i have paid absolutely no attention to it. we are going to talk about the world cup later with apparently one of the world's greatest experts on soccer. and everything i know about soccer will be what i will read in the teleprompter at that time. and in the rewrite tonight, what happened on this day in history that has polarized our politics it seems permanently? this is kathleen. setting up the perfect wedding day begins with arthritis pain and two pills. afternoon arrives and feeling good, but her knee pain returns... that's two more pills. the evening's event brings laughter, joy, and more pain... when jamie says... what's that like six pills today? yeah... i can take 2 aleve for all day relief. really, and... and that's it. this is kathleen... for my arthritis pain, i now choose aleve. get all day arthritis pain relief with an easy-open cap. >>> in the rewrite tonight, how republicans got locked i

craig robinson is dropping by! >> steve: come on!and applause ] >> jimmy: also tonight -- it's just so great to be in this city. don't you love new york city so much? this is my favorite city in the whole wide world. well, great to be here because we get to have the talents of broadway right down the street from us. and it's great. if you haven't seen a broadway play, go check out any play. i think broadway.com, you get tickets. but this show right here, tonight, "a gentleman's guide to love and murder." it's tonight. we're going to see it right here. [ applause ] they're nominated for 10 tonys. >> steve: 10 tonys. >> jimmy: 10 tony -- the most of any show out there right now on broadway. it got nominated for ten. and the story is about a a british commoner who realizes that he has a shot at becoming an earl. okay, so all you have to do is murder eight members of the wealthy family in order to get that title. >> steve: there you go. >> jimmy: that's a big hit show. and i'm so happy they're here. "a gentleman's guide to love and murde

looking at those statements coming across the wires, listening to the wonderful steve liesman, all's i can think of is will robinson. i think they're all lost in space on a central bank level. they're talking about no price pressures, when we can see what's going on with pork, we've been covering it all day, what's going on with gasoline. they talk about how loan demand is picking up, and all's we see is housing just can't get anything started. talk about no wage pressure, and we see under labor costs soaring, yeah, i don't know. i think there's a huge disconnect. if that disconnect is wide, tomorrow morning for the ecb meeting we're going to be saying danger will robinson for sure. >> i was going to say, the one thing that stuck out to me, steve, in what you were reporting was a number of districts reporting a shortage of skilled workers. there's 10 million unemployed people, yet these the fed, not some small business owner complains and moaning and groaning. to me, with 10 million unemployed, we need to fix that. >> this is the conundrum of our time, brian, remember the song water water everywhere, but no water t

. >> steve: from studio 6b in rockefeller center in the heart of new york city, it's "the tonight show starring jimmy fallon." tonight, join jimmy and his guests -- jennifer lawrence, craig robinsonthe cast of "a gentleman's guide to love d

. >> steve: from studio 6b in rockefeller center in the heart of new york city, it's "the tonight show starring jimmy fallon." tonight, join jimmy and his guests -- jennifer lawrence, craig robinsona gentleman's guide to love and

robinson is still with us. and joining the table, political analyst, steve schmidt.y, very good to have you at the table, as well. joe, we'll start with some of the breaks news overseas that we've been talking about in the past hour. u.s. defense officials are now confirming five nato troops killed overnight in afghanistan are americans. the coalition says the service members died in what appears to be a frieeniendly fire incident. details are still coming in. but if verified, it would be among the worst incidence of u.s.-led forces being killed by other members of the coalition. joe, we'll follow this story. but this is bad. >> well, it's day skeja vu all again. tran tragedies in afghanistan continue. we've been asking the same question every single day. what will america getting out in 2009 mean compared to 2019, 2029. and steve schmidt, americans are sick and tired of this country living in the age of occupation. i know a lot of neocons on the right and some of on the left, people like hillary clinton have been pushing war after war after war and tripling the numb

expert and columnist bill robinson joins us today from the beautiful city of dallas. good morning to you, bill. >> good morning, stevew are you? >> doing okay. let's start with the intimidation. who is being intimidated by whom? >> i received a call last sunday, sunday, june 1, from a man who identified himself as working for the pentagon. he told me that he had read my columns in the huffing ton post called "american hero stores" and he thought he could trust me. he told me that there was a bigger story that the american people needed to know, that the white house in concert with the state department and the defense department, were orchestrating a campaign of threats and intimidation against not only the infantry men and the military men in afghanistan at the time, in 2009 when bowe bergdahl defected, but also against military officers and pentagon officers to keep silent about what really happened there. >> sure, because they didn't want the real story to get in the way of a really good photo op ultimately. and the real story has. one of the aspects is now we have heard, you know, we've heard a number of his plato

bank, stephen wood, michael robinson from money map press and chris hobart, rick santelli and with the hits, runs and errors on today's jobs report that would be steve liesman. mr. liesman, did the report justify the gains we're seeing in the stock market today? >> oh, i never go there, bill. i think it was a strong report, and what the market wants to do with it, that's entirely up to them, but, bill, you should ask me why i'm here. >> why are you here? >> and not fishing. >> well, to see paul mcculley's facial hair, that's why i'm hanging around. everybody should be waiting to what paul has to said. the jobs report, solid, 217,000, staying above 200,000, first time in 14 months we've done that for four month straight. plus, the job growth was widespread. like to see that. weren't a lot of negatives in there, only one or two of the top line industries seemed to go negative so market can do with it what it wants. job growth pretty strong and some argument, guys, that maybe trend job growth a little bit stronger than we thought it was. >> chris, is that what you make of it? >> i think that's exactly what we make of it. obviously it's good signs and i

steve rattner is here with us. and in washington pulitzer prize winning columnist and associate editor of "the washington post" and msnbc analyst eugene robinsonand david singer. so much going on this morning. >> so much going on. i've been watching the show you know. i don't get this. >> nice colors. oh, this big top story. >> i don't understand any of it at all. it's one of the strangest things. it just doesn't add up. >> that's what we were yesterday -- there's updates today that actually make it even more of a mystery. given the information there, nobody could answer how the deal was being made. nobody could answer the question on the set. >> there are so many questions. like you can start with for instance let's ask somebody who's responsible for being in the room when it was time to go to the rose garden with the president. because the president announces momentous events. >> glorious events. >> that's the president's trophy case. who, nicole would have a president of the united states go out to the rose garden with a father who told his son to follow his conscience of deserting fellow troops in battle at one of the most dangerous outpos