stewart: whose money is it?> was the logical conclusion back we should raise their rates to send more copies overseas? >> thanks to the supreme court corporations have certain rights including the right to travel and if at&t or google wanted to travel to another country or the corporate rates are less than mr. lu and his cronies will have less money to spend and that is moral constitutional and as of this moment waffle. >> by the way mr. lu ran the the group you get that blew up the mortgage crisis and went to washington and is mortgage secretary. in between, nice that john nyu. stewart: i would suggest the best we to get the money back to america and there's 2 trillion over there in corporate profits stain over there is lower the tax rate. >>> i don't know why they don't understand the basic math. by lowering the tax rate they will collect more taxes dollars. stewart: to punish people corporation. >> they don't know how wealth is created. stewart: this is a lovefest. we are agreeing far too much to be that we n

it's my pleasure to introduce stewart i know you know stewart is harvey's envelope he was a teenager he has taken on harry's mammal tell he travels around the world spreading harry's hope thank you global level to working tirelessly to inspire hope in others who wouldn't have it otherwise. stewart (clapping) i'm not sure this everyone got to hear the loudspeaker announcement when the chorus was introduced let me tell you again they're first public performance was at the amazing seaman's candlelight vigil to this day is humanities eloquently voice so, please join me in giving them another routinely they put this together in a week's notice (clapping) it's such an honor to be here in san francisco city hall with the type of diverse carl served with my usage on the board of supervisors is here my usage did a lot of causes that people thought were losing causes he ran a couple of times and lost but in the 11 months he challenged a lot of existing fierce of what could be and dreams of what we can co- create so when a man a fellow brown naming gordon decided to run for president of the boa

stewart took a different path.her she prefers an office with corners or without them, get it as in the oval office. she still wouldn't bite. we will hear more from hk hillary clinton in the next half hour. >>> bitter news for chocolate lovers. hershey is raising prices. cocoa prices are soaring. prices for milk and nuts are also up. the average increase for reese's pieces, kit-kat bars and other products will be about 8%. the first price hike for the country's biggest candy maker in three years and likely to lead competitors to raise their prices, too. >>> if chocolate is too much for you may be able to substitute cappuccino flavored potato chips. it is one of four new flavors from frito-lay this summer. others are wasabi ginger and mango salsa. customers will be able to vote on-line for their favorite. and the person that suggested the winning flavor will win $1 million. >>> a matchup harder to imagine than coffee-flavored potato chips. apple and ibm. the former rivals are working together to create simple to use

jon stewart of the "jon stewart "times-picayune", is jon stewart fair to republicans? does the pope [bleeped] in the woods? [laughter] because if not, not only am i not fair to republicans, i think a bear wearing a hat gave me communion. but obviously it is -- wow. that's interesting. i'm not going to make that other joke they was just about to make. [laughter] it was about one of us not using our teeth. obviously it's a question we're all waiting for, senator. >> no, but he, you know, it doesn't matter really. [audience reacts]. >> jon: son of a bitch. you lied to me, book! you lied to me. [cheering and applause] lied to me. next thing mccain will tell me is i don't even poop. [laughter] why, senator, why? why don't i matter? >> when he says things, which he's entitled to, after all, he's a late-night comic, that are absolutely wrong, he gets away with with it. [audience reacts]. >> jon: no, he's right, those late-night comics do get away with mistake after mistake. some with catastrophic consequence. and yet somehow the viewers continue to elect, to watch. look, i'll

martha stewart's fabulous photos going viral. what she reveals about what she loves about her drone and how she's living with a good thing. >>> good morning, america. well, now that martha has got one, we all got to get one. >> she can send it to my house for thanksgiving with a fully prepared meal. >> oh, yeah, delivery. >> we'll hear more about martha, martha stewart's drone in a bit. >>> headlines overnight on that fast-moving ebola outbreak. new warnings out and many people wondering if it could trigger an even bigger epidemic. >> latest numbers coming in. 1,323 cases right now. 729 deaths. abc's bazi kanani is tracking it all from washington. good morning, bazi. >> reporter: good morning, george. string gent new measures to contain the outbreak. in liberia, schools are now closed until further notice. and everyone is being ordered to stay home this friday while public facilities are disinfected. in west africa this morning, doctors screening airline passengers as fears mount about the spread of the worst ebola outbreak in hi

is jon stewart fair to republicans?>> obviously, it's a question we're all waiting for, senator. >> no, but he -- you know, it doesn't matter, really. >> why, senator, why? why don't i matter? >> when he says things -- which he's entitled to. after all, he's a light night comic -- that are absolutely wrong and he gets away with it. >> no? he's right. those late night comics do get away with mistake after mistake. some with catastrophic consequence. but i would be willing to bet, mccain, that if we went wrongo-e-wrongo, you would come out on bottom. my record of absolute wrongness against your record of absolute wrongness for a good old fashioned wrong-off. >> that's pretty funny stuff. by the way, i did ask the senator about one such moment, why he never apologized for his misjudgment backing the war on weapons of mass destruction. he blamed it on collin powell. did you know notice how he did something very clever there? he turned the debate into a credibility clash between him and mccain. but what about this question?

jon stewart finds new ways to ask the potential presidential candidate the big question. get an answer? that's in "the skinny" on this wednesday, july 16th. >> announcer: from abc news, this is "world news now." >> good morning to you on this very busy wednesday. i'm reena ninan. >> and i'm devin dwyer. glad to have you with us. a lot to talk about today. we're looking at the mid east closely and the weather here at home. >> we begin with the weather. >> we begin with the storms hitting millions of americans with soaking rains and dangerous flash floods right now. >> rescuers have been on the move plucking people from rising waters across the country. and in california there's not enough water to go around. here's more from abc's susan saulny. >> reporter: thunderstorms across the mid-atlantic states and in new england. flash flooding forcing lanes to close on i-95 in new haven, connecticut. cars plowing through watery streets in new jersey. a very similar scene in ohio, causing accidents like this for a family near cincinnati. their car hydroplaning in heavy rain, hittin

jon stewart of the "jon stewart "times-picayune", is jon stewart fair to republicans?leeped] in the woods? [laughter] because if not, not only am i not fair to republicans, i think a bear wearing a hat gave me communion. but obviously it is -- wow. that's interesting.

stewart: thank you. we have so many people who want to join in this conversation tonight and we are grateful for this -- for the many who participated. it's my honor to introduce mr. engel, ranking member of the foreign affairs committee, sir, we're kwlad glad to have you with us. he represents new york. i yield three minutes. mr. engel: i thank the gentleman for yielding to me. i want to thank my colleagues for their excellent rars, i agree with every word that's been said. and i think perhaps i'll start off with a bit of good news because everyone can see this tonight. at a time when the pundits say that the two parties can't agree on anything that nothing gets done, that there's too much fighting -- there's one thing on which we agree that is that the support for israel in this congress is strong and it's bipartisan and that's the way it should be. and it's bipartisan for a number of reasons. first of all, veil the only democracy in the mideast. we share common values with israel. and we understand th

the last time we exposed waste like this jon stewart mocked us. "cashin' in" and lighting up your saturday starts right now. hi everyone i'm eric bolling. welcome to "cashin' in." welcome everybody. 298 innocent people dead from the plane attack and now this. >> we have new evidence that the russians intended to deliver heavier and more powerful rocket launch towers the separatist forces in ukraine and russia is firing artillery from within russia to attack ukraine. >> how many more have to die. president obama will deliver a strongly-worded tweet. how about strong actions? >> this president gives off the impression of red lines. as soon as someone cross it he doesn't do anything about it. obama loves being president but doesn't love the work. you can't just wag your finger and give these empty threats. you need to do something. what we ought to be doing is speeding up our natural oil and gas exports because if we can reduce other countries dependence for oil we can reduce russia's wealth and influence. >> john, michele is absolutely right. that's

my thanks to jon hamm, brit marling, martha stewart -- i love ya!eyers." thank you for watching. have a great weekend. i hope to see you next week. bye-bye. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> announcer: from 30 rockefeller plaza in new york it's "late night with seth meyers." tonight, taye diggs. andy serkis.

stewart tells "time" magazine it's a useful tool.of her estate checking to see if all the landscaping is according to plan. >> stewart admits drones raise privacy and safety issues but says she'll leave the social, ethical and political challenges to others. well, just as long as she delivers some of her muffins by drone to me, i'm okay with it. >> all right. >>> well, for the second time the sharks are invading social media. the sequel to "sharknado" aired on the sci-fi channel last night setting the twitterverse on fire. >> "sharknado 2," it started 12 hours before the premiere. this time the giant jaws are descending on new york city. the sequel is chock-full of cameos such as our friends, michael and kelly. [ screaming ] >> stay calm. stay seated. [ screaming ] >> okay. the sequel also stars ian ziering and tara reid. >> i like how kelly ripa put her stiletto down. >> that's right. that heel is there. michael strahan tackling that shark. >>> and now to a british chef who has figured out how to make the ultimate steak. >> and this

. >>> plus, hillary clinton's very funny visit with jon stewart. derek jeter treated like a king among all-stars, and much, much more on this wednesday, july 16th. good morning, and thanks for joining us. i'm betty nguyen. >>> a cease-fire plan between israel and hamas has gone nowhere. now residents on both sides are bracing for more air strikes. after hamas rejected the truce plan, israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu said israel had no choice but to respond more forcefully. on live tv, he said, "hamas chose to continue fighting and will pay the price for that decision." the military is now urging residents in several parts of gaza to leave their homes this morning ahead of more rocket fire. the largest hospital in gaza already overwhelmed with patients. israel says it's only targeting militants, but according to the united nations, four out of five palestinians killed during the military offensive have been civilians. meanwhile, hundreds of rockets were fired by hamas from gaza. shrapnel from one hamas rocket killed an israeli, the first si

thank you (clapping) i'm stewart imagine i've been going on known a envelope of harvey milk (clappinghosting we're splitting back and forth on introductions. two years ago we were invited by the post office there would be a harvey milk stamp and the team is are volunteers they've been living and breathing the post office we had to keep it secretary no one can know you can't tell anyone anything but we had an amazing group even if people leads lift ev'ry voice and sing by miriam working with an incredibly talented team of people so if someone asked me what quasi governmental intermits that have amazing talented and highly engaged and prospective modern be prospective folks i wouldn't have immediately thought of the post office by those folks have been trembles most people are proud and the design was by the post office folks we were honored to have the post office general in d.c. and equally happy to have rose marie he recorded to the chief of human resources in her roll she's responsible for the united states post office talent and training and development and diversity and personnel

so i put a lot of that in the book, and obvious he gave them credit and said here's what stewart brand said wind he was an early version of this chapter. >> is a tough to a book like this when we're in the middle of what is a continual innovation period? >> no. there's a wonderful art, wonderful trajectory where there's a couple of big old games. in one as this is creating people understand beauty and the arts in liberal arts and humanities connect their imaginations to the machines and the technology and engineering. that's happened in the 1830s, it's what larry and others did integrating google. so i want to show that narrative art. secondly, another thing is that technology is used to bring people together. it's a social networking tool. sometimes you that something and it becomes a little thing you do in your basement or in your house. but soon we trad create network, social networks to bring us computers together. so that's a theme that continues as well. one of the things about this book is things that you thought were totally new, they're actually part of the wonderful progress

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but what he really thinks of jon stewart. >>> the horrifying shootdown of that malaysian jet. have the media been too quick to speculate about russia's role before the facts are in? 1k3 are some pundits rush to go blame obama? >>> a new jersey reporters is pushed out of his job after speaking out about a cop killer case in the community. >> we decided to air it because it's airing a light. unfortunately, no one in the news media has the courage to such that subject. >> was sean bergin punished for telling an uncomfortable truth? >>> plus, rupert murdoch and 21st century fox make a blockbuster bid to buy time warner? what's behind the takeover, what would happen to cnn and how would this transform the media landscape? i'm howard kurtz, and this is media buzz. from the moment malaysia flight 17 was shot down over ukraine, the media were in wall to wall mode with some journalists speculating about russia's possible role, others urging caution and one just being duped. >> i would say, as a war corespondent and weighing all of the facts as they've been coming in, admittedly, this i

one of the great colorful characters in this book, stewart brand, he interviewed the well, which is one of the only online services, this guy should the

my name is jon stewart. we have a very nice show. guest, listen to me, men, richard linklater. he's the director of this movie "boyhood," which if you have not seen it yet, turn off the tv. [laughter] leave the house and go see it. it is wonderful. but first, as you know, this world is a perilous place. recent events beg real answers from our nation's leaders for a concerned public. from immigration to rogue nations to conflagrations, this past sunday our nation's leading journalistic light saw answers to the day's most pressing question. >> you've been on "the daily show with jon stewart." fair to republicans? [laughter]

my name is jon stewart. very good show tonight. my guest tonight, oh, one of our favorite, mr.zakaria will be joining us on the program tonight. people are hooting because apparently tonight at "the daily show" it's chuck e. cheese night. everybody in the audience, it's their birthday, the entire, entire audience. but first, we've thrown certain public figures a fair amount of shade for one unseemly dining habit, a pizza with a fork. it's the greatest sin a new yorker can commit next to doing carnal things with an onion bagel. turns out we got ourselves a repeat offender. >> bill de blasio and his family arrived in naples today. >> he was caught using a fork

i thought jon stewart -- i don't think he's funny, i don't think he's smart.an he be with writers. i thought this segment was putrid. >> there is a serious side to all of this. the world is missing some moral clarity here. you're right, we're seeing signs of anti-semetism. and yet john kerry and others are expecting israel -- when you have 1600 rockets fired into their cities, what do they expect them to do. what if one rocket were fired into the u.s.? i know what i would expect our president to do, take out whoever is responsible. i don't understand why this is not a morally clear issue for everybody? >> it is morally clear. those who pretend there's not are fools, they're to be shamed. the fact of the matter is, israel's not at war with egypt, egypt isn't shooting missiles into israel. it's not at war with jordan or saudi arabia. israel waited and waited and waited missile after missile after missile and even after this cease-fire, it agreed to it, and then it warned hamas, you continue this, you can see we're building up our ground troops. this is the only

. >> plus hilary clinton's funny visit with jon stewart. >>> derek jeter treated like a king among all stars and much more on july 16th. "early today" starts right now. >>> and good morning. i'm richard lui. the warning is out. israel has sent over 100,000 sms audio and printed warnings to residents of the gaza strip to flee their houses. israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu said israel had to choice but to respond more forcefully after ha mass rejected a truce plan. he said, quote, hamas chose to continue fighting and will pay the price for that decision. the largest hospital in gaza overwhelmed is feeling that price. the gaza health ministry says 204 have died and over 1500 wounded. the israel defense force says 75 attacks have been carried out just today, only targeting militants, but the united nations says 80% of those killed have been civilians so far. going the other way, hundreds of rockets fired by hamas from gaza, one hamas rocket killed an israeli the first since the fighting began. >>> at least 12 people have been killed by the strongest storm to hit the philippines th

jon stewart does his best to have hillary clinton reveal whether she's running for president. >> do you like commuting to work or do you like a home office? >>> good wednesday morning to you. breaking news in the middle east. >> israel and hamas resumed attacks and sirens have been heard in tel aviv followed by loud thuds. >> video taken earlier shows explosion and smoke billowing from buildings in gaza. abc's alex marquardt on this story from the beginning joins us live now from gaza city with the latest. good morning, alex. >> reporter: good morning, guys. well, overnight israel stepped up its air strike s targeting te homes of islamic jihad as those groups continued firing rockets into israel warning sirens warning across the south and central part of the country including tell asleeve where we understand the anti-missile shield iron dome intercepted several of those rockets. this comes after that cease-fire yesterday failed. it had been proposed by egypt. agreed to by israel but rejected out of hand by hamas. and as a result prime minister benjamin netanyahu said he had no choice bu

him, who in turn never arrived because hood had told him, stewart, to stay at rutherford creek. hood remarked, the men have had a hard day's march and i do not you wish you, stewart, to march your whole corps up to the right. it will be too far for the men to march. thus, with the men being shuffled about in a confusing fashion with little knowledge of the precise location of the union force, no one attacked or moved to block the pike. the opportunity to capture scofield slipped away into the night. the next day, november the 30th, 1864, hood, who was quite disappointed with the missed opportunity at spring hill, attended a very tense breakfast of fried ham, hot biscuits, and steaming coffee. where the accusations over the failure at spring hill flew faster than morning than the biscuits did. hood alleviated the blame from stewart telling him, i wish you and your people to understand that i attach no blame to you for the failure at spring hill. on the contrary, i know if i had you there, the attack would have been made. but despite his own mistakes hood decided to blame cheatham

. >> coming up, remember when i schooled john stewart earlier this year? well, hillary clinton is schooling us on how to be worth hundreds of millions of dollars and call yourself broke. you think that's funny madame secretary? we don't. headquarters" live from the capital. >>> welcome back, everybody. you know what, it pays to be hillary clinton. on the same week she yucked it up with jon stewart, a new report shows hillary clinton raked in $275,000 for a single speech at a public college in buffalo. all this as college tuition is skyrocketing and student loan debt is at a record high. michelle, help us out here. tone deaf or what? >> well, what bothers me is the media destroyed mitt romney for being rich, yet hillary clinton makes almost $3,000 a minute to talk to poor college kids who have a 15% unemployment rate who 23% of them are living at home with their parents. she doesn't care about them. her daughter, hillary clinton's daughter makes $75,000 a speech. they don't care. they act like they're populist. they're the kardashians of politics. they're j

captain etsil and daniel siem moniker kathrin from the john stewart company t project sponsor is also here to provide you with a briefing on the stalts and then daniel can run through with you the designs of block 10. this concludes my presentation, i would be happy to answer any questions you might have. >> thank you. >> good afternoon x commissioner, i'm cath lin from the john stewart company, i have a powerpoint presentation that i can deliver which is very similar to what we delivered in february with an overall update of phase 1 and setting the stage with phase 2 or we can roll into daniel's presentation with more specific designs on block 10, i was told we should keep the conversation brief. >> maybe quickly run over the context. >> sure, and while daniel's loading, what i'll do -- so, this is really the critical part of what i was going to present, and this set it is stage for part 2, it's a little blurry, essentially phase 1 of hunters' view is what you see at the top of the map in where the box colored diagrams are, that's completed last year, fully occupied and managed by th

robin and stewart. you got through it and i'm praying for stewart to get through it.'m a fan of his work. >> i am, too. >> it raises this question given what you and stewart and your sister sally ann have been doing. give us a sense of what you hope the message has been particularly for african-americans. >> well, i can say in particular with mds, which is what i had, myelodysplastic syndrome, once known as preleukemia and needing to that bone marrow transplant, what makes our culture so rich and beautiful, makes it hard to find a match. do you know that a bone marrow transplant is a possible cure for sickle cell anemia? there's 70 conditions where a bone marrow transplant can be a gift, can be of service? to just get the gift out. i didn't know sickle cell anemia -- a bone marrow, yes. that's what our message has been to not -- to -- make yourself available for the registry. when that call comes, make that decision with the doctors and know just what -- when you find people -- when i say everybody has something, it's not just a challenge. everybody also has something

your best tweets and jon stewart sits down with hillary clinton. man, what a love fest. >> well reasoned and eyewitness view to the history of those four years. and i think i speak for everybody when i say no one cares, they just want to know if you're running for president. >>> here are a few of your top >>> here are you few of your two tweets. write the coverage of the plane shootdown. >> mary watson, takes away coverage of all the illegals. strange how we go from one crisis to another under obama. >> too much coverage is being used as propaganda for a new cold war campaign. accurate but overblown. national news being pushed aside. starting to border on speculation and punditry. >> i think we're starting to calm down and see other stories bubble into cable, definitely on network news. >> i predict that on television this plane story will be just as big for the next week at least. >> i don't agree. >> not saying it should be. >>> there are plenty of light moments when hillary clinton dropped by to chat with jon stewart. let's just say it wasn't an

it included stewart baker and advocates of an open internet. they considered the affects of nsa surveillance on cloud computing and the development on new technologies. this is an hour and 15 minutes. >>> a little housekeeping item. tim is not here today so he asked me to make sure you all know i'm here as my capacity. i am with the american enterprise institute. i am not holding any of their opinions and the people here will state whether they are stating the opinion of themselves or the organization. this is really not meant to be a technical debate. it's a debate of where are we a year after the snowden revelations and what we've learned. and i'm just going to ask each one of our panelists who are really well written and well spoken on this topic to give a couple key points of their point of view. be thinking about questions. so i'm going to start with stewart baker. were you the first policy assistant secretary? i want to make sure i get that title right at dhs which is something we've seen grow in its responsibilities. probably fascinating

jon stewart is not going to let her get away that easy.he good thing about this with any candidate, promoting a book, specifically if you are looking at 2016, you got to do these shows, reach out to these younger audiences and be able to show her personal side. she's done some of the hard interviews as well. done all of the network news. and answered the hard questions. >> this isn't an issue of going around the mainstream media. she did a series of interviews with just about everyone. >> and yes, it's a man. >> i do want to talk to you about your politicians in your own party. there's some serious discussion going around right now inside republican party about foreign policy. in the role of isolationism. you have rand paul and. he said they are out to lunch. what's this doing right now inside your party? >> i think you are going to have differences of opinion on every single topic that there is out there on the table and rand paul has made no secret of the fact that he is noninterventionalist. the fact of the matter is the real concern wh

. >> coming up, remember when i schooled john stewart earlier this year? well, hillary clinton is schooling us on how to be worth hundreds of millions of dollars and call yourself broke. you think that's funny madame secretary? we don't. you want to save money on car insurance? no problem. you want to save money on rv insurance? no problem. you want to save money on motorcycle insurance? no problem. you want to find a place to park all these things? fuggedaboud it. this is new york. hey little guy, wake up! aw, come off it mate! geico. saving people money on more than just car insurance. . . lays ] ♪ toaster strudel! best morning ever! [ hans ] warm, flaky, gooey. toaster strudel! >> good morning. i'm leland in washington. mow cow is blaming rebel forces of destroying evidence. this as national monitors say they are still being kept from getting full access to the crash site. and new pictures of the rocket launcher used to bring that plane and the 298 people breaki that rocket launcher is now, plus how foreign affairs committee chairman, ed royce, is on th

yet, you have to give jon stewart credit.used the jokes to get her to answer the question. >> reporter: no question about that. >> jon karl, thanks very much. >>> amy back with today's top story. >> good morning, everyone. we begin with the more than 100,000 people who have been placed on alert warned to flee their homes because of air strikes from israel, fired into gaza this morning after palestinian militants rejected a cease-fire. more than 200 palestinians have now been killed in the conflict. israel just suffered its first fatality. people in gaza heeding the warnings. these palestinians were actually sleeping in the yard of a united nations school today after evacuating their homes. powerful pictures there. >>> also breaking right now, a killer typhoon lashing the philippines. nearly 500,000 people have been forced to evacuate. a 10-foot storm surge was predicted. at least 11 people have died. >>> and this morning a published report indicates general motors may have withheld information about crashes caused by those fa