she made the comment with laura bush at the african first lady summit in tan tanzania. it is like the super bowl of first ladies. >> big time. i just watch the commercials. >> anyway. michelle was describing how her job was liberating and yet confining at the same time. >> i yous -- i just found it freeing and liber rating. there are prison elements to it, but it is a really nice prison. >> with a chef. >> you can't complain. but there is definitely elements that are confining. >> if you can't tell by my face i am outrage -- outraged. now to -- >> lightning round. >> how long until the impeachment proceedings begin? >> when you see the whole clip you realize she was set up by the interviewer. it is not that bad a thing to say. >> no. >> although she does come across marie antoine nettish with her comments. >> i don't think this was -- >> no, there was a question the way it was asked. if we are really concerned about prisons maybe we can get out some of those people her husband want help. >> and you can get your bong back. >> stop talking about it because no one will hea

has anyone thought maybe obama said this to make tan swraw knee feel better -- tanzania feel better? there are a lot of countries spying on a lot of countries. there are no bugs in. there if there is anything listening it is with the cans with the string and the guy is writing it down as he is whispering. >> this is more racist than paula deen. >> i am just saying more countries spy more than others. >> you had to bring race into it, sir. >> he was complimenting tan swraw tanzania although i can't follow bill anymore. none is making sense to me. i made this comment on "the five" and nobody laughed. when nobody laughs on "the five" i reuse it to see if it works here. i said because snowden is an american, putin treats him like a dissident. if snowden was russia he would treat him like dessert. >> no? >> he turned him into one of the sushi things and you eat it while naked. >> you are right. a stupid joke. from a missing snow to a sad j-lo. she offered her voice in a country where they have none. yep, on saturday night, an actual day of the week, nick, j-lo performed at the birthday ce

discussion here on presidential power, and that leads us to today's agenda for president obama in tans tanzania today wrapping up the three day tour of africa visiting last week to south africa. the white house saying the president will be joined by former president, george w. bush, for a ceremony at the u.s. embassy in honor of the bombing there in 1998 that killed a number of people. on tuesday, president obama will hold talks in a news conference with the president of tans knee that, and visit the power plant, and first lady, michelle, participating in a forum hosted by laura bush promoting women's education, health, and economic empower. the family scheduled to worn wednesday. with congress on a break, we have booktv interviews and discussions with nonfiction artists on the latest workment tonight, we look at technology and the internet beginning at 8:35 eastern, former marketing director of facebook and sister and founder of mark zuckerberg soon to push her first book and a chirp's book. at 8:35, we discuss the link between the rise of digital networks and the economic recession and who ow

they left tans nia on air -- tanzania on air force one. besides tanzania, they visited south africa. >>> in other news -- personal information about 2.5 million californians was at risk because of supreme court breaches last year. attorney general kamala harris said there were 131 different data breaches in 2012. she says businesses and the government need to take more steps to protect personal information. she says 60% of all of those cases could have been prevented if companies and agencies use data encryption when they were transferring information. >>> 7:21. india is the latest country to say no to edward snowden's request for political asylum. he remains at a -- at an airport hotel. he has requested asylum from 21 countries. some said he would have to be on their land to make the request. he changed his mind about seeking asylum in russia after president putin said he would have to agree to stop leaking u.s. government documents. >>> 7:22. i had to cough. we're expecting another sweltering day in parts of the bay area. look at the sky

tanzania, a volunteer mission was renovating an hiv/aids clinic. lloyd and kathy thought it was a worthwhile detour. when they arrived in tans tanza, this was the third year of the brutal drought, people starving and dying, many were children, and having seen this, they had to do something about it, and so their vision of a leisurely retirement was replaced by a new mission fighting global hunger. today, the nonprofit they created, outreach, contributed meals to children in the united states and 15 countries worldwide. to date, more than 233 million meals. they've gotten to see many of the kids they met in tanzania grow up healthy and strong, and this work, they say, is the most rewarding thing they've done. i can say being to tanzania, we can attest how important the work is and changes lives. it's fitting later this week on july 18th, people will celebrate the legacy of nelson mandela performing acts of public and community service. as people look for examples outreach provides an extraordinary demonstration how demonstration lifts people's lives. if the purpose of the award is to celebrate americans who work to make our c