we've got everything from the new epa rules to the author of a fascinating new book who says we are a nation paralyzed, because even bad old laws can't be killed. >>> plus the latest on the increasingly bizarre story on the inside trading investigation. >>> and if you cannot make it to -- ♪ san francisco >>> you know the recent through the s&p transports and even the dow industrials hitting new all-time highs earlier on. if you are a betting person on a june swoon, recent history is actually on your side. we have had across the board monthly gains in only two of the past ten junes, 2012 and 2004. the rest were either mixed or lower, of course we're only just starting in this month, ryan. the rest will be history. >> yes, it will. the top corporate story this hour, and it is fair to call it a medium-sized story, i suppose. let's go out to california. will they wow us once again. we are joined by josh lipton. i'm not knocking apple, but i'm kind of knocking appear the. nice tweaks to the operating system. will we get something big today this. >> reporter: i think something to remember i

>> some of the most prominent commentators you are seeing on u.s. cable newsre not canny observers of the iraq war. they are the people who produced the debacle in iraq. people like paul bremer, wolfowitz who were the architects of the u.s. invasion, occupation and destruction of iraq. people like bill crystal who have never suffered any impact on their career trajectory for being so disastrously wrong about what happened happen after the u.s. invaded iraq. u.s.pedia go to these people, to these pundits because they are close to or they wield political power. >> i mean for goodness sake, you are seeing again people like judith miller, paul wolfeowits, others who were totally wrong during the war on iraq. i just can't help not to think about a very bad movie and now, the producers of that very bad movie have decided to produce a sequel to it. >> is this situation escalating from what you can gather toward bombing and american special forces on the ground? thousands of american lives lost in helping to liberate iraq, give a chance at democracdemocr. >> americans

no c n n the m s n b c news. but the fact is i admire their commitment to cover all sides of the story just in case one of them happens to be. that was funny but it's close and for the truth from the right thing. it's because one whole attention and the mainstream media work side by side with actually on here. and our teen years we have a different brain. because the news of the world is not this funny i'm not laughing dammit i'm not. you guys stick to the jokes well handled in the us i'm. joined monitoring president vladimir putin has suggested ukrainian and russian border guards should work together to defend checkpoints crossings in eastern ukraine also. he did. a russian cameraman is killed in the region off a bus carrying journalists and civilians is shot at the spot and ongoing cease fire . the u.s. sends its first batch of military aid to help the iraqi government come to the sweeping offensive. as they proclaim islamic order on the land. and as the black flag rises of apostle syria and iraq will be a repor

units for single-family homes the booker t washington is using the housing authority and the new participating at the site on the corner of presidio. the 24 units will help the youth. the housing and community center is located in separate air rights particles so the affordable housing will be structured as a bond with 19.9 million with the sthat fnsz this bond application will be reviewed and if paragraphed the project is starting in september. it is not condo financing. a public hearing was held and upon award our office will return to the board it issue the bonds so if you have any questions, i'll be happy to answer them about this project we also have representatives from the booker t washington center and the other center >> thank you, thank you very much number one for public comment seeing none, public comment is closed. okay supervisor cohen can i have a motion to forward item one not full board with revolver recommendation >> absolutely i want to make a motion with positive recommendation. >> okay we'll take that without objection. madam clerk item 2. >> item 2 is a reso

gnerng told the new york committee to protect journalists. e singapore government has used a blank et cover of fear and silence. i am greatly this has happened. >> a "new york times" journalist who published u.s. government secrets is one step closer to prison now that the country's highest court decided it will not hear his appeal against a ruling he must reveal the name of a confidential source. the supreme court's ruling means jason ryeson will have to testify in the criminal trial against a former cia employee, jeffrey sterling accused of blowing the whistle on a secret program to provide iran with faulty plans for a nuclear bomb. >> information ended up in ryson's book, state of war, the secret history of the cia and the bush administration. ryson is a pull it certain prize center and said he would rather go to jail than reveal his source. it comes days after the house of represent tufts said journalists would be protected against divulge ping sources. it's a long way of becoming a american law. a similar amendment, a media shield law for

the m.s.m. b.c. fox news have taken some not slightly but the fact is i admire their commitment to cover all sides of the story just in case one of them happens to be accurate. that was funny but it's close and for the truth from that might think. it's because one full attention in the mainstream media works side by side the joke is actually on here. and our teenagers we have a different brain. ok because the news of the world just is not this funny i'm not laughing dammit i'm not how. i see. you guys sort of jokes well handled stuff that i've got to. it. is a. welcome back to cross talk we're all things are considered i'm peter all of our mind you were discussing mainstream and alternative media. any i go back to you in paris it seems to me another trend here is that news out words that claim to be jeff do are being more in more often punished by the consumer because i think most people believe that this whole theory of objectivity is really gone that's why they go to fox you know even if that's why they com

the. outlet so for example. and his news international group running newspapers like the sun and the old news of the world could legitimately say that he could actually pick governments because by throwing the weight of his media outlets behind chosen politicians he could sway the voters and i think this is very dangerous path to go down for democracy where these relatively anonymous corporate parent can have such an impact on the democratic direction of a country and it's not conspiratorial to say this it's been laid bare through the phone hacking scandal in the u.k. the degree of interconnectivity between top politicians and between media barons so this goes on time and time again plus of course there's a whole battery of other laws which can be used to control and coerce the media into a portion of what the government or the military or the spies want them to report up to an include in secrecy i just. asked in washington go ahead media barons have free speech true i mean come on use their money and power to try and influe

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the stadium is in new jersey. it is just across the hudson city from new york. ife opened its doors four years ago. jonathan tisch was instrumental in getting it built. the stadium holds games for the giants and the jets. all of those seats came with a hefty price tag. >> this is an amazing building. it cost $1.6 billion to build. people said to us, why is there no roof on it? that would have been more money here at there is not a dime up public money in this building. it is all privately financed. it was quite a remarkable congressman. >> the stadium will be in the spotlight in early february when the plays host to the most-watched sporting event in the world -- the super bowl. >> super bowl is a great opportunity for this region, for new york and new jersey. this is a super bowl of a lot of firsts. first time it is being hosted by two teams, the first time it is being hosted by two states and one big city. the first time the game is being played in a northern city and a building without a roof. >> it has been a decade-long effort for tisch. it began after 9/11

according to their colleagues, all around the news industry, the crime they xrit committed is called journalism. the biggest conviction yet in the phone hacking scandal but rupert murdoch spins the story the other way. bait and click. those online headlines you cannot resist. last year every time we covered the media story in egypt, we would conduct our producer in cairo. he would advise us on logistics and help en insure we got the story right. but mohamed fahmy was not available this week. he and his colleagugiven spreading false news and aiding the band muslim brotherhood. some of the prosecution's evidence was so flimsy, it might have been funny if the consequences were not so serious. in egypt, some mainstream media outlets applauded the echoing a wider view of al jazeera, a big part of the arab spring but fell from grace in the eyes of some over a perceived bias in favor of the muslim brotherhood. the crackdown on press freedom is parallel to larger security operation to quell dissent. hundreds have disappeared. some 40,000 have been arrested. those are the kind of stories that

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"time" shares made the debut on new york stock exchange. the chief executive sounded upbeat about the company's prospects despite an industry stung by declining circulation and advertising revenue. >> i've got some of the most trusted brands in the united states. nine of the brands around over 40 years. one of the brands is oldest living continuously living magazine in the field called "the field." i have strong cash flows and to write off a company like that, i think it's incredible. we have great assets. >> investors didn't have the same level of enthusiasm. shares fell nearly 1% on the first day of trading. >> can they go it alone as a separate company? porter bib thinks so from media tech capital partners. welcome. good to have you with us. i should point out both susie and i spent time at tim incorporated. we have fond feelings for it. are you enthusiastic? >> i am. i think joe rip is the right guy to steer that ship because what time, inc. is, is content content. not a magazine company. it's got as mr. rip mentioned, it's got some of t

you are working for "the new york times" in my experience in the past is like with the name of "the nework times" can get you into places more easily than other people. is that the case? is it the hurdle that is getting higher for the investigative reporting? >> if it was not partnered it would take off to have a huge impact with so many partnerships that have done that but to you could not count on it as consistently as you have that huge audience but i don't know. if the piece is tucked inside the paper maybe it is similar but to have a huge impact of reaching people people still have that you. >> i have been told that something in print has more lasting power. is that the case in your experience? >> i would not say that. the saying is that there is the permanence but a not really because everything that you do lives forever. i don't necessarily think so but the power of the of web is the sharing and you don't get that necessarily. i think it is too early to generalize because we have an idea of things that go viral and a lot of people pick it up with chatter but i don't know how does

even the new fox news website is terrible. and when they got a new new fox news website recently, that, too, was terrible. nobody really uses the fox news website as their home page unless they're paid to do so because they work at the fox news channel. other well-funded entrepreneurial efforts have been made on the right to try to take over that sector. new right-wing media hubs have been popping up on the right over the last few years. tucker carlson did one. i think that one still exists. the people who did the fake pimp video about a.c.o.r.n., those people they tried to set up a website that would become the new right wing home page for american conservatives. there's been lots of efforts to try to take over this territory, but nobody has been able to succeed in toppling the king of them all. which has been that way for a very long time now. the website that is more influential on the american right than any other by a factor of "n" is, of course, the drudge report. as dominant as we think of the fox news channel in terms

and the new g.m. under the leadership of mary barra with the recalls separating the old and the new it's a daunting challenge. still with us, allan kam. david kiley covering the automobile industry, and lawye laura christian, whose daughter amber rose died hyped a car in 2008. you heard laura speculate widening numbers, widening investigations. today a new suit was brought against g.m. by people who own g.m. and fear loss of their resai resale value as a result, and their wide ly egregious conduct has so tarnished the vehicle that no one would pay the price they did. is there still a lot more damage that can be done by this? >> first of all, i want to separate the two kinds of litigation. one, i do think there is going to be a certain amount of scrutiny to find out if the defect of the ignition switch was , in fact, the cause of the death. that's an investigative process that has to be carried out. as far as the suits that you mentioned i've seen this many, many times. this is opportunistic litigation

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there. >> the state of new jersey literally throwing money at the 76ers and, you know, sometimes that might be a little tough to turn down. >> sources tell "action news" the sixers and the state of new jersey reached a deal to be announced next week. one source said they made the sixers an offer they could not refuse. not just to build a new practice facility on the waterfront but to pay for 85% of the cost. for camden it is an incredible boost. and in philadelphia mayor michael nutter says they would be disappointed with the move, the sixers will still be playing their games here. >> what i do know is that all home games will continue to be played, no matter what happens with the practice facility, all home games continue to be played at the wells fargo center. they are under contract for a long time. >> and here is a statement we received a short while ago from the sixers c.e.o., scott o'neill. "we have officially filed an application for a site along the new jersey waterfront in camden. we understand the new jersey economic development authority will be voting on an incentive for a

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now the best new thing. ir, bernard jordan arrived safely back in england. apparently he made lots of friend on the ferry from france to england once his story got out. because an itv reporter was able to find him in the ferry terminal in england when he got back. now we know the best new thing in the world today is that mr. jordan says he is going to try again next year. >> i'm going to try, if i am still with us, but if i am still about, i should try next year. >> nothing is going to stop you basically? >> oh, no. >> was it worth it? >> oh, definitely. yeah, yeah. >> have you any idea how much interest there has been in this? >> i didn't realize. no, no, no. >> do you think you are in trouble when you get back? >> i might be. but i hope not. >> bernard jordan, nursing home escapee to normandy, says he is going to try it again next year. best new thing in the world by a mile. fry try to tell me it's not. that does it for us tonight. we'll see you again monday. now you have to go to prison. >>> due to mature

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"eyewitness news" reporter jen bernstein is live at the robert wood johnson university hospital in new brunswick. jen? >> good morning, morgan remains in critical condition here at the hospital this morning. spokesperson said yesterday that he was more responsive after going through leg

>> the "new york times" put it on a-19. this is a scandal. and you know the fact that it's not being covered suggest the liberals think it's a conservative witch-hunt, which it isn't. >> it's not that it's not being covered, it's a question of the volume and display and the prominen prominence. but in this age, why does it matter so much what is or isn't? >> every day between 10:00 and 4:00 in the afternoon, people go into news rooms all across the country and have meetings and each of the managing editors around the table says what the hot stories are of the day. the front page editor says i'll take the best of those. so it is still a barometer of what's important in that news room. >> the argument on the right is that the press or some element of the press is burying this story. in an interview with george stef n stephanopoulos was a question of president obama. >> if it's being covered by conservatives or investigated by republicans, then it must be a partisan witch-hunt. but you say it's a matter of not covering it, but a matter of volume.

and from the new jersey hospital, the latest news on the injured, it seems positive, although tracieminister again is still listed as critical his publicist quote he is more responsive and incredibly encouraging signs. he has broken leg ribs and a broken nose and is expect to be in the hospital his publicist say for quote several weeks. he and morgan's assistant remain listed as critical and limo driver is already out of the hospital. >>> as dangerous as new jersey turnpike has always been last year, it is the most safe year since it first opened to traffic in 1951 in terms of fatal crashes, just nine people killed last year. that was left than half of the 24 killed the the year before at 2012 and 70 less than 79 killed on the new jersey turnpike in the deadliest year in 1973. chris and karen. we're talking about timing and bad timing. senate appropriations committee had worst timing ever. everybody is criticizing congress for to the doing anything. at 7:00 we will tell you what they did just before this crash that will make everybody who thinks that crash was caused by a drowsy driv

the news is back in the morning. with it in about ten minutes. >> you had me at coffee. >> i miss coffee, so i'll be interested, thanks so much. >> i can't wait. >> all right, 6:51 right now. shear look at today's headlines on cbs-3, exclusive video right now, showing the limousine involved in saturday's crash that killed one person, and injured three others including comedian tracy morgan. a truck driver involved in the crash now faces charges and has court date today. >> police interviewing eyewitnesses after man and woman shot and killed two las vegas police officers. the couple killed another person, and then took their own lives. >> crews almost done removing 50,000 tons of dirt all around the i495 bridge in wilmington. officials shut down the bridge last week t could be weeks or even months before it reopens. >>> affecting so many people out there. >> big headache for a loft people for sure. we'll be right back. first a look at what's coming up tonight on cbs-3. making it to the finish line seemed like a distan

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for the company to re-locate. new jersey offered a stronger plan than pennsylvania. the ceo says it's not about a better package. >> it's a business decision. everything in one location is better from a business environment and far more efficient. we think that is the way to growth business. >>reporter:governor corbett's office issued a videotape statement. >> as a result dietz & watson remain a staple of this community for years to come. >>reporter:the mayor issued a statement "we are terribly disappointed. it makes sense for the other site in philadelphia." it has mixed feeling about leaving delenco. it was a great partner. we are going work hard to put jobs back into the community. >>reporter:they credit the leaders for putting the land and monetary packets together to make it happen. 158 jobs coming with the new complex. most are filled by employees working in the new jersey site before the fire. live in tacony, sharrie williams, "channel~6 action news,." >> thank you, sharrie. an appeals canals has overturned the

the new rules take effect saturday giving ministers the choice about presiding over same-sex marriages in states where it's league. >>> and on "cbs moneywatch," wall street reacts to amazon's fire phone, and harley-davidson goes electric. jill wagner is at the new york stock exchange with that and more. good morning, jill. >> good morn, anne marie. asian stocks were mixed on profit taking. hong kong's hang seng gained a quarter percent. here on wall street investors are watching as the crisis in iraq push for prices in crude oil higher. the dow gained almost 15 points thursday. the nasdaq fell 3.5. and standard & poor's rose 2.5% on yet another record high. >>> amazon jumped into is the smartphone wars. following wednesday's introduction of the fire phone, amazon's stocks fell more than 7 points thursday. >>> gnaw survey looks at support for president obama's health care plan. more than 70% of those enrolled in plan that took effect after january 1st rate their coverage as excellent or good, but the survey by the kaiser family foundation found that more than 40% say it's difficult to a

you have been covering the news, what, since is the war of 1812? you have been around a long time. ou ever seen anything like that? >> i can understand how a news organization might take the view that they want to withhold judgment until we have heard from sergeant bergdahl and the facts and stow on. gentleman understand katzing aversions on this group of soldiers. known him and in this platoon and described him as a deserter. i see no reason to doubt their sincerity or the honor their intentions the "times" article seems to me is a cheap shot and there was a time not many years ago when the "new york times" that i knew would never have published anything like that. >> i agree 100%. 100% that that article with what they had to run that headline besmirch all of those men. i don't know if any women were in that platoon. it's just inexplicable. i shouldn't say that the only explanation is that they were running interference for president of the united states. they knee he is in trouble. they know there is a truth deficit here again because as we demonstrated they said that this sergean

you can't have it on for more than 3 minutes in the city of new york, and i'm looking out for the better environment for our neighborhood. >> man, come on, man. >> please, shut your engine off. >> aw, man. all right. [engine stops running] >> thank you, sir. really, i appreciate it very much, thank you. >> all right. >> new york is a huge city-- 8 million people, but actually, it's a bunch of small villages just tucked together, and it's a neighborhood thing, and people are very protective about their neighborhoods, and that's how it started with me, me being concerned about a life quality issue in my particular neighborhood. people would just be idling by the curbside, and they'd be reading a newspaper, or eating their lunch or dinner, or communicating in some mindless conversation with someone in the passenger seat, not even aware that they were churning out fumes, and i'd been trying to calculate just how horrible this sort of behavior was for our environment, and it made me angry, and it made me want to do something. i began searching the web, and found out through the epa that, inde

as the new jersey governor continues to cope with the fallout from the george washington bridge scandalnews can could nfirm investigat launched another inquiry first reported today in "the new york times", this time it involves possible violations of xurlts law related to $1.8 billion in repairs to the rust plagued crumbling pul las xi sky way, to be clear, it is a new jersey roadway. totally outside the purview of the bistate port authority of new york and new jersey. but according to "the new york times", lawyers for the christie administration relentlessly lobbied to pay for $1.8 billion with port authority funds anyway. their justification, classifying it as an access road to the lincoln tunnel. the tunnel being something that does actually operate under the port authority. there's only one problem and new jersey star leathaej ledger wen fuel local cab drivers for the explanation of said problem. >> skyway led to holland tunnel. >> ever taken the skyway to the lincoln tunnel? >> no. >> as star ledger declares, it was 'rewrite of the north jersey road map turning it into a work of fi

. >>> the new york times is reporting that governor chris christie of new jersey may be link today a nd inquiry. the report claims that christy may have violate aid law to get a roadway repaired. the sky way is undergoing a $2 billion renovation repair project, investigators allege that christy diverted funds from another project to repair that sky way marking the 50th anniversary of the civil rights act. after 114 days of deliberations and filibusters the senate finally signed off on that bill on june 9th, 1964 it was signed in to law by l b.j. president lindon johnson less than two weeks later. today's ceremony honoring martin luther king, jr. and his wife coretta scott. dr. king was in jill when that bill was passed. >>> coming up on al jazerra, it was once a busy metropolis, now only a shadow of itself how a major city is losing its identity and culture. >>> public work nurse gaza helping people around the clock, even though they haven't seen a pay check for months. >> now inroducing, the new al jazeea america mobile news app. get our exclusive in depth, reporting when you want it

she is now the president of the new america foundation. wanted to pick up on something the kurdish intelligence chief said about the prospect of iraq becoming like syria. he said if we don't want to do happen, effectively in some areas of the country already is, isn't it? >> yes, i think in fact for a year people have been saying that the rise of isis in syria, a group that does not recognize a boundary between syria and iraq, was the contributing to the destabilization of iraq. the violence has been rising in iraq for four years, almost to levels we saw at the worst of the iran-iraq war. i'm sorry, to the u.s. invasion in iraq. in many ways, iraq is seeing a tremendous amount of violence and it is coming apart. >> you have written an editorial in the new york times that has a title of don't fight in iraq and ignore syria, but judging by what president obama said at the white house yesterday, it seems the president's decision has been not to fight in either pretty much, hasn't it? >> well, i think he is right to be going slowly. i really do

york but there's no question that you've seen not only the news programs change butaudiences gravitate to programs that they agree with so what's happening is people are living in news stovepipes they're living in their own silos and what they're doing is they're getting their own views reinforced our job as reporters is basically to disabuse people of the several views they come to the to the news with and get them to think about things and see reality in a new way the same way as educators the whole idea of education is to take you out of where you were and to someplace new which is more enlightened and make you would better citizens that's what the fairness doctrine is about to create better citizenry so i think part of the polarization that we need we now see today in american politics and in america's media is a direct result of the abrogation of the furnace doctrine back in one thousand nine hundred eighty seven yeah absolutely i couldn't agree with you more yeah i think you're absolutely right and then you know you add that to the fact that in eighty two reaga

thanks for joining us on the wgn morning news at *4 a-m. demetrius ivory has a check of our weather. >> volume we're looking at thunderstorms tapered off quickly. yesterday we had strong storms to the west and south the chance is still there but not so much in the city. clouds and son mixing together high-temperature 5 degrees below average. we have been warmer than normal for much of this month. we've been averaging about 70 degrees. temperatures will cool to aram a bit today. falk is an issue in some areas. this is the most clear morning we've had in a long time. generally the areas where we saw the rain have the highest potential of having that fog. we have rain on the flip side but for the most part we move to clouds and sunshine. it should be a nice day. high temperature climbs up to 77 degrees. 84 degrees on friday. afternoon showers then. we get warmer high heat for the weekend. >> lots of work happening downtown in the loop. three of the eight ramps are blocked with construction. they're trying to squeeze in some work in the early mo

the nation. bob, thanks for being with us today. we've got newspouring out of iraq and right now we are hearing about armed drones, now circling the area in baghdad. they say this is to protect the embassy there but what does this move signal do you think. >> well, i think one thing it signals is that these people that are in our embassy, in baghdad, this is a war zone. you know that is just part of the story coming out of iraq now. now the administration is asking for a half billion dollars in aid, to fight this syrian rebels, we've got syrian is attacking isis, the same people who are threatening our people in iraq, right now. we've got iran down there. i got to tell you i cannot recall a time in the history of this war and i have been around here for both gulf wars where things have have been more tangled up a and more confused and where all this comes out i frankly i have no idea right new. >> thanks so much bob schieffer, we will see you on sunday. >>> you can watch face the nation with bob schieffer sunday morning at 10:30 right here on cbs-

and the government issuing a new alert. c's david kerley is in washington for us with the latest on all this. good morning, david. >> reporter: good morning, robin. this wasn't just the faa issuing a warning. it was the secretary of transportation, who reiterated the current rules. pleading with americans to keep those remote-controlled aircraft under control as the number of incidents are on the rise. they are small, light, and inexpensive. and sometimes flying too close to real aircraft. >> we just saw a little drone below us. >> reporter: that was a jumbo jet on approach to new york's jfk last year. and just weeks ago, near tallahassee's airport. >> somebody reported three miles east of the field, a remote-controlled aircraft. 2300. >> reporter: a minijet got too close to an aircraft. in the past 2 years, 15 incidents in which remote-controlled aircraft got dangerously close to airports or passenger planes. and the washington post, which crunched the numbers, said a nasa database shows 50 incidents in the past decade. wor

on the fox business news work. have a good sunday. >>> on the buzz beater this sunday, the missing irs e-mails spark confrontation and cover upcharges on capitol hill. >> would you please rise to take the oath. rise your right hand. a little higher. >> thank you. >> but in national newspapers, it's not front page news and conservatives are crying foul. >> this really is a scam. this is why conservatives don't trust national newspapers. it's why they don't trust broadcast news. it's because you can go back there, there's a double standard and you can see it on every broadcast news cast. >> 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 includ

the media had lost a lot of public. so when we set this newsite up, we did it under the slogan, "in spite of it all because we believe in journalism despite the difficulties we face. every month, stat ircal magazine, mongolia sets aside a few copies to send for free to the politicians, princes, bankers, editors and business mocke mockery. the royal house always receives a copy, often adorned with post-it notes highlighting where to find the latest jokes. mong mongolia had a field day. earlier this year, when his daughter faced court charges in a corruption case, a special issue of the magazine hit the newsstands. >> the pair deof the magazine which is the equivalent of the international hello in which christina was showing us her new home, a prison cell. we were poking fun at those types of publications that offer nothing and are completely out of touch. >> but like all good satire, mongolia has serious intention. it's journalism can hit hard. reports on the business dealings of the former spanish prime minister, how politicians profited from s

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the news of the day plus so much more. answers to the questions no one else will ask. >> it seems like they can't agree to anything in washington no matter what. >> it is elimination day at the fifa world cup. deciding match against germany, on thursday, people aren't going to go to work. with seconds left, the american team has to tie a spot, to compete in the round of 16. gabriel, what was the reaction to the u.s. tie and that amazing cross from ronaldo? >> one word, tony: utter shock. well, that's two words really. but utter shock here in brazil. just as it was for the nearly 24 million people in the united states that watched that soccer match. it was more people watched u.s.a.-portugal game in the u.s. than any other soccer match in history. utter shock in brazil as well, many more millions are watched here. the u.s. came up just short of winning and guaranteeing themselves of another shot to the next round. >> portugal is number 4 ranked team in the world but come on for most of that match the u.s. got the best of it

and it's funny, because the news didn't say that. those individual contributors said that and that happens a lot. it's happened to me, i'm sure it's happened to you, rick, where they said fox news says -- as if it's the official position of the network. >> right. and it's not fair to do that. >> "the washington post" had the information out the day before but held the release at the request of the administration. one guy is finally captured in the benghazi attacks as a suspect and turns it into something suspect. >> let's be very clear. the suspect was arrested on sunday. the president was in palm springs golfing on sunday. they waited until tuesday to make the announcement. i think there's no question that they waited until the president got back to washington to make the announcement. >> okay. >> so it's not the same thing, howie, but packaging of the news has happened happens all the time. and you ask reporters and networks and outlets to hold the news. people just need to know that. i don't think that it's always suspicious. i thi

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the show. tell me what is on your mind by tweeting and join us on facebook. newata out today from the united states census show the number of people who call this country home rose by 6.4 million in the first three years of the decade, the u.s. counted more than 316,000 residents a 2.4% bump from 2010. what is more the age ticked up slightly, meaning half all of americans were younger, and half were older. the biggest driver of that rise, the aging baby boom generation. the wave of americans. the youngest boomers are now entering their 50s, helping push the median age upwards. but that's national figures. local and ages depend on where you live. >> reporter: the new census study echos the shale oil boom reflected in the great plain states becoming younger and more male, and the baby boom generation which is reflected in the country becoming older. the median age declined in seven states including north dakota, montana, wyoming, south dakota, alaska, and hawaii. the center of the bakken shale oil boom lead the country. madison idaho had the youngest median age at