i look forward tho-to-this being resolved police released 911 calls saying a woman lying naked in a bed in a miami hotel and refusing to leave. the caller said she wanted to spend time with another man, not there >>. a push underway to create a state wide earthquake warning system. sensors are in place and right now, a handful of researchers and agencies have access to warnings. scientists are teeming up to figure out how to give access to early warnings but it is expensive. $80 million for five years >> there is a number of federal grants pending. we welcome sin vestments in this project. >> other countries like mexico and nappan have early warning systems in place. >> the president just arrived in los angeles here he is. leaving air force one just minutes ago. tonight he accepted a human rights award. tomorrow afternoon the president will be in silicon valley for two more democratic fund-raisers. then, friday, will be at the walmart store in mountain view to praise the company for getting 100% of the energy from renewable sources. >> a few voices has turned into a loud course. >> we w

. >> today, not just the quantity of with tho with thor, but the quality. you can literally see the difference. >> definitely, the santa clara valley water district is getting a lot of calls on this. many customers are seeing a filmy residue that water touches. this could be the new normal as we ride out the draught. >> this is a clean glass. horrifying. >> krista has noticed something very different lately when she runs through the dishwasher. almost everyone comes out with a filling. too embarrassing to serve to guests. she washes them by hand sometimes to make them look cleaner. >> you are not going to serve people wine in a filmy glass. >> the water district says the tro drought is to blame. especially on the west side of santa clara have to resort to ground water. otherwise known as hard water. in addition to the reservoirs to deliver to people's homes. >> ground water typically has more minerals than treated surface water p s. so what they are seeing is mineral deposits. primarily calcium and mag dalen oldendorff mag /* -- magnesium. >> water softers

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pla >> hollywood fights back, seth rogan, and blast a -- charles: coming up, best selling a tho author, brad other two ha, and sam stoval willoin us for analysis on today's trading on wall street. >> a huge victory are free speech rights, supreme court ruling that lawyers for colorado movie theater shooting suspect cannot compel winter to review her source -- reveal her sources for her soar abou story about h. >> university of california santa barbara holding a memorial service for the victims of frei day's -- try die' friday a shoo. and. here now to psycho analyze this, dr. keith, i saw this article in post yesterday, without -- i'm not a finger pointing guy about it felt to see finger-pointing at hollywood, which is hype critical in my mind, they are right side of everything. they make movies about violence, never their fault. they make public address announcements. i may not agree with article it was good to see someone punching back at hollywood. >> i get that, i'm on your side on that, but eye will be equal in my treatment of hollywood and east coast, and everywhere in between, mo

s he does tho >> there is this proposition that the bond market is retired. >> there is a bit of a coolinge initial share sales. last week we had the story with saga. the price they got further the shares was not at the highest end. there was concern that the demand was not there for -- from there is aal -- little bit of caution on getting a hand on initial share sales. it is not putting off the likes of lloyd's who know they want to and on thehares down table before the summer lull. stay with bloomberg television. .ostelection blues we see a bit of a dip in the equity market. follow me on twitter. i'm up early these days. ♪ . . rex the ipo frenzy continues. lloyds plans a share sale of its tsb unit. >> and ibm is caught in the crossfire. china pushes them to remove service as a dispute with the u.s. over spying escalates. >> and a bloomberg exclusive. former georgian president says the ukraine vote is a big blow to putin. "the pulse welcome to," live from bloomberg's european

warmest locations inlands in tho lows 80s livermore tops out 74 and morgan hill at 78 degrees. on the satellite right now there is the fog bank from the san mateo county up towards the golden gate bridge. a close look at the fog bank hugging the coast from ocean beach here and out towards the bay area. all this will increase in coverage over the next three to six hours out there. current temperatures santa rosa 66 degrees. san francisco 55 and san jose rg mostly clear skies and 66. here is the fraz for tomorrow ad forecast throughout the day. tomorrow with some cloud covers2 :00 we'll be back to 70s. tonight coastal fog will be on the increase and some gusty winds out there. here is a look at the san francisco bay downtown camera of the patchy fog is already increasing. the weekend, some morning clouds and warmer on sunday. tomorrow of day two of the bottle rock. it looks great out there with se clouds in the morning. temperatures reaching the uppere upper 70s with partly sunny skies and a bit of a breeze. no major changes showing up just yet. there is the overall weather patte

city council and the mayor heard testimony from numerous club owners considering new rules to stay 10 tho00 feet away and considering cutting the number of dispenries to 20. a weather alert as we give you a live look at san jose and san francisco this morning. heat wave getting cranked up today. it is going to be a hot day at the ball park for both of our bay area teams. here is a live look at the cove. >> the giants take on the dodgers today. let's go for a live look at the coliseum. the a's take on the white sox at 12 12:35. >> it is going to be hot. we are talking about temperatures in the mid to upper 80s. you know it is going to be scorching inland. the great thing about living in the bay area you get 10 to 15 degrees of cooling. temperatures today are going to be better off at the beach. if you can get outdoors today and you want to get outside make sure you have plenty of spf. you will have the ac in the office but hey, if you are going to be outside take it easy out there. i want to remind you of the fact that we could see people experience heat exhaustion today. 82 degrees 12:45.

lou: oprah winfrey and all tho those, you're talking about people trying to take private property onthe basis of abominable racist comment. with the fact of the matter is there is still due process by the mob, if you will come in this case as represented by an nba, i don't know what their merchant interests are, but this doesn't seem to be completely about a purity of heart as i look at the past performance of the overall league. >> he did say that you can sleep with him. we have a guy who says you can sleep with him and a guy who tweets omg when a gay guy becomes a part of the league. these are our villas now? >> it brings up the issue of privacy, if that exists. if it has been used against you. that is what people are saying. without any due process. lou: president obama, where are we culturally? lou: meanwhile, tim tebow is railroaded because he is a christian. what in the world. >> their team crops on them. before you obliterate everything that made this country, you might want to have something better to bring along. on top of that, we don't even care that he is gay. they cry to

have gotted to the point where you have t contacted the police, there really should be a search of thonts want to . do is contact the police on their child. >> that's a good point. last word, legally. >> the police need to be trained. they're trained about fourth amendment juris prudence. if they had gone into his bedroom, it would have been over. they would have w solved it. on they should have done more in this case. >> the warning signs have been going on for years. social isolation. a young man, social isolation, depressed, getting mental health. his affect, the way in which he shows his emotional expression,i is nonexistence in tone and n. inflection. that is a warnining sign. >> thank you both forr being wiu us. >>> a lotmb more news tonight. coming up, the shocking numbers that prove detainees at gitmo, they get better care than our u own veterans as "hannity" continues tonight. with joint shield™ nurtures and helps defend your joints° so you can keep doing what you love. what'd you guys do today? the usual! the usual! [ male announcer ] osteo bi-flex, ready for you want a loan

goes to the polls and doesn't have a valid id, that voter will vote on a provision of ballot and has thoin three days to show a valid id. take a look at this. georgia's percentage of eligible african-american voters has more than doubled the national average. 30% in georgia to 12% nation side. in your opinion, is this why georgia is ground zero for a lot of these voter suppression laws? >> the more we open up ballot access, the more progressive, liberal and democrat candidates are elected. that's what this whole fight is about. it's about denying the basic and fundamental right to access because of the greed and power grabbing we see on the far right. >> but these people claim to be patriarchs. can you move to suppress and bring down the number of voters and at the same time say you're the patriarchs of holding democracy? >> now the hold right is upset and still engaged in this ridiculous conversation about benghazi. the question we must ask is how can we sewer promoting democracy and freedom and benghazi and iraq across the world when we statistic deny the basic right of democracy to pe

methane, methane is natural gas, that leak into the atmosphere anywhere from the eell to the burner tip, thosermined the carbon dioxide advantage. because methane is 84 times more potent than carbon dioxide over the first 20 years it is released. that means to be better than less it has to be kept than 2.5% of the product that we take out of the ground, we have to keep it below that to have an advantage. >> are you trying to serve as a middle ground in this debate? >> no, i am trying to advocate for the citizens that live around these wells and recognize the fact that shale gas is a fact of life in america. it is being exploited. protect people who live around it. their right to clean water and clean air. we have got to protect the atmosphere. whatevero harvest climate advantage there is over cold by keeping the week grade of methane down. >> some people like to say that you are the one person in the environmental field that speaks to corporate america. that somehow you of a relationship with them and have some influence with them. >> i think a lot of people in the community speak to corporat

. >> she couldn't come up with a better way to tho off her parents. >> now she faces thousands of fines. >> she has bigger problems than the family. amazing >>> still ahead - state-of-the-art facility designed to help the smallest patients, infants, born addicted to heroin. vé >>> the n.b.a. issued legal documents seeking to terminate donald sterling's ownership of the l.a. clippers. it says the remarks he made are grounds under the constitution. donald sterling has until may 27th to respond. a hearing under the n.b.a. board of governors is scheduled for 3 june. >>> drug abuse is being tracked from a nursery. the centers nurses were the first to see signs of heroin's esurgens. >>> a newborn baby girl named brooklyn perhaps for her bath. her face hides a painful reality. brooklyn is an adebt, addicted to -- addict. addicted to heroin. she is going through intense withdrawal at six weeks old. >> her legs are stiff or her arms. she may cross her toes or curling up her feet. there'll be a lot of tremoring. >> brooklyn and other babies spend weeks of their lives here at a privately run pead

he wants the president and congress to do more now tho remedy problems at va hospitals. >> thank you very much. >>> so, now, i'd like to hear from you. what do you think? is it necessary that the va secretary to step down as a sign that the agency is serious about restoring its credibility? tweet me your thoughts. and we're going to show some of your tweets on air later in the show. >>> turning now to sudan and the international outrage and pressure to free a pregnant woman who's been sentenced to death just because of her christian faith. protesters gathering outside the court where the 26-year-old received her death sentence. she will be hanged for refusing to reject christianity. abraham's father is a music limb, but she insists she was raised as a christian. in sudan, children must follow their father's faith. the judge has ruled that she will be hung as soon as her baby is born. her cruel sentence the being condemned by human rights groups and our state department. >>> could once bitter foes, iran and iraq, now have a secret arms deal? photos of iraqi soldiers carrying iranian w

. >> when you ask people though to pay attention tho that inner voice, is that also way to hear whatod is asking us to hear? >> when we start talking about god and those things developed through our personal relationship with him and with prayer, that's one dimension of it. instincts gets down to god as creator, all other forms of animals with instincts that give us clues where we hyibernate best, where we are strongest, what our gifts are, our talents are. all species have that irrespective of how they relate to their creator. >> but for a young person, how do you know what it is that may be their true calling? >> in the book, i talk about signs to identify what really motivates you, what puts a beam in your eye, what gives you energy when you do it. those are all clues you're finding your sweet spot, then i challenge people, whether you get the book, you can go to instinctthebook.com, you can take a test to see what kind of person you are and what jobs and situations you ought to gravitate toward. >> when you go to your core as you point out, you like to compare that to peeling awa

. >> what's wrong with this, the child makes a lot of noise, you take them outside until the tho noiseyou'd agree, wouldn't you? >> whether i agree or disagree, the problem is now the restaurant is stepping into the shoes of the parent. >> it's their business. >> but once again you run into the problem how much noise is too much. >> everyone knows. >> if it's bad business and they're customers, they can make that call. >> and what do you do with a child with issues? i didn't do it, but there will be lawyers who will sue. you are discriminating against this family. you know it's going to happen. say it it's going to happen. >> it's not going to happen. >> i think it's a disgrace if it does happen. doesn't make it right. just because you get a lawsuit doesn't mean you're right. >> since when does litigation have anything to do with being right? >> if you give people a little incentive, say you can please control your child, they will control their child. >> what happens if you're out with other couples, your kids are behavioring and the other couple's kids aren't? >> you're getting an aw

something like this, there is a lot of stuff going on behind tho scenes. the public doesn't knowng aboutn my guess is there is a lot ofotg on over there and it's a lot more than a hash tag.ot i'm a little surprised that rush, which by the way, using rush is an unusual thing for the show. but he said, it's nigerian girls. what does he mean by that? >> i'm not sure and i'm not going to put words in rush's mouth. >> he means they're not american girls. >> the question is, the hash tag is bring back our girls. he's being specific to our. >> i see. >> i think that's a hashtag that started in nigeria. >> john mccain said we should mobilize our assets, he even suggested maybe using our drone capabilities. your thoughts on that? >> if we have the intel and we e can make a strike where you cann take out the terrorists and protect the innocent life, then yes, of course. that is exactly what that kind e of technology should be usedt for. the hash tag thing i think if so nothing else is being done, thef i agree that it is ridiculous. however, there are ways to mobiliz

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and in sport, california chrome is closer to triple crown glory rather than standing by with tho -- weill have robin standing by with those details. ay to you. al jazeera america, take a new look at news. more than 35,000 exhibition spaces are celebrating international museum day to try to attract people who wouldn't normally visit. more from london. >> it's 5:15, early evening, and a body discovered in london. who committed this murder is a mystery and the clues are hidden in the egyptian collection. >> to see things are better than to read things, for me anyway. >> young adults often noticed to be absent in the museum going population and musems try to hard to get them through their doors. while they were once full of glass cases and silent with touching forbidden, there is often museum with technology and live habitats. about 5.5 million people b 22,000 a day visit the natural history museum. >> it is best to keep all interested. >> a museum seeker. >> britain's government sponsors some national musems so they are free to visit. in return, they have to draw a wide audience. >> there

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. >> the thirst thifirst thing tho mind they would call western education sinful but kidnapping and raping and selling these girls is not wrong. they want to impose islamist rule with this ultraextremist interpretation. >> what these people are against is girls getting an education. that shocking in itself. the crime kidnapping them repugnant. the response though, or lack of it, for three weeks now over the last few days we've seen the response on social media. bring our girls home. happening on twitter and facebook here in the u.s. and abroad. what can be done at this point outside nigeria to help? >> this is an outrage. it's a scandal. it's a tragedy above all. it has taken three weeks for the world to pay attention to this. the people who want to put pressure on the nigerian government and international community need to call the nigerian embassy and call the state department and call the white house and keep this in social media on the local media. the nigerian government is behaving so irresponsibly that they are interested in reputation of the country and reputation of the president.

and so we have all these e-mails that come out tho showed it wasn't the white house who created the talkingoints as being related to the video or somehow related to the video. and the talking points tell us it was the cia, the state department, not the white house that put that language together and now they're talking about a over-up of a cover-up that didn't exist. at the time, reports from libya, media reports said the same thing. and investigations by the senate intelligence committee and "the new york times" both come up with the same conclusion. so even with what susan rice said, if not entirely accurate was kind of close to what other people found. so if there's a difference of opinion here, it wasn't -- >> i think it's close to what we know months and years later now. my question, is this something in the republican brain soup? did they somehow get the idea that something bad happened here? if you've got boehner under sodium pen thol, imagiathol, im thought -- what's your worst case scenario about what happened. not press releases that were issued. did anybody deserve blame for a be

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the unemployment rate dropping however is falling because 800 tho 800,000 people left the labor forcenot great news and so the unemployment rate dropping as much as it did isn't necessarily indicative of strengthening of the labor market. but again, going back to job creation, that looked pretty good. if you look over the last three months, averaging 200,000 jobs created per month. and that's definitely picking up from where we've been. >> a promising sign and you have to pose the question where are the jobs being created. administration and support, food services and construction and health care. are those the areas of growth we need to see? >> we love to see more in manufacturing and advanced manufacturing, we're seeing it in technology and also in the energy sector where this fracking revolution is providing very high paying jobs. over the last several years, over 600,000 jobs have been created in that area alone. you're making somewhere of 80 to $100,000 a year. they are not all fast food jobs as people like to complain. they are high paying high quality jobs coming through the sy

approach to getting individuals to buy the bonds and take out accounts in the banks of the same tim at thothat's the way they sort of combined helping the country expand their presence into getting new customers but by the time you got to the cold war all of these customers are there and the policy of america under truman and under eisenhower was to make sure that the communism could not prevail basically throughout the world and that capitalism would be the domina dominant. and in eisenhower's doctrine he basically states that america would stand ready to fight from a military perspective or economic perspective or what he said was a trade perspective in order to protect its allies effectively, the ones that were on the sort of capital side of the creation. that helped the bankers and now they ha have a military support. and at the beginning of the cold war the expanded into cuba and they nationalized banks and and expanded into beirut because it was going to be a stronghold and all of this was done with the protection of the u.s. military. so the whole idea of the international aspect of

does speak to the brazenness of boko haram that that they could put the girls on tape all together and thohows they think they are in control of the situation. you see the girls reciting parts of the koran making declarations of faith but you also see in another part of the video three girls who one after the other are asked questions by a male voice off camera about islam and the koran and it is quite clear that all of these girls are under duress. these girls are frightened. these girls are in the hands of boko haram. this is a group that has laid siege to northern nigeria for many years now killing at least 1,500 people just this year alone. we do not know where they are. no identifiers in this video as to where they could be. also in this video in a separate part we see the man we believe to be the leader of boko haram in a separate space. that is where he utters those words that you will not get these girls back unless you release our brethren first. it's sickening. it's heart wrenching for families as you rightly said they will be looking at this and taking this as a sense of hope th

the victim's fathers lashed out at the culture in this country of gun violence, which he believes led tho his son's death. >> why did chris die? chris died because of craven, irresponsible politicians and the nra. they talk about gun rights. what about chris' right to live? when will this insanity stop? when will enough people say stop this madness? we don't have to live like this! too many have died! we should say to ourselves, not one more. thank you. that's it. >> that's the father. anyway, rodger, the 22-year-old son of a hollywood screenwriter and director, left a chilling youtube manifesto that he recorded the night before the massacre, foretelling his day of revenge and blaming all the women who rejected him for his actions. here's a portion of that seven-minute video. >> i've been forced to endure an existence of loneliness, rejection, and unfulfilled desires all because girls have never been attracted to me. >> why does it feel like these deadly rampages are unique to the united states? one reason could be guns. fbi data found that since 2006 there have been more than 200 mass ki

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a 55-year-old employee of the irs, for some unknown reason followed the motorcade in, made it past thos barriers. he's since been arrested. right away that car was stopped and uniformed secret service got out and arrested him. he's charged with unlawful entry. but there are a lot of questions here. first of all, he works at the treasury department. the irs is right next door on the other side of the white house in the direction that he was traveling, so did he not know where she was going? was she trying to get a shortcut on the back end of the motorcade? the secret service isn't answering those questions now, including was he lucid, was there anything wrong with him that he did this. they're not giving away any detail. but of course the other question is physically, if those barriers go up and come down, how was he able to get past? did the secret service there at the gate not know that this honda was not part of the motorcade? again, those questions aren't being answered right now, but they say they should know something more in the morning, anderson. >> all right, michelle kosinski,

i want tho make that clear.we are advocating for democratic principles that are winning in the long run. the trend is upward. we are winning the battle. there is hope. this isn't a hopeless cause facing impossible odds. we are on the side in which history is going anyway. >> hello. thank you very much for your presentation. as a ukraineiian thank you for your support and that you care about my home country. my question is about the tyranny of expert and what is the role of mass media in this? is there the tyranny of mass media than experts? >> do you mean in the west or in the rest of the world? >> it seems to me it is everywhere. so what would you say about that? >> well, of course freedom of the press has an important value in and of itself and how positive social change toward more democracy but in and of itself being a democratic correction mechanisms. when something bad happens, the freedom of the press, which is the mass media in a few hands and could be subject to bribery but there is a hopefully trend wi

hoodie at night on the other side of the street, i am on the same side of the street, i will walk to the tho of the street. a if i see a white guy with a shaved head and a lot of tattoos, i am going back to the other side of the street. >> and he apologized to the trayvon martin family, saying he should have used a different example, but he is stand big the story. >> and you know all of the nuances, and cuban basically saying that i'm trying to say that everybody has some prejudice, and where is the story here? >> well, never a loss of words here, and colorful guy, but chose the wrong vivid example to make the point, and the word is prejudice or bigotry, and lights go off. he used the word biassed in the interview, and he basically said, look, the reality is in the world, i see the people certain ages and colors and i make judgments about them which are not always negative by the way, and he said, everybody does. and he was trying to be honest, and trying to have a nuanced answer to a question which is a lot of people out there have found somewhat refreshing and the initial outrage was parti

a lot of tho e-mails that you've been receiving contain a lot more stuff in it than they used to.t's because they have attachments that have all kinds of videos and bells and whistles. neil: yes, they do. [laughter] >> they contain a lot of stuff. we won't go into the details. neil: i understand where you're going. it shouldn't be the taxpayer that's going to pay for this, because that's wha the government wants to do. for this new day a that. to pay there's no such thing as a free lunch. neil: don't get me wrong, love denny, and he's an honest bloke, but i'm telling you, gary b. smith, i think they're finding quite cleverly a way to leverage off the way they have and gouge the consumer. that's just me. what do you think? >> well, you know what, neil, much to your surprise i don't think you're far off. look, i certainly want comcast as a shareholder to make as much money as possible and to use every means to their advantage. but there's a couple caveats. one, they already charge netflix at the front end for all the day-to-day use. that's number one. so a lot of people made the cla

tho escalate an escalation in the last week and really thinking when will it stop me to attend to. not really seems to be hosting a means to close and tight. he could not comment on anything right now on what steps to take that to consumers want it to is to meet the peace deal that they reached a few weeks ago and i think ten days ago i was completely shut down because the piano. the scans it and since when do when you first went to ukraine. is it in factory. i miss that. do you think he'd come to this no absolutely not. i went to cannes where and when my son is occupying a pc that it was all very peaceful. i was able to see a few nice speeches about valentine's day except on cent. and then a tactic it's often not survive in some standouts. that's my hotel movie was tending to look and then baked the mek that has a big bang and then crimea was an ensign on this and we've come to know many more potential warning in ukraine to do was say this kind cola style confrontation between russia and lasts weeks ahead of a semi and again mary we've heard just a short while ago at the white hou

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. -- it takes about a full 12 hours boat-wise to get out tho area.ships, may be more completely surrounding the oil rig area. filled with sy hips. that was striking. as an event means ship -- i was on a vietnamese ship for several days. try to break the chinese perimeter. anytown we got close as 10 nautical miles we were swarmed by as many as five chinese boats trying to cut us off our chase us out. the goal was to get us out. chased for the days i was out there at sea. you can see it is quite tense. ,he crew, any time it happens they are saying they are calm but do we hereby the orders it is very heightened and stressful. dachshund but you can tell by can tell on -- but you orders they are heightened and stressful. this has not happened before. the most violent incident was in 2007 when china did fire upon a fishing vessel and killed one crew member on board. this escalates tension. >> many thanks for that. joining us having been on the vessel. build it and they will come. china's hotels are moving into new areas and a new era. ♪ oryx welcome back.

a big quarter for r,"ies like "frozen," "tho the marvel franchise. are doing well, people are going to buy more stuff. $885 million in merchandise. for lot of good news disney. up 2.5% in after-hours. up, hollywood is boycotting the beverly hills hotel. we will explain why in today's roundup. see you back in two. ♪ >> time for the roundup, everyone. julius talking about david einhorn. headlines a few weeks ago when he warned of a bubble of tax stocks, now he is saying he is bullish on the industry. this is what he said earlier today. >> we thought there was another tech bubble. i would like to emphasize it is a smaller bubble. it is not contained with all tech. our biggest position is apple, micron, we think there is a subsegment which is high momentum stocks that have gotten out of control in terms of valuation. we think those stocks did reach a bubble. bubble.s really a mo- a momentum bubble. >> that is half his portfolio. >> think about the company talked about yesterday, he said health,orting athena which provides internet-based services to docto

i knee there are peopli know tho still feel like keystone is not the right thing to do, but the evidence is in, in my view, on that, and we should build it. it's important to secure american domestic production. it's important for america to not rely on outsiders, particularly those who are not our friends, for the energy we need to keep our economy growing and strong. it is very disheartening for me to read the headlines every day -- and i noi from m know from cs units it is, too -- and i know from my constituents it is, too. and to watch europe not be able to be as strong as i know europe wants to be. i know they want to be stronger. but because they depend so much on russia for their gas and they are not energy-independent, they have to be careful about what they do to come to the ukraine's aid. anybody can understand that. it doesn't take a diplomat to explain what's going on. does america ever want to be too weak to stand up to russia? i don't think so. does america ever want to be too weak to stand up to china? no. do we ever want to be too weak to stand up to india if we have to?

e peoplearguing for thos to come necessarily. it would be very painful.ext time i would probably think vote forther i should something or go to miami or my villa. [laughter] keep your [indiscernible] words.fferent blood will be spilled more in ukraine unfortunately. i saw the yugoslavian drama. and milosevic [indiscernible] unfortunately, it will be bloody. people, like russian people, they deserve a clear message. if you are not prepared to stay away from big money, be at least earnest. [indiscernible] is $250 thousand euroes. it does not even count in. -- counted. [laughter] are they prepared to pay? yes. there should be some consistency. basically they are on the right side of history. i agree that it is our problem you might call-- it technical terms or day by day terms that there should be more responsibility and consistency in the west. something,rily do but if you're not prepared, don't say that you are . >> we have installed the -- haven issue installed the ukrainian issue. what does this mean? is this a fundamental turn or shift in the relationsh

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difficult place, which he thinks he did a mitzvah for the world, a great thing, and really can't fam tho -- he's trying in his own way to figure out what to do about it. >> i think that's legit. it does have people who come up to a -- >> read krugman and listen to mpr. if you love in this world, geithner said also that we would have done a lot of really great progressive things if the republicans had not stalled us. >> there's that. so he's not -- if it were a true capitalist, i think he would say it loud and proud. does anyone work in the private sector until now? >> the problem for kite ner is geithner is to ease this populist anger at the fact that the people got bailed out and still got big bonuses. maybe you do more with citigroup. >> why would you even try to appease the anger that's totally misplaced of occupy wall street? >> you can't go all the way to occupy wall street but there are legitimate things that you need to know the money on and he did that. >> he also said, we would have done a lot more progressive things if we could have put the nastier public in there to stop this.

we come to congress and these appointments, we are to bring tho toez bodies our experiences to broadeny. >> well, clarence thomas has had an experience of being genuinely southern and being proudly black just like you and his experience led him to a different philosophy about government. and i don't know that he should be castigated because his experience as a black american is different from thompson's experiences as a black american. can't we disagree with each other without calling each other names? >> sure we can. i talked to someone yesterday who told me they were highly insulted by some of the expressions that clarence thomas has made in his writings, in his opinions. a lot of african-americans find his opinions very insulting. he has a right to that. >> thompson though? you have no problems with him calling him an uncle tom? >> he is a close personal friend. we don't always use the same words and phrases. >> is mitch mcconnell as thompson thinks he is -- >> i don't know. ask him about that. i'm not going to get into that. >> you know what? you're going -- >> no. >> -- around in

with us here, though, tho cheer us up and make everything sunny where every day really is sunshine, withst-read opinion pages we have the current assistant editor and the soon to be u.s. managing editor starting in september for "the financial times." we expect that she will be paid as much as whoever formerly held that job. i want to go to "f" and get your thoughts on your thoughts on what china should do. and tell us what's behind that. because, of course, whenever i give speeches over the past five years and people china's going to overtake america. i say excuse me, is this 1988? this is the same exact thing we were hearing about japan in 1988 and 1989. how does china avoid making the same mistakes japan made? >> well, what is fascinating is anyone who thinks back to 1988 and '89 remembers this as japan is number one. that was the title of the book. and was exactly the same hyperbole around china right now. and japan faces a huge problem which is a property bubble, a credit bubble which makes what happened in america almost look modest. they face a horrendously difficult job in trying

in south korea 15 crew members from tho ferry disaster indicted.d with murder. the group involved in the ship's navigation. >>> in iran, thousands of women are using facebook to defy the law. they are posting pictures of themselves throwing off their hijabs. the facebook page with their photos have gotten 170,000 likes so far. >>> to baghdad, millions wasted on soccer fields. a report that the fields are littered with broken bottles and garbage. people don't use them because they're targeted by terrorists. fantastic. >> there are many different stylesjez parenting, some not as great as others. >> not like a regular mom. i'm a cool mom. so, you guys, what is the 411? what has everybody been up to? >> when it comes to parenting, which type is better? hands on or hands off? >> here is the author of "seven decisions, understanding the keys to personal success" and a man who has two kids of his own, andy andrews. you told us you've got it figured out. >> i am amazed at our ability in society to think logically to incorrect conclusions and some of them a