>>uma thurman was married to ethan hawke for seven years. before that she was married to british oscar who was oscar nominated in 2012. >> oh. >> johnny depp. >> british. colin the cute one who comes here. >> colin ferrell? >> who? he is english. >> he happens to be a fantastic actor you would know him the minute you see him. >> i just saw him. >> i mean in a movie. he was just in the kevin costner movie. >> i must have missed that one. >> and i'm the old one around here. >>> firefighter calendar please with puppies. >> every year this is what amanda does, she marks on her calendar that this is the the australian firefighter calendar comes out so she doesn't forget to check it. thank you. this year they went further and did the firefighters with the puppies. they added something new. >> oh, my. you just don't know what to look at. >> yes you do. yes, you do. >> come on. i'm going to australia. >> let's freeze that picture right there. >> i like the one with the backs. maybe i do like looking at the puppies more. >> no. the first time in our

larry beil and like shumann will be joined by hall of famer nate thurman and o'donnell foyle. >>> new york voters could play a be on the presidential ballot in november. tonight, hillary clinton and bernie sanders squared off, trying to sway their fellow democrats. marci gonzalez has the story. >> reporter: a democratic debate battle in the big apple. >> senator sanders did call me unqualified. i've been called a lot of things, that was a first. >> reporter: the increasingly heated rhetoric between hillary clinton and bernie sanders coming to a point here in brooklyn. >> does secretary clinton have the experience and the intelligence to be a president? of course she does. but i do question -- [ applause ] but i do question her judgment! >> president obama trusted my judgment enough to ask me to be secretary of state for the united states. >> and let's talk about judgment. >> yeah! >> and let us talk about the worst foreign policy blunder in the modern history of this country. >> reporter: with less than a week before new york voters go to the polls, the rivals clashing on guns, raisin

larry beil and like shumann will be joined by hall of famer nate thurman and o'donnell foyle. >>> new york voters could play a pivotal role who will be on the presidential ballot in november. tonight, hillary clinton and bernie sanders squared off, trying to sway their fellow democrats. marci gonzalez has the story. >> reporter: a democratic debate battle in the big apple. >> senator sanders did call me unqualified. i've been called a lot of things, that was a first. >> reporter: the increasingly heated rhetoric between hillary clinton and bernie sanders coming to a point here in brooklyn. >> does secretary clinton have the experience and the intelligence to be a president? of course she does. but i do question -- [ applause ] but i do question her judgment! >> president obama trusted my judgment enough to ask me to be secretary of state for the united states. >> and let's talk about judgment. >> yeah! >> and let us talk about the worst foreign policy blunder in the modern history of this country. >> reporter: with less than a week before new york voters go to the polls, the rivals cl

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here to help, madeleine and that spicy joey thurman, author of "365 health and fitness hacks that cangreen, bebe. she's engaged to be married later this year. >> congratulations. >> she works full time carrying for two young precious kids. she's constantly on the goal. her goal is to lose weight and flatten her stomach for her upcoming wedding. we weighed her this morning. 191.8 pounds. and her ultimate goal is to lose around 20 pounds. >> meet joanne, a 59-year-old mom of four and grandmother of eight. she's about to turn 60. congratulations. she'll celebrate 40 years of marriage and is preparing for her youngest child's wedding next summer. today she's 174.6 pounds. she'd like to drop 20 pounds as well. good morning to all of you. >> we're going to do it. >> these are two examples of millions of people who say they have weight loss barriers. what is that? >> everyone does a lot of things right. people say i eat fruits and vegetables, i get enough sleep. we have to introduce the barriers. when i spoke to both of the ladies, they knew exact things that made it hard for them to stay on

larry beil and mike shumann will be joined by o'donnell foyle and hall of famer nate thurman for complete coverage and analysis. >> if you're heading to oracle tomorrow, a friendly warning to plan ahead. sky 7 hd was at oracle when the a's and warriors' games nearly overlapped. tomorrow, the first pitch at 1:05 and the warriors tipping off at 12:30. >> starting next year, the nba will begin selling jersey sponsorships for a three-year trial, becoming the first major north american sports league to put patches on the jerseys. the nba expects to make between $120 million to $180 million a year. >>> here's something to save you money. president obama is supporting an effort to give consumers more choice when it comes to the cable boxes that control which television boxes they watch. today, the president backed the call to allow customers the option to guy the boxes intend of renting them. the white house says the average household pays $231 every year to rent these cable boxes. that's despite the fact that the cost of making boxes has gone down. >>> general motors is recalling more than a mi

jacob: who knows, it could be something like a george wallace or strom thurman. are parties that break off, there is a great line, third parties are like bees, they staying and then they die. they don't have impact to win elections, their impact is by pulling the major parties and their direction. exists for some time, and i don't know if you see that scenario potentially playing out beyond this election, whether it is trump leading it or someone else. jacob: it is hard to say, but i will go back to the point about the gap he has exposed. if you have the republican establishment, republican , getting a lot of people to vote against their own interests and beliefs, working people whose interests are not aligned with tax cuts to the rich, shrinking entitlements. all these things paul ryan talks about, these people don't support. but they vote republican. of somehow, the genius ronald reagan, was to bring everybody under this big tent and somehow bridge that gap during i think it is no longer bridge about. what form that takes, whether it is a third-party, fighting

so in 1992, the congressional district line committee was chaired by karen thurman and had great districts for karen and carrie meeks from miami and we ended up electing corrine brown during the that time so we elected three new women from florida because of the work that we have begun as the first time to do a little help at the state level to ultimately get more women into congress. >> host: that is a real example of power and organizing to exercise power so in all of this, you know, all members take a picture. how many women do you count having been elected because of emily's list? >> guest: lets me put it in context because i love the difference. there have never been a woman elected governor of the state until an. there were 12 democratic women in the house out of 435 members of the house we were about 5% of the democrats in the house. republicans were the same level and there'd never been a democratic woman elected to the senate in her own right. what we have is a loving democratic women governors during that time. the 12 very lonely democratic women in the house. we've added 110 and

so the fact that they're having these women dinner and lunch is in the thurman room, the irony is not lost on the woman. >> and then i can remember when senator lisa makowski, senator from alaska hosted it. we got an email saying she was going to have a pot luck dinner. she set her team said you can have a potluck dinner and ask u.s. senators to bring something. and she said said yes i can. sure enough, everybody brought something for their home state. she's sorta said you bring you bring this. she had the the entrÉe of salmon that her husband had just caught a week before. we had it at her home. it was wonderful. we had a ball. women, we talk and have a good time, time, we talk about our families, business, and everything stays there. mccaskill headed at her place one time and her condo was down a long narrow hallway. you're looking at your phone saying was the address, with the apartment number, you, you get out of the elevator you didn't have to have her number. >> .. >> >> one of the main things that i found was the public sector does a lot better for women than the private sector

he was chaired by karen thurman and drug he districts for kerry make from miami and we ended up alike corinne brown. we elected three new women from florida because the work we have begun in the first time to ultimately get more women into congress. >> that's a real example of power and organizing. and all of this, and numbers paint a picture. how many women do you count having been elect good? >> well, let me put it in context. there's never been a democratic woman elected governor of a large state. there were 12 democratic women in the house at a 435 members of the house. about 5% of the democrats in the house. republicans are about the same level. and there have never been a democratic woman elected to the senate in her own right. we had an 11 democratic women governors during that time. it's welfare if only democratic women in the house we added 110 went into the house. it was phenomenal. and of course they help make teen democratic women get a to the senate. on the democratic side, you see a real shift of women in the room and i'm sure you see it when he's going to be leader. the

he viewed him as the person who is most acceptable particularly to the southern delegates, strong thurman had been crucial of getting the nomination and in effect i think nixon was looking for someone who is perceived as a centrist. he was was vetoing people on the right like governor reagan and he viewed governor agnew as being more of a centrist who would be broadly acceptable. he started out the year at the rockefeller republican and became alienated with rockefeller and so forth. >> maybe i can get you to repeat. you don't mention the famous instance, but you do refer to her next and referred to agnew to denigrate the office and at least to say that he was his insurance policy. >> i think nixon grew pretty quickly to test agnew. i think he started out impressed with him and then over time he would complain that agnew wants to have these meetings with me and that is not the way it works. the president doesn't me with the vice president and that's not part of the job. and he should go out there and give the speeches. when they were reelected in 1972 agnew saw himself as and he was the l

severed his goal and some women did you and richmond thurman announces plan that comes as some of thisrising and also the high think housing costs as become an issue all across state. they're trying to build affordable housing and of how people want to pay for increasingly sense of home and rentals. >> mark: the five can this looking to replace our box are taking part in debate. it was held in university of pacific in stockton. the two democrats right here and tom dolan carl >>: george dawson time and run ads are the republicans. but analysts debated issues including minimum-wage gun- control immigration and terrorism. >>: we heard just today but the president has to put our troops to deploy its area. believe that a sign that things are looking better. better there's a general consensus that we rickenbackers. >> mark: the top two contenders in the june 7th primary will dance to the general election in november. >> darya: bad news for rader and asian. the raiders will hear a proposal that would move the raiders to los vegas. davis will meet with the owners of the san casino analyst vega