>> trey parker: yeah. i mean, we thought it was good.e really good, but we didn't think it was going to like this. ( laughter ) >> elder price: ♪ hello. my name is elder price... >> kroft: the musical is not just a satire of clean-cut, earnest mormons with unorthodox beliefs. it's a playful send-up of all organized religion. >> elder young: ♪ hello. my name is elder young... ♪ hello. ♪ did you know that jesus lived here in the u.s.a.? >> kroft: it's the story of two mismatched missionaries, played by andrew rannels and josh gad, who are sent off to africa to proselytize to pagans who have heard similar spiels before with no meaningful results. >> in this part of africa, we all have a saying. whenever something bad happens, we just throw our hands to the sky and say, hasa diga eebowai. >> josh gad: does it mean "no worries for the rest of our days"? ( laughter ) >> kind of. ♪ we've had no rain in several days >> ♪ hasa diga eebowai ♪ and 80% of us have aids. hasa diga eebowai... ♪ hasa diga eebowai hasa diga eebowai... >> kroft: what the

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bill: trey gowdy a republican congressman out of south carolina.thank you we will follow the headlines next week when they come. have a good weekend. >> thank you for your time. patti ann: the cia may be helping syrian rebels fight their oppressive government. sources tell fox that turkey reached out to the american intelligence agency asking for assistance in gathering intelligence on which opposition groups to supply with weapons. catherine herridge is live in washington with more details on this. what are we learning this morning? >> reporter: a source familiar with the situation on the ground tells fox turkish authorities reached out to the cia for assistance. it wants to expand its intelligence network inside syria and the move has gained momentum as conditions have deteriorated. turkey's strategic importance is clear from the math. the help has included money and technology and coordination on the ground and surveillance equipment. it's possible the equipment do be used to help document atrocities for future prosecutions. this is the most rec

now, finally, treis an francisco seniors and adults with disabilities that the department of agg and adult servis published this year. it is time to assess the information out there and find on a deeper level. collaborate funding is a constant issue. some fol mentioned thate cod come up with a policy statement that had to do with the rights o seniors an persons living wi disabilities here in san francisco. this is a conversation that is ongoing and one, given the fact most populous city in the next 10 years. there will be more seniors living in san francisco than any other ci in california. hopefully this will not just be a conversation abt will lead to action and we ave great partners he, the part of aging and adult services, human seices agencies. also, bringing people here, along with community svis, the senior tion network. i am planning -- happy to be part of the conversation and will look for a solution. since we ave the commission, i don'see the needo establish a task force. we should certainly look for some ways of how we can collaborate better beyond what we already do. so,

. >> announcer: please welcome last year's winners of multiple tonys for the "book of mormon," trey parker matt stone. >> hello! winning the tony award for best musical changes one's life forever. you're transformed from an artist to an artiste, from a child to an adult, from a lowly caterpillar to a beautiful butterfly. >> tonight we who are the broadway establishment-- (laughter) >> are pleased and honored to welcome this year's nominees for best musical. >> you young whippersnappers who desperately seek to join our ranks. (laughter) tonight we have seen performances from all the nominees for best musical. once again the nominees are >> "leap of faith." "newsies." "nice work if you can get it." "once." ♪ >> and the tony award goes to: "once." ( cheers and applause ) >> accepting its award for once producer frederick zollo. >> isn't it great that book 6 mormon has won-- no i got-- on behalf of barbara broke, john hart, patrick milling smith, michael wilson, or ren, the schubert its,-- we thank you for this great honor. we thank glen hansing and mark for their incredible score, john carney

i mean, when trayvon martin got killed, even when trey davis was about to be executed, you made videost the world's attention. millions and millions of hits for the troy davis video, you'll get millions of hits for the trayvon martin video. >> on twitter, people were saying various things. people look to me for, okay, something happens, we know at least he's going to speak to those issues. ♪ ♪ he just came up from miami to see his daddy ♪ >> this is what's interestingly happened, other hip hop artists, hip hop artists that are more known than me, if they demand of these artists, they'll say more. at the end of the continue they want to please their consumer. >> at the end of the day, hip hop is more political. >> i feel more better and suited for that. that's when we need to be in the right position to speak spp we want people speaking out politically about injustice, who are able to do that fluently. you don't want with the to send the wrong people in that position. >> sure, sure. >> i think we have lost a long historical value, speaking to the black condition, what it means to be afr

trey gowdy / (r-sc) cmte.2:21 - 2:37 mike emanuel / wassington, .c. / ,3 there was drama, there was emotionierce argument in the house of &prepresentatives. in the end, republicans and seventeen democrats in ne vote, twenty-one in the other, had more than enough votes to take a huge step. a historic day as attorney general eric holder became the first sitting cabinet member to be held in contempt of congress... there were two resolutions, one criminal, one civil. holder respondedd strongly after the vote, suggesting his republican critics focused on politics over public safety.sot - holder says: "...today's vote mmy make for good political but it is at base both a craft effort and a grave disservice to the american peoplee"i'll tell ya, it'ssgood to be here and not in washington dc riggt now." republicans who've been investigating fast and furious said the time has come. sot - chaffetz says: "... i am proud of the fact that we are bringing up this conttmpt. it's sad that we got to this daa. we have no other institution, separate branch offgovernment have a duty and obligation and fulfilling

trey brown and tommy popsadaro skateboarding by with a friend saw it, too. >> we knew immediately something was wrong. >> reporter: as the fire burned they heard neighbors screaming for help. their instincts kicked in. >> we ended up just kicking the doors down to get in there and start helping people out before it was too late. >> i'm not trying to be a hero. i was just doing what came naturally. >> reporter: the condos were fully engulfed in flames by the time firefighters arrived. about 100 people in 54 condos were evacuated safely. the fire raced through the roof. now all that's left are the charred remains of these two condos. this happened at 1:00 in the morning. now in the daylight fire investigators are back going through rubble trying to pinpoint the cause. >> we don't know. when a fire or something happens in the middle of the night, obviously everyone is asleep. the fire is moving around. >> reporter: people living in all but nine of the most heavily damaged units were allowed to return home. it was all surreal for andra portnoy whose mother lost her home not long ago in a fire,

your cup >> announcer: please welcome last year's winners of multiple tonys for the "book of mormon," treyker and matt stone. >> hello! winning the tony award for best musical changes one's life forever. you're transformed from an artist to an artiste, from a child to an adult, from a lowly caterpillar to a beautiful butterfly. >> tonight we who are the broadway establishment-- (laughter) >> are pleased and honored to welcome this year's nominees for best musical. >> you young whippersnappers who desperately seek to join our ranks. (laughter) tonight we have seen performances from all the nominees for best musical. once again the nominees are >> "leap of faith." "newsies." "nice work if you can get it." "once." ♪ >> and the tony award goes to: "once." ( cheers and applause ) >> accepting its award for once producer frederick zollo. >> isn't it great that book 6 mormon has won-- no i got-- on behalf of barbara broke, john hart, patrick milling smith, michael wilson, or ren, the schubert its,-- we thank you for this great honor. we thank glen hansing and mark for their incredible score, john

trey gowdy house member on the committee from south carolina.e and all the others are saying eric holder is looking for a political solution in all this. does that change if they sit down and work things out or not? >> what angers trey gowdy is that eric holder would rather sit down with john boehner and mitch mcconnell and talk about this. in other words the republican leadership of the house and senate. people like trey gowdy down in the weeds, who are looking into the details of "fast and furious" feel that that indicates holder wants some sort of political solution to this rather than turning over more documents. i will say this is kind of a classic washington game on the number of documents. senate republicans say internally the justice department gathered over 100,000 documents pertaining this this and only turned over about 7,000. but as everybody knows from watching these investigations it only takes one to really turn an investigation upside down. so the question is not the number of documents held over, turned over, but whether the act

trey gowdy is one of them, south carolina republican. he is here live next. >>> this is the family as of a murdered patrol agent waits for answers on what went wrong there. >> i bet if he lost his son he would think differently. i have trouble with going to the cemetery because he even 20 years? call imperial structured settlements. the experts at imperial can convert your long-term payout into a lump sum of cash today. that's good morning, veggie style. hmmm. fohalf the calories plus vgie nutrition. could've had a v8. bill: 16 past the hour now. after months of pressure, attorney general eric holder saying he will hand over some of the internal e-mails in "operation fast and furious". holder calls this, quote, an extraordinary accommodation. in a letter to darrell issa he writes, we believe the briefing and documents we are prepared to provide will fully address the remaining concerns identified in the recent letters to me from you and house leadership. south carolina congressman trey gowdy, a republican, a member of the house judiciary

trey i think it's the younger generation that teaching the next generation the legacy of hope really that i think that we have given young people especially on our politics twenty is it's we actually passed a law and we want to young people to know about the law because any was only four when the law was passed. and the old time. the existing was with us. and that's. what. i feel is. that they were. the first. thing they knew that if all. listening to the stories of people like mum and peacemakers in israel and in the work that they've done gives me hope and i think that i've seen what ordinary citizens can do and make a difference and i feel that i can contribute to prevent the young people from feeling a sense of powerlessness pacifist remind them of the long crusade that made their country nuclear free and under neither confirm or deny you can feel the pride in me that we had governments and politicians prepared to go on those boats to go out there and actually protest i mean it was something we did as ordinary citizens working with governments you've got a partnership model there

. >> announcer: please welcome last year's winners of multiple tonys for the "book of mormon," trey parker matt stone. >> hello! winning the tony award for best musical changes one's life forever. you're transformed from an artist to an artiste, from a child to an adult, from a lowly caterpillar to a beautiful butterfly. >> tonight we who are the broadway establishment-- (laughter) >> are pleased and honored to welcome this year's nominees for best musical. >> you young whippersnappers who desperately seek to join our ranks. (laughter) tonight we have seen performances from all the nominees for best musical. once again the nominees are >> "leap of faith." "newsies." "nice work if you can get it." "once." ♪ >> and the tony award goes to: "once." ( cheers and applause ) >> accepting its award for once producer frederick zollo. >> isn't it great that book 6 mormon has won-- no i got-- on behalf of barbara broke, john hart, patrick milling smith, michael wilson, or ren, the schubert its,-- we thank you for this great honor. we thank glen hansing and mark for their incredible score, john carney

. >> all right, our cruise continues with candice bergen, trey parker and matt stone. love them.al award to hugh jackman. you won't want to miss that performance. >> a little odd there. don't know if it's a pearl jam concert or the tonys. looking closely, you can see an audience member crowd-surfing seats and he honestly has no idea. that was real. you've got to love live tv. >>> and yesterday in washington, there was a super soaker fight with, who else, vice president joe biden. there he is when he was hosting his annual beach bash at his home at the naval observatory. and among the festivities he participated in were a water gun fight with the children of journalists in attendance. it's reported the super soaker fight turned into an all-out war between the vice president and the children, where joe biden, seen here, was absolutely soaked. backwards hat there, joe sburksan cool dad. got to love that. >>> it was celebration time in bogota, colombia yesterday. people threw 15 tons of ripe tomatoes at each other to celebrate the work of local farmers in the area. one of the largest

she has nadia, nigel, and trey. here to help us cook. >> we make our marshmallows from scratch and turn them into gore may crispy treat. >> she cannot wait. >> do you want a marshmallow? they are going to dip the marshmallow in chocolate. it is a family business. when you are out with your family in the summer, everybody loves making s'mores. there are all types of things you can do with marshmallows. >> she is going for it. >> you just did it in the chocolate -- dip it in the chocolate. >> you can be creative. by these some things you sell at the shop? >> we sell our marshmallows. strawberries and cream s'mores. we have one that we've just brought out this summer called coke and that and lime -- cocoanut and lime. we do a handmade caramel. >> tell folks where you are located been betting >> philadelphia road at the cross streets of philadelphia and roscoe boulevard. that is a great little place to come visit. >> you have your products available at other places. >> whole foods, farmers markets, and you can find us o

pose democracy in your own country and i think it's an issue i think it's hard for us to you know for trey as being the sort of promoter of human rights while also keeping people in prison for as long as they have without any trials or any any chance that the u.s. justice the blood of and so yes i think it's an issue you think it's fair for us to hold them indefinitely absolutely not so what does that say about the u.s. . says we're in a difficult position right now that make it ok to hold people without knowing if they're guilty of anything probably not it says that you guys want to control the world actually. and you shouldn't. and that's i don't know going to know what shouldn't exist actually some of them are very guilty and how do you know that. they released some of them and apparently they turned and committed more outrageous so is the issue then what to do with these people if the prison is closed. yes we would not none of the states wants to take them so we send them to yemen saudi arabia and they will escape and join the forces again so i don't think the president of the united s

another committee member with concerns is south carolina congressman trey gowdy. thank you for being part of the show. >> great to be here with you, governor. >> let's begin. there's a lot of pressure on eric holder right now. do you think that he is making any offer at all because of the extraordinary pressure that members of congress, including you, are putting on him, or is this a sincere effort on his part? >> among my many limitations, governor, i can't read other people's motives. i can't judge their heart. i know this. this is has been going on for 16 or 18 months. we haven't seen much willingness to make a compromise. what i said a couple weeks ago, as soon as david axelrod tells the president eric holder is a drag on your reelection bid, eric holder will be gone. i thought your opening monologue was beautiful, and it was beautiful to me because you touched on the point that means the very most to me. this is not a political exercise to me. i'm not smart enough and don't have the interest in weighing whether or not he's a political liability to the preside

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congressman trey gowdy say seeing huge examples at home. >> to me it's a huge problem.n i have a pediatric oncologist with tears in her eyes in south carolina telling me she has to decide which patient gets drugs that day, that's not the america that i want to live in. >> gowdy's colleague, chairman darrell issa says the shortage appears to be the direct result of over aggressive and obsessive regulatory action. >> shepard: the f.d.a. is denying these charges. >> preventing shortages is a top priority. we recognize that the problem of drug shortages is a complex and stems from interconnected series of factors. however, manufacturing and quality problems continue to account for the majority of current shortages. these issues have mainly occurred with sterile injectable drugs. so the f.d.a. is placing blame elsewhere but members of the house oversight committee say they are not going to let this go. they will be demanding answers from the f.d.a. shep? >> shepard: mike emanuel live on capitol hill tonight. thanks. for the first time the white house is admitting what we hav

. >> here to talk about where all this might lead congressman trey gowdiç"8!5juárqp)d from just a moment ago. congressman, thanks for being with us. you heard from president obama is, quote, he's either part of it or he's not. if he's not part of it, he has no business exerting executive privilege if he's not part of it. what do you mean by that statement? are you implying the president is part of covering something up? >> no, quite the opposite. we've had no one that's testified before, either judiciary or oversight, that the president had any role in fast and furious at all. he said he didn't know about it and i take him at his word. my point was to point out the absurdity of asserting executive privilege for something you had no role in. executive privilege is for conversations had with the chief executive. he doesn't have to worry about his counsel being subpoenaed before members of congress. he had no conversations. >> that's not actually true, though. vice president cheney used executive privilege for discussions about energy policy. it was even used wit

. >> republican congressman trey gowdy. whom you heard from just a moment ago. thanks for being with us. you said president obama is, quote, either part of it or he's not. if he's part of it, there's a series of witnesses that misled the committee. if he's not part of it, he has no business exerting executive privilege. what do you mean by that statement? are you implying the president is part of covering something up? >> no, quite the opposite. we had no one testify before either judiciary or oversight who said the president knew about fast and furious at all. he said he didn't know about it and i take him at his word. my point was to point out the absurdity of asserting executive privilege if you had no knowledge of it. he doesn't have to worry about his counsel being subpoenaed before members of congress. he had no conversations. >> that's not actually true, though. vice president cheney used executive privilege for discussions about energy policy. it was even used with hillary clinton in her role in the health care debate under the clinton administration. so

. >> rick: these are republican governors in key swing states as trey mentioned earlier.you look at the economy in ohio and the economy in virginia, in florida, where things are looking really good, what is the -- i mean, you know, compared to the rest of the country, what is the line of attack for the president to be able to try to get -- convince voters that he deserves credit when there are republicans who are running the state house there? >> it's not a line of attack, it is the truth. you mentioned ohio and florida and those are great examples, ohio just recently experienced the tenth straight month where the unemployment rate has been lowered, and actually at the lowest rate since 2008 and florida is two full percentage points -- the unemployment rate, 2 full percentage points lower than a year ago and these are stunning examples of economic success both for the president and i will not say he did it alone and also some of the republican governors in these state houses. >> rick: it's a tricky line for republicans, you don't want to come off like debbie downer and yo

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congressman trey gowdy is a member of the oversight and the government reform committee. he joins us. good evening, sir. >> good evening, how are you? >> greta: i'm very well. so the date is next week for the vote by the committee. put a prediction whether or not it's dominated of course by the republicans but will there be a vote on a committee to seek contempt citation? >> set for next thursday. historically when we got to this point the party that is asked to comply has gone ahead and comply. we never got to the point historically of holding someone in contempt of congress. either between now and thursday, he will produce documents we asked for or we will mark up and have a hearing on contempt of congress. you are right. the division is more republican than democrat. i would hope that some of our colleagues on the other side would view this as a law enforcement issue. not a political issue. i would love them for them to join us. but we will find out thursday. i will tell you what the outcome will be if he doesn't get to it between now and then. >> greta: by compliance