generally uninterested. as president of the united states he wants to deal with domestic policy and he wants to change the tax system and he wanted to change health care and the way labor unions interrupt the economy. i think he looks at paris and i think he looked at the world situation over the last six or seven years with uninterest. not disinterest, uninterest. it is not to say he doesn't watch the television as we all do and watch how terrible it is hundreds of people have died. but he is running down the clock. from the first day henner ited the oval office he is running down the clock. he doesn't really think about it as his problem. >> his goal is afghanistan and iraq and how much smarter he is than president bush and focus on obamacare and go golfing and give billy joel a presidential medal of honor and call it eight years. >> the paris attacks have made national security the top issue of the presidential race. here is marco rubio in a campaign they released on saturday. >> they do not hate us becau

i met other people, nice, really nice carly pretty pretty uninteresting to me. as women start talking. so they start talking and i had to characters that i have fallen in love with that i thought were dopes. in my mind command my perception of them they were not interesting, had no part of this book. i started writing their dialogue down, and they flamed into radiant life. and. and i have to watch out, these two women taking over this book right now command i had no idea. i just did not know. you have seems that you want to include. but taken by surprise by your own works. is that frustrating, terrifying, exciting, or are you used to it now? used to the voices cutting to you? >> here is what i do now. whether i want them or not they are coming out. one stupid thing i did. i still shudder. every once in a while, i can go a little further than one wants a writer to go. part of my weakness as a writer. i am fully aware of this. but i am seeing and have prince of tides, this escaped prisoner into buddies. they tear apart the wingo family.family. rape the mother, rip

i met other people with really nice, real pretty, but pretty uninteresting to me. those women start talking. so i'm like, they start talking and i had two characters that i have fallen in love with that i thought were dolts. in my mind they were no interesting. they had no part of this book. i started writing the dialogue down and they flamed into radiant white. i have to watch out, these two women, taking over this book right now. and i had no idea that was happening. i just did not know it. >> that's one of things i would ask you about. your papers reveal that you got an outline agenda theme for each novel that you want to include but you were also taken by surprise by your own work, too. is that frustrating, terrifying, exciting? or are used to it? are used to the voices coming to you and the people appearing. >> if i start writing, the surprise is going to happen, whether i want them or not. i have one stupid thing i did in the prince of tides. i still shudder at night. every once in a while conroy can go a little further than one once. i want her to go. part o

they were uninterested in school in education and the peers criticized them for behaving in ways that would lead to academic success and the sort of acting white hypothesis you heard from everyone from president obama talking about education and we found is that that really wasn't an explanation that carried much. what we found for example is that there was no more negative pressure for black students and white students but they were actually more pro- students than their counterparts in the found this through interviewing and through the survey that we conducted in riverview and 14 other school districts and we found that they were more pro- schools and their white counterparts come as a wealthy really wanted to do in a piece of the work was to debunk the idea. we found the evidence to have the evidence to support the idea that this isn't really going on in the context of the schools in the riverview and that there were other things that were manifesting themselves. >> such as? >> we have a lot of discourse and discussion about the racial achievement gap but while that's happening is

iac owns match.com and other dating services and says that angie's board was uninterested in the proposal. no word from angie's list on the matter yet. angie's list saw its shares surge in initial after-hours trading. during the regular session, it was up 1% to $7.92. iac interactive was pretty much little changed. >>> paypal took a hit in today's session in a "wall street journal" report. according to the "journal," apple will roll out a mobile person-to-person payment system that's similar to paypal's service venmo. shares fell nearly 2% to $36.33. >>> more signs of softness in the art market that we reported on last night. a number of works at a christie's auction went unsold or sold for below the guaranteed price. for instance, the andy warhol fetched $32 million, and it sounds like a lot of money, but christie's agreed to pay the seller $40 million, meaning they have to pay the difference. while some pieces weren't profitable, others didn't sell at all, like this one priced at $6.5 million and this warhol, among others. >>> as we reported earlier, the warm weather was one of the reas

if uninterested in anything, i started reading not but i am doing that simultaneously.: your multitasking like crazy. i am scatterbrained. charlie: you just re-signed. larry: they just picked us up for a second season. so we get to cover the election next year. it's the most entertaining thing ever. charlie: i would love to have ben carson here tonight. larry: why is that not happening now? can i please be your cohost that night? charlie: i will bring you and that night. larry: i would love it. are you kidding me? i would drop everything to do that. charlie: you cannot make this up. larry: cap seems to me -- i ttumpknow -- cap -- -- charlie: the first time, it's amusing, the second time, less amusing. the calling card of "mine is bigger than yours." absolutely. i'm not sure if that's a fact but anyone who wants to build a wall that big -- charlie: where are you going to take it this year? larry: we are sharpening the show, trying to make it better. we have done some things with the presidential candidates, which is really a lot of fun. i have so food with the candidates

giving the west indies score some respectability. 206 for 9 of 36 overs in an inning that was uninterestedrain. in reply, the have i lankans found themselves 185 when the rains came down again. the revised target of 162 meant the srilankans claimed victory for a 3-nil series win. mean whooim in brisbane, for australia, a 237 run opening partnership with david warner on another domnate day in the first test against new zealand. also scored 116 become can just the third man to post hundreds in both innings of a test on three occasions. australia lead by 5 over 3 in their second ibbing. india have beaten south africa by 18 runs. 2-18 to win. a bunch out for 109 in their second. manual of the match taking 5 to 21 in south africa's second inning. >> now, tuntz for young spordz men and women in gaza may be few and far between. more so for those with a disability. but now, the palestinian territory is using experimental program to keep a book of blind boys karate. here is the story of a blind karate competitor who dreams of one day representing his country. >> i am 15 years old. i live in gaza ci

it is uninterested in protecting americans. and it drifts toward fascism. instead of being willing to take the footage you just described, you know, i'm a complete noninterventionist. i would rather get out of there right now and leave it all to the europeans and the arabs to sort out and come home, and let what's going on continue. and that will an all out shia- sunni war. >> so even though you've described the all-in approach, michael scheuer says, with your years of experience running the bin laden unit at the cia, we should stay out and let the sunni and shia forces have at it? wait until the dust settles, am i understanding you correctly? >> that's correct. it's almost a godsend for these people who believe in ala, ala may not be looking correctly at them because if it comes to a sunni/shia civil war that would engulf the region and be detrimental to their ability to both construct a caliphate and to attack us. >> let me ask this question. they use you for propaganda purposes i'm want to show a short snippet of video, and then ask a question. roll it,

it is uninterested in protecting americans. and it drifts toward fascism. instead of being willing to take the footage you just described, you know, i'm a complete noninterventioni noninterventionist. i would rather get out of there and leave it all to the europeans and arabs to sort it out and come home and let what is going on to continue. and that will an all out shia sunni war. >> so even though you've described the all-in approach, you say with your years of experience running the bin laden unit at the ci after ta, we sho out and let the sunni and shia forces have at it? >> that's correct. it's almost a god send for these people who believe in ala, ala may not be looking correctly at them because if it comes to a sue a sunni/shia are war, it would be devastating to them. >> i want to show a short video and then ask a question. roll it, please. >> even with combat troops on the ground, we've proven that we cannot preet defeat these people. we are so incompetent in terms of conducting foreign policy and in terms of conducting military operation. >> why a

cara. [ cheers and applause ] i guess right now you've got the last laugh i'm sorry if i seem uninterested or i'm not listenin or i'm indifferent truly i ain't got no business here but since my friends are here i just came to kick it but really i would rather be at home all by myself not in this room with people who don't even care about my well-being i don't dance don't ask i don't need a boyfriend so you can go back please enjoy your party i'll be here somewhere in the corner under clouds of marijuana with this boy who's hollering i i don't listen to and i don't wanna get with you so tell my friends that i'll be over here oh oh oh here oh oh oh here oh oh oh what am i doing here oh oh oh here and i can't wait till we can break up outta here excuse me if i seem a little unimpressed with this an anti-social pessimist but usually i don't mess with this and i know you mean only the best and your intentions aren't to bother me but honestly i'd rather be people we can kick it and just listen to some music with like we usually do and we'll discuss our big dreams take over the planet so pardon m

and after i saw those incidents, i felt uninterested.idn't feel like this is what i'm looking for and i felt disappointed. disappointed a little bit in -- yeah, yeah. >> johari, i do see your willingness to -- i'm sorry, with the delay, it's very awkward. i was going to tell you your willingness to show that feeling even when other people tried to interrupt you out of it received a lot of attention because of its boldness, and hearing from you what was going on there and why you did it and how it worked for you is very helpful to understand what you're doing. i want to thank you for being here with us tonight. thank you for being willing to talk with us about it. >> thank you so much. i can't wait to see your face on tv. >> thank you. you look great. it's great to have you here, trust me. we'll be right back. stay with us. >> this was me in the 1960s. >> controversy. that was from our first in the south democratic candidates forum last friday in south carolina. you might remember i asked bernie sanders about this photo which he described

in 48 hours, he went from the milwaukee debate where he was subdued, repetitive, uninteresting.ean, not donald trump at all, the man who had generated such great audience numbers for these debates, to the 95 minutes in fort dodge, iowa in which he berated dr. carson. every other candidate, george pataki, lindse lindsey graham, o rubio, john kasich, everybody, basically, except ted cruz, who was spared. for the first time, he had a sense of he wasn't just talking about perceived short coming to whether low energy or sweat glands of the candidate and people could kind of giggle, the mischievous giggle. watching it, i think he made people uncomfortable in that room and especially going after ben carson who is the best liked and the most popular. >> woodruff: you mean based on the reactions of people. >> of people and the reports i have read and talking to people who were there. i do think that there is an uncomfortableness about it, and i don't know which donald trump it's going to be, whether the milwaukee donald trump which is sort of a presidential in quotes that he didn't go af

. >> i'm eating a banana that may strike you as totally uninteresting, but if you peel back the layers on thihi america's most 307 pew lar revealing. most of the bananas we eat are near the equator, getting them from there to your breakfast table isn't so simple. the unripped fruit is harvested, packed in boxes and shipped to ports in the u.s. are you bananas? >> i am bananas about bananas. we've been doing it. i grew up being bananas about bananas. >> steven is a second generation owner of banana distribibutors of new york in the bronx. >> you run this joint now? >> yes, i do. >> which makes you the -- big banana. >> top banana. >> i canan say thaha >> when the bananas arrive state side they look like this. this banana is hard. >> it is unprocessed. this is ththway it would look like when it's picked off the plant. >> before the bananas make their way to the grocery store they spend timen what' called a ripening room. a five to seven day stay at carefully calibrated. >> are you a master ripener? >> i'd say so. >> he has been in charge of years. >> very, very delicate fruit. too cold t

it's torture and people are uninterested and the more bad press, that i get, the share prices tumbledying. >> when you say repurpose themselves and figure out what that means, what does it mean for their business model because there are families out there saying that they have learned tremendously about animals through the service that sea world provided their kids. >> well, they've learned -- they have learned whatever they have been told but nature is a wild system and again these new documentaries that bbc does and discovery does and nat geo where we see the creatures in the wild, that's where the real comprehension of what's going on. i have never been to sea world. i wouldn't go there if my life depended on it. i don't know the propaganda. they're penned up and, thomas, their teeth, ones -- they're trying to commit suicide. they're gnashing the teeth until they have no teeth. this is heresy and it's wrong. >> reece, great to see you. thank you for your time. >>> still ahead, a documentary on the human cost of war called "debt of honor." >> for me, it's about the guys who saved my