is going to make it out of the group. >> this is my unscientific polling of america.ave an office viewing on thursday? >> what are you doing, miguel. >> body paint, pub. team usa. >> i've caught the bug, there's no question about it. so i think that i will probably be watching it with a group of people. though, i must say, i don't see it as this make or break death match for the u.s. i think they're more than capable of getting the draw. and i think there's so many variables that have them getting in no matter what happens, i'm not worried. >> good analysis. >> chris cuomo. thank you. we'll be right back. and us kids have an important message for our grown ups. three grams daily of beta-glucan... a soluable fiber from whole grain oat foods like cheerios can help lower cholesterol. and where can you find beta-glucan? in oats. and, they're yummy! i'm going back to being a kid now. thank you! at od, whatever business you're in, that's the business we're in. with premium service like one of the best on-time delivery records and a low claims ratio, we do whatever it takes

identification procedures used by the majority of the police departments in this country are outneeded and unscientific. >> they put me in front of a big glass window, doorlike, handcuffed me to the bench. but everybody else in the room was pushed on the other side where they couldn't see these individuals. they could only see me. >> you can watch the full episode tonight at 9:00 p.m. eastern, 6:00 p.m. pacific right here on al jazeera america. [sunday to you. i am meteorologist eboni dion watching a frontal boundary along the deep south. lots of moisture helping to trigger scattered showers and storms. really the same pattern that we have been dealing with the last few days. we will continue to do so even as we get into the early part of the work week. for, for you, the cluster of storms we have been watching across oklahoma into texas have weakened some as they:to roll off to the east. quite a bit of lightning with some storms that have rolled through the arkansas area. welcome to watch for the potential of strong to severe storms as we go through the rest of the afternoon into this evening. right no

enrich our collective knowledge and understanding of the wacky world we live in they can also be unscientifically weaponized to support bunk theories and agendas which ends up hurting our intellectual growth more than helping this story concerns the latter's marial you see a new study was just released out of stanford university the findings were detailed in a journal called organizational behavior and human decision process researchers titled their findings thinking that one is attractive increases the tendency to support inequality in other words the research draws the conclusion that if you consider yourself a hot person you are more likely to support inequality what's more the research concludes that if you think you're an ugly person you are more likely to protest inequality how's that for bunk for the study researchers asked about five hundred study participants about their own attractiveness and their ability to empathise then they were shown a video about the occupy movement after that participants were asked whether or not they wanted to donate a prize of a fifty dollar lottery ticket to

slow to a adulthood and sexual diversity, confidence and economic future and then in a very unscientific way, this and other generations. icons of this, mark zuckerberg, carrie underwood, jennifer lawrence, lady gaga. next up we have discovered their host your situation. this includes the reagan revolution and the divorce revolution. more comfortable than they are boulders with an increasingly diverse america. quentin tarantino, adam samberg, tiger woods, robert downey junior. next up, they be boomers, i'm one of them born from 1946 through 1954 and exuberant view is whether this. that the iconic image of that describes only a portion. they are worried about retirement and wondering why they aren't young anymore. bill and hillary clinton, george w. bush, barack obama, steve jobs, tom hanks. and finally, our oldest generation from 192-82-1945, they are now in their late 60s and they are conservative conformist that are uneasy with the pace of democratic culture and technical change in the growing size of government. it icons like clint eastwood, marilyn monroe, tom brokaw, hugh hefner. so

it's an unscientific fact but when people are in their own vehicles, they always buckle up. but in cabs or in hired cars, they never do. i never buckle up. my wife doesn't. >> you don't? do you? >> it's often these accidents the cars that crash. how much trust we place in perfect strangers on the freeway freeways are the best example of self-interests cooperating or just self-interest and cooperation coinciding. no one wants to die. >> our thoughts go out to tracy morgan. >> still to come, his horse didn't win the triple crown, and let's say he wasn't the most gracious loser. he apologized over a series of meltdowns over the loss. you'll hear that next. female announcer: get on board for better sleep. it's sleep train's interest free for 3 event. get three years interest-free financing on beautyrest black, stearns & foster, serta icomfort; even tempur-pedic. plus, get free delivery, and sleep train's 100-day low price guarantee. you'll never find an interest rate lower than sleep train's interest free for 3 event, on now. ♪ sleep train ♪ ♪ your ticket to a better night's sle

to attribute this human caused is simplye unscientific. in today's world of alarmism, accuracy does not seem to matter. i'm not surprised to see many journalists spreading the idea that carbon emissions cause large wildfires. there's a well-known poem called the serenity prayer. god, grant me the serenity to accept the things i cannot change, the courage to change the things i can, and the wisdom to know the difference. i can't change the behavior of the media, and i can change the weather. early in my career i try to change the media and make them correct their mistakes about forest management. just concentrate on my colleagues, trying to get them to do a better job of sticking to the facts. guesses to thee future to the others. untrue claims about the cause of wildfires can spread like wildfire. the false statement that wildfires in 2012 burned record acres in the u.s. resulted in numerous articles and is found in more than 2000 websites. wildfires in the 1930's burned four times that rate. who push an agenda really need to exaggerate th

identification procedures used by the majority of the police departments in this country are outmoded and unscientific>> this is when i seen a plot thicken. they put me in front of a big glass window. handcuffed me to the bench. but everybody else in the room was pushed on the other side where they couldn't see these individuals. they could only see me. my head is down. i'm tired. i raise up and that's when the cop lady up and said this is the guy who killed your husband. i'm behind the glass window but i'm seeing like i'm seeing you. i'm reading lips and i said, i know, i know she didn't say what i just thought she said. she said si. she was hispanic. she said that's him. >> you can watch the full episode of "the system" right here on al jazeera. >>> lebron james and his friend with a new internet name. we'll look at lebrony. that's next. >> coming up on real money, america's job market has clawed all the way back to where was before the recession. but hold the champagne. there is still a long way to go, especially if you're a young person looking for work. >>> and who is going to be the first to min

we can't have some unscientific poll shaking claire's confidence. phil... what poll? too late.ws. who told her? what is this, a witch hunt? oh, my god. i have to go. well, i just don't think it's a big deal. i mean, how many people read the "weekly..." "saver"? "saver," anyway?

identification procedures used by the majority of the police departments in this country are outmoded and unscientific>> they put me in front of a big glass window, door-like. handcuffed me to the bench. but everybody else in the room was pushed to the other side, where they couldn't see these individuals, they could only see me. >> you can see the system top of the hour, at midnight on al jazeera america. >>> coming up. a series of allegations facing the world cup's governing body. in our segment, the week ahead. and doing political research can be tricky business in russia. challenges some polling companies face. >> welcome back to al jazeera america. here are the top stories we're following now. more than 20 people are dead after an attack on pakistan's biggest airport. there has been no claim of responsibility for the assaults so far. all the attackers were killed. >>> police in las vegas say two of their own officers were killed in an ambush. the officers were having lunch when they were shot at close range. the suspects killed themselves in an apparent suicide attack. >>> egypt's saying no recon

identification procedures used by the majority of the police departments in this country are outmoded and unscientific. >> they put me in front of a big glass window, and handcuffed me to the bench. but everybody else on the room was pushed on the other side where they couldn't see these individuals, and they can only see me. >> you can watch the episode coming up at the top of the hour on aljazeera america. coming up, capitol hill fireworks. >> this transfer sets a dangerous precedent in negotiating with terrorists. >> secretary hagel standing by with the sergeant bergdahl rescue. plus -- >> children from central america are being detained by u.s. customs and border protection. i'm in nogales, arizona and coming up, you'll hear why diplomats are angry over what they saw inside. the performance review. that corporate trial by fire when every slacker gets his due. and yet, there's someone around the office who hasn't had a performance review in a while. someone whose poor performance is slowing down the entire organization. i'm looking at you phone company dsl. check your speed. see how fast your inter

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identification procedures used by the majority of the police departments in this country are outmoded and unscientific>> they put me in front of a glass window, door like. handcuffed me to the bench. everybody else in the room was pushed on the other side, where they can see these -- -- they can't see the individuals, only me. >> you can watch "the system" form 9 eastern and 6 pacific here an al jazeera america. next - saving delicate coral off the coast of miami. the promote that's under way to find the reef a new home. >> here is california chrome on the far outside. >>> and california chrome comes up short in its bid for the tripple crown. which horse spoilt the party and why chrome's owner says the race was not fair. . >> tonalalist sh it went be a tripple crown. it will be close. . >>> they are into the stretch. there's tonalalist, there's california chrome on the outside. a fer long for immortality. >>> horse racing fans hung their hopes on california chrome to break the tripple crown's 37-year-old dry spell. back to back in kentucky and preakne preakness. a fair tail ending was not to be. >>> i

you explain why the texas republican party might remove one thing but add something that is also unscientificed to appease one right wing group and hurt another right wing group in texas. i have alls lumped them together but maybe they aren't together. the interesting thing texas has, a clause they are going to get rid of the texas dream act and a clause that says they are opposed to equal pay. this is the most beautiful part of the most unknown but most beautiful part of the entire texas party platform. they are opposed to every kind of federal and database unless it is hiv or tu ber cue low sis. they don't want a gun registration but they do want people with hiv. >> vicky, i have to go to you. you are much more familiar with texas than i. what is going on there? you have this bifurcated thing that's happening. you have a state that's more latino, more diverse, on track within the next 15, 20 years, to be a lot more purple based on the demographics. you have a party that seems to be hardening and going further to the right. the things jimmy just mentioned being a few examples. >> that's exac

>> the reason they're singled out is the unscientific religious believes of the folks that are bringing the claim. the reality is they're no different than other forms of iuds or emergency contraception. that is they prevent pregnancy. and all they do that's what a contraceptive is. they should not be singled out and treated differently. pete, are you still with me? okay. he's on the phone. we'll try to go to him later. >> i want to follow up on the last comment. >> hold that thought. pete, quickly. 5-4 decision, is that right? >> yes. written by justice alito. let me look at who writes the dissent here. justice ginsburg wrote the dissent. >> 30 to 450 seconds. if you give us a snippet from justice ginsburg dissent. >> i was going say although they tried to narrow the decision. the three women in justice brieer was on one side. it's not the government's responsibility. it's not the government to determine weather an employer, in this particular case, is a corporation or whether employer has a right to make that decision. i would hope that we can move forward with a constructive response

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. >> i knew there was a lot of unscientific stuff. there was so much nonsense. >> there is a lot of nonsense. he will be watching the belmont stakes this weekend. i am going to as well. and even bigger sport event will be upon us, the world cup kicks off in brazil. we will show you the big business of soccer. ♪ i am erik schatzker. jon favreau has been a big name in hollywood since he wrote and starred in swingers. he is the writer and director of yuriko --, "chef he spent some time at the wall street firm bear stearns. that has been swallowed by jpmorgan. jon erlichman sat down with the actor. what does john favreau have to say about his time on the street? >> it is a great story. he has a lot of storage because of his career in hollywood. this predates his hollywood career -- career. he spent some time at bear stearns. he was there during the transition from a downtown-based firm to the location they moved to on park. he was focused on derivatives or fixed income. here is his explanation of what he was doing. >> i was facilities pla

increase, thisis is simply unscientific. this really does not seem to matter. torefore, i am not surprised see many spreading the idea that carbon emissions caused large wildfires. well-known prayer called the serenity player. give me the courage to change the things i can am the wisdom to know the difference. change the cannot behavior of the media and they cannot change the weather. early in my career, i gave up trying to change the media to correct her mistakes about forest management and now i just concentrate on my colleagues trying to get them to do a better job of sticking to the facts. i will leave guessing of the future to others. untrue claims about the underlying cause of wildfires can spread like wild fire. the false statement that they burned a record 9.2 million is cited in numerous articles and on more than 2000 websites. they burned about four times that rate. the wildfire was certainly an issue of concern but to those who push an agenda do they really need to exaggerate the claims in order to fool the public. this graph shows carbon omissions a

unscientific measure of success.o i'm reading tweets. i should have paced myself, says one person. yes, i binge watched instead of studying my exams, and yes, i regret it. does it make you feel good -- >> i don't want people to fail, or not live up to their potential scholastically because of our show. >> i do. i really don't care about people's education as long as they are watching our show, or any show on netflix, obviously. but mostly our show. >> way to take a stand, jason. show of hands, and please be honest, when your agent or whoever came to you and said hey, we've got this new series, it's only online and it's set in a women's prison, who thought, this is going to be a huge hit? >> well, when you hear -- you know, after you read the pilot, it was so good. i think i speak for all of us when you say you knew it was something special and it made you want to take that leap. >> this group was so good, it sort of crossed mediums, no matter what was going on, it was worth doing. >> i loved hearing about how you cam

i did a very unscientific survey in late august, early september of the five sunday morning shows and counted 18 people favor intervention. three oppose. 18-3. >> in what context? >>. >> and a year ago it was a reminder, a very vivid reminder of just how disconnected the political leads are in this town from the rest of the country that pays the bills. and again, in the past, that public opposition didn't manifest itself. for whatever reason, the public did rise up and stop what i think -- i think obama would have gone forward, he would have had sufficient support in congress had the public not risen up in the way it did to enforce that red line in an incredibly unbelievably smaller than small way and he would have checked off your box john that i keep my promises because i launched a military strike that checked that credibility box. he would have done that had the public not risen up the way he did. >> i agree that politics plays a role here. this was a main argument but it seems to me that the one thing obama is passionate about in foreign policy is -- >> what? >> nonproliferation

to attribute this human-caused increase in fire risk to carbon dioxide emissions is simply unscientific. in today's world of climate alarmism, accuracy doesn't seem to matter. i am therefore not surprised to see many journalists spreading the idea that carbon emissions cause large wildfires. there is a well-known point there is a well-known poem called the serenity prayer, god grant me the serenity to september the things i cannot change, courage to change the things i can and the wisdom to know the difference. now that i'm 65, i realize that i can't change the behavior of the media. i can't change the weather. early in my career, i gave up trying to change the media and make them correct their mistakes about forest management. now i just concentrate on my colleagues, trying to get them to do a better job of just sticking to the facts. i'll leave the guesses of the future to others. untrue claims about the underlying cause of wildfires can spread like wildfire. the false statement that wildfires in 2012 burned a record 9.2 million acres in the u.s. is cited in numerous articles and is f

slow to a adulthood and sexual diversity, confidence and economic future and then in a very unscientific way, this and other generations. icons of this, mark zuckerberg, carrie underwood, jennifer lawrence, lady gaga. next up we have discovered their host your situation. this includes the reagan revolution and the divorce revolution. more comfortable than they are boulders with an increasingly diverse america. quentin tarantino, adam samberg, tiger woods, robert downey junior. next up, they be boomers, i'm one of them born from 1946 through 1954 and exuberant view is whether this. that the iconic image of that describes only a portion. they are worried about retirement and wondering why they aren't young anymore. bill and hillary clinton, george w. bush, barack obama, steve jobs, tom hanks. and finally, our oldest generation from 192-82-1945, they are now in their late 60s and they are conservative conformist that are uneasy with the pace of democratic culture and technical change in the growing size of government. it icons like clint eastwood, marilyn monroe, tom brokaw, hugh hefner. so

i did a very unscientific survey in late august, early september of the five sunday morning shows and counted 18 people in favor of intervention, three opposed. 18-3 all washington insiders. >> in what context? >> on the syrian intervention. this was a year ago. a year ago when we were debating syria, and it was a reminder, a very kind of vivid reminder of just how disconnected the political elites are in this town from the rest of the country that pays the bills. and, again, in the past, that sort of public opposition didn't manifest itself. what was different last year was that for whatever reason -- there was a combination of reasons, no doubt -- the public did rise up and stop what i think -- i think obama would have gone forward, he would have had sufficient support in congress had the public not risen up in the way it did to enforce that red line. in an incredibly, unbelievably, smaller than small way. and he would have checked off your box, john, that i keep my promises because i launched a military strike that checked that credibility box. i think he would have done that had t

it's still very unscientific.ace. >> they will start figuring out what the genes are. >> top studs go 150 times a year. >> you mean they do it over 150 times a year? >> that's like every other day. >> biannual versus semi annual. >> i want to come back as a stallion. >> the final countdown is on. the number of month readied to round the corner in the final stretch of "squawk box". and the business of belmont. a quick note. squawk blog is up. another wild week. check all of it out at squawk.cnbc.com. >>> and they're off. steve liesman jumps out to an early lead. his economic endurance could make all the difference. hugging the rail is jared bernstein. neck and neck on the right-hand side, larry kudlow and rick santelli. they always bring their "a" game. down the stretch they come. and it's the dark horse, the long shot, zande. can he do it again? brynning up the rear, joe kernen. it's going to be a photo finish. as we get ready for the most important number of the month. play the "squawk" odds. it's post time for t

i will say one thing about the walks that is unscientific, but it is one observation.have 400,000 people who walk with us. a lot of these people have 25,000 people in them in the bigger cities. when i go to these walks, the children are there with their parents and their neighbors and everybody is connected in some way. you see very few meltdowns in a walk. it is amazing. you see very few meltdowns. these are children after all. there is no judgment taking place. a judgment.king everybody understands what this is all about. the children do not get special treatment if they make a fuss, like they might in a grocery store. is one ofudden, it the calmest places you ever want to be with children that have some very severe to very modest signs of autism. wheremmunity around them, there is no judgment going on, really calms them down. host: part of your goal when you cofounded this with your wife, you are here for a documentary "sounding the alarm." guest: by the way, none of the stuff that we do could be done without my wife suzanne. on works 50 hours a week autism. she is

slow to a adulthood and sexual diversity, confidence and economic future and then in a very unscientific way, this and other generations. icons of this, mark zuckerberg, carrie underwood, jennifer lawrence, lady gaga. next up we have discovered their host your situation. this includes the reagan revolution and the divorce revolution. more comfortable than they are boulders with an increasingly diverse america. quentin tarantino, adam samberg, tiger woods, robert downey junior. next up, they be boomers, i'm one of them born from 1946 through 1954 and exuberant view is whether this. that the iconic image of that describes only a portion. they are worried about retirement and wondering why they aren't young anymore. bill and hillary clinton, george w. bush, barack obama, steve jobs, tom hanks. and finally, our oldest generation from 192-82-1945, they are now in their late 60s and they are conservative conformist that are uneasy with the pace of democratic culture and technical change in the growing size of government. it icons like clint eastwood, marilyn monroe, tom brokaw, hugh hefner. so