jack whack jack whackin' it jackin' it ♪ ♪ whacky whacky spank spank spankity whack ♪ >> from comedyly show with jon stewart." captioning sponsored by comedy central [theme music playing] [cheering and applause] >> jon: heroin everybody. welcome to "the daily show." who am i? my name is jon stewart. you can call me -- what, am i the only guy who -- high brow audience tonight some bad. wait, wait, don't tell me. did you see that? [bleeped]. my guest tonight is elizabeth moss. but first, let me take you back. last week on "the daily show"... >> crisis on the border. border bedlam. -humanitarian nightmare. >> chaos and despair. >> the situation is so dire. the crisis at hand demands action. >> unless we sit down and reason together, we're going to end up with the status quo. >> jon: so all we need to save ourselves is for congress to sit down and reason. [laughter] together. oh, my god! [screaming maniacally] can they do it? [laughter] did they do it? because actually, spoiler alert, you could have watched the news between friday and monday and you probably already know, but if you did

the latest on hurricane cristobal and tropical storm marie. >>> and whacked or not whacked? one of tv's biggest unsolved mysteries, the fate of tony soprano in hbo's hit series finalry. new details from the show's creator. this is "way too early"! hey, everybody. i'm thomas roberts. it is thursday, august 28th am welcome to "way too early," the show that agrees with tony's jukebox choice. wait until you hear what the show's creator says about tony's fate. contradictory news that will have you believin'. we begin overseas with the latest develop. s in the american assault against islamic state militants in iraq and syria. u.s. officials are investigating if another american was killed fighting for isis in sear yachlt a law enforcement official tellnb

discriminatory in their hiring, but you know, any modern police department knows that if it's that out of whack between the citizens and police, there is going to be trouble. it's that us against them mentality. then we have a school of police called broken windows that says even if it's a minor crime, you stop and you arrest. the idea is to be able to search people. when police arrest someone, they can search them. >> something that new york city, for example, used, they thought, at least at one point in time, to bring success. >> yes. there are different schools of thought about how effective it is. it's true they used it in new york where crime went down. crime went down in many other jurisdictions, including d.c., where they don't use it. you stop folks for minor things. so mr. brown was stopped for walking in the middle of the street, and that is what led to all of this tension. you know, air garner, the man in new york who was put in the illegal choke hold, was stopped for selling illegal cigarettes. >> and died. >> yes, and died as a result of an illegal chokehold by a police officer. so

them and told us to turn them over and whack them again to the point where it was cracking and blood and the stinging, and it was so hard and terrible, the pain, and then she had the gall to say, now, go back and finish cleaning, and i said, with what? our feet? da-da-da. it was crack. she smacked me across the face and backhanded. it was, i think, about three or four slaps so it was adding insult to injury. then we had to go and clean the bathroom. and the girl, crazy cindy started cursing, and sister renata thought it was me. so, i had bloody hands. they are stinging. i am trying to not touch the soap because it's burning and she takes the soap out of my hands and sticks it into my mouth. >> you were success. >> i was six. part of my personality is i couldn't stop laughing because while she is shoving it in my mouth, i am noting and there are bubbles coming out of my nose. so, i couldn't stop laughing. so like, you know, and i told this woman -- i called this woman crazy. comeback? >> right there. the timing was impeccable. >> you were always a ham. >>ists a ham. no. i was not a ha

. >>> and whacked or not whacked? one of tv's biggest unsolved mysteries, the fate of tony soprano in hbo's hit series finalry. new details from the show's creator. this is "way too early"! hey, everybody. i'm thomas roberts. it is thursday, august 28th am welcome to "way too early," the show that agrees with tony's jukebox choice. wait until you hear what the show's creator says about tony's fate. contradictory news that will have you believin'. we begin overseas with the latest develop. s in the american assault against islamic state militants in iraq and syria. u.s. officials are investigating if another american was killed fighting for isis in sear yachlt a law enforcement official telling nbc news "it appears to be true that a second american died in the same incident as douglas macarthur mccain. if that is true, it could be part of a troubling trend that puts the u.s. at risk for a possible attack. >> we're trying to find out a lot more, clearly. we know dozens and dozens of americans are potentially becoming ra

. >> all day long you hear people get tortured, you hear whack, whack, of their feet getting whacked and screaming and yelling. >> reporter: curtis' family gathering at his mother's cambridge, massachusetts, home, the news from theo so far? positive. >> we've heard that his health appears good, so that was very encouraging. >> reporter: but videos of curtis in captivity released over the last few months showed him in an agitated state. >> my name is peter theo curtis, i am a journalist in the city of boston, massachusetts. >> reporter: then a week ago, everything changed. the shocking public killing of journalist james foley by isis, an al nusra front rival, may have pushed the government of qatar to step up negotiations for curtis' release. no word on whether a ransom was paid. >> after foley, the qataris moved very fast and wanted to show a victory, they needed to, because if it goes really bad, syria in iraq, the qataris do not want to be blamed for this. >> reporter: his family and friends prepare for curtis' return, one of his favorite things? road bicycles. >> can't wait to go

we are going to whack them. they prepared contingency plans, including b-52 bombers. >> yes?>> secretary mcnamara on 9-0. i set up thoset, meetings with the senate and house leaders. i thought of that was agreeable, i would say to them that some months ago you asked us to be prepared for any eventuality in the south east asia area and as a result of that we have prepared and just completed very detailed target analyses of the targets of north vietnam am. in 10 minutes i'm going over with the chiefs the final work on this. we have pictures, number six ortiz, bomb loadings, everything's prepared -- numbers of sorties. i would describe this to the leaders simply indicating that -- your desire that we be fully prepared for what ever may develop here furthermore, we developed movement studies of any contingency forces required, air squadrons, etc. >> you go put this to paper. your enemy reads about it, the enemy thinks we are already taking off. obviously you got us in a war. i've got to be candid with you. >> i was going to start my remarks by that. >> as soon as those reports co

. >> he will get whacked and his political career is over and he will get whacked. >> thank you both for joining us. have a good weekend. >> thank you. >> new rules for patients who need pain killers like vica din. and why the feds are cracking down on the powerful drugs. >> and the ice bucket challenge goes wrong when firefighters try to help out college students. >> we walked up and it looked like an explosion and we saw one guy fall and the other guy started screaming. you do a lot of things great. but parallel parking isn't one of them. you're either too far from the curb. or too close to other cars... it's just a matter of time until you rip some guy's bumper off. so, here are your choices: take the bus. or get liberty mutual insurance. for drivers with accident forgiveness, liberty mutual won't raise your rates due to your first accident. see car insurance in a whole new light. call liberty mutual insurance. >>> welcome back. horrible story here. four firefighters in kentucky injured while trying to douse college students with water for that als ice bucket challenge. the fire t

criticism of a wantonly lawless unit lateral action on immigration or criticism, will seem like another whack job impeachment call. >> i read the column but here is the problem. he dismissed sarah palin as someone who is creatively crying for attention, surprise, surprise, as though she has no major role but she was on a presidential ticket. >> it is not just figures on the spring. there have been a number of republican congressmen who talked impeachment and i showed theally of the number three republican in the house of representatives could have said to credit wallace, that is crazy, but he kept turning the question and pointing out the white house. >> abc got the headline right, that impeachment talks tea party introduced it and democrats co-opposited it. there is blame to go around. both parties are having a field day as the media. >> the house of representatives voted to authorize a lawsuit against president obama for exceeding his authority on on on obamacare. is this taking our focus off of this president and the congress who have done nothing? >> we love to cover a fight like this. it

. >> they told me if i don't do it, if i don't do the right thing and whack the guy, i would be whackedarted seeing that they asked people to do stuff that they wouldn't do themselves, and they're playing people as a puppet and that's what basically they are, puppet masters. i'm not a puppet. >> one of the things i noticed in the transitional housing unit, there's a real mix of prisoners, people that previously on the page yard would have been trying to kill each other. now we're all mixing -- there were books, counselling sessions, a much less tense atmosphere from the rest of the prison. the irony, though, is that some of them still carry this weight of being snitches, of having divulged information to the prison authorities. >> i just seen a lot of the people that were involved with the nazi low riders starting to debrief. i used to look down on it, because i grew up thinking that child molesters, rapers and snitches were all in the same category. >> many of them still were a little bit uncomfortable with that idea, especially uncomfortable about having to give over their protection

. >>> i checked some of the intercomments about it online, sad, terrible and whacked.e it. >> let the guy do his job and keep picking on him. >> we had a little bit of a who wore it better. split screen we'll show you between president obama and this guy, dr. roberto cavalli. who wore it better? >> i win. i like this. it's not whacked. it's not terrible. it's not sad. >> you are never any of those things, ron. just for the record. >> thank you. at least not because of what i wear. >> right, exactly. never for any reason. just to be clear. >>> nasa car stonestreet stewart will be back on the track for his first race since this now infamous incident three weeks ago. you may remember this. he hit and killed a fellow driver after weeks in seclusion stewart came to the cameras frying showing a side of himself we rarely get to see and gio benitez is on the story. >> reporter: this morning an emotional tony stewart is trying to push past the crash that killed 20-year-old racer kevin ward jr. on a dirt track in upstate new york. >> this has been one of the toughest tragedies i

talking about a 5-year-old at a party with a pinata, has a stick, whacking at it, trying to get to the delicious candy. the boy's -- whatever, i'm not proceeding with this. i'm getting the candy. whatever. you know what? i'm done. >> [ bleep ] >> he's doing kicks, punches. full on fight. >> oh, people are lining up. >> he wanted the candy for everybody else. >> of course he did. what he did was fantastic. he improvised. >> hey! >>> another adorable video. what was a car wash was a free concert. this is a giant bucket. see that adorable girl in it? she grabs the hose with the nozzle on it. that's now the microphone. as you can tell in the background, when the love runs out is playing, and she's grooving in the bucket. ♪ i've got my mind made up ♪ and i can't let go >> watch when she's done. time to show off the moves. >> oh, my gosh, i love this. she's really performing. she's going to be a performer when she grows up. >> no doubt. >>> if you tread lightly, you might be able to -- >> get this, a restored 1990 range rover. >> how a charitable bid gets you a ride and an adventure. >>> thi

gwen: it is like foreign policy whack a mole. if it is not israel, it is afghanistan. if it is not ukraine, it is russia. return to military action in iraq. old disputes and new dilemmas u.s.he tonight on "washington week." >> earlier this week one iraqi area cried to the world there is no one coming to help. well, today america is coming to help. hold.but the center won't in iraq a war thought over springs back to life. have the unique capabilities to help avert a unitede i believe the waits of states of america cannot turn a eye. >> and. in israel and gaza another seize

you could hear the whack. 65 people were sent to the hospital. it was the most brutal and violent thing i had ever witnessed in my life up until then. and continues to be the most brutal and violent thing i have ever witnessed in my life. >> we think of the anti-vietnam protests with kent state as the capstone, as this era of violent protest in the united states. but there was a day on which those protests became violent. and it was something that happened specifically because of the way those protests were policed. at madison, wisconsin, that was the first major violence at an anti-vietnam war protest. politically, people did not like the protests. they wanted them not to happen. the university came under pressure to try to make the protests go away. so instead of letting the protests be handled by the campus police that had a good relationship with students, police officers speaking with students on relatively easy terms, the campus police didn't wear riot gear. they didn't even carry weapons in most cases. they had been handling it up until th

it's not whacked. it's not terrible.d. >> yes. >> you are never any of those things, ron. >> thank you. >> just for the record. >> thank you. >> thank you, ron. >> at least not because of what i wear. >> right, exactly. exactly. never for any reason. just to be clear. >>> nascar star tony stewart will be back on the track for his first race since this now infamous incident three weeks ago. you may remember this. he hit and killed a fellow driver. after weeks in seclusion stewart came to the cameras on friday showing a side of himself we rarely get to see, and abc's gio benitez is on the story. >> reporter: this morning an emotional tony stewart is trying to push past the crash that killed 20-year-old racer kevin ward jr. on a dirt track in upstate new york. >> this has been one of the toughest tragedies i've ever had to deal with both professionally and personally. >> this is his first public appearance following the accident. that video still hard to watch. ward getting out of his car after an initial accident apparentl

all day long, you just hear whack, whack, whack.g whacked and they're screaming and yelling. >> curtis' family, now gathering at his mother's cambridge, massachusetts, home. the news from theo so far, positive. >> we've heard that his health appears good. so that was very encouraging. >> reporter: but videos of curtis in captivity released over the last few months showed him in an agitated state. >> my name is peter theo curtis. i am a journalist from the city of boston, massachusetts. >> then a week ago, everything changed. the shocking public killing of journalist james foley by isis, an al nusra front rival, may have pushed the government of qatar to step up negotiations for curtis' release. no word on whether a ransom was paid. >> after foley, the qataris probably moved very fast. they wanted to show a victory. they needed to. because if this -- if it goes really bad, syria and iraq, the qataris do not want to be blamed for this. >> reporter: now his family, his friends prepare for curtis' return. one of his favorite things, roa

you could hear the whack. 65 people were sent to the hospital. it was the most brutal and violent thing i had ever witnessed in my life up until then. and continues to be the most brutal and violent thing i have ever witnessed in my life. >> we think of the anti-vietnam protests with kent state as the capstone, as this era of violent protest in the united states. but there was a day on which those protests became violent. and it was something that happened specifically because of the way those protests were policed. at madison, wisconsin, that was the first major violence at an anti-vietnam war protest. politically, people did not like the protests. they wanted them not to happen. the university came under pressure to try to make the protests go away. so instead of letting the protests be handled by the campus police that had a good relationship with students, police officers speaking with students on relatively easy terms, the campus police didn't wear riot gear. they didn't even carry weapons in most cases. they had been handling it up until th

the hill from fisherman's wharf that fascinates people or the sight of hundreds of temporary weed-whacking gardeners? >> they probably thought it was like something special a long time ago. >> reporter: but soon this empty reservoir will be special again. >> the vision is it's going to become a city park. >> reporter: jefferson and a group of citizens convinced the city to transform this land into open space. >> it will be green. there will be trees, viewing corridors, places for kids to play. >> reporter: last week, the board of supervisors officially transferred the reservoir from public utilities to the parks department. it will be the biggest new park in san francisco in decades. >> the city population continues to grow and we become more and more dense. we need open space as much as ever. >> reporter: so far jefferson's group has raids $9 million of the $11 million needed to do the work which will take several years. >> this is going to serve so many different people across the city. >> reporter: in a way that's long overdue. >> i think that its destiny was always that. >> reporter: a

that is probably why the share prices have taken a bit of a whacked today. -- whack today.rpreting this as the end to the process. now we have to analyze golfer beatty on alfour standalone basis. it does not have a chief executive. it has not had one since the last one stood down. profits are tumbling, they keep on tumbling. profits are down by 50%, more than 50%. illion is seeing profit take up. -- tick up. has reallytty struggled on its own. that is part of the irony. they have not made the most of the uptick in construction. managing wel been l. , they haveloundered had problems in australia. they have had a management reshuffle. they have had serious project issues back at home. this company has to wonder where its future lies. carillion has made it much transition into the services area and maintaining buildings rather than just building them. 5:00 p.m. is the deadline and i'm not sure they will get there in time. >> now i will attempt an awkward segue. numbers poured out today from the russian beer market. they are helping to provide a reading on the geopolitical turm

other folks, the republicans in particular say, enough with all these sort of tweaking things and whack-a-mole when they do that, let's reform the corporate tax system altogether, lower the u.s. rate, broaden the base to capture that revenue we're losing and move to a system where we don't tax incomes based on the income no matter where they earn it. >> how did warren buffett, who i think of as an ally of president obama's effort to try to talk about equity in taxation, how did he get involved in this deal and is he a little bit of a turncoat kind of here in this? >> buffett, the one who was obama's favorite multimillionaire, calling for higher taxes on the rich, now involved in a tax reduction scheme he came by this through -- for different reasons. he had a pre-existing relationship with a private equity company, a brazilian company, that controls burger king and is steering this buyout. the brazilian company needed financing and offered buffett a chance to buy special shares and pay a high dividend to finance it. is he being a hypocrite? i would say no. he's always said he doesn't think he

. >> like whack a mole.. works sort of. you tryy to fix it, and another thing pops up.le are aware of barbaric behavior, if there is something short-term you can get people to rally about, it goi against this group in a coordinated fashion. >> nuri maliki backed a democratic state io a regime that was politized. abadi a body hadr could gove a healthier iraqi state. that does not mean it will not be at war with the sunni arab and sunni turkmen community, and with othther elements within the shia community, and it does not mean it is not going to have a terribly difficult time staying out of the iranian regime's orbit. >> some of the best opportunity will be t of the gate. much as an american president has liberties early on to make her breast, we are going to see early how well this new government is going to fororm up inside iq. >> the discussion continues when our roundtable returns. they sure to go online to defensenews.com for more informatfoion. herbalife has vitamin supplements for the whole family. i use herbalife energy drinks before a long workout. i use the pro

the kurdish militia said they were instructed to pull whack to areas where they could regroup. >> we are waiting for the president's orders to attack them. we are not going to let them get away. we'll kill them, wound them or arrest them. it remains to be seen if the kurdish fighters are strong enough to fight. >> a calafat was declared by islamic state. in their latest offensive, against the kurdish fighters, they took control of not only several towns, but three oil refineries, and new maps published by the is shows kurdistan as part of the calafat, making it unclear where the push to the north will stop. >>> egypt's tunisia and libya reached on agreement to evacuate egyptians fleeing the violence in libya. egypt's foreign minister went to the border to assess the situation. thaws ands have been left stranded on the borders. many others left. including filipinos working in the oil industry. we have their story. >> they are part of the 600 filipino workers repatriated from libya since july. the philippine government called for mandatory evacuations after a worker was beheaded and a

that's why i whacked here alone -- walked here alone. i have three children. i have not seen my three children or husband since then. >> u.s. air strikes conditioned not far from erbil to beat back islamic state fighters. they are threatening the kurdish capital. kurdish forces lost jer lewda in between baghdad and the kurdish territories. they held the city, but the forces were forced to withdraw and handed back to the islamic state group. fierce fighting all along the 1,000km border between kurdish territories and ricky central government territory backed by the u.s. and iraqi strikes. the focus conditions on backing the civilians. several thousand of them have been able to walk down the mountain. we have spoken to some. they tell stories of women dying in childbirth. a doctor believes up to 1,000 of them died there. political battle lines are drawn with prime minister nouri al-maliki making clear that he is not going to step down. there's an ongoing battle between nouri al-maliki, who believes that he is entitled to a third term as prime minister, and a gro

detroit got whacked by some serious rain. check this out. five inches of it fell on monday.was a huge problem. truck drivers needed to be rescued. >> how is that truck even moving? >> i don't know. >> the water proved too much for that truck. usually they know not to go where they're not -- >> buses just plowing through. >> they come down so fast or are the folks attempting to go through the high watter? >> that's what happens when you try to go through the high water. you end up pushing your car. >> turn around, don't drown. we say that a million times. people have to listen or don't listen. >> learn the hard way. >> that rainfall in detroit was epic. the records go back to the 1800s. so since 1800, this was the second rainiest day in detroit city's history. it was no wonder why almost all the freeways were flooded out and closed at one portion of the day. a lot of that water receded. over 4 1/2 inches of rain in one day. so that slow moving rain soaker now moved into upstate new york, central pennsylvania. it's been raining overnight a lot in pittsburgh to state college, p

gwen: it is like foreign policy whack a mole. if it is not israel, it is afghanistan. if it is not ukraine, it is russia. tonight a return to military action in iraq. old disputes and new dilemmas for the u.s. tonight on "washington week." >> earlier this week one iraqi in the area cried to the world there is no one coming to help. well, today america is coming to help. gwen: but the center won't hold. in iraq a war thought over springs back to life. >> when we have the unique capabilities to help avert a massacre i believe the waits of united states of america cannot turn a blind eye. >> and. gwen: and in israel and gaza another seize fire gives way. >> the suffering in georgia standings andgaza mustend. gwen: america, always the man in the middle, whether americans like it or not. covering the week, michael crawly chief foreign affairs correspondent for time magazine. doyle mcmanus, columnist for the los angeles times. amy walter and nancy youcef. award winning reporting and analysis. covering history as it happens live from our nation's capital this is "washington w

. >>> well, back here at home detroit got whacked by some serious rain. five inches of it fell monday. flash flooding was a huge problem. trapped drivers needed to be rescued. the high water proved too much for one trucker. nbc meteorologist bill karins is here. >> what's wrong? stay out of the water. >> yeah, exactly. >> yeah. detroit, it wasn't just your average rainn. it was insanely -- records go back to the late 1800s, and it was the second rainiest day in their history. that's a very substantial record. 4.5 inches of rain. the all time record was only 1800ths more. every single highway was closed. let's go back to the west. it was as advertised. in the oven day from boys where i to medford, portland to seattle. the temperatures were in the mid to upper 90s. believe it or not, though, not many record highs. record high today was 102 in portland. didn't quite get there. today another day of watching a lot of large fires. 37 large fires burning. specifically northern california and the pacific northwest. red flag warnings in pink are widespread today.

uneven pavement which shows a manhole covers remain raised and that can knock your front end out of the whack. erika, back over to you. >>> well, it is finally here, philadelphia taney dragons take on vegas just two wins away from the little league world series championship game. >> vegas does look to be the real deal so it will be a real challenge for the dragons and no doubt focus will be on their star pitcher mone davis. look at that incredible. she's making history as first little leaguer on the cover of the sports illustrated. the 13 year-old pitching ace has a mean fast ball, nasty curve ball and amazing amount of confidence. cbs-3's pat ciarrocchi sat down with mone's mom who tells us her daughter isn't just a star at baseball but she dominates basketball and soccer as well. now with this new national attention everybody knows about her unbelievable talents. >> i'm saying word cannot explain. i'm not scared. i'm more nervous for her. i believe so because like i said, philadelphia knew about mone but whole world know about mone now. i just want her to be a normal child. >> mone says tha

.  gwen: it is like foreign policy whack a mole. if it is not israel, it is afghanistan. if it is not ukraine, it is russia. return to military action in iraq. old disputes and new dilemmas u.s.he tonight on "washington week." >> earlier this week one iraqi area cried to the world there is no one coming to help. well, today america is coming to help. hold.but the center won't in iraq a war thought over springs back to life. have the unique capabilities to help avert a unitede i believe the waits of states of america cannot turn a eye. >> and. gwen: and

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mcginnis, lead and iron filled the air as the snowflakes private nelson said the army seemed to melt away whack of frosts in july. alabama brigade want, the infantry simply tour the yankees to pieces confederate general said it was not work. it was murdered. after a few hours the attacks were suspended. the union lost about 5,000 men and one hour heavy artillery lost more than 400 men in 20 minutes rebel losses were small. days afterward they found a bloodstained diary. the diaries final entry read june 3rd. i was killed attempted no further attacks. the army's settled into a 10-mile front incessant artillery and sniper fire eerily for shattered. killed or wounded during the daytime on june 12th he stole another march. his army maneuver down to the james river and crossed on the 2100-foot long pontoon bridge a simple but army engineers. grant intended to capture petersburg before lee could get their him, but the yankees were to slow and boggled the operation. when they did attack enforce these men had arrived. crack loss 11,000 men to a futile attacks and rebel fortification. there would be ple

the broadly one wants to go back to the beginning and seems out of whack with the beginnings. nevertheless are the koch brothers really does the only other the only big financiers on the right absolutely and just be clear our film citizen koch it's untitled citizen koch and it deals with some of the political operations of the koch brothers but there are people on both sides who are exploiting these loopholes in very sinister ways and i view the reason i use the word sinister is i think it really undermines the intent of our democracy that people are empowered to create their own lives and to elect the people that represent their interests and so the citizens united decision in a whole series of supreme court decisions and its aftermath have made it easier for people on both sides to spend money and it takes away the voice of the rest of us is there a liberal tell them apart. well you know i think every. spending group is a little bit different you know the right in the tea party likes to point their finger at george soros and and tom styer and you know look the amount of mone

injury, jim harbaugh may want to see a little bit of collin kaepernick because the offense looks out of whackht now. niners with back up leading for best drive of the preseason. >> i caught a lot of heat for that last year and never lost confidence i knew i was capable of catching a football. it's just a little thing just comes out of focus he seeing the ball. you know, makes all the difference if you just do that. >> college football kicks off this week, on saturday, cal visiting northwestern and stanford hosting ucht c davis. san jose state will hit the field thursday, thursday at home against north dakota. the job will go to blake jurich. so how does he feel? >> just nerves you know? i have been preparing and i think i'm ready to go. >> i think blake has been concities stent, has done a nice job. and making good decisions with the ball. and that are important in deciding the position. >> a's have another big series coming up in anaheim in a few days between now and then, three games in houston. and good seats are available. and into the 4th, here it comes and there it goes. a's in the sixt

would really be successful in the kremlin because people there to really believe that if they're whacked which is trying to turn back the clock on russia by isolating russia i want he should also be talking to some of the western leaders and trying to change die that course of action instead and into the is that when president putin got reelected that i feel that he he felt sidey ostracized by west lead snow not welcomed in the way did that somebody has just been elected should have been welcomed. and i think you know their faults on both sides but you know our leaders should be big enough to to write about possible disagreements between leaders about the other countries and that should be in the interest of all the people. and i think that you know that you know it is important that you know president obama that. angela merkel confusion you know that you know we get back to a situation where they can embrace genuinely that they can sit down like a family. has opinions and they try to work out their differences of opinion from a. sect that sometimes you will have differences of opinions

and you know i wanted to take a whack at it. hopefully it turned out okay. >> host: so tell me a little bit about the background of you meeting him. obviously you were a reporter for nbc for a lot of years. >> guest: the press' impression of neal was he was like a wet blanket. he stayed in the back and didn't say much. he wasn't outgoing. i just knew him like i knew you. it wasn't special until the morning in howard johnsons where we talked about loosing two children. i was covering the launches since april of '58. i didn't set out to do it put i wound up covering every flight my american astronauts. there have been 166 of them. if you look on the cover of the inside of the book you will see a picture of me on the air when neal crossed the moon. you can see neal stepping off on to the surface of the moon. i knew him well by then and he told things that were not in that book. i will not break that confide e confidence. we had a working agreement. being a reporter, if i say to you and i sit down and talk, the discussion isn't off