he has become the leading most vocal defender not just of edward snowden but chelsea manning and other whistleblowers. the reason he said he does that and he's devoted to doing it even though he's now 83 is because he said every single thing that they say about edward snowden and chelsea manning every single thing was said about me.

they played chelsea in the finals in the finals of the final score was 3-1. they will play the chief rivals, real madrid. they play late on wednesday in the next they played late on wednesday in the capital -- they played late on wednesday in the capital. >> atletico madrid can hardly believe it, for the first time in 40 years they have made it to the finals and this is the first time that two clubs from the same city face-off for the champions league trophy. >> for majority, it is important to support capitalist europe. i bet that real madrid is getting nervous. this is a sign -- >> i have never felt so much joy in my life. we are in the european final and after 40 years everything is perfect. >> nobody is surprised to see real madrid, one of the richest clubs in the world in the finals. but they have -- atletico has the spirit of the underdog. >> this is a theme, we are not like real madrid or barcelona with big players or individuals. we are a single unit. >> being proud of atletico madrid --this is in your blood. >> they have arty stunned fans at home. wi

sometimes people just say "hi, chelsea." sometimes people come up and ask me questions about health care or something else. >> jimmy: it happens to me all the time. [ laughter ] >> i mean, you're now an authority since you had the first lady on. >> jimmy: yeah. i totally know, exactly. yeah. >> so, i hope you direct everyone to healthcare.gov. >> jimmy: i told everyone to go there. >> awesome. >> jimmy: don't ask me those questions, yeah. go to healthcare.gov. >> great. thank you. >> jimmy: yeah, no problem. >> to the authority. >> jimmy: yeah. actually, when i ran into you we were at a charity event for victims of hurricane sandy and we were backstage just talking about stuff. you turned me on to this korean restaurant. do you remember this? >> i do remember this. >> jimmy: what was the name of the place? >> kum gang san. >> jimmy: kum gang san, yeah. i went there. i went there with my wife. i don't know if i'll be allowed back. it's the best food. >> what did you do? >> jimmy: well, it's not -- my wife. she did it. [ laugh

after chelsea's he namation on monday. he claimed that chelsea weren't set up to play football. he hit back saying the 23-year-old belgian wasn't willing to put everything on the line to help his teammates. >> he is the kind of plier that he's not so mentally ready to look back to his left back and to leave his life for him. so when the comment came from a player like -- like eden, is normal, because he -- he is not the kind of player ready to -- to sacrifice himself 100% for the team and the mates. >> reporter: chelsea hosts [ inaudible ] before that man city could go to the top of the league with a win. the boss adamant his side won't buckle under the pressure. >> every time that you are fighting for a title the pressure is the same of course, and when you have one or two games just to play, the pressure is always increasing, so i think it's very important, but vrp positive pressure, not a negative pressure, so i am sure that the players will manage the pressure and will try to win the title and for that it is very impor

her. >> oh, my god, chelsea. sexy gram. ♪ >> is that a stripper saxophone player? >> that's sergio, known as the sexy sax man. ♪ >> what made him super famous on-line was this video of him going all over the place from laundromats to fast food restaurants to malls playing "careless whisper." >> the girl whose birthday it was chelsea liked this guy so much they hired him? >> they hired him. all pitched in to pay for him to come to the restaurant where she was having dinner at in glendale, california. >> this is fantastic. >> the original video, he got kicked out of a bunch of places and in this one, he walks out like he was being escorted out as well. >> that's a great birthday surprise. >> yes, it is. >> wonder how much that costs? >> you can e-mail him if you would like. his e-mail is there for hire. >> i would like him to saxy surprise you guys. >> i like that outfit. halloween costume. >> it's really cool. >> that's a good steven halloween costume. >> that's it for "rtm." we'll see you next time, everybody

the players lived a blessed weekend when they lost at home to chelsea. a vastly inferior goal difference. and a transformation. >> i know how difficult the job is when you come -- [indiscernible] but the job is the same. you have to stay in the league. i think he has done an outstanding job for the team. i watched them recently, and they defend very well. they have this bead that can hurt. a real spirit amongst them. a very outstanding job. it has been a great effort. >> steven gerrard will be eager to make up for his defensive slip that cost a goal against chelsea. daniel did not train during the week but is expected to be fit for play. the title race is holding up in spain again after a remarkable weekend in which none of the top three sides won. madrid suffered a shock defeat. barcelona drew. and facing the final day of the season. carlos celebrated his second career title yesterday when he produced a stirring comeback to the top of the top seed thomas berdych near lisbon. the first set was a disaster for berdych, won he would like to forget. the only

chelsea won this year beating fuller. one of several players on that norwich team hankering for action now. you mentioned the first half and a few people this year, josh murphy on the bench once again today. a possible knee problem, that's why he went off. back with john ruddy. redmo redmond, hitten by arteta, back to reading. four ahead of him here for norwich, moving past ar tet a. loza. nathan redmond. >> after looking for that second goal, for the first time looking down you saw on the counter pretty wild finish. half and half you go. he's being called back by the arsenal bench after just having warmed up so it looks as though his return is imminent for arsenal which is great for our club. there's loza chasing once again. heading towards lukasz fabianski. giroud, ozil to his left. arsenal may do it with the a throw. ozil. ramsey went down but no foul there against johnson. ozil has picked that from gibbs. arteta, ozil, now lukas podolski doing well to maintain possession there. podolski's shot, it's a special goal for

he criticised mourinho's tactic claiming that chelsea were not set up to play football. mourinho hit back saying the 23-year-old belgium, the young player of the year, was not willing to put everything on the line to help his team-mates. >> he is the kind of player that is not so mentally ready to look back and live his life for him. when the comments come from a player like eden, it is normal because he is not the kind of player ready to sacrifice himself 100% for the tam and the -- team and the mates. >> chelsea plays norwich. before that mann city could go top with a win over fifth placed team. they are adamant their side will not buckle. if they win all three city will be champions for the second time in three seasons. atletico qualifies for the champion's league for the first time in 16 years, winning in the only premier league game on friday. there was a party atmosphere. the visiting ball bowa fans parliamentary secretaried to see the -- expected to see the team confirm the champion's league qualifications. >> the game was late as officials had to clear confetti o

chelsea briganti and jennifer love. with the memorial day weather a little hot to handle, i will speak to the founder of an ice bar. it will keep you hydrated and cold. later on, the owner of a new york city jazz club talks about the popularity for jazz falling all stop this is "taking stock." ♪ >> meteorologists have forecasted that the summer will be one of the hottest on record beentop how you keep cool in a bargain is made entirely of ice? bar that is made entirely of ice? has foure bar locations throughout the united states. i am joined now by cofounder this is "taking stock" for tuesday, may 27th, 2014. -- this is "taking stock" for tuesday, .ay 27th, 2014. -- craig ling thank you very much for being here. >> it is great to be here. trajectory of starting on ice bar in new zealand. >> it started as a joke. we built a temporary ice bar for america's cup. people went crazy. we tried to take it down in three months and he continually grew and grew. we opened a second location. that group. then we outgrew ourselves

we now have chelsea on it the academy of art has had at least 4 lawyers from a law firm. they've gone through 20 planning consultants the only ones that are being disregards it the public which has lost hundreds of units of housing. i want to tell you again, the amount of housing that is in dedicated to the academy of art students is monumental there's not one unit you have housing >> thank you. >> thank you. >> kevin san francisco information clooerg house i'd like to support sue hesters request are for the commission as opposed to schedule on action item on the subject. in the intervening decade and a half this issue has been before the department our department and you as a commission have amended the housing element of the general plan twice. and both of those amendments you articulate the primary objective and policy of the housing element of the general plan is the preservation and this is an affordable housing issue that is unclear to me how many hundreds of units have been illegal converted and i believe it's unclear to you. the housing element now stipulates that

. >> the show gardens here in chelsea gets a lot of attention. i'm going to introduce you to designers, the brother who is designed the night sky garden. tell us what it's about. >> it's based on the night sky theme back where we live. international sky state in the ward. in dark areas you can see stars really well. we wanted to bring that here. >> you've got all these elements around you. the meteors that have fallen. what's next? >> two black reflection pools resemble black holes. it is the boundary and planting around. >> even the color, blues, whites, like the milky way drifting through the garden. >> it's supposed to show the feeling of the garden. >> one of the things you were thinking of children who have have learning difficulties or autistic who need space to be calm and reflect? >> yeah. the first thing we're going to work with is giving the building to beachwood autistic college so they can have an outdoor learning system. we're going to work with them to create a space where they can get away in a natural and calming -- allows them to

. >> after the break, phyllis and i head to the galleries in new york's chelsea district to test my eye. >> "pursuits" is presented in collaboration with bloomberg magazine's fall issue, on sale now. ♪ >> it is an insider's tour of chelsea. we are exploring manhattan's hottest galleries. >> we are looking at a 1975 painting by roy lichtenstein. >> i am having a hard time seeing it. what is the price? >> this is $3.5 million. >> i like the silver paint. but aesthetically, it is not like something i look at and say wow, this is worth millions of dollars. it is lines and looks like something who was a text tile artist could come up with. >> so you see it more as design than as art. i would challenge that, but we will keep looking. >> next we hit gagosian, the world's largest fine art dealer, and we get a backstage tour of the new york exhibition as it is going up. >> this is a german contemporary artist who began in the 1960's in east germany behind the iron curtain. >> any idea what it costs? >> between $600,000 and $800,000. >> if i were your client, what would you advise me? >> i woul

her son happens to be married to chelsea clinton. chelsea is now expecting a baby. >> mark and i are very excited. >> reporter: and her mom may be running for president. >> your son has married into a political dynasty. what is that like? >> it's surprisingly normal. >> reporter: that depends on how you define normal, because the back story of the two families is anything but. >> i'm not saying vote for her because 20 years ago she saved the economy. >> reporter: she also saved clinton's presidency. it was 1993, clinton's defining economic plan was on the house floor and about to die. >> republicans were high-fiving saying it's going down. >> reporter: she was a holdout, a philadelphia freshman who had won by just over 1,000 votes. >> a lot of democrats were talking about changing their vote. >> reporter: that's when the president called. >> and i said, and i will only be your last vote. i know how important this is. >> reporter: he hung up and then watched her from the white house. >> we all gather around this little one-foot, 13-in

chelsea handler is leaving her show, "chelsea lately", at the end of her contract in august. she will wrap her seventh year on the "e" network with a month of special episodes and surprise guests, leading up to the live series finale. quentin tarantino and uma thurman are now an item! i have been saying this for years. he is upset with her. tarantino directed thurman in the movie "pulp fiction"... now "us weekly" reports that the two have taken their relationship to the next level. thurman split from her on- again, off-again fiance arpad busson in april. i have the same theory about woody allen and mira sorvino. i know it's not my best day to barbeque but it's coming out. >> it's a bit cool for the barbecue but today 71 degrees. as long as you bring in food for the rest of the crew do it. 72 by the afternoon sunshine today. to was 77. saturday we hit 80 degrees. sunday 85 degrees. chance of showers and storms to complete the weekend. monday tuesday wednesday it will be hot but good chance of showers monday and tuesday. >> at 63rd and halsted we have an accident blocking the e

and the champions league upset that led to the madrid surge cost chelsea yesterday three one final score in the return leg of the chat the semifinals to meet their local rivals rio madrid in the finals. sarah morris and spain as the trees dominate europe. ukrainian authorities are gradually losing control of the east of the country about a dozen towns are no partly controlled by pro russian troops on wednesday the armed separatists these government buildings that were lifted and assessed the government has put the army on maximum alert was unclear what if anything that might change that was her riches and in its key reports on the gradual takeover of strategic sites. you're witnessing be a gradual slipping away at the control of the of the end of the situation here at least two major regions of the east of ukraine and god's creature and i were i was yesterday and said that and yet speech where i am right now effectively what we see is the same scenario repeated itself in town after town as they fall into the hands except that it's a separate issue of ours taking control of strategic buil

he criticized morino's tactic claiming chelsea weren't set up to play football. but he said the 23-year-old belgium named the young player of the year wasn't willing to put everything on the line to help his teammates. >> he is the kind of player that is not so mentally ready to look back to his left back and to live his life for him. when the comments came from a player like evan is normal because he is not the kind of player really to sacrifice himself 100% for the team and for the mates >> chelsea host, man city could win a 5th place everton and pel gre three games left for them in the season. win all 3 and city will be champions for a second time in three seasons. west ham and london rival spurs got saturday's action started on goal. downing, free kick, giving the hammers a 2-nil win. manchester united continue their place for a europa league place. they have sundayer land out of the relegation zone only on goal difference. cardiff, newcastle. fulham on the road at stoke city. over in spain, the pressure is on champions barcelona, the second place catalans ne

chelsea, sharing the news at a clinton foundation event on empowering women. >> i just hope that i will be as good a mom to my child, and hopefully children, as my mom was to me. >> for "teen kids news," i'm rick leventhal, "fox news channel in the classroom." >> the famous astronomer galileo said that we can't understand the world around us without first understanding math. what galileo didn't say was that seeing math in action can be surprisingly fun. scott tells us more. >> the national museum of mathematics welcomes visitors of all ages seven days a week. >> they make, like, games, and you're learning and you don't even notice. >> so, people think that math is just about, you know, numbers and symbols all on a page and incomprehensible equations. and we wanted to show people the meaning behind the math. >> located on manhattan's east side, the museum is chock-full with all kinds of hands-on displays and activities. so, what are the five most interesting exhibits for teens here at the museum? >> well, come on, scott. how about i show you? >> all right. our first stop is the human tre

chelsea clinton is pregnant. why? because it's about hillary becoming president. there was a guy on fox who said hillary clinton deliberately knocked herself on the head so she wouldn't have to testify about benghazi. somebody said the shoe that was thrown was all staged. now you have lynne cheney saying stuff like this about this recent "vanity fair" article. she says i really wonder this isn't an effort on the clinton's part to get that story out of way. would "vanity fair" publish anything of monica lewinsky that hillary clinton wouldn't want in "vanity fair"? >> probably a fair question. >> they do care about gwyneth paltrow but probably don't care about hillary clinton. you know, look -- >> it's a crazy conspiracy theory? >> going to keep you off the blogs, first off, and secondly i would say, you know, i think timing is everything. i don't think they hate it that it's out now. i don't know that they could control that. they don't like being reminded. they know it's going to be part of the conversation. they'd be fooler n ee eish not over with. >> lynne chene

and heading to the champions league semi final action at political madrid took down chelsea were the one in their second leg to advance to the finals fernando torres is first half strike for chelsea was offset by coal supply and political psychiatry at the polls and move on to win now this sets up an all spanish championship if we had to let it go and grab a drink. taking place in lisbon portugal on the twenty fourth local tow. and to go to baseball. we fly over to the mlb where the los angeles dodgers reached the historic franchise milestone of ten thousand when its former cy young winner is at twenty two six solid innings without giving up an earned run with one or revision leading the ostensibly six four victory over the minnesota twins. doctors have now become the fourth d c reached a ten thousand when the milestone after the huge audience cops and the brakes and switching to the k b l and umpire was all folded and put in a headlock by a trunk and during the escape key again on wednesday and it raised concerns about security as well as the officiating is presumed that the fan was

chelsea have failed to win at home since the 8th of the april. that meant the blues -- means the blues are a point behind liverpool and man city, but they played the game and their title hopes could be ended if liverpool beat them on monday. they were in consolidated fourth place heading into the only goal of the game. >>> floyd mayweather jr. has won the welterweight division in las vegas. he struggled early on as mariana took the fight to him, but mayweather took control in the later rounds despite suffering a cut above his right eye. he scored the victory on a points decision. one judge called the fight a draw, while the other two give it to the american. with it he got the wba belt to add to his own wbc title. >> i got a cut early on in my career from a headbutt, but i told the fans, i told the people, everybody, that i wasn't going to do a lot of moving or fighting. i wanted to give the fans their money's worth and the people on pay-per-view their money's worth. that's what i did tonight. we fought, we fought. he's a hell of a competitor. >>

chelsea --oddle daughter chelsea is pregnant. we will have a sequel to "bad grandpa." question,ises the when a baby is born you give bill clinton a cigar? [laughter] you guys sound like you're on a roller coaster right now. they are all vowing to see who will win over the gop base. jeb bush says he is speaking about running. another bush might be in the white house. for our everytime 10 years surprise party for iraq? [laughter] as it stands right now, the republican presidential nominee will either be jeb bush, rand bag of flour with ronald reagan's face drawn on it. [laughter] asking, will donald trump run again? that thing ondoes his head in the woods. p in the woods. speaking of digestive systems, chris christie is here. eerie,ctually here tonight. -- forr, are a glutton punishment. they blocked the world george washington bridge. finally, a politician willing to stand up to america's commuter. jokes or sizeidge jokes? i know you like a combo platter. i get that. i am sorry for that joke. i did know -- did not know i was going to tell it. forke full responsibility i

her son happens to be married to chelsea clinton. chelsea is now expecting a baby. >> marc and i are very excited. >> reporter: and her mom may be running for president. your son has married into a political dynasty. what's that like? >> it's surprisingly normal. >> reporter: that depends on how you define normal. because the back story of the two families is anything but. >> i'm not coming here saying vote for her because 20 year ago she saved the economy. >> reporter: she also saved clinton's presidency. it was 1993. clinton's defining economic plan was on the house floor and about to die. >> the republicans were high fiving, saying it's going down. >> reporter: she was a holdout. a philadelphia freshman who had won by just over 1,000 votes. >> a lot of democrats were talking about changing their vote. >> reporter: that's when the president called. >> i said, i will only be your last vote. i know how important this is. >> reporter: he hung up and then watched her from the white house. >> we all gather around this little one-foot, y

we are a casual mediterranean eatery and our first location was in chelsea. we have another location in tribeca and last week we opened in union square. mus cant to say that hum spark a lot of emotional conversations. great in yourmus mind? >> it is so delicious. >> how do you make great hummus? >> we make everything every day fresh. soakedht before we have our chickpeas overnight and we get up and boil them. and then we put in the tahini and everything is made fresh every day. that is what sets us aside from places.from many other >> did you decide that hummus was going to be your lifeblood? >> it was my lifeline to eating. i grew up in my -- my father is from greece and it was a staple along with pita and many other things. growing up being a foodie and loving restaurants it was a dream of my mother's. and perfect timing. to -- comee to come gether and build our dream. >> what would you like to see happen with the company? >> being in new york city and having now where we have a lot of people that are knocking on our doors to invest and we have people wanti

>> i am a chelsea -- i'm a chelsea fan now that i've interviewed chelsea players. >> you went to meet four of the brazil players from chelsea. how was that? >> very exciting, wonderful people. they were talking about their experiences of growing up in brazil, their passion of football, what got them into football and where they are now, playing for their national team at home in the world cup. it was an amazing experience. a wonderful tune. >> the if we cross the probability of the market rallying after they win the world cup according to your model or likely to win the world cup, with the fundamentals right now, what do you think happens to the stock market? >> i think there's a good chance, there's been a bit of stability in brazil. there were fundamental problems that we heard before but i think they will win and hopefully that feeds through optimism in the 345shgette. >> you heard it here first, brazil is going to win. >>> in other sports news, malcolm glazer, the man who pioneered the takeover of manchester united football club has died at age 85. he was also the owner of the tam

unsure of what to do, chelsea calls her mom. >> and i'm talking to her on the phone, and she can hear the kids crying and screaming in the background. and she is freaking out because i'm losing cell service. so she doesn't know if i'm okay or if -- what is happening. >> stop the bus, just stop! >> i am stopping. >> okay. >> get in your seat. >> put the brake on. >> get in your seats and -- >> i felt like we weren't safe. i felt like this bus was going to tip over. i didn't know what was going to happen. >> several students begin begging the bus driver to let them off the bus. >> i'm going to puke. >> i got to bee, and i can't hold it any longer! >> we are going -- we are -- we are okay. >> now! >> will you open the door, please? >> fed up with the situation, grace decides to take action. >> i was like okay, we're rolling backwards. she can't control us. i'm not going let these kids die. so that's when i decided we need to open the back door and get them off. i'm not going to be locked on a bus and die. >> as soon as the bus comes to a stop, grace opens the door. >> she is like, we nee

. >> this is a letter of acceptance to chelsea saying that she -- from chelsea saying she will attend -- no, that's privileged. but look, the bad news is our only child is going off to college. the good news is, opens up another bedroom. >> that's a risky punch line, don. >> i know, but you have to remember the context of that one. not what you may be thinking. there was the campaign finance scandal going on. there was all this talk about the lincoln bedroom. that's what he's referring to there. >> how do you write a punch line that a president can really deliver well? >> first of all, it's like writing for television. these are group activities, right. you've got a bunch of nearly funny people who get together and start throwing jokes around and start maybe with the basic script. then of course somebody else's joke comes in and you know you can improve someone else's joke. then you put other things into it. the other thing that's happened over the years is a certain amount of physical humor has come into play. that speech, i remember "saturday night livsaturda "saturd it on "saturday

reporter chelsea perrick talked to a witness who saw the balloon's gondola burst into flames. >> the meadow event park is straight through the woods. >>reporter: carrie bradley was driving back from the grocery store friday evening when she and her two children spotted this image. >> it was the most horrific thing i have ever witnessed. >>reporter: her daughter snapped this photo of a hot air balloon on fire along luther glenn road >> it appeared that it was trying to land and there was another balloon in the way that was actually smoking as well, but it was already on the ground. >>reporter: state police tell cbs 6 the accident was first reported a little before 8:00 on friday night. police believe the balloon hit a power line after taking off at the mid-atlantic balloon festival. bradley says she saw two people jump out of the basket. >> and you could hear them screaming, please, dear god, sweet jesus help us, we're going to die, oh, my god, please help us, please help us. >>reporter: bradley also heard an explosion. >> so it was kind of like a pop, but when that happened, the bask

clinton, chelsea is now expecting a baby. and her mom may be running for president. >> your son has married into a political dynasty. what is that like? >> it is surprisingly normal. >> that depends on how you define normal. because the back story of the two families is anything but. >> i'm not saying vote for her because 20 years ago she saved the economy. >> she also saved clinton's presidency, it was 1993. clinton's defining economic plan was on the house floor and about to die. >> the republicans were high-fiving, saying it is going down. >> she was a holdout, a philadelphia freshman who had won by just over a thousand votes. >> a lot of democrats were talking about changing their vote. >> that is when the president called. >> and i said and i will only be your last vote. i know how important this is. >> he hung up and then watched her from the white house. >> as we all gather around this little one-foot 13 inch screen and watch the vote, she walked down the aisle and cast the vote. and republicans stood there and said go

. >> el chelsea quizo aguantar, pero se logrÓ el gol del empate. el niÑo torres anotaba, pero se venÍa encima, atletico de madrid comenzÓ a mandar y el turco se lleva la victoria tres a uno. >>vamos con el toque final, sucediÓ con el juego del softball femenino, donde este cachorro se llevÓ la pelicula. >> el bigotÓn, se fue porque le faltÓ el respeto a una mujer. >> dicen que fue con la podologa, pero habrÁ que ver la razÓn. >> ya van 18 tÉcnicos. >> por gabriel anuncia las nuevas fechas en sus conciertos, le adelantamos que tendrÁ que esperar varios meses. >> y recuerde que puede llamarnos al nÚmero pantalla para tener ayuda con sus hijos. lo atenderÁn gratis y el espaÑol hasta las siete. llnn >> ya recordamos que estamos viviendo en el Área de la bahia, temperatura solamente calurosas, vamos con el pronÓstico del tiempo. >> en el este sistema de baja presiÓn, continua cerca de los grandes lagos y por la circulaciÓn para el aire frÍo que al chocar con este aire caliente genera esta lÍnea de tormentas generando tornado dos

chelsea clinton's mother-in-law lost her bid to run for congress. she picked up only a quarter of the vote in her philadelphia democratic primary. that despite last minute campaigning by bill and hillary clinton. she was defeated by boyle. then, in the gubernatorial race, cnn projects tom wolf won the democratic primary after pumping millions of his own dollars in that race. he will face tom corbin in the fall. he is seen as vulnerable. >> so many election results to pour over. let's bring in paul steinhauser. the word we keep saying over and over and over again is establishment. a big, big night for the establishment. >> remember that "star wars" movie, "the empire strikes back." this year the establishment strikes back. you saw it in kentucky and georgia. the republican side, you saw it in oregon in the senate contest there and in idaho. you mentioned mike simpson in the house race. all these cases are where the establishment won over the tea party groups. how did they do it? they ran smart campaigns and got a lot of outside help. they spend $4 mi

private chelsea manning. once known as private bradley manning. was convicted of sending classified documents to wiki-leaks. she has asked for hormone therapy and to be able to live as a woman. the pentagon has now approved a transfer plan with the federal bureau of prisons, which provides treatment for transgender inmates. pop singer. justin bieber was last night in the san fernando bieber had allegedly tried to but is under police investigation tonight. heat shields are compromised. we have multiple failures. are those thrusters burning? that's a negative. what's that alarm? fuel cell two is down. i'm going to have to guide her in manually. this is very exciting. but i'm at my stop. come again? i'm watching this on the train. it's so hard to leave. good luck with everything. with the u-verse tv app, the u-verse revolves around you the u-verse revolves around you a's/white sox jim barnett visits the tv booth 13,826 drew pomeranz 2nd start of career sits down marcus semien who took the golden sombrera with 4 strike outs josh reddick switched to so

an insider's tour of chelsea. we're exploring manhattan's hottest galleries. >> we're looking at a 1975 painting by roy licten stein. >> i'm having a hard time seeing this. what's the price on this? >> yeah, this is $3.5 million. >> i like the silver paint, but it's not something i look at and say wow, it's worth millions of dollars. it's limed, it looks like someone a text tile design artist could come up with this. >> so you see it more as design than as art? i would challenge that, but we'll keep looking. >> next, we hit the world's largest fine art dealer, and we get a backstage tour of the new york exhibition as it's going up. >> this is a german contemporary artist who began in the 1960's in east germany behind the iron curtain. >> any idea what it costs? >> between $600,000-$800,000. >> if i were your client, what would you advise me? >> i'd say take your time to ook at these more than once. and decide how it holds. >> so it sounds like you're telling me not to buy it. >> i'm telling you to take your time.

. >>> chelsea stays to fight back at cardiff city. manchester united rallied to rescue a point at south hampton. no europe football for the first time since 1990. a dramatic final day cap capping a very thrilling premiere season. we have more. >> well, going into the final day of the premier league, this is the outcome in the position of dominance after a coupl coupf good weeks in the season. they got there, and west ham did not put up much resistence. bumanchester city swept them aw. the money that comes in from abu dhabi, but you have to say it's a triumph not only for the players, the fans but also the coach they brought in. manuel peligrini. he got the players behind him, he gave them confidence and you have the crucial thing in leaders, and that's a bit of luck. he held his nerve with that, and highways been playing a great style of football. it's very difficult to begrudge them the title. what they need to do now is take that domestic dominance into europe and get on the same wage as uefa. there is a fair pay issue. they have ov

he has become the leading most vocal defender not just of edward snowden but chelsea manning and other whistleblowers. the reason he said he does that and he's devoted to doing it even though he's now 83 is because he said every single thing that they say about edward snowden and chelsea manning every single thing was said about me. going to the congress in telling the american people through their elected representatives that daniel ellsberg was almost certainly a russian spy. the accusation was continuously made to officials before the supreme court that these disclosures would severely damage american security would risk the lives of men and women in uniform and in general undermined the security of the united states. it's now essentially consensus that all of that was fictitious. the disclosures that were made were noble and heroic and yet there's no conception at all when these accusations are made the fact that they have been made over and over again and disproven over and over again might mean that we have to have at least says journalists and iota of skepticism when those claim

he was accused of leaking wikileaks and he denied delivering the woman who has become chelsea. they asked for hormone therapy and it's not possible in a prison but it could be done in a military prison. >>> an incident took place monday according to the mvp. she folk to him and he demand had sheehan it over and when she refused he reached into her purse answer tried to grab it. no arrests have been made. >>> and tensions between the u.s. and russia over ukraine. >> they spent 188 days in orbit but the working relationship between the u.s. and russia may be ending and they will not allow on poured due to the crisis. >> and a dog is left on the street for days. >> why animal control says it was not able to respond. >> and who is that clip clocking over my bridge? there are theories about the spot selected for its new home. >>> good morning, we are still looking at a spot, we will tell you more about this area. >>> well, if you are controlling for a tea price he will show you this. . >>> a crash in richmond last night, we will tell you how neighbors tried to rescue her and the pow

. >> let's go to pennsylvania where chelsea clinton's mother-in-law lost. she picked up a quarter of the voters in the philadelphia district, a democratic district despite last minute campaigning for her by the clinton's. a businessman, tom wolf won the primary after pumping millions of his own dollars in that race. he will face tom corbett in the fall. corbett is one of the most vulnerable republicans in the country. >>> let's get straight to paul steinhauser to break down the results. as we were talking earlier in the show, ads coming out this morning about november, right? >> no doubt about it. the race is on. remember the "star wars" movie, "the empire strikes back," well, it was the republicans who struck back. the establishment candidates, the incumbents won out over the tea party backed candidates. that was not the case in 2010 and 2012 when they had big high profile wins in the primary. come november, they lost to democrats. republicans arguably lost five senate seats because of that. the establishment definitely striking back this time. how did the

and later in life, moved to chelsea. the area was filthy and quite dangerous. the river itself is flowing really fast back and forth. a very vigorous river. they tried to catch the real city at that time, what did it look like? you see him being very realistic , very careful, and very skillful. but we are slowly collecting and seeing a wide range of trends. it begins to appear in his work right to the 1860's. it is one of the great features of the century. it is very beautiful and shows the influence of japan. it becomes this eastern dream. this is the first time we were able to have the full range around a particular focus. i think it shows how interesting and important an artist he is. >> are great mcdonald on the stunning work. you can find much more on our website. thanks for watching and we will see you back here tomorrow. ♪ >> make sense of international news at bbc.com/news. >> funding of this presentation is made possible by the freeman foundation, newman's own foundation, giving all profits to charity and pursuing the common good for over 30 years, k

need entrepreneurs like chelsea robock because there are not enough. >> the private sector needs to come in and help us think at the u.s. government level how we can better leverage pretty scarce resources. >> today is an exciting day, because we're git be using the computer that i'm talking about. >> ro roebuck and his elite developed an expensive laptop. >> this is what we came one. to design these backpacks, we use the raspberry pie, which is a 35-dollar single board computer. and we used this in combination with our motorola laptop to put together our $100 laptop for an entire computer lab to teach students computer science and programming. >> you insert the sd card into the bottom of the raspberry pie. >> he's coming up with innovative ways to bring powerful coding to a young age group. >> i was especially interested in the frederick douglass academy, because they have a population that's often underrepresented in stem fields. the school is prominently african-american. >> a new study found that only 5% of black students scored above 50% in math this year. that's a small slice compa

in the former first family failing in their efforts to get chelsea's mother-in-law's elected to office in pennsylvania. marjorie margolis attracted just 27% of the vote and pennsylvania's race for the 13th district congressional seat despite numerous campaign appearances by both the former president and the former secretary of state. and senator mitch mcconnell is the big winner in the general election. using her democratic primary victory to try to distance herself from president obama. and of course from obamacare and harry reid. >> this is a frustrating time in our country. the economy is still struggling and people are working harder for less. here in kentucky, we feel it more than most. and it seems no matter how many elections we have, nothing gets better in washington, it only gets worse. los zetas because of the people at the top in both political parties. if we keep sending them back, nothing will change. no matter who the president is. i won't answer to them. lou: the leadership of the little parties, this could be a different kind of campaign than we expected. the latest pol

i'm coming to you from new york city's chelsea neighborhood. its five bedroom space has basis open floor plan and features an industrial kitchen and a lot of modern details, like exposed metal support beams and brick. now let's go to california with the spacious estate in brentwood. this home is complete with a beautiful courtyard, fireplace, and so much more. you will feel like you are living on a resort. hi, this is jerry golden welcome to this beautiful home in brentwood, california. to did aitect masterful job of building a home everyone says they want, high ceilings, large rooms, and this indoor outdoor flow is unbelievable. now this living room is money. you've got forward to ceiling glass, vaulted ceilings, these sliders that open up to the backyard. this is a huge room. hold the entire starting lineup of the lakers with elbow room. you know kitchens are the favorite part of the house. it is just a great place to lean. has a lot of great places to lean. it is an interesting design. all of the cabinets are italian. they are locally built.

it's not every day gnat chelsea manning gets good news. the one-time intelligence analyst is serving a 35-year sentence for security leaks. after funneling to wikileaks. he asked the army for transgender hormone therapy. chuck hagel has accepted a request to get manning into a civilian jail to get that treatment. i want to bring in one of chelsea manning's most notable supporters. he his reporting on edward snowden and the nsa won him awards. thank you so much for being here. great to see you. a 35-year sentence. is that what you think the future looks like for edward snowden? >> yes. that's one of the reasons that he won't. edward snowden faces at least that much were he to return. >> you would -- a fascinating detail in the book, at the top of the book. you spent months blowing him pauch you were getting e-mails from cincinnatus begging you to get encryption technology. owe met him in hong kong. he was playing with the rubik's cube. that was the james bond tip-off. >> the impression i had was he was probably in his 60s or 70s. he had acc