obama things we heard michelle obama say in 2008 will emerge. i think she's wired differently than hillary clinton. i think no one can doubt her dedication to working families, and i think she realizes that these midterms in 2014 are absolutely critical. african-americans need to vote. latinos need to vote. we know in midterms historically these demographic groups don't show up. >> you were there in '08, you were there in '12. we need you in '14. in terms of actually going out and campaigning from candidates, can we expect that? >> i think there are some places where you'll see candidates want michelle obama to come in for them. in some ways, there are a lot of states the democrats need if they'll hang on to the senate, places like georgia, luis nah, very high african-american turno turnout. >> she helps bring out the base without stirring up the backlash. >> potentially. >> on the other hand, one of her initial for rays, she did a fund-raiser for the women running for senate. natalie tennant attended the fund-raiserment they took a bit of backl

. >> the first ladies michelle obama and laura bush were at an event today for the spouses of african leaders who are in town this week. last week, michelle obama had much more to say about this subject when speaking to the young african leaders. >> generation after generation, we've been moving in the right direction, because of brave individuals who were willing to risk their jobs, their reputations, and even their lives to achieve equality. and it wasn't just brave women who made these sacrifices. it was also brave men, too. men who hired women. men who past laws to empower women. men who prosecuted other men who abused women. so to all the men, my brothers here today, i have a simple message, a simple message -- we need you to shake things up. [ applause ] too often women are fighting these battles alone. but men like you, progressive men who are already ahead of the curve on women's issues, you all are critically important to solving this problem. and that starts by doing a little introspection. and i say this not just to the 250 of you who are in the room today, but to men aroun

we can look at michelle obama's lovely garden at the white house, which is in direct terms really just a -- it's an assertion of egrayan virtue in a difficult time. she built it in 2009, right in the midst of the meltdown, which was caused by a lack of virtue in financial markets, which was actually caused by the overleveraging of houses, right? have to remember that jefferson died in enormous debt because he kept rebilling monticello to make it more perfect, and he was so mortgaged to british bankers that whole place had to be sold when he died and all of his slaves and families broken up. so mortgage debt is an old thing. real estate overreach is an old american habit. so, michelle obama, her response to, i think, that crisis, which was a moral crisis in a sense, was to go back to agrean roots. so it was bit with $200 of seeds and supplies and some school children's donated labor, and it wases about 1100 square feet, which pales in compare son to mr. jefferson's, which was 8,000 square feet of vegetable gardens in which he grew 350 kinds of vegetables 50, kinds of cabbages and 150 ki

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>> i want nutrition. >> michelle obama needs to lose the junk in the trunk. >> let's be honest. no french fries. that's all kale and carrots? i don't buy it. >> speaking as a guy who was overweight and lost 90 pounds a few years ago, i think we need all the help we can get to reduce obesity so i really wish talking heads would not controversiallize something as simple as nutrition advice. let's hone in on ablo. this is far from the last time that he's said something outrageous. in 2012 he suggested that vice president joe biden might have dementia and he said newt gingrich's three divorces might make him a strong president. i want to bring in dr. gail salt. gail, what responsibility do you think tv doctors have when it comes to talking about the health of others? >> i would argue a huge responsibility, that when you carry the label of m.d., and a psychiatrist is an m.d., they're an m.d. of the brain, of the mind for mental illness, you're putting forth the idea that you are going to act with integrity, you are going to go by frankly american psychiatric guidelines which is not t

another claims michelle obama single handedly took my school lunch and the vending machine. and a lad from atlanta says how about michelle obama quit worrying about the vending machines and start worrying about the lunches. obviously it is time to get down with the kids in another edition of -- >> welcome to teen corner with greg gutfeld. as always after the show i will be meeting all of the teens back in my tree house, and as always everything that will happen there will be our own little secret. susan, whose side are you on? you are into health, aren't you? >> but i have a teen. my teen very successfully started a sales market program and i didn't have ts give him an allowance anymore. >> he is learning entrepreneurial ship too? >> he is like a radical. she a radical capitalist. >> believe me, this boy was listening to the ramones when he was 2. >> that is a good kid. by the way, a 10-year anniversary coming up for johnny ramone next sunday. just thought i would throw that a out. game me, thanks for joining us -- jaime, thanks for joining us on teen corner. you were once e

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realistic overreaches an old american habit michele obama, response to that crisis which was a moral crisis was to go back and reassert agrarian roots. i think it was built with $200 of seed and supplies and some school children's donated labor. about 1100 sq. ft. which pales in comparison to mr. jefferson which was 80,000 square feet at in which she drew 350 tons of vegetables at the time. 150 kinds of fruit trees with a garden at the white house is a little bit less ambitious, but no less forceful a moral statement. at the same time, the interesting thing about that garden is that it is an assertion of a program, a set of beliefs. she went on sesame street and said we grow our own food in their use is to educate children and did the same year a farm bill came across her husband's desk that was just about $300 million which fundamentally supports the overproduction of soybeans and corn which we use to make africa's corn syrup which is what makes our children of peace to begin with. the obama's cannot really reconcile their version of what a garden is to put the notion of public poli

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. >>> can this seattle super bowl champ do what michelle obama could not? food for thought from the guy dishing it out. >>> a federal school lunch program, turns out the kids wouldn't eat the meals no matter what michelle obama said. maybe they need this guy to beat a little bit of eating sense into them. seattle seahawks quarterback russell wilson doesn't steam have a problem getting kids to eat right. in fact, he's teamed up with united way to make sure they do. i'm so glad you're on remote because, the camera adds a lot of weight. otherwise, i'm as thin as you are. how do you get kids to do this because that's easier said than done, apparently? >> well, neil, you think about this nation and every country. one out of five kids is looking for something to eat every day. and just in the state of washington and seattle area, one out of every four. so to be the national ambassador for the united way and the national football league and for the seattle seahawks and be a part of something very, very special, to feed the 1 millionth kid for the day was pretty aw

obama and barack obama. she lives in the white house. i mean, by that, she literally has a suite of rooms that she occupies permanently in the white house. she has a secret service detail. she eats with the president and first lady every night that they're in the white house. she goes on vacations with them. she goes to whatever meet showing wants to attend, and she carries the president's message to cabinet ministers and other people in the administration. there's been no one since harry hopkins, way back in the '40s, who has this kind of power. >> host: you write of her, from your book, saying she watched over him and made him feel safe. he was her special charge, the chosen one. she focused on him, doted on him, and devoted her entire life to him and gave him the kind of unconditional love he never received from this mother, who frequently abandoned him as a child. >> guest: that's right. now there have been several, as you know, biographies of barack obama, and there has been a lot of speculation about t

book features the couple bill and hillary clinton and michelle and barack obama. talk about how they worked toge together as a couple, tical political y in the sense. >> how each of the couples worki together? >> yeah. >> well, that would take us a y, long time, but basically i would say that as quickly as i can sat this that the s clintons have as marriage that is somewhat similar to the marriage of franklin roosevelt and eleanor roosevelt. hav it's essentially a working relationship. they have gone do their separa ways in many ways. they don't live together often.s but they are colleagues and collaborators on policy, as eleanor and franklin were. on the other side -- we have a first lady in michelle obama wht is best friends with valerie jarrett and who is a behind-the-scenes advisor to her husband in a way that's quite different because in many respects, michelle behaves s toward her husband as though she knows better. he has set in public that she's the boss. he often sounds like a henpecked guy, i must say. i know that's very radical to say that. but i think

on monday, president obama and first lady michelle obama awarded the 2013 medal of arts in a ceremony at the white house. among the recipients were jeffrey katzenberg, maxine hong theston, diane ream, brooklyn academy of music, and the american antiquarian society. notable architects and film makers were also honored. this is 30 minutes. >> the president of the united states and mrs. michelle obama. ♪ [applause] >> hello, everybody. [applause] thank you so much. thank you. thank you, everybody. please have a seat. welcome to the white house. years since200 dolly madison seemed to be portrait of george washington that hangs in this room from an advancing risch army -- british army. i guess you could say the white house has always supported the arts. [laughter] we do believe in celebrating talented americans in their achievement in the arts and humanities. i want to thank the chairs of the national endowment of the arts. and the national endowment of the humanities for their outstanding work. members of congress including a great champion of the arts, nancy pelosi, for joining us. [ap

. >> first lady michelle obama tweeted happy birthday to bao bao. it included a link to this missoni and channel on youtube that looks back at bao bao's first year. parents and students are gearing up for the first day of school in the district monday. coming up, how volunteers spent the day making sure that schools are ready. president obama has big decisions to make when he returns from vacation in the next few days. >> thousands of volunteers spent the day in the district as part of beautification for public schools. they cleaned and organized more than 100 schools head of the first day of class monday. this is the 10th year for this event. overseas tension, the obama administration is considering airstrikes against isil targets in syria. targets in northern iraq included artillery that was and kurdishaqi forces. this comes amid going unrest -- growing unrest in baghdad. next, the weekend forecast. >> welcome back. looking at the weather, it is kind of gray and abysmal. in laurel, clouds thick, periods of heavy rain. finally we have some clearing

michelle obama, when she speaks. >> she has to drop a few. >> you did not. oh, my goodness. >> i want nutrition. let's be honest. no pressure on her? i don't buy it. just saying. >> i like her booty. >> fitness of the first lady aside, no comments on that, i will tell you a lot of this not only not eating lunches, they are going to buy fast food. >> going to find water. >> if you over regulate. >> i want to bring this back to what we are about to see though. 500 representatives and military higher-ups and top leaders on behalf of the first lady, why is that? their argument is 75% of the recruits who get rejected obesity is one of the top three of the 75% along with criminal backgrounds. >> so what is the message? if you don't let us feed your kids tried up vegetables we will shoot you with our guns? >> they're trying to attack one of the reasons why they're rejected as recruits is obesity flair trying to attack that. if they can help the firs firsty do her messaging better. >> her heart is in the right place but we have to be realistic and you can't just off

then for bush and michelle obama -- laura bush and michelle obama talk about opportunities for women in africa. and the role of so-called dark money in elections. up next, former separate -- secretaries of state. and former defense secretary robert gates. they discuss the implications of the comfort using -- conflict between russia and ukraine. the conversation was hosted by the aspen institute. it is a little less than an hour and a half. [applause] >> bob, thank you very much. i want to thank bob steel and walter isaacson for their leadership at the aspen institute. [applause] as bob said, we are extraordinarily fortunate to have two great secretaries of state, madeleine albright and condoleezza rice. the third person will arrive. i spoke to him by phone. his plane was diverted. he had to drive in. i said we would filibuster until he arrived. one way to do that is to say a word about our aspen strategy group. we are a unique institution, i think, in the american foreign-policy because we are nonpartisan. not just bipartisan. we are republicans, democrats, and independents come toge

i name is michelle obama and i am an african american woman. [applause] on behalf of myself and my husband, it is truly a pleasure and an honor to welcome you all here to washington. we have so many distinguished leaders here with us today. of course we have president bush and mrs. bush who are here today, and i want to thank them both, and the bush institute, for their passionate leadership on the issues were going to be discussing today. i also want to recognize my dear who isdr. jill biden, here as well. she has been a tremendous partner over the past five and a half years, and i'm thrilled that she is here with us today. and of course, most of all i want to thank all of you for joining us at this event. we have a fabulous program lined up for you today. as you have heard, we will be discussing important issues. we will hear from renowned experts and we will be making some really exciting announcements about new initiatives across africa. so this is going to be a really big day. this has been a day that has been part of a big week, that's be

they are trying to curb childhood obesity with michelle obama's "let's move" campaign. you are a health nut, tracy byrnes. >> you're never going to have a boy scout able to raise money again. no one will buy the other crap. i'll be the first to tell you that i'm the mother who at 9:00 o'clock at night, my daughter is like, i need 24 cupcakes and i'm making them and i would love to abolish betty crocker at that time. this is what young kids are supposed to do, maybe it is the parents. they have one cupcake and move on. not michele obama, it's not her place to tell me how many cupcakes my kid can have. >> it's up to the state to decide how many unhealthy bake sales are allowed to have annually and apparently they decided to do this. [talking over each other] >> that's like having health insurance expecting it to cover diabetes. >> there's a bigger issue, there's not entrepreneurialism being taught in the school spirit of philip a lot of these -- it's up to the parents and the schools. charles: you can suggest that it can be our option. >> the government is too big when th

my name is michelle obama, and i am an african american woman. [applause] on behalf of myself and my husband come it is truly a pleasure and honor to welcome you all here to washington. we have so many distinguished leaders here with us today. of course, we have president bush and mrs. bush who are here today, and i thank them both, and the bush institute, for their passionate leadership on the issues we will be discussing today. i also want to recognize my dear friend, dr. jill biden, who is here as well. she has been a tremendous partner over the past five and a half years, and i'm thrilled she is here with us today. id of course, most of all want to thank all of you for joining us at this event. we have a fabulous program lined up for you today, as you've heard. we will be discussing important issues. we will be hearing from renowned experts and we will be making some really exciting announcements about new initiatives across africa. so this is going to be a really big day. this has been a day that has been part of a big week, that has been pa

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. >> michelle obama getting down. hosting the first spouses of the african nation. >> i know i got my workout in. i don't know about you, laura. >> the president's rating hitting a new low. >> i don't think he has a sense of how severe the problem is. >> last night he gave sasha a ride to a friend's house and she asked him to drop her off two blocks away. >> announcer: this morning's "eye opener" presented by toyota. let's go places. captioning funded by cbs >>> welcome to "cbs this morning." 1 million hawaiians and thousands of tourists are bracing for a rare emergency. back-to-back hurricanes threaten to devastate hawaii. forecasters say hurricane iselle will strike tonight with winds around 75 miles an hour. hurricane julio upgraded overnight to category 2 storm and it could arrive by the weekend. >> hawaii hasn't seen a hurricane in 22 years but they say they're ready. bea bigad shaban is in hawaii. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. the rain is already beginning to come down. since 1950 only three hurricane

michelle obama had some -- did it with laura bush. michelle obama said about laura bush, laura bush set a high bar for me during her time in the white house. she's continuing to do yrm good work arnold the world. i consider her not just a role model, but also a friend. she's referring to the fact that the bushes, when nobody else was willing to deal with the aids and african crisis, they did. and well deserved praise. i would also like to see the fact the two of them get together like that, get along. it seems to be, to be perfectly honest, and i think it's a good thing to sort of have washington pay a little attention to something like that? >> it makes me sick to my stomach. i just thought i'd -- >> i'm done. >> you're done? >> that was beautiful. >> you hate when people get along. >> i know. >> it's nice. look, she -- and i never thought the bushes -- you know, i'm the first beater up bush there is -- >> don't beat around the bush. >> but i think they never got enough credit for africa. i'll say it again, i don't know why they didn

especially the michelle obama mandated lunches we'll talk about that. also coming up in today on the show, is your money safe? we'll have the latest as the fbi investigates that massive state-sponsored cyberattack on the nation's banks. also, as college football season gets underway, we'll look at new report that says students won't be on the sidelines. hoping to keep your parent in their home instead of senior citizen. thanks to new technology, we'll tell you how to do that. "the willis report," where consumers are our business, starts right now. gerri: we begin tonight with two threats to your personal security from what is being described as a state-sponsored attack on jpmorgan and its customers to the heightened threat of isis terrorists. the islamic state now controls roughly a third of syria and is cementing its grip on the northern part of iraq. as the crisis unfolds overseas, fresh worrieses tonight when isis will bring the threat to america's doorstep. here with the latest, michael balboni, senior fellow at the homeland security policy institut

. >> in the day ahead, president obama, first lady michele obama and their daughters will return from vacation in martha's vineyard. the president and first lady ate dinner last night with friends. in the past week they had the chance to go on a family bike ride. their get away wasn't relaxing. the president addressed the emergency in ferguson and ongoing crisis in iraq. they will return to washington later tonight. >>> new this morning, we have learned iraqi forces have taken over parts of a dam in iraq. there is still a fight for the rest of that dam. the u.s. launched another round of air strikes to help the iraqis take back control of the mosul dam. the militant group isis took control of it this month. it provides water and electricity. if the dam fails or the floodgates open, the water could flood mosul and parts of baghdad. the dam is the largest of its kind in the country of iraq. >>> right now police want your help to find a missing man in montgomery county. take a look. this is jack rogers. he also goes by the name samill ahmed. 26 years old. if you see him call police. >>>

michelle obama and laura bush were speaking about that. let's watch. >> men leaders, women, we value women and girls we won't tackle those other problems until we prioritize our girls and understand that they are as important in their education that is important as the education of our sons. >> and the importance of girls' education, that was, of course, michelle obama with laura bush and our friend roberts. focusing on the girls and the women, we need to worry just not about when girls are kidnapped but all the time. >> all the time. one of the amazing statistics is that over 800 women die every day in child birth process through infections, through postpartum bleeding. 18,000 kids under the age of 5 across the world are dying from preventible diseases, like diarrhea, pneumonia. they have called to end all preventible deaths, to increase the health care for mothers and for infants and children. we've got to do more. you know, rasha who you had on your show yesterday talked about investing in this area. i wish the president would call for

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are there any michelle obama fans here? [ cheers and applause ] well, today, michelle obama told the u.s.-africa leaders summit that women are smarter than men. [ cheers and applause ] and i'm like, "nice try, michelle. it's women is smarter than men." [ laughter and applause ] this is interesting. bill and hillary clinton have rented an $18 million house called "the belle estates" in the hamptons for the final week of august. hillary says it's just until the new house is ready in 2016. [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] some good news, this is good news. a man detained in new york for having ebola-like symptoms has tested negative for the disease. tested negative for the disease. [ cheers and applause ] that's the good news. the bad news, there's another disease with ebola-like symptoms. [ laughter ] good news. you don't have ebola. bad news, you have all the stuff. [ light laughter ] you have all the stuff that comes with ebola. but you don't have as good of a story. [ light laughter ] if you have ebola, you can call yo

>> that doesn't. >> do i don't want nutrition advice from -- >> michelle obama, she needs to the -- >> let's be honest, that's all kale and carrots? i don't buy it. [laughter] >> i know. all right. the legend lives on. check out just one of the tweets we got. s. douglas says and, i personally don't like this tweet, but i'm going to read it: >> now, we went ahead and kept that in, i made them take out a couple of the other ones. >> you know what? i like the tweet because i helped launch a diet, and i got right back on it after people showed a picture of me with a little bit too much around my midsection. i didn't take offense. you know what? i probably should lose the last five. >> all right. well, i need to help feed the junk in my trunk, if you don't mind. >> yeah. >> do it. >> yes. >> oh, wow. >> what's your response to the outpouring of reaction to your comments about the first lady? >> well, listen, first, let's provide some context. the context was to remind people the draconian standards set by the first lady in her school lunch program, such that children are throwing their lun

obama. >> dr. keith ablow, a psychiatrist and fox news contributor, isn't a fan of the first lady and he took a swipe at her looks. >> we don't need the federal government applying, projecting these standards upon us, and michelle obama is so -- the duchess when she speaks about -- she is. by the way -- >> she needs to drop a few. >> oh! you did not -- >> really? >> the worst thing a guy can do is talk about a woman's weight. and he should know that. >> you're saying i shouldn't mention that time you kept going back to the buffet? >> exactly right. get out of here. i give it a 3. >> you're giving it a 3? look. it was a low blow. keith ablow was trying to be entertaining, trying to be provocati provocative. >> the only thing he should say about a woman when they ask how do i look is hold up the pinkie like this and say you look this thin. you look this good. that's what my dad did. that's it. >> i'm giving it a 5. >> no way. a 3. >> still to come, your best tweets. a list of reasons that buzzfeed ra

coming up, michelle obama named her a champion of change in 2013. she joins us next. >> between 2006-2010 the number vets, men and women, more than doubled. joining us now is the ceo of women veterans interactive, an organization aimedt helping women veterans and their families. ginger, thank you for joining us. >> it is a pleasure to be here. >> you are once in this position. what inspired you to create this initiative? >> from being in that position. my husband and i did not transition well out of the military and we were homeless. it is not a great place to be. after you have served your pridey, your sense of starts tdiminish. my husband suffered from posttraumatic stress disorder. he were underemployed and unemployed. did you reverse the situation? >> i took a long way around. i worked three part-time jobs and went to school full-time. the only benefits i were aware of were the g.i. bill. i realldidn't know where to look for help if it was out there. some of the things that can be done to bring mace numbers down? ifou look at what has happened t

magic johnson and michelle obama, "the new york times" all tweeting about her, just to name a few. >>> why one study says wealthy families are more likely to have children with mental disabilities as opposed to physical ones. >>> in health news this morning, more parents, especially wealthier ones, are reporting that their kids have a physical, mental, or developmental disability. what's interesting about the study is families are reporting fewer children with physical disabilities and more children with mental health parents. scientists believe wealthy parents may have better access to information and may be better versed on their children's behavior. >>> an old drug is being repurposed. the drug, bear with me, is already preapproved by the fda but there is a catch here. the fda did not approve the pills for hair growth and doesn't help everybody with hair loss. it only works on patients who lost their hair because of a condition known as alopecia. hair growth is just one of the side effects. additional trials are needed to confirm. >>> a new long-term study shows the hpv vaccine app

obama. >>> a little boy suffering from a rare cancer got a chance to live out his wish to work at a construction site in san francisco. the make-a-wish foundation arranged for the 3-year-old from monterey county to step in as an honorary construction foreman at the site of a 19- story residential tower. despite his rare kidney cancer, he was able to help operate heavy machinery, haul dirt and help pour concrete at the trinity property site. he commemorated the day by pressing his handprints into wet concrete where it is -- where it will serve as a brave reminder against cancer. >>> new questions about what happens to your personal information when you travel. we hold you about an amtrak employee accused of leaking passenger information for hundreds of thousands of dollars. the new concerns about how your travel information is protected. that's tonight on ktvu channel 2 news at 5:00. thank you for making ktvu your choice for news. we're always here for you on ktvu.com. you can follow us on twitter and facebook. have a great day. >> the following program contains actual video of real

go ahead and defend your hero, michelle obama. >> leave michelle hussein obama alone. if i have heard anything from sitcoms and commercials it is that women are smarter than men. men are almost without exception fat, lazy slobs who can't do anything for themselves. when they do they screw it up and it has to be fixed by a woman. >> am i right? >> as far as them getting divorced that is not going to happen. when they are out of office, she will run for senator. they can't get divorced. >> and they are happily married you sick person. >> good to see yoi here. isn't feminism about to be about being equal to men? >> yes. why would you admit women have a greater inherent value than men? c's true. it is true, but only a dumb woman would say it out loud. >> we are smarter, and we are greater, but that was a dumb move. >> she is not dumb. she just made a mistake. >> i happen to agree that women are smarter. they are inherently stump lig on to the truth. -- stumbling on to the truth. they are productive engines of society. without them we would not have an engine of society. if

a good chance michelle obama is going to drop dr. keith ablow. [ laughter ] hey, doc, let's move. [ laughter ] this is pretty cool. governor chris christie dumped a bucket of ice water on his head as part of an a.l.s. ice bucket challenge fund raiser. although, he's claiming his advisers dumped it on his head, and he didn't know anything about it. [ laughter ] this is the first he's hearing about it. [ applause ] the first he's hearing about it. listen to this. the kardashians are refusing to start filming their tenth season until the people who burglarized their homes over the past few months have been caught. so let that be a message to those burglars. [ laughter ] stay hidden! trust nobody! [ cheers and applause ] you're our only hope! you're our only hope. [ laughter ] the donald sterling saga -- it seems like it's been going on forever -- is almost over. this week steve ballmer bought the los angeles clippers from donald sterling for $2 billion. ballmer graduated magna cum laude from harvard. he's been the ceo of microsoft for 1

i read -- and this has been widely publicized that michelle obama and her girls would watch it in the white house. and that mrs. romney, it was their favorite show. >> the only thing they had in common, huh? >> the only thing. >> they both watched "modern famil family". >> probably the only thing they had in common. it's probably because of the conservativeness of actually the gay couple which is the most conservative of the three families. then my character is more, probably business guy, who knows? conservative. we never say. i don't know. but it seems to appeal to a large spectrum of the country. >> because you have been through this once before quite successfully, 11 seasons on "married with children," and because you put your finger on the pulse that it was going to be a hit when you finally agreed to do it, what's your crystal ball tell you about how long a show like this can run successfully? >> if i was going to guess sitting here now i would say eight. so we are going into six. it makes sense to go eight. with an outside possibility of a ninth year depending on what i they ne

obama, even major league baseball. sports illustrated says she put the boys on notice, buzz feed calls her the hero we all need. so how does a 13-year-old handle that kind of pressure? >> i know a lot of people are going to be watching. and a lot of people are going to be in the stands. but i can't like let that affect me. so i just got to go out and play my game. >> reporter: davis hasn't always played with the boys. she started in softball, but found this more her speed. >> when she first started, i hear the players saying they got a girl on their team. but i think right now everybody knows mo'ne. >> reporter: who could forget her 70-mile-an-hour fastball? not the boys from south nashville. in yesterday's game she gave up just two hits. >> there's lots of kids who can throw hard, but she can throw a number of different pitches for strikes. which is what makes her a good pitcher. >> reporter: her coach says she's also a great teammate. after the game she tweeted, great team win. one of just 18 girls to ever play in a

michelle obama, oprah winfrey, so many african-americans have experienced that when you are not necessarily trying to have the street lingo in the business world. >> guest: there are limits to the government benevolence and they must help. >> host: so you are talking self responsibility. >> guest: getting the culture in order i think those are the things that need to take place. they need to develop the type of attitudes and habits and behaviors other groups in america had to develop. it does more harm than good. >> host: when does the political structure get in the way? because you have the republicans here, democrats here, they are not coming together and the question is you have groups of people that are in need and there is fighting off looking at the groups of people, but yet -- >> guest: i don't know that there's a political solution to what i'm talking about other than encouraging the government to get out of the way to stop doing some of the things it's doing. when you block them from attending the schools or better public schools you are not helping beas matters and that is what th