a day after releasing his birth certificate to show he was born to a mother in canada. he says the following. as a u.s. senator i believe i should only be an american and went on to say this. >> i suppose that the fact that "the new york times" is this hysterical after my only having been in office about eight months, you know, maybe that's a sign we might be doing something right. i was born in canada. my mother is a u.s. citizen. she lived most of her life in the u.s. and i'm a citizen by birth. those are the facts of my birth and i'll let other people worry about the legal consequences of it. >> let's bring in msnbc contributor goldie taylor and managing editor of the goldie taylor project and republican strategist hogan gidly. you heard the explanation there from the senator. is your thought here the controversy is over? sealed? done? >> i don't think the controversy should have ever started. the fact is that ted cruz was born in canada to an american citizen and by birth right is a natural born american citizen. did he by that birth have citizenship? he did in cana

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>> i've got a lot of friends in canada and it takes them six months to even get into the doctor. and they real did nontd like the plan they have but they don't have any choice. >> what about coverage? this is what the president made coverage for every individual that it automatically trangs translates into getting health care and it doesn't. why was the employer mandate deferred? because the employer the small business could provide the least amount of benefit and if the consumer opts not to take that and they go to exchange, they're going to pay more. and they can't afford to pay more. so this loophole caused this stir to say this dublt work. >> sam. >> we have small business owners on the panel. and we work with my company with a ton of small businesses. >> what company are you with? >> we do sports training, so we work with a number of sports. >> you're a rich republican? >> i try. >> but i want to say one thing, the biggest challenge with small business owners right now, what's happening with everything in washington and the news cycle is owners are taking their minds off gen

these are the images koch world has been seeing from the streets of canada. showing corporations to rule the day. welcome back to the big picture i'm tom hartman coming up in this half hour the meat industry thinks that the first amendment doesn't apply when it comes to americans knowing about the food they're eating what are ag gag laws and how is big me using these laws to keep in sooners in the dark also medical marijuana is becoming an increasingly popular treatment for americans suffering from a range of debilitating illnesses and conditions but it could also be you could also be used to treat patients of another species and what if the new york yankees donated millions of dollars to major league baseball officials in return for favorable treatment and being able to change the rules of the game all that may seem pretty outlandish it's the reality right here every day in washington d.c. i'll explain in states to take. the best of the rest of the news according to research by the american society for the revenge of cruelty to animals ninety four percent of

a brave translator for the washington post was forced just a few months ago to travel to canada where he sought asylum because there was no legal pathway for him to apply for refugee status in the united states despite risking his life for eight or nine years for the washington post and facing growing threats and intimidation because of his work for a u.s. news rganization there. even for afghans who work not for news organizations, but for international forces there, because it is a nato mission and not a u.s. mission like it was in iraq, you have a number of afghans who work for u.s. forces who are ineligible for the visa program. there are some legislative fixes on the way on the hill, but it is still at an embryonic state right now. admittedly there are fewer afghan journalists working for western news organizations in kabul and other cities. for the afghan war, the u.s. organizations have committed far fewer resources to that war, so they don't have the resources. those who applied two or three years ago, they continue to get caught up in this sort of limbo of what is being calle

>> i've got a lot of friends in canada and it takes them six months to even get into the doctor. and they real did nontd like the plan they have but they don't have any choice. >> what about coverage? this is what the president made the mistake of, that providing coverage for every individual that it automatically trangs translates into getting health care and it doesn't. why was the employer mandate deferred? because the employer the small business could provide the least amount of benefit and if the consumer opts not to take that and they go to exchange, they're going to pay more. and they can't afford to pay more. so this loophole caused this stir to say this dublt work. >> sam. >> we have small business owners on the panel. and we work with my company with a ton of small businesses. >> what company are you with? >> we do sports training, so we work with a number of sports. >> you're a rich republican? >> i try. >> but i want to say one thing, the biggest challenge with small business owners right now, what's happening with everything in washington and the news cycle is owners

saying these are the images the world has been seeing from the streets of canada. giant corporations are all today. oh and welcome to crossfire all things considered i'm peter all about the age of pill popping to what degree is big pharma hijacking captured the western medical establishment what is the real aim of the pharmaceutical industry to make people healthy or to generate healthy profits for themselves and is there anything we can do to break this unhealthy addiction. cross-talk a big pharma i'm joined by david healy in bangor he is a professor of psychiatry at cardiff university and author of the book farmageddon we also have martha rosenberg in chicago she's an investigative health reporter in author of born with a junk food deficiency and in new york we cross to josh blum he's director of chemical and pharmaceutical sciences at the american council on science and health all right cross talk rules in effect that means you can jump in anytime you want david if i go to you first is the western world over pharmac aided if i can use that term. yes it is using

. >> host: charles emmerson you also visited india and he visited canada. why did you include those nation's? >> guest: well i included winnipeg which is a remarkable city in many respects. i don't think any north americans would view winnipeg is the most beautiful city in north america but if you go to winnipeg now what you would see are a lot of splendid ill things which are put up around a fantastic -- built in 1913. very grand, not lots of gold and tremendous to developed scale. once gets a tremendous confidence about the future and indeed winnipeg in 1913 was one of the fastest-growing cities. the idea was the future was very much winnipeg's to take. if you go there now you wouldn't get the same feeling. in fact you might say 1913 was the highpoint. but i think it's important to remind oneself of periods of time in the past when expectations of the future in this case an expectation that winnipeg would be the great capital of the prairies, people are very confident about these things then they turn out to be somewhat misplaced. for india, is there real

i would sing and canada, and should stay in a hotel, motel, until i got out. if she had gone up there, she wouldn't have been able to get back in. until to do very conservative congressman -- until two very conservative congressman put out a law. quite often, good things can be done in spite of ourselves. i made lots of fool mistakes. the dumb things i have done in wince when i think of them. i have done lots and lots of ,oolish things in my long life but you keep trying to learn. >> words of wisdom for surviving beloved spouse. your device? >> keep a sense of humor. isa matter of fact, if there a human race here, a world here from a humor may be one of the things that may save us. >> pete, there are so many historic anniversaries this year . we just passed the 50th anniversary of your historic carnegie hall concert of the "we shall overcome" album was released. were sung your songs 50 years ago "if i had a hammer" by peter paul and mary. >> this last week was the anniversary of the bombing of hiroshima. -- well,t, today august 6 was the anniversary of hiroshi

these are the images world has been seeing from the streets of canada. shine corporations are today. when you take three. three. three. three. three. three. for your media project c.e.o. don carty. little. a little more of. her she's going to be like. oh it's been sixty five years of a struggle that has yet to find any resolve israeli palestinian conflict one that over the years has frequently been shaped by the role of the us and since nine hundred sixty seven almost every president has made an attempt at brokering peace between the two countries and now five years into his presidency obama's attempting to do the same recently his administration announced that secretary of state john kerry convinced israeli and palestinian authorities to sit back down at the go shopping table in hopes to work out a comprehensive peace agreement within nine months of a peace talks just days away israel might already be derailing them with the announcement of the construction of twelve one hundred new settlement units in the west bank a move that's likely to reinforce dou

. >> they talk about an oil pipeline from canada that's estimated to create about 50 permanent jobs. that's not a jobs plan. so let's get serious. >> you first. see, the president conveniently ignores the state department report that the pipeline would bring 4,000 construction jobs and 43,000 future jobs, dismisses realities of industry. where there's work, there are restaurants, bars, hotels, nightclub acts that cater to lonely gentlemen like me. when he looks at work, the only kind he sees are the ones you get after -- pipelines, that crap is for losers. reemployment is never getting your hands dirty. as long as jobs are made. the only jobs he makes are those waiting for joblessness. to obama, big oil and big business is the daddy you hate. what else can explain his denial of real change, the kind that creates jobs, reduces dependency on foreign oil, slashes gas prices. he couldn't care less about what makes america work, replaced by something, anything crafted by incompetent revolutionaries that hate our greatness. this is why keystone and fracking is terrifying to obama. who woul

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so, for example, mexico, canada, the uk, our business, those emerging markets, the customer still want edlp. >> minimum wage, a lot of people expecting it to go up again. it seems like it could be two sided. if the minimum wage goes up it helps your customers, maybe they'll spend more. but it also forces you to pay more. >> huh sgluf what's the impact to walmart? >> the story of walmart with our people, it's not the pay to start, it's the opportunity. as you probably know, i think less than 1% of our associates make the minimum wage. the vast majority of our associates are paid more than this. >> let me turn my attention to -- our attention to mexico. walmart, of course, reported hi higher than expected expenses in the international division. this, of course, the bribery charges in mexico. $73 million in the first quarter. more than expected. $82 million in the second quarter. on top of the $155 million to implement the compliance program. a lot of expectations. more to come in the third quarter. what should investors expect? should they expect these kinds of outflows for several quart

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. >> reporter: detectives are following several leads from texas to can canada and mexico, thanks to the first statewide amber alert, to all california cell phones. as this community near san diego holds out hope for hannah's safe return. now, dimaggio is believed to be driving that blue nissan versa. but detectives say he may have ditched that car for another one. they're searching through each and every tip that comes through their office. >> brandi, thank you. >>> former president george w. bush is expected to resume his normal schedule today following heart surgery. a spokesman said the psident is doing great after going home from the hospital yesterday. doctors placed a stent on his heart and opened up a blocked artery. >>> researchers have linked high blood sugar levels to a greater risk of alzheimer's and other forms of dementia. the study found that too much sugar in the blood can anniversary affect their mind. researchers say keeping glucose at a healthy level may prevent dimension sha. >>> researchers may have identified a new brain food. for most of us, it won't take much

born in canada. >> okay, you'll have to ask him that question. >> he was definitely born in canada. does that mean sorry, ted cruz? will there be birthers on left? the same way there were birthers on the right? >> it may be the donald trump birther. seems not to let go of this issue. who knows where that will go. >> i want to get a sense from you, kim. ted cruz asked evangelical voters to send their cell phone numbers for him. this guy looks like he's making bigger plans. >> iowa doesn't want hillary clinton's shadow campaign. they want hillary clinton in their living room. they expect it because they have it each election cycle. so he is going for the personal touch. i mean, i think he is going to build a database. the person who has the best ground game there wins. >> does this open up a window for somebody else who might open it up in iowa? >> it might be anybody. except maybe in the football realm. >> fair enough. we focus on the iowa hawkeyes every fall, never to be under estimated. thank you so

these are the images cold world has been seeing from the streets of canada. giant corporations to rule the day. on larry king as i was suits padraig adams and meghan markle show is about mentorship and from my point of view it's about a young guy who sort of trying to make his way in the world on what makes the show so successful and sexiness of the show and the intrigue of the show is the fact that these characters are so layered and and people really relate to them plus you are a little funny. anyway i think so that's that's what happens when a four year old writes. it's all next on larry king now. welcome to another edition of larry king now we're still in the yard and tonight we're talking about suits.

saying these are the images the world has been seeing from the streets of canada. giant corporations are only day. welcome to cross talk we're all things are considered i'm peter lavelle to remind you we're discussing big pharma. david who runs the medical establishment in the west is a doctor's physicians professors pharmaceuticals who's the driver. i think back in there that i did sixty's had control over from a secluded industry in a way that it doesn't have back then the folks who come to a relatively small since then they've become global multinational corporations the most profitable corporations are nerds and medicine has shrunk the capacity of doctors to control the pharmaceutical industry he's not what it once was so industry these days because actually one of the curious things here is that drugs are available on prescription only and this means that unlike what most people think when they take a pill that they're the consumers of the pill they aren't your doctor is the consumer of the pill and industry in essence target marketing on a very small number o

but in an essay published last week, canada is a very useful point of comparison for the united states because it is much like america. the percentage of foreign-born canadians, for example, is actually higher than americans. and recent research finds that people in canada and australia have twice the economic mobility of americans. what is intriguing is that many of the factors that seem to explain the variation across countries also explain the variation across the united states. the most important correlation in the harvard/berkeley study appears to be social capital. cities with strong families, civic support groups and a community service orientation do well on social and economic mobility. that's why salt lake city dominated by mormons has extremely high mobility rankings. this would also explain why america in general fares badly. the u.s. has many more broken families, single parents and dysfunctional domestic arrangements than canada and europe. the other notable feature in the harvard/berkeley study is the design of cities. places that are segregated, where the poor live far

it is transmogriphied marshmellow. >> did they have these in canada? >> no. >> you had joe luiss. >> oh, joe luiss! >> we need to blur that. that is just -- good lord. you look like you just got back from columbia. >> i think it would be a perfect time to go to the next segment which is more straightlaced. according to a new study, the more sex you have the more money you make. researchers looked at data from the greek population in 2008 and determined that a certain increase in sexual activity corresponded with a 5% increase in earnings. they did this in greece? i thought greece was broke. apparently they have a lot of sex. >> what do you think? >> i think the survey is wrong. you haven't asked parents with small children who all they do is work and take care of kids and have no time for that. i think my youngest was immaculate conception. i never had time. >> just joking! >> it is true what they say about firefighters, then. >> gavin, can you weigh in on this? >> it is the chicken or the egg. people talk to their plants have better plants. no, people

these are the images the world has been seeing from the streets of canada. chile operations are all. welcome back to part two of the sport show and tennis the u.s. open is underway this week without russia's top star maria sharapova the world number three was in new york to promote her new brand of sweets but a shoulder injury has sidelined her for the last grand slam of the season in contrast defending champion and well number one serena williams said she was in top form as the thirty one year old american prepared to open her campaign against former french open without francesca schiavone of the to me it feels so good are i honestly i just feel like like there's a young kid and i'm still so healthy and i do have ups and downs i do have a little hurt pain in there but i just feel really good and i feel really fortunate while last year has beaten finalist and world number two victoria azarenka teamed up with thirty nine time grand slam winner billie jean king to light up the empire state building to mark the w.t.f. fortieth anniversary as our guest faces les

the search expanding to four states including mexico and canada. we will keep you posted. >>> this morning there's a new twist in alex hernandez case. his cousin is behind bars for not testifying before a grand jury. she has been in jail since august 1st. she bought a get away bus ticket for another defendant in the murder. police ceased her cell phone and credit card records. >> new overnight two-thirds of the winning power baltic ets have now been claimed. a group of 16 maintenance workers from the state of new jersey and minnesota will share the $448 million jackpot. minnesotian paul white says the improbable win allows him to provide for their family for the rest of their lives. >> i feel this pressure off my shoulders i carry every day. my kids, am i going to be able to pay for them to go to college, am i going to b of the have health issues. all of those things you don't have to worry about it again. >> the lump sum he will take is 58 million after taxes. in the meantime we are still waiting for the person who bought the third winning ticket

>> in canada you can. in canada, what is interesting, they don't have a minimum sentence. it could be anywhere from probation to life in prison. it's all the judge's discretion. >> shep: supposedly they are saying they didn't hear a thing. they were trying to stick to the story the pet got ouf a pet store. it sounded weird at the time. that is not what happened. what is the punishment for people in this country? if you keep an animal you are not supposed to keep and it kills somebody, are you responsible for the what the animal has done? same way the parent in military can be held for one of the children does? >> strict liability. here under tort law, if you have a dangerous animal and african python, it's dangerous animal. any bite, strict liability. >> shep: well, it's kind of sickening. nice to see you. let's take a live look, the president is speaking. camp pendleton, first time since he visited in office. you can't hear him. he is speaking to troops and family at the west coast biggest training facility. the stop is two day visit to cali. a spokesperson estimates 2,00

of free willie tonight, a 4-year-old orca was separated from his family, trapped in a shallow bay in canada and locals heard the baby cry out for mama. orcas are close to their mothers their entire lives so rescuers tried to coax him out of the bay by playing a recording of a mother whale and the little guy raced off to a village of whales in the deeper water. >>> we have late breaking news tonight about the legendary actor dick van dyke, these images streaming in, his car engulfed in flames on the side of l.a.'s famed 101 freeway. the 87-year-old was on his way to the dentist, noticed something wrong, pulled over, the car filled up with smoke and another driver came to whisk him from the car before it exploded. his wife tweeted this image of a melted jaguar and tweeted, quote, thank god he is fine. >>> when we come back here some family photos, william and kate at home with baby george, the new pictures. but not energy or even my mood. that's when i talked with my doctor. he gave me some blood tests... showed it was low t. that's it. it was a number. [ male announcer ] today, men with low

it was the australian president, and the prime minister of canada and john kerry on the phone and chuck hagel continued on his trip through south asia. it has gone through the methodical process. if you covered anything like this before you know this is the progression that they go through. >> step by step. >> it's good it talk to you. >> what are your thoughts. you watched the last 4 hours unfold. you certainly heard a speech from secretary kerry. what are your thoughts? >> well, i think just continuing with that line that we were hearing i think the administration is building the context now. it cannot get security council approve because the russian and the chinese are not going to give it. there is an effort of consultations with allies, potential supporters in the arab world, europe, australia, canada, build a network of support. that's the best thing that can be done. as president obama boosts to answer the challenge not to his position of having said it's a red line, but to the long-standing doctrine of use against chemical weapons. >> i love talking to you. you are a wonderfully

usually -- in canada, it is not really a problem. it is different in texas and all these places. it is a very important issue. the obvious problem which feeds mentioned at the beginning, when there is a loud voice saying something sensational and offensive, that sort of ends up being what is our position, which is ludicrous of course. we just have to accept that is the way it is going to be. so, --t we have to be doing is really again, this comes down to state and local officials, people in the community, in the neighborhoods. you have to connect with people as a person. you have to talk to them. talk to them at the grocery store. get them involved. get involved with parents and organizations at school. guide the conversation. ask them questions. are you happy with the education system. are you happy with your property taxes. are you worried about such and such. this isl them, well, what i believe. this is what i think about this issue. solutions that i believe such and such elected official or candidate to office supports, do you agree? when it comes to a personal level. when it

he was born in canada, but to an american citizen. i have written a lot about it. it is a gray area in terms of his ability to run. my guess is he would be able to. he believes he would be able to. you know, look, i would say, if you want to go through everybody who has been through iowa, i refer to jonathan. he's just been there. scott walker, rand paul, all the political names, rick santorum. ted cruz has the best reception. it fits that iowa grass roots republican activist best. washington isn't working. barack obama is leading the country in the wrong direction. i'm a guy not willing to go along to get along. his message, i don't think there's a question really does resound there. >> another man whose message resounds there, when you consider the fact it was last year that rick santorum won the iowa caucuses, he made the headlines attacking the romney campaign, crediting president obama where he described it, at least making an effort to do the same. he's hardly a moderate. how does the party expand its base when see the more conservative candidates? >> taking

these are the images the world has been seeing from the streets of canada. trying to look for racial to rule the day. the body. the bad dog good in the book is dog a memoir guaranteed best seller you and darryl strawberry forever linked right yes to come up together has a year ahead of me is i see a draft of the one nine hundred eighty i was drafted in eighty two it was going to be enough said williams yes i tell you what force potential nobody had more talent in fortunately we had a lot of some of the problems but up for his talent wise as a senior about better how did you handle incarceration that was definitely a problem for me i was very tough any time you know because right is tough but going in that age of forty for to have months you know way from kids no contact was very difficult for myself i'm at times you thought it was a nightmare at times you know how you don't get out of there and those times you don't know how you're going to stop that once you get out and then you get there relive your life while in there lot of time is the see how it all hap

four countries in the world that have -- that legalize abortion after five months, china, north korea, canada and the u.s. it's actually not a particularly extreme position to say a woman needs to have a choice up to five months. then there has to be a medical reason. but it got cast as a very extreme point. i would be willing to wager that there are many, many single women who are pro-choice, who say you know what, five months sounds reasonable to me. i think part of the republican party's challenge is to not fall into the trap of having issues cast the way our political opponents want them cast, and be willing and courageous enough to have the debate. >>> there's also a strain in the republican party, places where you agree with rand paul on issues of foreign policy. cutting off aid to egypt. that's causes divisions inside the republican party. >> i agree. they have to talk about how to solve problems for americans. what's going on with jobs? i voted to not repeal obamacare 40 times, but they haven't put forth a plan to make sure we've got affordable, accessible care for every american. at

. >>> two teenage girls in canada are dead. the families say the girls were driven to suicide by cruel people they met online. they were allegedly found by sexual predators who are getting bolder and smarter and more high-tech. paula newton talked to a police unit that patrols the dark, often violent corners of the internet. >> reporter: amanda todd could take no more. she bullied herself. this video she posted is blunt. her pain obvious. the kind of pain another canadian teenager knew so well. she killed herself in april. family says she was tormented by months of bullying after a photo of her alleged sexual assault was distributed online. >> what are we seeing in realtime here? >> over an amount of time you'll see this in any major city. >> reporter: this is a snapshot of the online trading of child sexual abuse being spied on my canadian police. we taken through the mine field of predators children can be exposed to online every day even they they believe they are only sharing with their friends. >> they end up on dirtier an

and in the end, they'll just blame canada. >> there you go. it's always canada's fault. >> irate joe's. >> thank you. >>> now for a check of the morning's other headlines, back over to rob powers. hey, rob. >>> we start again unfortunately with a story followed for days, fire crews trying to get a handle on wildfires burning out west. one of the worst spots near the resort town of sun valley, idaho. some 2300 homes have been evacuated there. >>> a recall effort gets underway today to remove san diego mayor bob filner from office. he's facing accusations of sexually harassing female employees. he spent five days in rehab for behavioral therapy. filner's expected to return to work tomorrow. >>> british police are examining new information about the death of princess diana. diana and her boyfriend, dodi fayed were killed when the car they were riding in crashed in a tunnel in paris in 1997. in a statement saturday, scotland yard stressing that this does not mean they're reopening the investigation. >>> and finally bags of doritos handed out by po

police initially focused on southern california and mexico and canada. but now they are looking at a possible sighting in northeastern california and oregon. investigator says over the weekend they found the remains of the mother inside james dimaggio's torched home east of san diego and inside a second body. that of a young boy. police have not yet confirmed whether that was the body of the eight-year-old son. they're waiting for autopsy results but they presume it is. now the whereabouts of that suspect, james dimaggio, and the teenager, hannah anderson, mystery. hannah's father said he had been a close friend of the guy his kids called uncle jim. >> we have done many things together over the years. he has constantly been around my family, seeing my children grow up from the day hannah -- six months before hannah was born. >> we learned from a friend of hannah's that a couple of months ago the accused kidnapper ander told the teen he had a crush on her. what doow know, will? >> employs have cast a big net and say tips are flooding in. at the same time

the controversy came to light, when his birth certificate showed he was born in canada but had dual citizenship. his concerns should derail a possible presidential run. >>> mayor bob filner of san diego has been spotted for the first time since starting his behavior therapy. the mayor was seen entering a high-rise office building. 45 minutes later, attorney gloria allred followed. allred represents some of those who accuse filner of sexual harassment. >>> new jersey the second state to bonn conversion therapy when counselors try to turn gay kids straight. governor chris christie reiterated his belief that people are born gay and homosexuality is not a sin. several young people told lawmakers what they were subjected to during conversion therapy. >> a child was shocked repeatedly by people who had my parents' permission to torture me. >> i always believed that people are born with the predecision to be homosexual. >> the decision marked the third time this month that christie has staked out a moderate position on a hot-button issue, with an eye toward the white house in 2016. >>> olympic strinte