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Back at edward snowden who claims in an nbc interview he reported his concerns about illegal surveillance to directly to the agency before leaking a treasure trove of classified documents. nsa officials released an e-mail exchange with snowden which they claim shows he did not address wrongdoing at the agency, asking only about legal training programs. snowden calls this release incomplete. so, two champion word smiths are celebrating this morning. the scripps national spelling bee ended in a ...

You va -- what do you say to that? could the politicians share some of the blame? >> i think so. i think that we need to listen to the pain of that parent. i think that everybody needs to put themselves in the position of having lost a child through gun violence. all of us have to put ourselves in the shoes of that gentleman. and so we need to have a renewed discussion in capitol, and we dont have destructive conversations about these issues. again, it is mental health services, and we have to l...

In our state, weve seen them go up 50 cents a gallon in the last two weeks. it doesnt do for a lot of sales in my food service company. its hard to hire when people dont want to spend. >> darlene, that might not be so easy, because now theres efforts to pay for infrastructure by hiking gas taxes, so that could get worse fast. what do you want to see? the president has all of the various jobs programs. what would you like? >> well, obviously, as an employer, im always excited to hear that there i...

>> what is needed is a comprehensive radical islam. we have never had one, it is amazing we have not fashioned it. we deal with and ideological struggle, we have a strategy to deal with that. we have no political alliances even in the region where this is a hotbed to deal with radical islam. we should be sharing intelligence, partnering training programs on a very limited scale. not so much the u.s. involved in fighting, but bringing up the level of the administration. martha: who are you speaki...

Cut! [bell rings] this...is jane. her long day on set starts with shoulder pain... ...and a choice take 6 tylenol in a day which is 2 aleve for... ...all day relief. hmm. [bell ring] "roll sound!" "action!" the president is scheduled to take the stage outside pittsburgh where hell announce a $600 million job training initiative. $500 million for a job training competition encouraging community colleges and employers to develop training programs that are job driven. and another $100 million for...

Sides could get together, could do to actually make some progress here. in the meantime, these are small programs as we were discussing, but they are important, and theyre going in the right direction. i mean, its sort of clintonian as the way we used to describe his bit-sized proposals that individually didnt amount to much. but when you added them all together, it was the sort of thing that people were looking for, and that was a lot of the secret behind clintons popularity. >> and kristen, th...

Every nickel thats put back into the economy with this measure. >> looking at the current push to renew these benefits and whats in and not in this legislation, what do you think the key things are that need to make it in to achieve that economic outcome youre talking about? >> if people want to establish training programs to go along with this, thats fine, it would be cheaper to extend the benefits. these are not people who dont want to find jobs. the impression that they are gold brickers look...

Rise of superman: decoding the science of ultimate human performance". he joins me now. so when people look at these kinds of athletes we always think that todays athletes are just much stronger, much fitter than the baseball players of the past, the basketball players of the past. but youre saying thats not the only thing going on. >> certainly the physical capabilities have gone up. our training programs are better, et cetera. but elite athletes, theyre pretty physically equal. its a mental ga...

Problem in our society by virtue of even our data set. so what philip is doing is actually revolutionary. >> the other thing in terms of psychology is these biases tend to be implicit. we do know that once an implicit bias comes to the floor that you recognize, theres this bias towards young black men, you can counteract it. it doesnt happen overnight, but i think this is where you can intervene. in an ideal world, you would have training programs for police officers to counteract that bias. kno...

Unempl unemployed. there are good paying jobs available but those who need them most dont have the skills to get required. an emergency assistance from washington is running out. im christine romans. this is "your money." i sat down with christiane amanpour and candy crowley to search for answers from washington to the rest of the world. up first, a solution to the big skills mismatch in this country that remains illusive even in a recovery, and that could be a big problem politically. >> many o...