. >> let's move to anthony wiener who extraordinarily, a new poll in the race to new york city mayor has stormed to the lead 25%, what does this tell us about america's power of forgiveness? do leopards change their spots? will we have one of the most powerful politicians in america hold by somebody sending photos of his weaner to other women? >> they don't change subtenially. they do not change unless there is some intensive treatment to somebody. >> does it make him ill fitting to hold an office -- >> that i'm not in position to say but change is difficult, really difficult, even when somebody goes off the rail from behaviors that caused lots of trouble, to change subten live is a difficult problem for people. >> he's a strange charter. i met him a few times, interviewed him. he took on donald trump, super confident before this happened but doesn't show confidence now. he has been through a disgrace that would bring many men crashing to his knees never to recover and he's out there center stage saying look, there are other pictures of me that haven't come out yet, i'll take my chan

tell you that. >> that's scary. >> and his wife -- >> anthony wiener. the woman behind the man. thanks to both of you. appreciate it and of course, a really great welcome to you to cnn. >> thank you. >>> every night a few weeks ago we told you about the story state of america's swimming pools and water parks because every night we tell you a story outside the main story. as you look at these joyful people was how 58% of our pools contain e. coli and you know what that is and tonight we turn to the beaches. the counsel tested the 3,000 american beaches in the 30 states along america's shores and ranked them based on water quality. and unfortunately like the pools in this country, many of them contain bacteria that cause eye infections, vomiting and hepatitis. i know, it's not what you want to hear before vacation but it's our die the to tell you. we need this information. the five states with the worst beach water quality are south carolina, maine, minnesota, wisconsin and in last place ohio because those land bound lakes get fouled up. still, there were

>> wiener is going to win! >> they started laughing. it's our facebook free for all next. now i have to apologize ! ♪ >>> we almost got to hear what bob talks about on the commercial breaks. we're back and we're going to answer some of the questions that we asked to you submit today on our facebook page. it's facebook friday. it's facebook.com/thefive fnc. a big response, so thanks to everyone. i'm going to start with you, bob. prior to each show, this is from william mccoy. there is there a lot of preparation time individually and collectively? [ laughter ] is that a joke? >> william, i set my alarm for 5:30 in the morning to begin studying. i have to use this opportunity to say that no, not much. i don't need to do as much preparation as the rest of them 'cause i'm older and wiser. >> is that hilarious? who sleeps in through a 10:30 time? [ laughter ] >> i usually take our 10:30 conference call in bed. >> you must have amazing blackout curtain. >> that is what's called rye. >> let me give this one to eric. what advice does "the five" have for young professionals? what

that's why anthony wiener is surging in the democratic primaries for mayor. >> are you making puns? continue. >> everybody is in this narsassistic mix and maybe they relate to anthony wiener because they have been there. >> that's an interesting point. i think people come together in comradery and said i felt i was invisible until there was facebook or twitter and now you have the off shoots. it is interesting to see the snap chat where your pictures go away so quickly. >> that's going to be porn. >> right? they do last for a minute. >> the nsa will be downloading all of it. bill right now you are on instagram which is half a gram. >> i told you i got it -- >> bill, i have to give bill credit. rut opposite of a narsass sigh t. everybody around you, you hate you. >> i have never been on stays book. on facebook. i tweet articles about how the wool imam moth will be cloned in about five years and he will. i think it makes me qualify to take a dump on all of you. the fact of the matter is narsassists are like hipsters. they crap on all of the other ones. that's my object vagues of all o

. >> actually i thought -- >> supervisor wiener. >> i thought that the recommendation was just to remove the provision that exempted the library from the normal acceptance expense but still create the funds. >> the ordinance addressed two different types of funds. one for gifts to the library which usually require board approval if they're over $10,000 so this amendment would provide that the library could say they can accept gifts up to $100,000 and the second is for grants and the budget analyst didn't address grants in this ordinance. >> okay and subject to the normal rules. >> exactly. >> okay thank you. >> colleagues any further questions? could i have a motion? without opposition. all right. motion to move 14 forward to the full board for the july 16 meefing. >> so moved. >> do so without opposition. colleagues i'm going to propose taking 15 through 23 together and motion to move to the full board for the july 16 board meeting. >> so moved. >> do so without opposition. item 23 is the -- >> item 24. >> yeah item 24 is regarding the stabilization reserve. can i a motion to continue t

. >> it looks like anthony wiener is throwing his hat in the ring. >> his what in the ring? >> his hat. >> always outspoken, joy behar. >> and the best part is that current will let me say anything. what the hell were they thinking? >> only on current tv. >> announcer: this is the "bill press show." >> bill: all right. 26 minutes after the hour. there was a lot of immediate reaction, of course, even president obama from air force i picked up the phone after he heard the supreme court's ruling yesterday and called some of the plaintiffs in the case. my favorite reaction, i must admit, came from congresswoman michele bachmann. i knew -- i knew the supreme court had done the right thing when michele bachmann came forward to denounce the court. here she is. >> they attacked something they have no jurisdiction over whatsoever. the foundational unit of our society which is marriage. that is something that god created. that is something that god will define. >> bill: no, the justices have no jurisdiction whatsoever over the constitution of the united states? they were exactly on po

the bottom headline says wiener top banana in new poll. that's anthony wiener, now leading in the mayor's race in manhattan. >> steve: completely unrelated. >> tucker: completely unrelated. but worth noting. the u.s. reaction to this has really been disspiritting, so ineffectual. you saw our secretary of state, former senator john kerry of massachusetts say, in essence, i can't believe the russians aren't interested in the rule of law. [ laughter ] really? this is news? you're shocked that putin might be enjoying this opportunity to stick it to the united states, the historic enemy? >> steve: after we've been hack into their computers for years? >> anna: there are reports that snowden has more information that will be helpful to the russians and the chinese, information that could potentially harm the united states. so where is president obama on all this? we've heard from senator john mccain who went on the record with greta van susteren last night and said, hey, you know what? this is ridiculous and the rest of the world is not respectin

. >> it looks like anthony wiener is throwing his hat in the ring. >> his what in the ring? >> his hat. >> always outspoken, joy behar. >> and the best part is that current will let me say anything. what the hell were they thinking? >> only on current tv. this show is about analyzing criticizing, and holding policy to the fire. are you encouraged by what you heard the president say the other night? is this personal, or is it political? a lot of my work happens by doing the things that i'm given to doing anyway, by staying in touch with everything that is going on politically and putting my own nuance on it. in reality it's not like they actually care. this is purely about political grandstanding. i've worn lots of hats, but i've always kept this going. i've been doing politics now for a dozen years. (vo) he's been called the epic politics man. he's michael shure and his arena is the war room. >> these republicans in congress that think the world ends at the atlantic ocean border and pacific ocean border. the bloggers and the people that are sort of compiling the best of the

when we come back, we'll spend some time talking about anthony wiener. in case you haven't heard, he's running for mayor of new york city. the latest polling shows he's gaining some ground despite that twitter scandal. but what's motivating some of his supporters. we're going to talk about that. you're watching msnbc, the place for politics. there's a reason no one says "easy like monday morning." sundays are the warrior's day to unplug and recharge. what if this feeling could last all week? with centurylink as your trusted partner, it can. our visionary cloud infrastructure and global broadband network free you to focus on what matters. with custom communications solutions and dedicated support, your business can shine all week long. humans. we are beautifully imperfect creatures living in an imperfect world. that's why liberty mutual insurance has your back, offering exclusive products like optional better car replacement, where if your car is totaled, we give you the money to buy one a model year newer. call... and ask an insurance expert about all ou

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. >> steve: the wiener mobile. >> brian: yeah. >> gretchen: we've had the wiener mobile on the show. >> steve: that's right. if you think this is a great gift for dad, you can get it at say it with bacon.com right through july 1. >> gretchen: all right. fantastic. let's do some headlines for you now on your wednesday. fox news alert. live look inside the ohio courtroom, cleveland, where ariel castro will be arraigned any minute now. he faces more than 300 charges. remember he was accused of kidnapping and holding three women captive for more than a decade. he's apparently going to plead not guilty to those crimes. >> brian: a suspected killer behind bars. 26 years later thanks to the internet and determined daughter. actress jocelyn mart necessary says he gunned down her father outside the family's new york city restaurant. she did not forget. he took off to the dominican republic. police closed the case. martinez did not give up. after searching on-line, she found an address for him and gave it to police. they arrested him last week and he reportedly confessed to the murder. >> it's

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. >> after trailing for weeks, a new poll shows anthony wiener the lead. >> my goodness. >> an nbc 4 new york/"wall street journal" poll shows the former congressman taking a five-point lead over front runner christine quinn. now 49% of voters said they'd consider voting for him up from 40% two months ago before he entered the race. weaner leads among men and even women. tina, are you surprised? >> we just ended the post embarrassment age. there is nothing that is embarrassing at all and nothing that you really can't get beyond. i'm beginning to think that you really do need some kind of a sex scandal, some kind of an issue in order to get elected. because what it actually does, it increases your q rating and pain stream tv presence. everybody's got something to ask you. i think being caught in a sex can scandal of any kind is actually a really big asset for today's modern. >> mark, would you agree? >> i disagree. i think he's doing well because it's an extraordinarily weak field. if he didn't have the field, he would be dominating the race even more. he's well funded, articulate. th

you have the bios available to you, but a quick introduction, howard gleckman, josh wiener, matt salo, the national association of medicare directors, and then stephen moses with a long-term care center -- >> center for long-term care reform. >> take it away. >> let's try to get the slide. ok, very good. thank you very much. i very much appreciate the opportunity to talk with you, and i want to thank joe antos and aei for hosting me and the panel. i look forward to the discussion and hopefully this will be in the spirit in which i wrote the paper, which is really to as preparation for the commission and my role in the commission and perhaps am helped to the members to try to identify what are the issues and what are the questions, what oath we know, do we know, does the evidence indicate a direction we should look further into, or what do we not know at all about this very complex area of long-term care, the financing of long-term care, the provision of services, to a lot of different types of populations, disabled, elderly, and so that is when i was appointed as commissioner, i want

look at what we're seeing in the news with folks like anthony wiener. in some ways, the whole thing is out of control. it's interesting that a lot of people said they wouldn't do anything which tells me that a lot of the texts are probably not as graphic but more in that middle zone of flirtation. and i think in the end we have to get some control of technology. i think it's really just advancing at such a rapid pace that it's really ahead of our relationships. >> but yet very much a part of it as we know so i would say, you know, what is the text? is it a little flirtatious or is it more x-rated. we want to talk about what is a sext and what is more harmless. >> and flirtation too. how much are you going to allow in your relationship. >> throughout this study we saw in any flirting scenario people are willing to allow a degree of flirtation. whether it's with a partner's best friend. >> the survey said 45% would confront their friend if their friend was flirting with their boyfriend or girlfriend. 34% said they would let it go. >> yeah. >> thank you so