[ cheers and applause ] "ace of spades." wow.t's weird it feels like it's only been two weeks. i just want to thank everyone here that puts in all the hours and makes the show something we can all be so proud of. also, thanks to you guys at home for watching, and you guys in the audience for coming to see our show. we love doing this and want to keep doing it for as long as you'll have us. so, thank you, guys. [ cheers and applause ] the best job i ever had. so fun. thank you, roots. thank you, higgins. as you guys know, we are celebrating our second anniversary tonight. so we figured, we have to have a cake, right? [ cheers ] >> jimmy: my favorite cake is ice cream cake. and what better ice cream than vermont's finest. please welcome ben and jerry, everybody! ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: that's what i'm talking about. how you doing, buddy? nice to see you. you guys -- thank you so much for coming. we're psyched to have you here for the anniversary. this is big. there's a big announcement for us. now, we understand -- >> w

calling a spade a spade.g it's wrong and having the adults and rumors to come around and stop it. >>> we're back with our panel lifts. the topic is bullying. wilhemina, you have the opportunity to talk to other parents who are going through what your son went through. if you were to give them advice, what might be one way you could tell them to get involved and deal with this issue of bully? >> first of all, to fight for their children and their safety. schools should be a safe haven for our children. secondly, talk to administrators, the pta. we've all got to get involved. it's not something that's just going to pass by and it escalat escalates. and the worst possibility and the worst scenario is bullying that turns into suicide which is the new term bullycide. >> i used to teach high school. whenever i would call a parent to their child, i got the uniform from everybody, not my child, my child is the best. we've spent all the time talking about children who are bullied. how about those that are bullies? >>

. >> reporter: they were considering a around finance to spade pitbulls. today, that is off the table. he loves hit dog. and is strongly against requiring any owner to neuter their pet. >> i have a concern with owners. >> reporter: they are dropping the mandatory spade/neuter ordinance for pitbulls. theyanch 100 dog bites a year, which only 2 are serious. dog owners we spoke with support the move. >> i think they are overstepping their bounds to enforce something like that. >> reporter: the county is proposing stricter rules for dogs that do attack. requiring owners carry an insurance policy and be at least 18. >> i am thrilled because all the scientific research, all the studies show that the most effective way to reduce dog bites is through education. >> 79% of dog attacks are on children under 9. a one hour prevention class reduces the chance of being bitten by 80%. for tips go to the web link section of www.ktvu.com. maureen naylor, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> bart may try out late night train service. they will consider the idea tomorrow. the plan calls

win in iraq and now obama is just taking them to another losing war in libya they are losers call a spade a spade interesting you joining up with thoughts between the cia the defense business and all that seems to be in some linked in terms that some people might say that's a rather sinister isn't it it seems that this musical chairs is all about war politics it does it mean that if you're involved in something it within the cia intelligence or within war that actually that's a root canal through to. to the authority. well that's what i said how one the nation of as he was leaving office that the military industrial complex was taking over so now it's the military intelligence complex that's taking over it is what it is and so you call it what it is so what's happened in america is that in the business of america it is war and that's why america is in the financial problems it is in the business of china for example is business and that's why china is in the condition that it's in so america is just war minded and they think they're going to this one exporting democracy is just the milita

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can this past weekend -- and this past weekend, spade-o-rama, held at our very own anglers park. the very best fly fishermen and women gathered for this three- day event. including myself in the very novice categories. this was just a beautiful reminder of the quirkier events going on in the parks every day. next saturday morning, and our friends of the department of public works and supervisor kim and lots of folks from the district six events that that's victoria -- that net at victoria park, on top of the old carmichael site in district 6. in order of victoria, a two- time olympic medalist in diving. they took on projects at our new rec center and one at south park, just a few blocks away. we have a great event coming together. i really want to thank our partners of the department of public works. the relationship between dpw and rec and park has never been stronger. as we have advised a couple of times, and i think you have approved, we received a very generous gift to make some special upgrades to the rec center at seventh and folsom. we have a brand new weight room and cour

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say we got through the process and we finally turned the first spade of dirt and started building a, we would probably not be -- we would be in the vietnam war before we could get the pentagon bill. we have taught ourselves up with so much bureaucracy. tolet's move from budget policy issues. >> let's talk about iraq and whether you think the troops ought to pull out or not. it does not seem like the iraqis at this moment really want us to stay. >> i hope that there is a request to keep some troops there and provide some security. i am not convinced that the iraqis are totally ready to handle all of the security, and we are going to have contractors and state department people and other citizens over there helping the country rebuild. i think that will be put at much greater risk. >> i wanted to ask you about women in combat. a study came out recommending that women be allowed to fill these roles. people in the senate and house are saying it. are you willing this year to talk about inserting language in the defense authorization bill to prevent women to play actual combat roles if the

new direction and there is a large portion of the population who is at risk of being left behind the spade is widening the. rich closet in the region. getting poorer but largely middle class indians and especially the young working demographic try to focus on the positive and watch with pride as their country comes of be and is able to achieve a global status they always believed was possible it's like a free woodpecker for us from an earlier western to use to think pollution is a burden but now it is even the area lazing that the more the people the more the pictures in both of them or the mind the more the economic times power that is difficult for the world to ignore preassure either r t new delhi india. to look at the latest business news with trade. thanks rory hello and welcome to the business bulletin for this hour russia is suspending the export of petrochemicals in order to tackle the fuel shortage on the domestic market several regions have suffered from a lack of petrol in recent days alexander the as ever of gazprom bank explains what's happening in the market. the problem is t

here i only have basle spades states the totally collaborate they cooperate and throw open their plan their labor their resources their markets through a completely open to internet and international capital for they are potentially enemy states by the you are a vassal or av so call ally a friend or you are a potential enemy and libya is seen as a potential enemy in many ways surely relations improved there are a lot of bridges built between the us on the course europe and what we saw there was it not people power a revolt against a forty year old regime against a dictator who they want to remove they are actually saying that this wasn't wanted by the libyan people any of us will know the way to putting up a resistance to this people for who own these rebels they are former minor kids and al qaeda linkages as far as we know we don't know who they are they have no mass organization they have no military organization but they are being paraded as the people that the u.s. must come in on they didn't do that with with with egypt when mubarak was was under siege and they supported him joe

twenty spade cup semifinal is underway between russia and italy in moscow with world number three visitors of one of the over enjoying an early lead for the hosts in the first singles match she's just taken the first step to love again start at arni forty three in the world rankings italy so that their star plays with just his career boney flavia pennetta i'm going in this first rubber would be a great start for russia who again would fancy their chances in the second singles match today two time grand slam champion straight non-consent sober goes up against the birth of vinci to round off saturday's action incidentally between italy and russia have won every fed cup title since two thousand and four. semifinals day of the monte carlo masters where defending champion and top seed rafael nadal will take on world number five andy murray no doubt making a loss for the simple six one six three victory i didn't even leave the church in because as the spaniard has been champion here for the last six years and showed everyone tension to make it seven not really threatened at any stage to set up t

and sticking a spade wrath on the doll beats compassions of a fair after the second final in a wait to win the boss alone right and. let's kick off with the russian premier league where defending champions need to regain top spot after they won three nil a time of itself all those last three kicks from an exam because they go off after eleven minutes inside the front and one minute stayed until nine minutes to go to the final struck some ten ten last of which games rest three nil the final score didn't go back to the top. really it's just the bottom. that it is now missed the chance to reclaim top spot off and they were held to a surprise want to lower the tone so to do be opened from a corner for the army men after twenty seven minutes. but not seen a new nick off beats the visitors defense level just before the hour and that was how it finished a sky remain on the move it's that to. drop to the boss and. the rubin have now yet to win in four games after being held one one in a gritty encounter and a struggling i'm caught alexander ideas down step start for the him signed just before

witnessed final preparations for the launch marking the fiftieth anniversary of man's first flight in spadesplus there are one thing al gore's his place in the world that have mountains and snow but if you want it russian winsome fairy tale into the national park is definitely the place where you are these close up team explores how originator rushes year olds with heavy industry is now turning into a perfect getaway person board and nature like that. first of the workers a japan stricken fukushima nuclear plant are battling to see a lot of crack in a reactor about leaking radioactive water into the pacific contaminated sea water any area has shown radiation levels four thousand times the legal limit japanese officials have told the plant operator to examine the facility for other potential leaks meanwhile japan's prime minister has visited the tsunami ravaged villages in the northeast of the country for the first time yan have a happy new year power expert for greenpeace says workers at the fukushima plant deserve better conditions for the vital drop there do with these people and not soldi

. >> -- spade. >> yes. she is ready. >> don't go anywhere. we will put the number up. brought this in. when she gets bigger, she will love something like this. and you will see these kind of agility. >> agility course at the march for the animals that's coming up. it's april sunday april 17th. starting at 10 a.m., and we are encouraging people to bring the dogs. last year we had 6,000 people and their pets. >> that's amazing. >> that's a lot of fun. it's like a festival. you walk around the drewet hill reservoir. it's very popular. a liven people are waiting to do it with the dogs. and. >> it's something to do with your pets that's active and you can train ahead of time. they will do go there sticks in the ground. >> and this opens up to a big tube. >> and they run through it. we lure them at the end with a treat. >> it's something fun for you and your pets and helps the training. and it's a nice way to spend the day. >> you have look-alike contests too? >> yes. >> we have ceftual contest and pet and owner look-alike contests which was hysterical. we will have disk dog

oakland to 67, 65 in hayward, the spade 67, the coast 58 degrees.e is a look at your 7 day around the bay. we are expecting the trend to the warmer as we head towards the weekend. wednesday-tuesday kulikov, all and all not bad. plenty of sunshine. -- wednesday- thursday cool it off. now, here is a look at the traffic. >> george: thank you, good start to this morning's commute, no problems or hotspots to disclose. no delays around the bay. smith traffic conditions, bridge check, the bay bridge -- smooth and traffic conditions. wind advisory is in place. all this a mattel, westbound, no delays, very late especially on the right side of your screen. golden deep-101, easy ride. thi they're still reconfiguring the lanes. >> mark: thank you, police arrested a suspect in in the act in the fatal shooting of a man inside his own home. police responded after woman called nine and when saying her ex-boyfriend was at her house with a gun. when the officers arrived they found a male resident suffering from multiple gunshot wounds the woman's ex-boyfriend fled th

to the spade temperatures in the upper 60s.e will reach about 60 degrees for the coastline south bay working our way up to 70 in san as they, 72 morgan hill. future cast set for noon 70 mi. an hour winds and san francisco. winds are really expected to pick up and the afternoon getting a bit testy at times. i shall continue to see those winds pick up even into evening commute. could action reach 19 mi. an hour winds for santa rosa about 28 and san francisco. we'll watch those winds died down into the late overnight hours. here is a look at your 7 day around the bay. next couple of days breezy, cool, clouds roll in by tomorrow. it is your thursday that brings as the first chance of wet weather showers river across the bay. temperatures not escaping the fifties. friday, slate chance of seeing a thunderstorm or two. by the weekend, the weekend gets better by the weekend. sunshine moving back in. now, here is a look at the traffic. >> erica: thank you, no hotspot to track around the bay area nice, light conditions accident free acco

top spades. >> james: new this morning, southbound caltrans struck and killed somebody in some detailit hit the pedestrian or 720 fifth avenue, the train was able to continue southbound just after 2:00 a.m. making all of its scheduled stops. don't expect this to cause any delays for your morning commute. time of course running out for funding bill to prevent a government shutdown by midnight. so it's actually 9:00 p.m. our time. president barack obama met late in the night and narrowed the differences and no agreement was made yet. democratic leaders say lawmakers are 70 percent of the way on the numbers. they are wrestling over social policies like abortion and the environment. government shutdown would mean for lows for hundreds of thousands of workers and services they provide. o'clock and some of the impact. national parks and museums would close, tax refunds would not be mailed lot and if you applied for jobs, the government will not verify the immigration status. the post office will stay open so the tax deadline will not be pushed back. homeland's security would stay on the job

a little cooler along the coast. 57 alameda. 62 in union city, 64 and fremont the spade 66 in the delta. 66 someone might creek. 64 san jose, 66 campbell. that is what the highs look like this afternoon you can see were under clear skies in will be a bright sunny afternoon. just off short is the next cold front. here is a look at your 7 day around the bay. shows us what were in store for temperatures dropping off a few degrees. 50 percent chance of rain in the north bay. you cannot rule out random drizzle. there's still looks good, friday is fine. a minor chance of besprinkled. the weekend looks good. temperatures getting up to the lower-mid-70s. now, here is a look at the traffic. >> erica: thank you, like this said earlier, no accidents to report. smoother ride, easy go. looking at the approach to the bay bridge, nice come easy conditions a handful of cars making their way to san francisco. tracking is equally good conditions over the san mateo bridge, was down 92 looks good. no problems. drive time of about 15 minutes from end to end. you will have to contend with overnight construct

and we saw that in spades yesterday.e president valued paul ryan to sit on the front row for his speech and said that the republican budget was unmore un-american, un-american, because in his mind not havin taxes $1 trillion in new on the american people was un-american. well, we could have honest disagreements about issues. easterand we do. an if we'll make the campaign about those, we'll win. because the american people know we're right. >> mississippi governor haley barber. do it, steve. host: tommy is joining from us long island. good morning. go ahead, tommy, you're on the air. caller: hey. can you hear me? host: sure can. caller: leslie, i got to tell you, the republican party is being held hostage by the tea party. how can anyone rational cutting, one make the case to cut pell grants? that case was made 25 years ago during the reagan administration. you just can't do that. and then don't tackle any cuts in terms of military and, more over, don't raise any type of revenue from those at the top. you just can't. and,

. >> decorum seems to be something kate middleton has in spades. as time goes on? >> i don't think so. i do love the pictures they keep getting of her at various discos, kind of grouping with prince william on the dance floor. she's got some good moves. she's got a great figure. she's sassy. she's recently photographed walking up the high street buying bikinis from a high street store that you and i would go to. i like her. you know, i don't think she's stuck up. and i think that she's really contemporary. they're the right people to lead us into the next monarchy. >> speaking of stuck up. you've met the royal family. you've performed for the royal family. you've chatted with them? what are they really like? >> prince charles is so, so much fun. i did a sketch for his birthday party when he turned 60. he came back afterwards and i said to him, sir, i said you came on "britain's got talent" what would be your special skill? can you juggle? and camilla went, no he's useless. he's absolutely untalented, useless. and then harry asked me if his -- i don

. >> spade and neutered. ala bob barker.e "tiger mother?" i didn't remember this story but the tiger mother made headlines when she disciplined her kids in a very forceful way. >> very forceful. a lot of people said she was too tough. didn't allow sleepovers and if they practiced the piano wrong she came down really harshly. >> like a tiger. >> apparently her oldest daughter just got accepted to harvard. >> apparently it works to be a mean mom. >> i'll point out the tiger mother is a yale law school professor. >> she's a smarty pants, too. >> so she's trying to limit the smart aleck in the family. >> she really maintained the rules in the house and made sure the girls studied. she has two daughters. she wanted them to excel and succeed and she said this is based on chinese mothers are tough on their kids. >> it seemed to work out. >> going to harvard, not bad!and she sa is based based on chinese mothers who are tough on their kids. >> it seeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee >>> this morning on "world news now,

developing their own languages, and in fact one of my sons had that da-da -- da type language in spadesot. the other two were more silent, but can you see the source of language, the beginnings of elements in language developing, and twins are well known to develop their own language as well before they develop the language in the ambient culture. >> so they are communicating, according to dr. drew, fascinating. we have a picture i'm being told, picture of your three little ones. how long ago was that? >> oh, my gosh, about 17 years ago. >> surprise. >> if you wonder what turned my hair gray, it was that year. i had dark hair -- my kids look at the pictures now from when they were babies, what happened to your hair? >> oh, my gosh. now they are 18 and going off to amherst and vanderbilt and barnard and wonderful institutions, and i'm so excited for them. have great lives ahead. can't wait to see what they all become. >> i'm glad we could surprise that and pull that out. dr. drew, your three little ones. all watching the new show. the new show premiers monday night 9:00 eastern on our si

and we saw that in spades yesterday. when the president invited paul ryan to sit in the front row for his speech and said that the republican budget was on american -- unamerican because, in his mind, not having $1 trillion in taxes, new taxes, on the american people was unamerican. we can have honest disagreements about issues -- and we do -- and if we will make the campaign about those, we will win because the american people know we were right. but we cannot take anything for granted and we have to start here in new hampshire. if i run for president -- i will close by saying this, i will make a decision by the end of the month. if i run for president, then i will compete for new hampshire. everybody understands that mitt as this huge lead here and as a house here. and that is fine. but this is going to be a critical state in the november election of 2012. i think the yen -- the number of small handfuls of states who decides whether we have a new republican president or whether barack obama gets four years. i will comp

so she can get out there with her spade and her rake, and really plant some flowers this spring. >> wem growing through next mother's day. >> yes. >> kathy, thank you so much. for more on where to find all of these great mother's day gifts head to our website, cbsnews.com/saturday. and now here's russ. >> thank you rebecca. up next, royal weeding. we've got some unconventional ways to stop weeds from destroying your lawn or garden this spring. all coming up right here on "the early show." these are ocean spray sparkling juice drinks. they have bubbles. it's real fruit juice; crisp, sparkling water; and no added sugar. and they come in these really cool cans. you want one? i'll wait a bit. all right. mm. refreshing. it's for celebrating all they've given us. really?! [ female announcer ] the tough love... okay, don't do that on your test. [ female announcer ] ...invaluable guidance... [ mom ] go, turn, turn, turn! [ female announcer ] ...and a lifelong friendship. do it again. [ chuckles ] ♪ [ female announcer ] mother's day is for celebrating all our moms have given us. happy mother's

this is an administration that has a habit of politicizing every subject and we saw that in spades yesterday. he said we're un-american because in his mind, not having a trillion dollars in new taxes on the american people was un-american. we can have honest disagreements and we do and if we will make the campaign about those, we will win because th american people know we're right. can't take anything for granted and we got to start here. if i run for president, i will make a decision by the end of the month. if i run for president, then i have to compete for new hampshire. that's fine. this is going to be a critical state in the november election of 2012. i think new hampshire could be one of a small handfuls of states that decides whether we have a new republican president or whether barack obama gets four more years. whether i win the primary or not i'm going to try to win new hampshire in november 2012. any republican candidate needs to do the same thing. this state is very important in that regard. if i end up running, kathy, you will see me back. i am very grateful to you and your fam

into a richmond and the spade temperatures will santa low 60s for redwood city, 56 half moon bay. around the bay. lots of sunshine tomorrow by wednesday light rain, then a looks like an little bit unstable conditions. could stay dry but there's a slight chance of some showers by the weekend, it all starts to warm up. temperatures warming into the mid-upper 70's. >> mark: thousands of people are gathered at the oakland coliseum taking advantage of free visits to doctors and dentists. it started on saturday their runs through tomorrow. many people say they've put off going to the doctor or dentist because they could not afford it. will transport to one man in line. >> i was chewing on popcorn and then at checked out to here. -- to it. i have not been working, my finances are bad. adding that the money for. i could afford. this is an opportunity likely refuse. i thought for sure before i seeing it on tv. so i said all man, i got to get me that. >> mark: the was even less station around 7:00 p.m. tonight. >> darya: year the a live look outside, walnut creek, traffic is not doing bad.

and we saw that in spades yesterday. when the president valued paul ryan to sit on the front row for his speech and said that the republican budget was unmore un-american, un-american, because in his mind not havin taxes $1 trillion in new on the american people was un-american. well, we could have honest disagreements about issues. easterand we do. and if we'll make the campaign about those, we'll win. because the american people know we're right. >> mississippi governor haley barber. that's new hampshire this past thursday, part of c-span's "road to the white house" coverage. publisher of the "union leader" joins us. thanks for being with us. guest: you're welcome. me begin with the flurry of activity from haley barber and others in your state over the last couple of days. it seems like there was a real up tick over the last five or seven days. guest: i think the snow started to recede up here, steve. that may be one reason. it's interesting you bring up barber. he's the subject of today's front page story in the sunda

it's from kate's spade. it's a big splurge. more than $75.this great stripe. you can take it. it's great quality and won't turn inside out at the first gust of wind. >> thank you, ladies. next we have audra and lola. '70s chic. you're rocking it, girls. >> '70s is a huge trend this season. >> she's got the pink coat on. >> roller disco look. hot pink, $45. what we love is it rolls up into a little ball. really portable for kids on the go when you don't know if it's going to rain or shine. hunter clogs. they're $50. great alternative to the rain boot. >> audra's look, very sheikh. >> very sheikh. the bohemian staple, the poncho has been belted and has a more flattering silhouette. from h & m, $49. >> we'll bring out all the moms and daughters. you all look so fantastic. you make rain seem fantastic. >> don't they. >> great recipes for using the fresh produce of the season. first this is "today" on nbc. >>> and this morning in today's kitchen, spring-inspired dishes, step by step from vibrant greens to boysenberries and tomatoes. chef andrea ha

. >> the first run, four of spades on the turn. >> hoyt drawing debt. >> let just r's just run it onc. >> let's put something out to give us a bit of hope. i want a huge card. >> hoyt will need two huge cards. >> the turn. it's a queen. >> hoyt's picked up a straight draw. ten to keep his money. >> i have a feeling you'll ge it. >> the river. it's a king. >> how close was that? >> tony gets the sweep. >> okay, guys. >> take care. >> and so the alabama cause bow off into the sunset empty handed. that will do it for us on this he had disof the best of the big game. any closing notes? >> i think maybe next season we should get some seatbelts installed in those chairs. >> buckle up for safety. so for joe stapleton and our entire big game team, i'm chris rose reminding you that if you want to play here on the big game, just log on to pokerstars.net. there are pre-qualifying tournaments every day. we'll see you next time. >> i have a bad feeling about this. >> a bad feeling about this. >> have you ever seen the star wars movies where harrison ford says i've got a bad feeling about this? >>

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