arm here and what i want you to do is to bend the elbow folding it in, and bringing the hands palm to palm. this is the start of piece number three which is called press. so i'm going back over here to my left side, pressing my hands forward. beautiful. let the hands slide apart draw them in, down and push forward. this is piece number four, which we call push. and that whole combination is called grasping the bird's tail. that was very nice. that was terrific. that was terrific. we're halfway done. let's pick up the other half, all right, so let's go back to hands by your sides. you're doing well in your chair. scoot forward a little bit. you can relax anytime by the way. i'm telling you to scoot forward but if you feel like you want to sit back and relax, go for it. sit up nice and tall the head floats up. now i've given you flow rule number one which is smile slow down and breathe. here's rule number 2. we call it conserve the curve and it has to do with what you're already doing with your spine. there's this natural curve in your spine here that's supposed to be there but in t'ai chi w

to steal each other's employees some years ago. this morning the former head of palm told reuterses that then-apple ceo steve jobs actually threatened to hit palm with expensive patent suits if it kept hiring apple executives. it's easy to forget it wasn't that long ago palm actually worried apple. they were very early to smartphones and nabbed a number of very talented apple leaders. back to you. >> scott mcgrew, thank you very much. >> thank you. >>> first came the fire and then the ice. >> that's right. this is what the weather caused. a chicago warehouse gutted by flames now just looks like an ice castle. it was so cold when firefighters were dousing the abandoned warehouse with water and it turned into ice instantly. this happened last night in chicago. a five-alarm fire ripping through the building. temperatures dipping to a below freezing 10 degrees. so the wind chill even colder out there in chicago. it looks like they poured snow over it. >> i have never seen anything like that before. >> bizarre, crazy. >>> you were calling for rain and you called it. >> you look at scenes like that and we really don't have much to tell you about when

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to take my notes. they had a palm pilot brochure shaped like a palm pilot. i scotch taped it on top of my newton and i put down and they're like, other "okay, we'll talk to you." it all worked out. i believed in the notion of connected devices. i was sitting on a beach in maui and they just turned on the cellular system we created and i had this device with me. and there was an old search engine alta vista. and i typed in "maui sushi." and i got the best soucep restaurant in if maui. these things are dead. the future really is connected devices. this was the end of the 90, '97 '98 time frame. >> rose: now we're on the eve of 2013. where are we going? >> oh, there are a lot of opportunities for us. obviously, the smart phone you know, trend is is going to continue. it's growing like crazy. and now we're seeing pcs really being subsumed by smart phones, whether it's tablets or the fact that microsoft put windows on top of our chips for example. it's become mobile. but then i look out even farther in the future and say this wireless technology is going to be an

to leave each other's workers alone. the former head of palm says steve jobs threatened to hit palm with expensive patent lawsuits and revenget stop hiring apple executives away. tim cook, the new ceo will be forced to testify in a san jose court about apple's role in the alleged scheme. that will happen next month. lp we talked a little bit about it this morning. apple stock down 1% on the nasdaq off the highs. shares in annie's home grown foods down 4% after the company made a rare recall of frozen pizza. annie's best known for the bunny rabbit macaroni. second best selling mac & cheese. the stock symbol is bny or bunny. >> first fire and then ice. a chicago building was on fire but now looks like an ice castle. it was doused with water as the five alarm fire ripped through the building. overnight all the water turned to ice quickly when temperatures dipped to a freezing ten degrees. >> i have never seen anything like it. i used to live in chicago. that wind comes, 10 degrees turns into 20 below. it's bizarre. that instant icicle. >> can't plain in your neck of the woods. >> we have it nice. >> another reason to wake up in

to follow along with what has been given in the past. i don't know regarding, i guess, the three palms or six palms, how many times they had been caught for violations. so i'm not sure if we go from 30 to 90, if that is appropriate, or if it is appropriate, that is my feeling. and so i'm not sure. i will leave it to the rest of the commissioners for me to hear some more dialogue. >> i think my issue is sort of recidivism issue. so 90-day suspension is not a year. it's into not a revocation. it's somewhere in between. i find persuasive the briefing of the city attorney on the notice issue, as well as uncompelling the briefing on the jurisdiction issue on the part of the appellant. as far as the penalty itself, my generinclination is to uphold as it is. >> i would agree with that. i feel there have been multiple efforts to try to stall on this, to somehow set up a case where there wasn't going to be jurisdiction. i believe the deputy city attorney forewarned us about that at the last hearing. i think we were generous in allowing this case to be delayed for change of counsel and proper briefing. but i continue to be persuaded by the facts an

to take my notes. they had a palm pilot brochure shaped like a palm pilot. i scotch taped it on top of my newton and i put down and they're like, othe, "okay, we'll talk to you." it all worked out. i believed in the notion of connected devices. i was sitting on a beach in maui and they just turned on the cellular system we created and i had this device with me. and there was an old search engine alta vista. and i typed in "maui sushi." and i got the best soucep restaurant in if maui. these things are dead. the future really is connected devices. this was the end of the 90, '97, '98 time frame. >> rose: now we're on the eve of 2013. where are we going? >> oh, there are a lot of opportunities for us. obviously, the smart phone, you know, trend is is going to continue. it's growing like crazy. and now we're seeing pcs really being subsumed by smart phones, whether it's tablets or the fact that microsoft put windows on top of our chips for example. it's become mobile. but then i look out even farther in the future and say this wireless technology is going to be a

palm springs international film festival. >> i'm syked when i get to meet you know helen mirren. >> we're rolling out the red carpet now. ♪ >> welcome to on th on the red carpet from palm springs. i'm's rachel smith. >> we a quick two-hour drive from hollywood and just in time for the 24th palmgs international film festival. >> plenty of stars and fans show up here to enjoy an amazing line-up of films. but we can talk about the best movies of the year without talking about the academy awards.

to yiddish. my shortest palm using skittish. they shortest palm is called something like the societal political and philosophical implications of the o.j. simpson trial. title does that count in the links. and the poem once jack, oy vey. fastmac and also in yugoslavia started to break up, i did a palm that had croatians are the good guys now, although their past is somewhat shady, so worry not that these same guys chased both your would be in your cd. [laughter] with both use a little german. when george w. bush appointed a known family retainer to the attorney general, i did a column that ran alberto gonzales with loyal umbrellas. and we both read about animals than times. he famously wrote a lot of things about cat. my daughter said once at the dinner table and somebody brought up cats, daddy hates cats. and i said that he does not hate cats. that would be prejudice. and you crows have been brought up to a poor prejudice. daddy has never met a cat that he likes. [laughter] and i've written about corgis. i wrote in a column once the corgis look l

palm springs. you live in palm springs tom? >> all over. >> all over. and thank you and i would like to thank my other friends. i saw so many of them here tonight and it's really nice that you came for our -- not just my friends but the friends of anacita and the others. thank you for coming. i also really think that we should thank kqmd. who else shows indian movies and honors indian people like tonight? this is a great, great honor to be here in city hall of san francisco. the person that nominated me for this award is laverne roberts. maybe some of you knew her as laverne morrisy. she went home to her reservation. she is piute and went to her home. where is her home? >> [inaudible] >> in earring ton nevada. we went there once and she has a beautiful house and live there is and now she is even running for the council of her tribe. laverne was going to surprise me and be here this evening, but she had an outbreak of one of her illnesses. her foot started to bleed and now she has to be on crutches for a while, so she had to turn in her plane ticket and her taxi fare, but otherwise she would have been here toni

to it. ryan gets more mentions on and the weather highlight. [laughter] >> i believe that. >> palm springs, west palmtheir rights to play in atlanta we are talking about the ravens. roll it, the baltimore ravens. this is exciting, with a boomerang,. this is a big, big matchup. it could be a harbaugh verses harbaugh super bowl. >> i am very proud of our coach, jim harbaugh. he is a great competitor. i have had to compete and do with them since he was born >> the older brother john. nine and a half point underdog >> the giant to not want to go to arbitration but they have signed buster posy, and $8 million deal for just one easyour. and multi, year could be $20 million per season. also avoiding arbitration is hunter pence. $13.8 million and also a local blanco venus williams. here we go. down under 6-1, 6-3. the younger sister, sarina will get even--serena however, how would you like to fly tiger woods to avoid dumpi avoidand this event pays him to not make the cut and rory mcelvoy not make the cut and alecia is here with the e-mails... a lot of sports this week, with lance armstrong. felicia, are you

to santa ana when he said, okay, you can get out now. so seeing all those things outside the window, it was so amazing. i remember the palm trees. in my town we didn't have palm trees. i remember the buildings that seems to reach the sky and it was amazing. >> host: where did you live in los angeles when you got here? >> guest: when i first got to l.a., i lived in highland park, which is in northeastern los angeles. it was predominantly a latino community. >> host: was a mostly illegal? >> guest: it was a combination. there were a lot of immigrant families, but there were also legal and illegal families. >> host: out of the legal families do with the illegals? >> guest: i'm not too sure about that. as a child, i don't think i was too aware of that kind of response from the adults. but what i do remember the most is being shocked when i got to school that most of the kids in my classroom were dark skinned and they look just like me and they had last names like garcia and fernandez and they could speak the language that i couldn't speak. that was really shocking to me. they look exactly like me. yet they were not. i would say that that was probably the first ti

palm said jobs told him to stop hiring apple employees. if he didn't, apple would bring expensive patent lawsuitses against palm as punishment. remember, not long ago a palmnger exists was a serious competitor in the smart phone business. hired a number of big name apple execs as well. evidence will be heard by federal judge lucy koh, the same judge who sat on the bench during the sam sung trial. she ordered current apple tim cook to testify in the wage fixing case as she decides whether to grant class action status. after the closing bell, all kinds after anxiety. this after reports growth of the iphone is slowing. no matter what they say it will make an enormous amount of money. what investors are worried about is the speed of the growth. that could be slow. >> thank you very much. one to watch. >> keep an eye on apple. let's check in with christina loren talking about time to break out the umbrellas. >> when you walk out the front door you will smell it in the air. the rain is back in the forecast as of this afternoon. we'll hold off until noon for most of the bay area. 58 degrees at noon. 59 to round out the day. 57. make sure you have the coat with y

influenced in school history so use them in fact some of the palm reading devices are already in schools as well where kids have to have their palms read before they can even see what these are money making schemes so i think the issue in this case is if you have an objection either constitutional or religious or otherwise can you just use a regular id let's ninety nine percent of students in the in the united states you why can't she do that why does she restricted well obviously here in the school wants the money yeah it's interesting i mean but i've got to say that a lot of critics are looking at this case and saying you know what some schools have uniforms and most jobs have id cards that you need to keep with you sure don't students especially those under eighteen invariably give up lots of rights when they step on school property not really their rights are more limited because they're not adults but she was using the idea again like every school in the country ninety nine percent of schools a country have id cards she just was a regular id card to silence her rights and the question is in america. state school are you force

palm foods. if you look at palm grandt juice, it could be mixed with grape juice or pear juice. people like to spices to their foods. paprika and saffron could have dangerous food colors added to them. and also this, remember the nice pictures of tuna. tuna sushi, it may not always be the only thing you're eating. it also could be an oily fish that can in fact cause stomach problems. a lot of people ask, what can you do sdm i have a couple pieces of advice. buy whole foods whenever you can. you can squeeze, grind, and grate them yourself. one way to be safe. also, buy granbrands you trust. as our friends here like to say, know the who, the when, and the where of the products. and don't always simply by into the latest health trends. food fraud tends to occur more frequently in high profile ingredients. if the price seems too good to be true, it probably is. >> this is pretty exciting stuff. every year, people just like you submit i reports in their quest to become part of cnn's fit nation triathlon challenge. right now, we're ready to announce our 2016 six pack who are going to race alongside

to answer questions of these managers coming into palm beach county. >> apart from wall street like hedge funders, small businesses, large businesses also moving to your area, kelly? >> yes. palms a very sophisticated business environment. in addition to professional and financial services, we have two of the world's largest research and development institutes. 630 aviation aerospace companies, communications and i.t. industry that is grog in the south end of our country. while it's a beautiful place to visit and tourism is really high, there's been a transformation in the last few years to one more based on technology and innovation with clusters of industry that now call palm beach county their home. not only are we seeing hedge funds come to the area but a wide array of corporate headquarters looking for a corporate lifestyle. we have no snow. we have no subways here in florida. it is a very attractive environment to ceos. >> you're clearly doing something right. kelly, thank you for sharing your story with us. >> thank you very much. >>> coming up, appraisal outrage. if you have recently tried to refi your home, i think you know what we're talking about. does the whole app

to 3.3%. it's not a surprise here, but, you know, take note. there's a palm beach office, the little city of palmire office dedicated to getting hedge fund managers, private equity dudes -- ashley: smart thing to do. tracy: the middle class will feel this. the wealthy can afford to pick up and leave and fly back to wherever they have to go. those of us with kids in school, families, can't sell the house, i don't have a choice. they will end up raising the state taxes for me to pick up the slack. >> or new york has to find another way to fund huge operations. ashley: exactly. interesting. talking about that tonight? >> possibly not. we're talking immigration. i'm also talking about the bond bubble. what happens if the bubble bursts? what would it look like? talking about that. ashley: yield's going up 2% on the ten year. watch out. >> that's what i'm saying. ashley: that's what you're saying. don't miss "the willis report" right here on fox business network. tracy: breaking news for you. oil closing up 56 cents. sandra smith said, $96.44 a gain of more than one-half a percent. ashley: headed towar

palm beach. with its waterways, manicured lawns, and tall palm trees dotting the landscape, it's a beautiful place todown and raise a family. >> we moved in this neighborhood about 16 years ago. we moved in the house when it was brand new. it seems to be a very nice community. lots of children around. lots of activities for the children to do. and it seems to be generally warm, and everybody seems to know other people. >> reporter: but although the community promotes a sense of peace and tranquility, like most places, it also has an underside. >> we have everything from the low-income drug crimes all the way up to white-collar frauds. >> and one spring morning jean's home becomes a boynton beach crime statistic. burglars crawl through a doggie door located in the kitchen. they think no one sees them. but miles away, someone is watching. >> i was at the office. i wasn't there. i was watching a live video feed of my house. and there was a man in my house, and he was robbing me. >> yes, jean thomas is at her desk watching her own home being robbed. jean's a university travel counselor, works full time,

palm tree. you want to see me walk? >> reporter: psychedelic palm so proud of you. >> reporter: thank you, anderson. >> well, thank you. >> love you, sushi. awesome walk. >> john, please thank sushi and everybody for putting up with us yet again for this tradition. we've made it like an annual tradition. i like it. >> it's a tradition, whether you like it or not. >> it's one of the many kinds of new year being celebrated here in the united states. we'll also show you the ball drop. >> we can't miss eastport, maine. everybody's talking about it. that is a par-tay. can you handle it, america? >> you should also stay with cnn all wait through the 1:00 hour on the east coast because we're going to show you nashville and new orleans. we're going to show you how they are celebrating new year's at the stroke of midnight in those time zones. should we go to eastport, maine right now? >> the president is in the white house now addressing -- >> gary tuchman in eastport, maine. how did everything go there? >> the president is not making pants. >> she's making

palm tree. you want to see me walk? >> reporter: psychedelic palmyou the ball drop. >> we can't miss eastport, maine. everybody's talking about it. that is a par-tay. can you handle it, america? >> you should also stay with cnn all wait through the 1:00 hour on the east coast because we're going to show you nashville and new orleans. we're going to show you how they are celebrating new year's at the stroke of midnight in those time zones. should we go to eastport, maine right now? >> the president is in the white house now addressing -- >> gary tuchman in eastport maine. how did everything go there? >> the president is not making pants. >> she's making this stuff up. how did the sardine drop go? >> reporter: anderson, it was a very unusual, interesting, and wonderful night, to be honest with you. this is the tallest building in eastport maine. three stories. the tides museum of art. this is what was dropped. this is the eight-foot sardine that was dropped. 2013. and it is a great tradition here in eastport, maine that when this sardine hits the grou

to farmland. one of the problems is a lot of palm oil plantations are going in. that encroaches on elephant territory and people and humans conflict. palm is worth a lot of money. so people tend to try to remove elephants. >> you're saying they intentionally leave out poison for the elephants? they are trying to kill them? >> they lace pineapples or hearts of palm -- elephants love them not dissimilar to human beings with fast acting poisons. while the necropsy has not been completed, they believe due to hemorrhaging and ulcers in the intestinal tracts and bleeding they were poisoned. i was on the next door island of sumatra a year ago doing a documentary about this issue. it is increasingly common as palm oil used in chocolate, soap and other products is very lucrative for malaysia and indonesia. >> are people being held accountable? are investigators going after the folks elephants? >> wildlife fund is present and active in the area. we were with them in sumatra. what's concerning is there are only 1200 of these elephants left. literally in one fell swoop 1% of the population was wiped out. it doesn't have to happen. there are solutio

palm beach, and she would be 95 if she were still alive now, and there came a time when she stayed home, didn't go to school -- [inaudible] everyone in palm beach shunned her, but bobby kennedy came and said our father said that we're allowed to play with you. >> yeah. i wish you would have told me that before. [laughter] yeah. it rings true. it makes sense. it makes perfect sense because nobody liked the kennedys in palmbeach now, and kennedy at the time said to hell with you, you know? we'll make our own way and did. he did his own entertaining in his own house when he wanted to. he went to bradley's, the casino that he claimed had the best food in palm beach. the question is did kennedy marry rose fitzgerald because she was the daughter? did he court her? did he make her his girlfriend and go out with her and then marry her because her father was the mayor? yes and no. he was the -- she was thee most eligible girl. she was smart. she was pretty. she was vivacious. she had this carefree attitude. she was an extraordinary young woman, and i think kennedy was drawn to her, and kennedy knew, you know, i don't know what came first, but kennedy certainly knew that his girlfriend was the mayor's daughter, and that by marrying rose, he was going to climb a step. one of the difficulties was that kennedy's father who was also very important in irish politics had been the opponent so for a long time, the didn'