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go ahead. >> here's the thing that irritates you.ttle but now you can have a knife z that make any sense? >> it doesn't make any sense at all. >> okay, you walk on, can't have your shampoo but you can have your knife. >> you know what i'm it to do with that? i'm going to put it to your neck and get my shampoo bottle back. >> your show is called made in america or something like that? >> thanks for watching it and knowing the name of it. >> only in america. i knew that. >> called only in america with larry the cable guy, may 8th, my third season, 16 straight episodes. you will love it. it's awesome. and, sean, -- >> i got to go. >> sean, okay, see ya. get 'er done. >> tonight. >> did are actual efforts to suppress the testimony of eyewitnesses of the benghazi horror. >> but the obama administration said it doesn't know anything about it. >> people in your own administration says they were blocked from coming forward. will you help them come forward and say it once and for all? >> ed, i'm not familiar with this notion that anybody has

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it's my pleasure to welcome you to our ceremony and tonight i want you to meet the irritation this isote units. 35 years ago president jimmy carter signed into law one week as the aligning pacific heritage week. and this was expand to include the whole month of may and in? 91 it was a permanent celebration. we also have included all communities. in san francisco we're committed to having the celebration. the plan of this celebration are the accumulate celebration committee and now it's my honor to greet you on behalf of the committee please give a warm welcome to my guest. good afternoon, everyone thank you so much for joining us this year and we celebrate the asian community. as i look around the room and i think about the event and in a few weeks ago going to have the asian fair, i think about all the parades a or marching or a cheri blossom or the columbus day parade everybody comes out to celebrate and throughout the whole most people are coming up u coming out. and we embrace the diversity so i thank you for being here today. and the theme of the dine arts i don't know how many o

so they draw an analogy between the daily irritations and from government bureaucrats and rules and a u.n. conspiracy to remake american businesses, put in every house that are going to regulate the temperature for you. we couldn't figure out where that came from, and then vanessa went through the fox news transcript and there it was. many of the tea partyers that we talked to told us they watch fox news six to eight hours a day. so i think there was a big push about the time we were doing our interviews to get a certain scary image of environmentalism out there, and we can report it was working. >> all right. well, on that note, thank you for takenning. it was a wonderful discussion, and -- [applause] there's a reception upstairs, and they'll be signing books, on the second floor here. [inaudible conversations] >> coming up next, elizabeth liz price foley talks about her book "tea party: three principles." >> i am delighted to introduce you to our last author, elizabeth price foley who has written book on at the tea party. you make the tea partyhahey tea party is not a party, it's a

it's not just irritating. it can cause heart disease and even death. speak up about secondhand smoke. your health and the health of your family depend on it. >>> welcome back. i'm eric white. we're in the middle of a wonderful conversation with lorie. welcome back. karen, what's at the museum? >> well, we are in the next two weeks we'll be closing a fabulous exhibition. it closes may 27th. it's a small jewel of an exhibition and very interesting. he's an african american that's traveled the world. the exhibition focuses on young men from isreal and an assessment is to be able to raise a profile of young black, brown men from street culture. i would encourage everybody to come see it before it closes the 27th. following that we have two exhibitions opening may 23rd. it's a photograph type. it's entitled -- memories. it's taken with a second hand camera by his friend. this is when he was at 23-years- old and an up and coming poet. this is a personal photograph of his grandmother, 84-years- old. >> were these intended personal expressions just coming to p

i had this irritation going on in my lower neck.rts because i thought there was something in the collar of the shirt irritating my neck. and i couldn't figure out what was going on. i had no idea it came from chickenpox. i always thought shingles was associated with people... a lot older than myself. i can tell you from experience, it is bad. it's something you never want to encounter. for more of the inside story, visit shinglesinfo.com we don't let frequent heartburn come between us and what we love. so if you're one of them people who gets heartburn and then treats day afr day... block the acid with prilosec otc and don't get heartburn in the first place! [ male announcer ] e pill eachmorning. 24 hours. zero heartbur >> did the administration play politics with terrorism. new reaction coming in from both sides of the political i'aisle the growing scandal in the terror attack on the diplomatic mission on benghazi. the report the official talking point was revised a does eazen . they are calling the obama administration's attack a

i would figure it out and irritate them and irritate them until they were about to explode but i would never push the last button until we were in the classroom and the taacher was nearby. [laughter] >> all right. stay right there. dr. carson we have a lot more to get to tonight. still ahead an open forum between dr. carson and our audience. plus, is there any talk about recruiting the doctor for potentially a 2016 san francisco we will check in with frank and his focus group. he may have found some campaign volunteers for team carson. >> what about our taxation system? so complex there is known who can possible comply with it. what we need to do is come up with something that is simple. when i pick up my bible, do you know what i see? i see the fairest individual in the universe, god, and he's given us a system. it's called tied. we don't necessarily have to do a 10%, but it's principle. he didn't say if your crops fail don't give me any tides. he didn't say if you have a bumper cop give me triple tides so there somebody something inherently fair about proportionality. >> for months a

. >> that would be richard m at the sf u s d and ar m e n t r irritation - >> i'm sorry one other little thing. i was listening tintly. is there any way we can receive those material? before beforehand so we can digest the information so we everything be a part of the information would be great just a little bit more lead time than just today. thank you >> i really want to thank the committee i i know it's a a lot of the information. and i want to talk about the technology piece. people may not realize it but there a c change in terms of item we were so antiquated so far behind but i want to acknowledge carlos garcia he really made a effort to protection and it's been a good benefit. i used the help desk just today and their response is immediate. >> thank you. any other questions or comments for board members? i actually just wanted to call out the par professional and teachers which i had not heard about i'm really, really excited about that. and i just wanted to know at what level are we funding this effort? it this from your teeny office can we break this out or is that hard to do? >

it's not just irritating. it can cause heart disease and even death.peak up about secondhand smoke. your health and the health of your family depend on it. >>> welcome to bay sunday everyone. four exciting guests for you today. we are getting musical in the east bay. we will meet a man that will tell you how to manage a profiting world. if you'd like to pitch us a show idea just go to our website kpix.com click on connect and scroll down to bay sunday. show time now his passion is music and dedicated his life to the arts. piano player turned conductor. he's worked with all the greats including leonard and he's now sharing his passion with young people

women in particular were turned often irritated by that.ld sweats when i hear that because i feel like i'm being violated. gerri: well, long awaits. i can relate to all of that. next on your patient crip meter. early discharge. >> we have heard a lot about that command a lot of this came to the floor when women were having -- they had vasectomies. been dismissed or ride out the hospital within a day. the same thing with women who had children and that is when this issue of. >> is charged came into the public view. it is still an issue. again, women are more sensitive than men. it really don' like it when their discharge from the hospital, what they feel is to send gerri: billing disputes has to be up there. >> we all feel very uncomfortable discussing money with a doctor. doctors are often very get a hiring tenacious people who have to deal with the running of the office in bills. and difficulty in resving billing disputes was one of the leading problems. i think it's because people feel very uncomfortable having to talk about their complex

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it appears he irritated a nerve last night using an electoral stimulation machine before his start against the braves. they say that may have caused the assistance of -- of the stiffness in his forearm. >> i wasn't too concerned. he threw the ball extremely well last night. his last pitch of the game was 97 miles an hour. beyond the time we are worried about him. we just want him to take ball every five days. >> the nba playoffs continues tonight. the denver nuggets will go away. denver down 3-1 in this series with the warriors. the magazine showed up and put five double figures. 1-7ets beat the warriors -- 107-97. american university has a new basketball coach tonight. mike brennan will replace jeff jones who left to be the head coach of old dominion. he had been an assistant at a year back in 2007-2009. he was a starter. meanwhile, an nfl football team in nebraska have offered a deal to tim tivo -- to tim tebow. he was released from the jets yesterday. and they say they will pay him $75 a game. >> that is not nice. ?n indoor football team >> $75 a game. [laughter] >> concerns about seque

so, so see it sort of sitting there vacant is sort of american people irritation. so i agree with the fellow commissioners. and i don't remember we'll going gone through the environmental impact that treats the tommy's issue but the new buildings and whether or not there are any provisions for protects during construction. and i don't remember that. particularly. yes, ma'am one project that's this big the adjacent project across the street there somebody been a potential impact to the those historic buildings mainly through vibration apparently i know the construction method whether there's any pile drilling or my drilling activities and during demolition. i'm sorry i don't remember >> commissioner yes, we have the fully eir and the noise and dust have been and the. and the impacts of the historic environmental document >> okay. if it's there that's great. and on mental health. i kind of took the commissioners comment about having it's a national issue but if we think about it globally we should be acting locally to address that. we are not pitting the entire commu

so, so see it sort of sitting there vacant is sort of american people irritation. so i agree with the fellow commissioners. and i don't remember we'll going gone through the environmental impact that treats the tommy's issue but the new buildings and whether or not there are any provisions for protects during construction. and i don't remember that. particularly. yes, ma'am one project that's this big the adjacent

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it's not just irritating. it can cause heart disease and even death.peak up about secondhand smoke. your health and the health of your family depend on it. ( cheers and applause ) >> jon: welcome back. my guest tonight the host-of-the-fox news channel's "the o'reilly factor." his new book is called "keep it pithy: useful observations in a tough world." please welcome back to the program, bill o'reilly. ( applause ) i think i'm right about that. what's up, man? >> you know, just the usual. fox news correspondents getting arrested. they're looting the building over there. >> jon: finally, you are recognized as the enemy of the state you have always been. >> that's right. >> jon: i hesitate to say this, but, boy, is that a troubling scandal. i don't know exactly what this is, but it appears that the department of justice is really over-reaching with journalists. and that is upsetting. >> james rose sewn his way to guantanamo now. >> jon: do you have to pay for the jumpsuit? >> i do. >> jon: it is your fifth book this month. i swear to god-- >> they're all

. >> extremely difficult to work and irritating when i'm on phone or conference call. >> the push to silence street performers around the bay area. >> kpix 5 the official tv station for the bay bridge opening ceremony and as of now the countdown to labor day is still on. we are keeping updated on the progress of the new eastern span. ,, ,,,,,, [ birds chirping ] [ inhales, exhales ] [ announcer ] cigarettes are not just dangerous when they're smoked. [ rat squeaking ] they're dangerous long after. cigarette butts are toxic. they release chemicals that poison our water... and harm wildlife. and millions... are polluting our environment. [ sniffing ] [ seagulls squawking ] instead of the sound of mus on the streets of san franc. k-p-i-x 5's mike sugerman details a new proposal that has certa >>> we could soon here silence on the streets of san francisco. kpix 5's mike sugerman has details on a in proposal that has certain performers crying foul. ♪[ music ] ♪[ music ] [ singing ] >> you can have my woman but you better not touch my wine. >> reporter: he has the blues so does larry hundr

they're irritated, scared and angry z they want answers. the investigation into the third grade teacher began after a staff member witnessed what she says was clearly inappropriate behavior. police questioned more children concluding he actually molested several students. he was arrested at his home last night and charged with 17 counts of lewd and lascivious acts with a child and 23 counts of molestation. police say it's an ongoing investigation which has parents worried they might find out more kids were victimized. >> that made me sick. i found out it was my granddaughter's classroom. she was in the affected to my knowledge. nobody said anything. >> if you can't trust teachers i don't trust anyone, now. >> it's scary. you know? you trust the teachers and you know, they're going to have a good record since their teachers. -- they're teachers so i don't feel safe right now. >> we're told this is the first year but has been in the school district more than a decade. police say he had an unblemished record with the school district and no pri

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i would figure it out and irritate them and irritate them until they were about to explode but i would never push the last button until we were in the classroom and the taacher was nearby. [laughter] >> all right. stay right there. dr. carson we have a lot more to get to tonight. still ahead an open forum between dr. carson and our audience. plus, is there any talk about recruiting the doctor for potentially a 2016 san francisco we will check in with frank and his focus group. he may have found some campaign he may have found some campaign volunteers for team carson. if you're suffering from constipation, miralax or metamucil may take days to work. or faster relief, try dulcolax laxative tablets. dulcolax provides gentle relief overnight unlike miralax and metamucil that can take up to 3 days. for predictable relief try dulcolax. and metamucil that can take up to 3 days. [ female announcer ] some people like to pretend a flood could never happen to them. and that their homeowners insurance protects them. [ thunder crashes ] it doesn't. stop pretending. only flood insurance covers flood

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>> well, they are also irritated as well for a variety of reasons. one because they realized this could happen to liberal groups some other time. they are also irritated because the irs did not consult with congress. here is a sample of democratic outrage. you said foolish mistakes were made. the president said it better he said handling of tax exempt applications in that process at the irs was outrageous and intolerable. no excuse. >> all of us are angry at this on behalf of the nation and we are determined to get answers to our questions about how this happened and ensure that it doesn't happen again. finally, throughout this time, the irs leadership has demonstrated a total disregard for the oversight role of the congress and this committee. stephan miller the inspector general and sholman will be up here tuesday testifying before the senate finance committee. so this investigation is not anywhere close to ending. harris? >> harris: mike mike emanuel. thank you very much. and away from the hill now to a courtroom. o.j. simpson' exattorney ripping

. >> but irritants remain in the relationship, including a decades-old dispute along the two countries'ill-defined himalayan border -- two countries' ill-defined himalayan border. indian leader man mohan singh said both sides -- manmohan singh said both sides were committed to working together for regional growth. >> i share with you my view that the rise of china and india is good for the world and the world has enough space to accommodate the growth aspirations of both of our people. >> at mahatma gandhi's the morrill, -- at mahatma gandhi's memorial, li paid tribute. >> north korea has continued firing short-range weapons for third day, despite international protests. the missiles were launched from the country's east coast and landed in the sea of japan. officials said they were investigating exactly what the northwest testing and whether the project builds -- projectiles had been fired from a un-caliber gun. germany's foreign minister guido westerwelle is visiting serve you and close a vote in attempts to get leaders from both sides to normalize relations -- visiting serbia and close of o-- s

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it's not just irritating. it can cause heart disease and even death.peak up about secondhand smoke. your health and the health of your family depend on it. >> welcome back, my guest tonight a staff writer for "the new yorker". he is also a best selling author whose new book is called the unwinding, the inner history of the new america, please welcome back to the program george packer. (applause) >> jon: thank you so much for joining us again. i say this by george, you've done it again. the unwinding, what's so centring, i think, about the book not just that they are great stories but the way that you tell them, you sort of follow over a period of years, a cast of characters that we get to know. it's a nonfiction book that reads like a documentary film in some regard. you follow it with an almost documentary dramatic structure. >> i wanted to create a portrait of america which was a kind of ambitious thing to do. >> over the course of 30 years, a generation. our adult lifetime, yours and mine. and to do that i felt i had to have both a range of people f

it's not just irritating. it can cause heart disease and even death.eak up about secondhand smoke. your health and the health of your family depend on it. could go in just a few minutes. >>> the supreme court could issue a rule on same-sex marriage as early as tomorrow. now whether the justices decide to have a -- bryan moore has the story from washington. >> reporter: well the supreme court has been weigh two same-sex marriage cases that could become legal landmarks, the firy national debate has shown no signs of dying down. in recent weeks ledgely stores in minnesota and delaware had legalized same-sex marriage. >> the tied is shifting. we see that in the polling an the way people talk about the issue of marriage equality. no matter what happens, this is where the countryçiy is going. >> reporter: a dozen states in the d.c. currently recognize same-sex unions but 30 states have banned it. time and numbers are on their side of the opponent. >> we want to make sure the supreme court doesn't cut it short by issuing a sweeping decision. americans are fu

it's not just irritating. it can cause heart disease and even death.peak up about secondhand smoke. your health and the health of your family depend on it. >> welcome back. my guest tonight legendary nba coach who has won 11 championships as the coach, two as an nba player. his new book is called 11 ring, the sole of success. please welcome to the program mr. phil jackson. how are you? >> wait a minute, do you realize we're the same size right now. >> all right, the book is 11-- look at this one of these makes you the green lantern but where-- but you have two player rings from the knicks. >> that's right. >> where are they? >> they are not part of coaching. this is about leadership and coaching and that kind of stuff. those are warriorship and playing, right. >> but i am-- they are great. they are great rings. >> i have to say, so much of what this book is about is managing not these just larger-than-life physical people but the larger-than-life personalities. the chapters on the shack and kobe relationship seem especially tenuous, that each, you know

. >> but irritants remain in the relationship, including a decades-old dispute along the two countries'ill-defined himalayan border -- two countries' ill-defined himalayan border. indian leader man mohan singh said both sides -- manmohan singh said both sides were committed to working together for regional growth. >> i share with you my view that the rise of china and india is good for the world and the world has enough space to accommodate the growth aspirations of both of our people. >> at mahatma gandhi's the morrill, -- at mahatma gandhi's memorial, li paid tribute. >> north korea has continued firing short-range weapons for third day, despite international protests. the missiles were launched from the country's east coast and landed in the sea of japan. officials said they were investigating exactly what the northwest testing and whether the project builds -- projectiles had been fired from a un-caliber gun. germany's foreign minister guido westerwelle is visiting serve you and close a vote in attempts to get leaders from both sides to normalize relations -- visiting serbia and close of o-- s

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that irritated him because he had to jam on the brakes.stops, he waits for them to get down the track before he continues. at the speeds he's going, you can see up ahead there are the kids he's catching up to again. once again he has to jam on the brakes. >> it ruined it. [ bleep ]. >> again, he catches up. this time gives them a little tap. >> they're not necessarily going slow. what's happening is this nut job is going crazy fast. >> he is going super fast. the next is a bit rougher. >> oh. they don't have anything to guard their necks. >> just a few moments later, he gives her a pretty heavy shove. he's charging down after her, screaming at her. >> oh! >> oh! >> wow, that is awful. >> crashes into the back of her. there are two other cars in front of her. but if you watch, it appears she is unconscious. it's hard to tell where she does come to. before the ride ends, she does seem to regain consciousness. >> this is supposed to be a fun ride. this guy ruined it. [ bleep ]. >> ugly scene we got in mckinleyville, california. a bit of a str

. >> extremely difficult to work and irritating when i'm on the phone or conference calls. >> city supervisorsdering letting workers to fine street musicians instead of just police. police are stretched too thin and the noise is a problem. >> that's all it is. they don't have anything else to do. >> larry has been battling authorities for twenty years and he will never stop playing. blue tells me he can take his woman, but please don't take his wine. >> i have mighty fine wine, you all. >> he may need if he can't play. kpix5. >>> and we're thinking about creating permits of some type for more street musicians. >>> it has been burning for more than 100 years, but for a while today, it looked like the world renowned liver more lightbulb was finally burnt out on fame. look at 'em. living on cloud nine with that u-verse wireless receiver. you see in my day, when my mom was repainting the house, you couldn't just set up a tv in the basement. i mean, come on! nope. we could only watch tv in the rooms that had a tv outlet. yeah if we wanted to watch tv someplace else, we'd have to go to my aunt sally

cecil was getting more and more irritated behind the camera and eventually said, "would you like to take them, sir?" that was it. the duke of edinburgh backed off. >> of the coronation itself, the six women retain memories of a day of dazzling spectacle. also was overwhelming and very, very moving. it was 80 years in the eyes in-the-eyes tears- moment. >> out of all the girls in the country, we 6 which chosen to carry the queen's train, and it meant a great deal, that. queen's coronation day maids of honor, for whom this 60 a anniversary will rekindle unique memories -- 60th .nniversary, for who >> smoking bans -- they have become a reality in countries around the globe, and now russia is joining the club. one of the highest smoking rates in the world, it has been a hard sell, but starting saturday, a new law that restricts lighting up in some public areas and bands cigarettes comes into effect. our correspondent reports. at this cigarette factory, another batch of tobacco leaves hits the production line. tobacco was once strictly forbidden in russia. 400 years ago, people who were caugh