ladies love bob barker.heck out what he had to say in the red chair interview. >> i did beat up happy gill mar. i crushed him. after i'd finally finished him off, and he was obviously out, i said, now you've had enough, bitch. ♪ i never taped a "price right." once happy gilmore was released that they didn't want to talk with me about the fight scene of "happy gilmore" and when i went up there, the director talked with me about the next day and he said, now, don't worry about the fight scenes. he said, we have a double. he'll do that. i said, what do you mean you'll have a double? i said i know how to fight. he said, all right, all right, you can fight. he let me fight. i did "price is right" for 35 years and i never wanted to retire. and then, i just thought, now's the time. and when i left "the price is right," i was going to talk with the host who replaced me and try to get that person to continue the spay and neuter plug i did at the end of every show and when they chose drew, i had occasion to meet him a

i live on barker street and my neighborhood has hospitals and churches and schools and hills so steep that cars are not allowed and sidewalks are stairways. the proposal would just take the 3 jackson and make it evaporate leaving cars to pick up the slack. my great grandparents took the jackson streetcar and a hundred years later we have those growing lines of cars iding in front of the schools and that's because the pacific line as eliminated decades ago and the jackson is so inreliable commissioners i admit i drove her today. i feel very strongly that our environment needs more service not less. thank you very much >> thank you. >> good afternoon i live on california street and i will try to tie some of this why the draft d i r is insufficient. i should note there's a lot of focus on the guidelines for sequa. it's interesting to pay attention to the finding of the legislature when they passed it. they denied the environment it means the physical conditions that exist in the area including and then it goes on to list aesthetic significant items. i would argue that a long-standing ser

as the which kind of mentioned 7 years ago today a 17 people was shot in the intersection of barkers street >> can we just stop you and acknowledge his mom ms. brown just joined us. >> some witnesses were at the scene and provided the officers with a partial description pr there were a bunch of people at the scene. he was trapped to the hospital where he died. the investigators were the first assigned. they met with ms. brown and interviewed approximately 21 witnesses within a few days. the witness we spoke with counsel identify the suspects. the two investigators canvassed the neighborhood and ms. brown organized vigils and marks to try to keep this in the public's eye' d for additional witnesses. the ballistics were identified and all were met with negative results. investigator mahoney will continue to work with the narcotics officers and other investigator units. investigators obtained a reward for information. they kept ms. brown updated and provided her with avoidance. paulette brown has met with the city leaders and chief of police and leaders as well myself and other members

here is the skipper dean barker. >> tomorrow we're going to run the ways. if we can do that, we get a nice spot, we win the trophy. same preparation, same routine. we'll go out there and be the best in the race. >> their improvements seem subtle with dominant competition but this campaign leading to future efforts by the team. here is chris draper. >> it's great we get to fight another day. we would love to buy months of time back and every day that this continues we get to go back and try and learn more. we try and do that don't and see if we can improve a little bit tomorrow. >> reporter: so as we said, the cup finals best 7 of 13, the america's cup finals the best 9 of 17 so still a lot more racing to be had including tomorrow and maybe more. that's the scene here. back to you. >> another beautiful day. thank you. still to come at 5:00, a proposed soda ban in the south bay has politicians at odds and this ban could include milk as well. we'll explain. i want you to know stuff i want you to be kind. i want you to be smart. super smart. i want one thing in

my name is george and i am representing community services and the team at [inaudible] barker community house and i heard the program might be cut i was shocked because this program is like a second family to me. it's where i go to right after school, do homework, and then hang out for the rest of the time, and this program helped me graduate because i came here when i was a sophomore in high school, and was doing really bad, and the people that run this program really pushed me and helped me and gave me everything i needed so i was able to graduate on time. i just graduated in may. now i'm on my way to city college and it was all because of this program. [applause] >> hi i am shelly brown and want supportive manager for the community house with e piiveg pol services and i have been with them since october. since october i have seen the program grow in many ways. the attendance went from 69% to 10 8%. the team space is from two office space to a teen center and right next door where the teens get to mentor the k through six kids as well. what we hope to do end a generation of homelessne

here's dean barker. >> we get ourselves a nice start, we win the trophy. for us it's the same preparation. the same system, same routines. we'll go and do our absolute best to win the race. >> reporter: luna rossa going all out. improvements in every race seem subtle with dominance competition from the kiwis. >> it's great we get to fight another day. we would love to buy a month of time back and every day there continues we get to go back and try to learn a little bit more. we'll try to do that tonight and see if we can improve a little bit for tomorrow. >> reporter: with nbc bay area's coverage of the america's cup, i'm loren scott. >> the proposal to move the big game. really? some left scratching their head. we'll explain. >>> just as i have a dream, my four little children will one day live in a nation where they will not be judged by the color of their skin but by the content of their character. i have a dream for them. >> as we reported earlier, the country's marking the 50th anniversary of this landmark speech. just before that speech, dr. king mad

brandon moss backed away and gone, winds it in a walkoff for -- wins it in a walkoff for jarrett barker a's starting pitcher to win in a walkoff? mark molder in 2004. 2-1 the final. >>> david ortiz the red sox in at&t park, tim lincecum at second and stumbles. that's a bump. runs scored. 5th inning lincecum taken to the wall by stephen drew. he gave up five runs, 5 innings, 28 losses the start of 2012. jon lester gets a double play ball here. hey, i want to come out for the 9th. i want to finish this game. the red sox said no, have a seat. they win 7-0. be am as the 49e >>> go on record. a.j. is going to be an outstanding football player. >> yeah, he still could be but just for another team as the 49ers traded their 2012 1st round pick to the chiefs in exchange for 2011 1st rounder wide receiver jon baldwin who also hasn't lived up to expectations with kansas city. jenkins did not catch a single ball last season. even jerry rice offered to help him and jenkins declined. so on this 1st round list it worked out for three of the five, not ra'shon woods and not a.j. jenkins. >> let us speak

you yeah i think here's a marketer i think well he was a lot more than a marketer but pretty good barker i think he. genuinely cared about he had genuine empathy for the consumer and them for his work the people who work for him well and what he saw was this this capacity yet i mean he always talked about a song throughout his entire career talk about the computer being a tool for the mind the personal computer is a tool for the money you know he would reference this study unscientific america where they were studying the efficiency of locomotion of every species and human beings ranked about a third of the way down the list and the and it and but the minute you gave a human being a bicycle they went straight to the lists and because if they had this tool and he always saw the personal computer as a tool for the mind any new that he had to make it simple enough concise enough. that anybody could use it that it kid could use it and you know heard a story about him in bringing the macintosh yoko no and i think sean lennon started playing with it and he just watched him play with it to see

look at barker with that demand. 9 innings and strike outs. you go, man. bottom of the 9th, tied at one. brandon moss, oh, man. tied deep and it is out. a walk off win . the as win it 2-1. texas also won last night. the red sox at 3rd and king last night. second inning stumble. what happened there? that cost the giants. and this one cost him too. red sox win this one final of 7-0. and wide receiver aj jenkins, 49ers tenure is over. the team traded the 2012 first round pick to the kansas city chiefs for another first round pick. the chiefs were tired of him. niners hired jenkins. they swapped picks and moved on. speaking of moving on, see you later. >> we are moving on to our play of the day this morning. this one is from preseason football. washington red skin's quarterback rex grossman passed. washington went on to beat pittsburgh. pretty good there. >> tennis star maria sharapova may be under another name. has approached a florida court about having her last name legally changed to sugar pova. if all goes as planned, the change will happen. >> that's wei

here is dean barker. >> we knew it was requegoing to reasonable chance we wouldn't get the four races. but we thought by the end of today that we would have caught them up, it's a crazy time of the year. >> reporter: and luna rossa skipper obviously disappointed with not finishing two-thirds of these initial races in this final series. >> the goal of this campaign was try to row creakre -- recreate like you have in nascar. >> reporter: they will push forward wednesday with two races on the schedule. and we'll see if the conditions allow for both races. as we work to establish a challenger to oracle team usa, i'm lawrence scott. >>> okay. one of the most notable games of baseball tonight, the giants act red sox right here on nbc bay area. and jim is here. >> you've got it all covered right there. when it comes to anything football, jim harbaugh and the general manager have been bulletproof for this franchise. they've made the right moves. but they did make one notable mistake. and that mistake was with their first-round pick in 2012. wide receiver aj jenkins was taken. never lived up t

and waving off to bob barker and that never happened. >> reporter: the price is right had no commentsay the irs considers prizes and giveaways taxable income for all tv contestants and guests. >> they may claim surprise when they win because they never expected to win. but the fact is, it is taxable. and they're usually told in advance that it is taxable. >> reporter: one famous example audience members at "the oprah winfrey show" won pontiacs they had to pay $7,000 each. in taxes. they were given the option to forfeit the prize. a policy shared by the price is right and throughout the television industry. as for schwartz, she chose to sell most of her prizes for less than they were worth because they didn't fit in her apartment. but still walked away with enough money to start her own food truck and a priceless lesson learned. >> if you are broke, don't go to a game show expecting to win. you need, you need a little bit of money to get your winnings. >> reporter: brandi hitt, abc news, los angeles. no comment on the price is right. >> oprah's company does say they like to make a goo

. >> barker, new york. for sam and his girlfriend kim, october 3, 2008 began as an ordinaried day.hey were unphased be the darkening skies above. >> we gate lot of rain around here so you don't think much about the skys. >> we had errands to do so we jumped in the truck and we were coming back to get gas. >> this is the gas station. >> this is the gas station here. >> want to go in there. >> that i was struck at. >> pump number three. >> i left a little bit of me behind there at that pump. >> at the local k and k food mart the store is surveillance camera captures what happens. that is sam dressed in hunting camouflage. >> paid for my gas. had a little conversation with the patrons inside. >> long them, amea lajoie. it is just his throbbing he is safe inside when an explosion rocks the gas station. >> i was in the store and i went to the the counter to change my pump number and that a is when it all happened. >> tim is in the couple's pickup -- kim is in the pickup fiddling with the radio when suddenly a terrifying noise. >> i h heard this huge loud sound and the truck shook and i

for-profit, non-licensed institution bearing the name of reality show host and right wing carnal barker donald trump. a school with no physical campus, trump university offers online and live seminars promising to teach students business, salesmanship and as you just heard, success. six years, thousands of people enrolled forking over thousands of dollars hoping to hit it big in real estate. it was an elaborate bait and switch operation. a civil lawsuit filed over the weekend accuses trump university of engaging in, "a pattern of deceptive and illegal business practices." as "the new york times" reports, it began in 2011 after dozens of people complained to authorities about the institution. the school brought in perspective students with promise of a free 90-minute seminar discussing real estate. served as a sales pitch for a seminar costing $4,195. also at issue, trump's claims he hand picked instructors, yet according to the lawsuit, he did not. other deceptions including representations that students would get their pictures taken with trump or he might stop by the seminar when at m

> we're not going to be able to solve our problems if he get distracted by sideshows and carnival barkersve time for this kind of silliness. we've got better stuff to do. i've got better stuff to do. >> is cruz going to say we don't have time for this foolishness to his colleagues on the far right? >> i don't think he's going to have to, reverend, because, look, on the left people aren't going to get involved in this kind of silliness. and on the right, yeah, there will be a few of them, a few cranks, but there will be enough willing to knuckle under and say, yes, he's one of ours, let's cut him some slack so i don't think he'll have to do it. >> well, angela, do you think as we look at the republican party trying to come back after having an autopsy and other things, you have cruz, you have rand paul, all of these on the far right, people are talking about the governor of new jersey, christie in the middle. does this hurt cruz in a far right -- in the far right constituency that he would need to be formidable in early primaries if he chooses to run? >> it would hurt him if they were goin

deaf, but increasingly, the republican party is refusing to listen to anyone except its own carnival barkers. today republicans voted to boycott nbc and cnn as debate sponsors if the networks don't scrap their hillary clinton films. >> we're done putting up with this nonsense. there are plenty of other news outlets. we'll still reach voters, maybe more voters. but cnn and nbc anchors will just have to watch on their competitors' networks. >> now whether you like the idea of a hillary movie or not, it does seem strange that the gop's big idea to reach more viewers is to shut out two national networks from debates, while reportedly trying to get the gop ringmaster himself, rush limbaugh, to moderate instead. after the election, the gop said to get more votes it had to widen the tent. instead the circus tent is collapsing. and today political reports that establishment republicans know it. they see 2013 as a, quote, disaster in the making. and they realize the party is actually in a worse place than it was november 7th, the day after the disastrous election. the gop's extremism is doing real an

. >> now congressman butterfield, you and reverend barker was with us saturday here at the march. but tell me, that's what we're doing with agitation. how do we stop this with legislation? what is going on in the congress, what can go on? >> first of all, reverend sharpton, let me thank you for putting a spotlight on what is happening in north carolina. we now indeed have the worst elect laws in the united states. it happened very quickly. three things were standing in the way of the republicans doing this. number one, they didn't control the legislature. now they do. they were not in the governor's mansion. now they are. and then section 4 of the voting rights act was invalidated by the supreme court on june 25th. and by july 25th, these laws had been enacted. so we have a real struggle in reverend barber and a conference of the naacp has worked very hard in organizing more on mondays. but now the attorney general of the united states must act. have i written a letter to mr. holder asking for justice department intervention. i spoke to him saturday at the march in washington, and

he comes dressed as a carnival barker. we have pictures with the hat and the band around the arm. and the kids let charlie in on a secret, they're going do something special. they're going to take some aspirin and drop them in a glass of coca-cola, because when you dissolve aspirin in soda pop, it gets you drunk. ssh! don't tell! charles tells them, that's nothing. he brags that in his recent past, he's been shooting up. they have no idea what that means. first, they think maybe he's talking about shooting a basketball. then they think he's talking about shooting road signs. they decide whatever it is, we don't like it. charles manson is shunned by the kids his age. that's not the end of it, because soon after that suddenly charlie is going steady with the prettiest girl in town. a nice little girl named roslyee. before you know it they're going get married. people remember this is a situation where the wedding came late and the baby came early. except there was no immediate issue. charlie's grandmother, you remember the one that never cared about him. gave a wonderful wedding rec

i was supposed to do -- to follow bob barker and do "price is right."the first -- i was knocked back five feet and i thought, this is a contact sport. [ laughter ] but there is a whole style of that. i don't think after that. i like what you did yesterday. you stepped in for chuck woolery and you were sensational. >> steve: thank you. we had some technical problems and you kept going on. >> well, that's what you got to do in this business. >> steve: the show must go on. how do you do it? you look fantastic. >> i 400 shows last year and the guy opposite me, he was great, he fainted twice. he's half my age. i started realizing that i have been doing the right thing. i've always gotten micro nutrients from food. by that i mean our topsoil is gone in america. our food is farmed out. the gmo's are a real problem. so i thought, let's formulate something that gives you everything you need and you just put it in a glass of water. you don't have pills. and you drink it down. die that twice a day. >> gretchen: what is it? >> youth and fusion. >> clayton: you're t

and waving off to bob barker.. >> reporter: the price is right" had no comment overnight. but experts say the irs considers prizes and giveaways taxable income for all tv contestants and guests. >> they make claim surprise when they win because they never expected to win. but the fact is, it is taxable. and you're usually told in advance that it's taxable. >> reporter: one famous example, audience members at this oprah winfrey show received brand-new pontiacs, only to learn they'd have to pay $7,000 each in taxes. they were reportedly given the option of forfeit the prize. a policy shared by "price is right" and throughout the industry. as for schwartz, she chose to sell most of the prizes for less than they were worth because they didn't fit in her apartment. but she still walked away with enough money to start her own food truck and a priceless lesson learned. >> if you're broke, don't go to a game show expecting to win. you need a little bit of money to get your wins. >> reporter: for "good morning america," br