jess, jess, jess, jess ! my fellow citizens as we look ahead and prepare to confront the difficult issues that loom before us the stakes could not be higher. do we want our government to tie the hands of our business community... with unnecessary rules and regulations ? no. no. or do we want-- or do we want to give them the freedom they need to pump new economic blood-- into-- what is wrong ? i'm sorry. this is not me. - and this definitely is not me. - jess ! look, the only reason i ran for city council in the first place... was because i got a water bill for $30,000 and i couldn't find anybody to do anything about it. so i decided if no one was available to help an ordinary citizen solve his problem, then somebody ought to step in. i thought that someone might be me. anyway, i know people are tired of getting ripped off. and i don't care if it's by government officials who only care about getting reelected... or by developers who are only interested in making big profits. yeah. tell 'em, jess. i'll only mak

. - yeah, jess is doing a great job. jess ? what does he know about managing a restaurant ? he's got everything under control. he's very organized. you should see the systems he's setting up. the cafe was fine the way it was. if jess wants to invent a system let him invent the system that will get me out of this hospital ! jamal, what are you doing ? this table shakes. i'm trying to make it steady. that's a good idea only the coffee machine isn't working right. that's probably more important to fix. can you do something to fix the table temporarily ? that should hold it awhile. what do you think ? looks good to me. only i've got one question. what was on that slip of paper ? oh, it was a note to myself to fix the table. [ mr. brashov ] oh, no, no more medicine. please, mr. brashov, a little cooperation. see you in a little while. see you soon, mr. jenkins. sorry. i am just tired of eating food that tastes like pills and pills that taste like food. excuse me. jamal ! thank you for coming. it is good to see you, mr. brashov. - what have you got there ? - a little something fro

and all i wanted was to be back here with jess alive. i mean... jess should be here instead of me. she mention keith reynolds to you? the other credit guy? mm-hmm. no. why? he was killed this afternoon. really? that's the first piece of good news i've heard all day. i'm happy for you. (garbled radio transmission) calleigh, dispatch told me you came back to the scene. what's up? yeah, you know the leaves you brought in? they didn't have any gunpowder on them. you sure? that means that the shooter wasn't behind the bushes. i know, but he had to be somewhere, so i came back, because i think our best bet is to recreate the scene. it just wouldn't go away. my doctor diagnosed it as fibromyalgia, thought to be the result of overactive nerves that cause chronic, widespread pain. lyrica is believed to calm these nerves. i learned lyrica can provide significant relief from fibromyalgia pain. so now, i can plan my days and accomplish more. [ female announcer ] lyrica is not for everyone. it may cause serious allergic reactions or suicidal thoughts or actions. tell your doctor right away if y

jesse does this a lot. puts his collar up because that's cool. >> o'reilly told him it's pretty cool. jesse is a pretty good looking guy. that was done in the '60s. >> the '80s. >> every time i'm out in the field the girls and guys go to me, jesse, you look a lot thinner than you do on tv. what's that about? >> you're worried about it right now so now i'm out there hitting the gym, you know, putting conditioner in my hair. >> you are a junior. >> doing all these metrosexual things. >> the suit makes me look fat. >> $10,000 suits will do anybody good. >> he's tan, gets a blowout. >> that's a pink shirt. you are comfortable in your sexuality. >> can we talk about your looks. >> i don't care. i know that i'm heavy, and i'm not going to knock anybody off their feet. that's a given. what's wrong with the suspenders? i think it's a statement. i just don't think or care about it. >> i have a thousand people every day who tell me bob is ticking me off so bad. >> oh, man, i wanted to do that. >> i want to get that p

jesse, rut president of the steven dorpf fan club. are big into politics. >> and the only member. that sucks because coming up there is a term limit. coming up after the third term i don't know who will take over. >> who should be picked? >> you brought up a point. they didn't mention an american president. there are a lot of fictional presidents, the president of animal house. the cling ons and the ex-presidents, the bank surfing presidents in "point break." >> fictional presidents are portrayed as liberals. is this an example of the jirks who write these movies? say yes. >> let's rank them. number one, bill pole man, independence day. he is republican and gives the awesome speech. two, he is republican and i like his eyes. and the last one "love actually" no," contender" is the worst movie ever. jeff bridges in "contender." if you haven't seen it knock off off -- actually ends in four hour daughters. that's how seriously it took itself. it ripped off the worst parts of the american president. he should have been shot for that. >> yo

jesse, you spend years as a busboy at dave and busters. that game responding athletic talent already in their teens. is he really that good? [ laughter ] >> well, you know, despite all the rue nors. they scheduled a one-on-one home run competition with joe jackson. they're doing a rap about it. i think he really per son fies the canadian man mantra. they're the only nation the attitude is like i'm so much better than you. why don't you give and and. i think there is something to be said. he seemed to be a bottomless reskeptical for love. it flows through him. like an emotional diarrhea. it is more gross for a manager. a grown man who has to fall down for a rich kid or falling all the way to the bank? >> that's the thing. we're supposed to laugh at the poor guy in the video. plenty of people make a good living losing games to millionaires. look at the knicks. [ laughter ] >> that was good. [ applause ] >> thank you. >> i thought you were going say something like the washington generals. you did one better. >> yeah. i made a more topical jok

do you agree with me jesse or not? >> i would think so. for sure if it was submerged in salt water it could go off. >> so that's different than the black box ping. this is is the elt. that's something separate, right? >> that's correct. >> all right. >> this el. >> it is transmit allege signal to a satellite. >> all right. as far as we know, we don't have one. does that mean to you that the plane didn't crash land on landing? it didn't crash land into water? >> that's what i would think, based on the fact that we haven't got any signals from those elts, but anything is possible. but i would think that airplane did not crash partnership, correct. >> all right. now, matt, let me go to you, if that el. >> it is so sophisticated and apparently from what i have read and it got tipped off, it's fixed in the airline tail. it's not each up front so that the pilot can do anything. it notifies the crash on land or crash on sea whether it's the salt water activates it or whether the impact of hitting the water, like hitting cement on the plane send a

it is not so much a question as how horrible jesse joyce is as a human being. he is sis gusting. is considered cool these days? right now any kind of sub per sigh ago a tiff tee is under attack. it is cool to under mind things that work without offering anal other than tiff. dash >> that's the problem in america today. this is an easy question for you. do you consider yourself cool? i would think you are cool. you are very good looking. sexier than most movie stars. it must be hard to maintain any level of self-esteem when they are around you. they must feel like failures. i would ask them, but they would bore me with their stupid answers. the question is, are you cool? >> i am not cool. i prefer good and i believe i am good. people can be good or bad and not cool. i cannot be cool either. >> greatest, you are way too modest ssments i want imagine how lucky your wife is. i'm sure if she were watching she would great. most talented anchors would find them unhirable and unwatchable. why is cool successful? why does it find new members into its cold? all humans have a desire to be l

why couldn't that have happened here, jesse dixon?> the difference in this particular situation is obviously they had some kind of decompression situation, and the pilots failed to get their oxygen masks on in time. the transponders, if i remember, were not turned off on that particular airplane. that's the difference in the situation. the transponders were turned off. that's the only way to identify this aircraft positively. and the a cars and stuff were turned off. that's something that just doesn't add up and does not compare with the first accident you talked about. >> chris voss, former fbi agent, what about the turning off of those communications? one talks to the radar, the other talks to ground control. what about the intentional or the obvious cessation of communication? is it possible that there was an electrical fire that killed the communications abilities? >> well, the sequencing of the loss of the communication devices, combined with the turns and then the communication from the flight crew itself is pretty much eliminat

tv's andy levy and jesse joyce, i'm greg gutfeld. see new a week i believe. oxygen? >> hello, everyone. i'm eric bolling along with andrea tantaros, bob beckel, dana perino, and greg gutfield. it's 5:00 in new york city. this is "the five." >>> there are breaking news on the malaysian airlines story. a prominent member of congress doesn't believe that the plane definitely crashed into the indian ocean. we'll dig deeper into that shortly. first, should employers be forced to cover birth control for their employees if it violated their religious beliefs. they took on the obamacare contraception mandate. on the one side, you have family-owned companies run by christians who object to covering certain methods of birth control that can

pero jess recibi el respaldo de causa justa con esta manifestacin hoy por la maÑana.un subinquilino del apartamento, es decir, alquilaba un cuarto de alguien que tena el contrato de arrendamiento. pero segn activistas, para propsitos de desalojo, sus derechos son los mismos. s.o.t. lucia castañeda kimble/causa justa 21:47:11 el proceso legal requiere en primer lugar, una notificación escrita de desalojo, y esa notificación tiene que ser válida, luego hay un proceso de corte. s.o.t. jesús sánchez/desalojado 18:29:02 nunca se me dio nada por escrito, todo fue verbal. via telefnica el dueÑo neg las acusaciones, y aclar que su contrato era con una mujer que dej el apartamento, y cumpli con darle aviso a una segunda subinquilina, pero que desconoca que jess viviera en el apartamento. s.o.t. leticia arce/consejera de causa justa 1:03:56:12 el dueño supo de jesús, el dueño llegó a la unidad, él sí estuvo hostigando al señor jesús. jesús le intentó de pagar la renta y no quiso. lo cierto es que san francisco vive una crisis de vivienda. causa justa dice que ha visto ms de 500

pero jess recibi el respaldo de causa justa con esta manifestacin hoy por la maÑana. alquilaba un cuarto de alguien que tena el contrato de arrendamiento. pero segn activistas, para propsitos de desalojo, sus derechos son los mismos. s.o.t. lucia castañeda kimble/causa justa 21:47:11 el proceso legal requiere en primer lugar, una notificación escrita de desalojo, y esa notificación tiene que ser válida, luego hay un proceso de corte. s.o.t. jesús sánchez/desalojado 18:29:02 nunca se me dio nada por lefnica el dueÑoegs acusaciones nato era usa just03:56:12 el dueño supo vienda. causa justa dice quecise o.t. lucia casteda la mitad en . salojos por dos lados, y todos más las emergencias como éstas. s.o.t. jesús sánchez/desalojado 18:56:08 me cambió la cerradura, no sé dónde tiene mis pertenencias, y yo quiero regresar a esa unidad. en el transcurso de la tarde, jess recibi la buena noticia de que el propietario le permitir recuperar sus pertenencias y rehabitar el apartamento.. cesar --en san jose, los camiones de basura estan listos y alrededor de 200 indigentes tambien

richard, go. >> listen, i would not -- how dare dade ever criticize jesse jackson.stages -- release the hostage, we sent jesse jackson -- >> that's not the issue here or, richard. >> wait a minute now, not to mention the fact that reverend has stood up for civil rights his entire life. he's defended the innocent, the abused -- >> i've got it, richard. you do this when i went to reverend barber -- >> don't mix apples and oranges, david. don't do that. bill: gentlemen, keep it on topic here, all right? hang on one moment. >> okay. my point -- bill: why, again, does this come up? you know, is it just because cummings is black and issa's white? is that the reason? >> absolutely, because, bill, according to jesse jackson we are now supposed to believe that when a white man and black man argue, the white man is a racist. this is what he's putting forward. in that case in this country, we would have a real problem because -- >> wait a second, david. bill: richard, what about that? >> i think david's completely and totally glazing over issue here. it's not the fact that the

awful. >> jesse?rink and you're faintly funny. >> it doesn't work. >> i didn't write that one. someone else did. >> yikes. >> ad executives? they're not funny. like that is the flaw in the ointment. fly in the ointment of every jackass that is not involved in comedy you know what? my mom giggles every time the gieko commercial is on. >> that is funny >> it's subjective. they had them write a joke the joke could be funny or not funny regardless of the alcohol. you can't quantify that exists in a world in a study all jokes are equally funny? it's a horse concept. >> i love you're so serious. >> i know. . >> i worked in an ad agency when i first started. like, everybody, i tried to get a job in an ad agency. every jackass is like we're so hilarious we have a basketball hoop. look how hilarious madmen is. >> it's not funny. >> it's a scream. >> andy? you have 15 seconds. >> yes. >> i say, i, people behind e trade baby commercials? they aren't funny sober or drunk. >> yes. >> by the way watching that comme

jesse dixon, thank you very much. we appreciate your expertise.ing us tonight. >> thank you. >>> fox weather alert. it is the last week of winter, but the season is not going away quietly. where is that groundhog? another big storm is on the move that will affect millions of us here. meteorologist janice dean joins us from the fox weather center. i think it's been longer than six weeks, since the groundhog said we were going to have six weeks. >> i'm glad you're blaming the grou groundhog and not me. we had this big storm and it brought severe weather across the gulf coast. tornado warnings today and yesterday. heavy rainfall across the southeast, up to the mid-atlantic, and then the snow. the snow is falling across the ohio river valley, d.c. already reporting some snow. we could have 5 to 8 inches on the ground tomorrow morning. and there's your forecast temperature radar. 32 degrees. a lot of snow around the d.c. area for several hours. we could see an inch an hour in some of these heavier bands. 25 degrees by 7:00 a.m. monday. just south of th

over to you. >> thank you, jess. >>> today the d.c.d a hearing to examine the safety procedures at the city's homeless shelters. it's just one of the questions surfacing after the disappearance of 8 yearldz relisha rudd -- 8-year-old relisha rudd. nikki burdine joins us from kenilworth gardens park to explain that. >> reporter: that's one of the biggest questions surrounding this veg. as you can see -- this investigation. as you can see, please are out here guarding this area, the wooded area mainly to make sure people don't go in there in preparation for when the search resumes, what they're calling a recovery effort for relisha rudd. police are taking another look at what amber alerts were and were not actually issued in this case. cathy lanier is now massaging that message from the original amber alert saying now that they only activated the alert in d.c., not in pennsylvania, delaware and down to florida as originally thought. the chief said amber alerts in other states were activated but seven days later. state police even say the

. >> i was busted when jesse was born. >> though his 15-year-old son, jesse, is only a short distanceecino can only communicate with him through letters. they write to each other frequently. >> said what's up, dad. said he's working out. he wants me to make him a list of exercises so he can get healthy. he requested some legs and some arms. i think in juvenile hall they still got weights to work out on. >> briceno says he hopes jesse will follow his workout routine but not his life as a gang-banger. >> you know, everybody wants your children to be successful and succeed in life and be somebody. you know? but, you know, he's young. he's a teenager. sometimes he don't make the best decisions, you know? you can't force it. you know, it's like you can bring a horse to the water. but you can't make it drink, you know. ultimately, they're going to make their own decisions. >> though he has never been charged with murder, briceno made it cheer that when he was jesse's age, some of his decisions ended in violence. >> i was just treacherous. you know? i was just a gunner. when fools hear my na

back to you. >> thanks, jess. >>> the f.b.i.e reward for any information on the whereabouts of relisha rudd to $50,000. the agency released this video of the 8-year-old yesterday. it was taken february 26 at the holiday inn express in northeast d.c. rudd was with 51- year-old kahlil tatum who had been the janitor at the shelter where rudd was staying with her family. tatum is facing charges of kills his wife in maryland. >>> was the amber alert issued in a wide enough area when relisha rudd first disappeared? disk police chief cathy lanier said the alerts were sent out through the mid-atlantic and down to the southeast coast. russ ptacek found out that may not have been the case. >> that's not true. i actually looked into that when i got the allegation. the amber alert was issued as far north as pennsylvania and delaware and as far south as florida. >> reporter: we asked state police in pennsylvania, delaware and florida where officials say no amber alerts are or were issued there. we asked north carolina, south carolina, new yo

jesse jackson says he thinks this is racist.t when people -- when uriyou render, when you ma an accusation when something is not racist, you make other issues -- >> did you bring -- did you ask me to come on your show. >> i'm asking you if you agree with him. >> did you ask me to come on your show and talk about the facts. >> that was wrong and should end. are you asking me on your show so we can talk about the fact that chairman issa has had a -- >> we would have answered that ten hours ago. >> are you capable of allowing me to have a fair and balanced. >> i'll promise you, i'll give you as long an answer as you want. do you think it was racist? >> i think chairman issa should apologize. >> you said that already, you're are getting monotonous. you didn't answer my question, did you? >> you didn't answer it. i ask asked you ten times, let me move on. where whereas elijah cummings' outrage at the conservatives that we know were targeted routinely by the irs being intimidated and harassed for having a different political view and

. >> still ahead reverend jesse jackson is in town. >> mystery in the skies neighbors can't stop talking about what is flying over their homes in sacramento. >> and the president's mistake. what he admits to after being corrected by a guest at the white house. >> looking at a watering mess a truck crashed into a fire hydrant nochlt real taj. just some major clean up. >> abc7 news at 5:00 continues in 60 seconds. >>> we have a sad update on our breaking news the deputy shot in mendocino county has died the sheriff confirmed it just minutes ago saying the suspect involved in a kidnapping in oregon and the deputy's car approached, the suspect opened fire and riddled the car with bullets killing the deputy. following a chase and a search the suspect ended up shooting himself. there there is only one suspect. >> we'll have more coming up at 6:00. now to dramatic video. a s.w.a.t. team shot and killed a man in pacifica late last night. >> family members called police to say their son errol chang had an axe ask was out of control. officers evacuated the neighborhood after six hours police used

a bill would change the name to jesse benton fremont. she chronicled her husband's expeditions. nation park service saying jesse fremont has no link to the mountain but the mountain is named mammoth because of its size. >> whatever you call it, it's a nice day to be outside today. >> cooler, gorgeous >> yes. it's beautiful here. breezy at we do have warmth coming though. clear skies right now, and we take a look at our view from our camera, high thin clouds into upper 50s to low 70s. 70 degrees in santa rosa. and here is a view from lake ta who camera clear, breezy tonight. sunny and warmer next few days spring starts thursday morning at 9:57. here is a cold front came through didn't do a lot for us we did have drizzle this morning. breezy conditions and high pressure building in. we're looking at storm track so a quiet pattern this week. if you're thinking about how about spring showers, we can see any? we'll take a look. ten day outlook shows a next chance of rain march 26, '27. it's nine to owe days away. tomorrow morning bundle up. upper poos to low 40s. it will be breezy al

is it from jesse? >> yes. >> it's from jesse? [screams] oh, my god, he is so hot! longer a choice. how brands deal with it is a choice, a choice that will determine the fate of corporations and ripple through the lives of consumers. more than ever, the definition of advertising is fluid. the question is -- what do we want advertising to be? a disruption, distraction, a fictional story that if we tell it enough times begins to sound true? maybe advertising could be something else. maybe it is telling a true story in a new way. maybe it is solving a small problem. maybe it is admitting to a big problem. brands, advertisers, consumers. we all have choices to make. >> change is hard when you are a successful company. because you're good at selling one thing. you know how to sell it and you're making billions of dollars. there is a better way to do it. >> there is an atmosphere among a lot of agencies of just fear. that fear to make a decision. >> the skeptics, if they continue to be skeptics, you guys do what you are going to do. i see the future. >> there will be peop

. >> jesse slade is an orthopedic surgeon. his shirt has sensors in the fabric.ollect data an athlete might find helpful. over time, he seize sees a growing data base making wearable technology a break through oochl value is when we can tate it from detection to being able to predict something. and then, prevent it. >> this competing start up's shirt as sensors invisible. >> we have two here. there is sensors that are about that big. >> wearable technology aiming at foot pain. these shows are powered by sensors. >> we have that kind of awill youing to you stay in in traction and in control. as the terrain is rough. >> many ideas emerging as consumers seek google glass in development. but these redevices collect personal data. >> it's being used and stored? sold outside of the u.s.? what are we doing? are you sharing it with employers? >> in sunnyvale, abc7 news >> there you go. >> because of the rain we've had you can safe water by not watering your lawn. today, they urged agencies to shut off springeler systems for the time being. >> a national weather service p

. >> reverend jesse jackson of the push coalition.ll talk more about these issues of income a quality which is a big discussion going on in silicon valley and in all of technology. that is coming up when "bloomberg west" into news. -- continues. ♪ >> welcome back. i am cory johnson. we have been speaking with reverend jesse jackson who is at hp's annual meeting. highlighting the lack of diversity in the technology workforce throughout silicon valley. i want to do about this issue that is getting a lot of attention certainly in the san francisco and silicon valley area but throughout technology. this notion of the way that technology is changing cities and demonstrating income inequality. what is technology doing in that regard? >> the fact is you would think they would devise ways to have a greater sense of economic justice. it has become a matter of a rich race to the top. you have these people gentrifying communities and driving people out, driving homelessness. my appeal to meg whitman and the board and the people we met with at fa

. >> jesse slade is an orthopedic surgeon. his shirt has sensors in the fabric.hose collect data an athlete might find helpful. over time, he seize sees a growing data base making wearable technology a break through oochl value is when we can tate it from detection to being able to predict something. and then, prevent it. >> this competing start up's shirt as sensors invisible. >> we have two here. there is sensors that are about that big. >> wearable technology aiming at foot pain. these shows are powered by sensors. >> we have that kind of awill youing to you stay in in traction and in control. as the terrain is rough. >> many ideas emerging as consumers seek google glass in development. but these redevices collect personal data. >> it's being used and stored? sold outside of the u.s.? what are we doing? are you sharing it with employers? >> in sunnyvale, abc7 news >> there you go. >> because of the rain we've had you can safe water by not watering your lawn. today, they urged agencies to shut off springeler systems for the time being. >> a national weather ser

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jesse stanley supervises the marijuana lab. >> lot of failures lots of successes but we started growingo help cancer patients. from cancer it turned into multiple sclerosis, it turned into diabetes. >> soon a lest known plant compound caught the brothers attention. cannabidiol. they decided to are breed a strain >> people call it the hippie disappointment. you could smoke it all day, and you wouldn't become high. but we still grew it. so much, that it hurt our other crops. >> it wasn't until the stanleys met charlotte fiji that they were convinced that it could help children. charlotte severs from gervais syndrome. charlotte just up to five at the time, was having up to 500 grand grand mal seizures in a month. >> joel says hey, there is a woman who wants to treat her daughter with cannabis. i said you're crazy. that's going to end up landing us in jairl. we'll be in orange -- jail, in orange jump suits. >> during an epileptic seizure neurons are firing electrical impulses all at the same time. almost like an electrical storm. >> once we started it, first day, seizure free, no seizures.

we will hear from reverend jesse jackson next. ♪ >> welcome back to "the best of bloomberg west," i'mng. jesse jackson is launching a new campaign for more diversity in technology targeting some of the biggest companies in silicon valley. we spoke to him outside and hp shareholders meeting in santa clara. take a listen. >> we are here because diversity diversity -- it's a matter of justice. whether it is ebay or amazon or apple, there are no blacks and latinos on their boards. there is no shortage of people who are qualified to serve on their boards. we are looking for a just and fair two-way trade relationship. >> you also called for more minority owned investment firms to be participating in ipos, debt offerings and so on. why is that such a focus? >> because of the chance for economic development. twitter had several billion-dollar ipos with no black or latinos or women involved. verizon was a 6 billion deal. no blacks, no latinos, no women involved. exclusion patterns limit those who are locked out, locked in. we must fight for a one big america. we do not know how good baseball c

jesse foote is a lighting industry analyst at global research and consultant firm navigant.hering light fixtures, how big of an industry will this be? > >well bill, at navigant research we're projecting this portion of the market to grow quite quickly. our current projections is 17% growth per year bringing it up to $5.3 billion by 2020. > >who are buying these systems? is it usually port authorities and municipal governments? > >those and sometimes utilities. sometimes commercial businesses that are site lighting--lighting their walkways and their parks. > >i mentioned some uses-- airports and parking lots--but what other applications might there be for this kind of data gathering light? > >really anywhere--once you have a network of lighting that provides both power and communications adding additional sensors is relatively cheap and can bring a whole host of information. so things like air quality sensors--if a city has a whole network of those to provide real time information to residents on air quality, on traffic patterns--a whole range of possibilities there. > >i kno

another tough assignment for jesse as he investigates college students' vacationing.yn kelly on another secret service scandal. and a scandalous judge in nevada. we hope you stay tuned to those reports. @w@wowowpg÷÷owúg >>> week in review from the ingraham angle segment tonight, american children around internet corruption. on long island where i live, there is a twitter account of children doing terrible things. situation was uncovered by fox a new york. >> these pictures posted on the long island party stories' twitter page are so crude and inappropriate, fox a has to blur most of them out. >> no clothes on. >> kids, they are too young, they are acting crazy, they are acting wild. it's disgusting. oh my god. >> the images are leaving parents speechless. this high schooler from captured with her pants down urinating in a sink happy birth da tiara. naked in a backyard and this poor jefferson teenager passed out in a stairway. >> i think it's them being like dumb. getting pictures taken of them. thinking they are cool. >> from levit town to linden hurst, more than 22

. >> jesse jackson in the silicon valley today. what inspired the civil rights activist to stage a protest here in the bay area. >> 12 days after it disappeared, still no sign of that missing malaysia airliner. i'm scott budment. coming up, something new that's caught the attention of investigators. >> also, another unstant millionaire. the bay area store that sold a lucky lottery ticket and how much that's worth. >> and good afternoon, i'm meteorologist jeff ranieri. spring officially arrives as we head throughout thursday at 9:57 in the morning. we'll talk more about mild weather for thursday, plus when rain returns in just a couple of minutes. >> then at 6:00, when you buy an airline ticket, shutted extra government fees be included in the advertised price. sam brock, reality check. the reality check airlines push to go back to the way it used to be the that's next at 6:00. >>> still few concrete details nearly more than 24 hours after a news helicopter crashed out of the sky. a news conference was held just a few hours ago. fed

this notion that rosa sat and martin could do this kind of stuff and jesse could run and barack could fly. they sound good but they really simplify a much more complicated history. that can't get it history really involves so many african-americans who proactively dismantled racial saturation -- segregation, including rosa parks. she didn't just refuse to give up her seat by accident, it was a concerted effort to try to transform a democrat -- democratic institutions. seph specializes in the subfield of africana and what he calls black power studies. his latest book will be in bookstores on march 4. onwill take your questions sunday live for three hours starting at noon eastern on c-span book tv. >> thrown out and broke. theyin, year anout, fought the worst drought in history. they choke to death in the barren lands. their homes were nightmares of swirling that for nights and days. until machinery, food, and even hope were gone. the 1936 u.s.d, resettlement administration history of thea great plains region on sunday at 3.p.m. eastern on c-span next, theup communicators would republic

>> yeah. >> as jesse was pointing out, you're a strong, able bodied guy, what instrument do you play?uitar and sing. >> so you have enough energy to do that every day, right? >> yeah. >> you get how much from the government every month? >> i get $189 towards cold food. >> towards food? >> yeah, like -- no warm food. >> yeah, now, didn't you use -- i know apparently you went to a shop to check out some girls when you were with jesse. did you go in an escalade? >> yeah. >> an escalade gives you labels? >> and you go to a strip club? >> yeah, we went to the strip club. >> on food stamps? >> yes. >> and you don't work for a job that pays you cash, haven't for a year? >> i haven't got paid cash yet, the reason is because we have been in the studio, rat life, my band, and we haven't been able to play any shows until the album is done. >> so for a whole year you cut one album? >> yeah, we were supposed to be done last january, we finished this january. >> so you get 200 in food stamp, what other government assistance? >> yeah, i get health care. >> you get health care for free. do you get an

. >> raj, jess? >> thank you very much, tony. south bay police and school traitors are warning parents about a very new and dangerous drug. someone found a high school student knocked out along the steven creek trail. paramedics rushed him to the hospital. he was unresponsive at the time. officers believe he overdosed on something called d.off. this c. the mountain high school district sent out a letter warning them about the fairly new psychedelic street drug. it's similar to lsd and very dangerous. at this point we don't know the condition of that teenager. >> one of the mir's most popular fireworks show is back in business, sort of. it was cancelled five years ago but now the rotary club is reviving the fourth of july show in san jose. our business and tech reporter scott budman joins us from downtown. is this a done deal at this point? >> not entirely a done deal, raj, but you're right. this is a big business. discovery meadow, where many families over the south bay gathered to watch the fourth of july fireworks. they may soo

that's essentially what he did. >> that's where greg and jesse came in.y thought the problem of the theater wasn't the competitive market but the rundown of the facility which was turning off customers. they've been running things for seven years and upgrading slowly. like many business owners they say upgrades is one of the keys of the success. >> give back. give back to the business. that's the secret. >> but that's not all. the other theater success is hard work and attention. >> we do everything. i take ticket, most of the time. the stands, whatever needs to get done. >> greg made the connections with the movie companies. it took some time. they knew it was a good location. that's the whole thing. and we just started doing it ourselves. it pretty much worked out pretty good. >>> when we come back, it mistakes that small businesses need to avoid. and tips on getting customers to day on your website once they get there. >>> plus, jim blasingame with coo customers and winning their loyalty. if i can impart one lesson to a new business owner, it would be

we have been speaking with reverend jesse jackson who is at hp's annual meeting.hting the lack of diversity in the technology workforce throughout silicon valley. i want to do about this issue that is getting a lot of attention certainly in the san francisco and silicon valley area but throughout technology. this notion of the way that technology is changing cities demonstrating- income inequality. what is technology doing in that regard? >> the fact is you would think they would devise ways to have a greater sense of economic justice. it has become a matter of a rich race to the top. peoplee these gentrifying communities and driving people out, diving homelessness. appeal to meg whitman and the board and the people we met with at facebook and google, let's use this technology to figure out how to lift the boats at the bottom. with food insecurity and people on food stamps and the problems of guns and drugs. youust go another way. rex wonder about technology itself. i have this theory that one of the things that technology does is take out the middleman whether it

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