poo you're on the loose. mr. poo, you're on the lose. mr. poo you're on the lose. ♪ >> wow.ually really, really good music. and i like it because it's a good idea getting the word out with a catchy song. >> but the poor is having toucha great time. it makes you want to -- let's do this man, let's go out. i'm putting in a vacation with you, man. >> so you're saying it's actually preaching the wrong. it's taking your poo out instead of in. >> by the way, poo is really in. there's like this $350 pair the italian made slippers. it's the poo emoge slippers. >> where is poo linked to this shoe. >> it just is. >> is it used for a specific. >> it's trendy. the poo imoge is cool, apparently. >> 50% of the population. man are the only guys that poo. they are cutting out off the world. women don't want that. they don't even know what it is. >> they are like why am i hearing about my bubble gum process. little bubble gum squares. right after their periods. >> oh, why does that have to come up and then a bubble gum square and then they are good. >> all right gavin thank you for the biolo

they want their poo where they want their poo. >> can we stop smearing the germs?s song this year's call me maybe? >> it was 28 million children don't have toilet facilities in their schools. and then if you never used the toilet as a child you will not want to use one as an adult. what i don't understand is how watching this video will make more toilets and it is going to make sanitation issues better. >> this is an important point. this is why global warming spending is such a dangerous thing. this is where the money should go. the money should be dealing with sanitation. if you are poo-ing outside the amount of disease you can get from that has to be astronomical. >> and kids touch everything. >> the problem with globalism is assuming all countries are the same. it is called a turd world for a reason. india is a toilet. i wouldn't be surprised if mr. poo is the prime minister. >> that's in the next video. >> one of the top officials is sheila [bleep]. >> i would have to disagree, but i think you are right. it is true. >> that is her married name. keep your maide

we'll never poo-poo you begin. airbnb is in trouble again. as it gets ready to face off with the new york attorney general's office tomorrow a new report shows 2/3 of its listings are illegal. let's bring our panel back. liz, you've been reporting on this story all day. how do you think this shakes out? >> this is nasty war of words heading to court. on one side, eric schneiderman, new york attorney general effectively saying it is not just one person renting out, it is one person with all sorts of listings. they're acting like donald trump mini meese. on the other said airbnb, expect us to be called tax cheats or slum lords. our argument we help the little guy make money. that is where we're coming from. we do pay taxes into new york. melissa: but, scott, you have to worry. if 2/3 of their business is illegal, what kind of business do they have going forward? >> well, they're going to work with the states. that is the tough things that is going on right now, melissa, facing states in this country. is finding a way for airbnb to operate legal

i'm not poo-pooing this. the united states is not doing criminally badly, but we have these issues we're trying to work out. >> obviously, you can't, as your words were, poo-poo the fact all these jobs that were lost, they may not be the jobs people want, but they have been recovered since the recession. the other headline would be the jobs have not been recovered and we know what that means politically. let's turn to eric holder publicly confirmed today what was known earlier this week or discussed, that the justice department is investigating whether this high speed computer trading violates the law. you've written about this. first, explain to people what this is. >> i did a column in "slate" about this. this is based on michael louis's new book in that there are a limbed number of basically hedge funds that were able to access data via these exchanges electronically that you and i couldn't possibly and do literally tens of thousands of very, very rapid trades. the average holding time is ten seconds, and

fish poo slowly falling down through the ocean and at the end ending up on the ocean floor. and because the currents aren't very strong, it will actually get thicker and thicker and thicker. this layer can easily be 20 meters in some regions of the ocean. >> all right, erik van sebille, giving us something new to think about yet in the search for flight 370. i don't think there's a single question we could ask this man he would not have the answer to. >> i know. >> really appreciate you being here with us this morning. >> thanks, erik, from sydney. >>> a high school student is behind bars this morning, accused of stabbing more than 20 of his classmates. we will tell you all the new things we have learned this morning right after the break. ka

. >> oh poo. big fat poo. >> they are used to white people taking things. >> i think the difference is the way it is being used -- it is being used appropriately if i may say. they are not using it to do something grotesque. like madonna -- >> madonna is offensive in what she does. madonna is offensive. she does all kinds of things to christian symbols and wearing it appropriately on your forehead i don't see it as a problem. >> if you believe appropriation is wrong shouldn't coachella be closed because all music is appropriated basically from black music, right? rock and roll is an appropriation of black music. any rock and roll that a is played at coachella is insulting and offensive. >> i think what they are -- why they are worried about appropriation is because when white people appropriate something, we make it not cool. >> it is not appropriate. >> what a is going on? >> i don't know. sometimes she has a seizure. she just repeats things. she hillary pete parts of a -- she will repeat parts o

that gets through here tonight poo tomorrow morning. we'll see spotty showers during this time period. there is a greater chance of rain into evening hours. cloud cover may be sprinkles. 2:00 a.m green showing up. and getting ready to grab lunch. scattered showers showing up aconsiders a good part of the bay area. things will taper as we head towards friday night. rainfall estimates from 0 to about a half an inch expected through friday night. we're going to see snow in the sierra. winter weather until 5:00 a.m saturday. you'll see passes being impacted. be aware this is going to be more winter like for mountains upper 50s. make sure your umbrella is by the door. a much cooler day you might want to grab make your little ones are as well by saturday night into sunday morning a weak system could produce light showers. then we'll take temperatures nup a big way. monday, low 80s by wednesday, it's not intend. so we're just going to take you through every season. going to do winter like on the snow. then summer like heat coming your way. >>

lanky and keith quinn to cause a huge key to quit the show has had two was according to khaki green poo relations with japan. he stressed the importance of a potter county promoting ties he also invited sweet cause i'm too young the japanese to peter's china went to p e while i was too cold for the princely has to choose i am always the new callings at the coffeeshop with keys across to prevent the team can and is able to call the director weekend could cause an hour and a free coffee. instead i wanted to beat japan but he told us he might face creeks in our home so it can be found to be read as of last week in pursuit of greenland. jeff and also due to be the book was easy to be important since arriving in cocoa. he has a mentor to scream all the cabinet ministers and senior political future. let alone make of this eye candy hastily arranged the people can be. oh so you know felt all the time i think it's very meaningful but mr who is visiting us. she was so hard to achieve so much with china japan relations. when we were going through difficult times it's still on board with more than

. >> there's a campaign in india right now called "poo to loo".re trying to get people to use toilets. 620 million people a

the santa clar county files counts of weapons poo session during investigation of the shooting in the house back in 2012. after smith's arrest on the weapons charges, they was relesioned on balt. that's smith walking into his november court hearing last year. he did not comment. inside he stood and listened. complications that could be grounds for invoking or increases smith's bail. the l.a. arrest cold also delay the legal process in santa clara county. so smith now has a pending court hearing in los angeles and two on going criminal cases right here in san the clara county. that's four different criminal cases against smith in just 28 months. a complicated legal gauntlet just got more complicated. finally,smith must also to its employer, the 49ers. >> which makes sense. but i'm still confused, why would they not test for alcohol at the airport at that point? >> it's a really good and fair question, diane. the airport police in l.a. told us that yes, it appeared he had been drinking in the hours before the arrest. he belligerent, but it said it did not impact the arrest. could that k

even tom keene who normally poo-poos the bill agomans and articles of the worlds, he's interested inhis deal. >> bill agoman is making a compelling case for allergan and is making it hard for them to turn away and dismiss these people as whack jobs as normally companies do. it has been said it is a watershed moment for activists because there's a legitimacy these guys are gaining. from allergan's standpoint it has three options. they can try and poke holes and try and call agoman and valean crazy and try to sell it to someone else if they don't want to dot deal or try to find a way to buy it. those are the three options allergan has available. we don't know which way it's leaning and we know they hired advisors, goldman sachs here and probably will make a killing because somethings that to happen. >> they should change their names and allergan, sounds like something to give you hives and make you sneeze. you want to be hyper allergenic. novartis making a splash there. it's all about pharma. talk to me about novartis. >> it goes back to introspection. investors have been telling them

i needed a good laughy-poo. >> jimmy fallon got a good laugh at our expense. >> as usual. >> again. let's see what he had to say. >> finally i heard nbc is coming out with a new show similar to "america's funniest home videos." an nbc show where everyone stumbles around and falls, or as it's already known, the fourth hour of the "today" show. >> the man is brilliant. certainly he could get -- he could come up with something better than that. >> we are an easy zeitgeist. what was one of the things i wanted to do? the 78-year-old grandma in the netherlands had never been on a roller coaster. and it actually ended up being part of a television commercial, but she never really had been on a roller coaster. >> she had never been on a plane either. she was afraid. she said, well, i'll start on a roller coaster to get over her fear. >> this is a commercial for vodafone. take a look at granny on the plane -- i mean on the roller coaster. >> whoo! >> she's so cute. >> i love it. >> joy. >> what if she had a heart attack, though, while this was happening? >> she was enjoying herself. >> what

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poo. would rather flow than go on a cruise ship bus of this. >> thank you.r opinion on stephen colbert taking over the late show when letterman steps down. good move? tweet us. we'll read some in a minute. hang on. the day we rescued riley, was a truly amazing day. without angie's list, i don't know if we could have found all the services we needed for our riley. for over 18 years we've helped people take care of the things that matter most. join today at angieslist.com >>> so stephen colbert is replacing david letterman next year, and we is going to drop the character and just be his funny self. he is hilarious, and a lot of you are furious. what's up? >> we have some facebook and twitter comments. >> these are representative. >> yes. from twitter, this person says it's going to be hard for stephen to not take his comedy central ways to cbs. it will be interesting. this guy tweets, colbert's wallet just tweeted, ca-ching. >> one says he is the best one available. and ted says, honey boo-boo may have been a better choice. >> honey boo-boo? a lot of people we

figure out why a report that was supposedly trying to get into who's guilty, they came up with stinky-pooon. they want to see the legal transcripts of the people, who ventured information about bridget kelly's private affairs. >> well, they could be looking for where the information came from. but also the things that most likely didn't make it into the report. the transcripts may have all sorts of useful information to the committee. randy mastro, and gibson dunn decided not to put that into the report. what's important is, anything could be useful to the state. >> and my key question, what did the governor say? he was not under oath, but he was vulnerable to a charge of not telling the truth. anything that might be coming out because of the testimony coming from wildstein, bridget kelly? against the guy we're looking at, the guy at the heart of this thing? >> well, they want bridget kelly to come forward. and the committee did meet today, and decided not to issue subpoenas today. they're going to give dunn until the end of the week. >> and who's paying for the transcripts? does the stat

. >> if they are ripping off the bo poo it goes to cool children. >> it can mean buying light bulbs and of that nature. if can go to anything. >> the way they be avenue they can use that money to offset certain expenditures in other areas. one of the things we have seen it is getting people to spend more money on them for cronies and special doctors. >> even if they kept their promise it is only a small part of the dollar you spend. right? >> exactly. >> half goes to the winner $0.40 goes to the italian con grglomee in one state. maybe 11 scent to tcents to the government. >> for some states they don't make that much money off the lottery. west virginia makes more money off the lottery. for all sorts of states they don't have to do this. they can find the money by cutting other programs or needless wasteful spending in other areas. >> what galls me most is they sneer at the real jobs. they show a woman who wins and tells her boss. >> what? >> >> back to work. >> working. working. >> yeah, that kind of rich. >> so work is for losers. >> this is like obamacare freeing you from job loss. y

. >> not to poo-poo, alcoa is a multibillion dollar company it hasn't been a bellwether in the past fourw but i would not read much more into this. >> let me give you a couple of numbers. alcoa increasing 2014 aerospace growth expectations to 9% from 8% on strong demand for large commercial aircraft and regional jets. it kripts growth in the jet business market. company projecting 2014 growth in automotive in the range of 1% to 4%. packaging, building and construction and a steady commercial transportation market sees a decline in the industrial gas turbine market. so there are southeast numbers goirn point. we're not seeing acceleration necessarily but those are nurjs end segments ultimately for the u.s. and globally. >> 7% gets me excited but the rest of the sectors are anemic. reflecting our own gdp growth here. if we're tying alcoa to domestic gdp growth they are not selling enough stuff overseas. get on it. get on a plane and sell some more stouf the chinese right now. >> guy adame what do you make -- >> i'm on your pay no mind list. i'm sitting here. >> i figure you were deep into

or deva's no-poo shampoo which doesn't have any of those chemicals. >> lots of alternatives. >> i'm getting> good morning. i'm eric thomas. this morning one of the alleged co-con spore tors in the federal case involved leyland yi is due back in court. he'll appear for the appointment of an attorney at 9:30. he was arrested last week as part of an fbi sting. he's accused of money laundering and other crimes. he has not enter add plea and he was denied bail last week after the judge deemhood him a flight risk. >>> an update on your traffic. >> this is on westbound highway 92. a car hit a motorcycle. we're seeing backups coming away from the name mets. across the waters, crash involving a big rig at highway 102 with traffic coming out. eric? >> thank you. when we come >>> welcome back. here's a look at doppler. notice the drying trend in the past hour. a few sprinkles but those are far and few between. temperatures in the mid to upper 40s. we're off by the morning lows but not by much. beautiful picture of the exploratorium. temperatures will be 1 to 6 degrees warmer than yesterday. upper 50s

it is big to get away from poo tech. smart guys on wall street.ons of dollars to loan, government didn't offer the money. >> they paid the money back there is no more loans in play. they play paid it back. >> i don't i don't remember. >> i don't remember all innovative, wonderful capitalist companies. >> they paid the money back. >> if you have a good product. this is about cleaner air and hurting the villains. this is elevated above apple and the other consumer products. one last word. >> last word, bill, you look in that camera night after night say hey folks i have got your back, right? >> um-huh. >> all those folks watching now they are paying their taxes. do you think they want the government after they send in their check to the irs do you think they want the government to start speculating and playing around with tesla's fiskers and solyndras or do you think do you think they want so say let the private. >> i think what they want is relief from opec and relief from the villains of the world. >> eric bolling. >> smarter than i am. you guys c

what's usual when win a fight your owe poo meant doesn't tell you to brag about it we saw speaker boehner come out and say if you want to make the campaign about this issue, if you want to talk about it and louisiana and alaska, we would be happy to have that conversation. >> susan do they know have a good faith ball park number of how many young people are in that 7.1 million? do you believe they know that? >> i believe it's lower than what he they want it to be. it's not 10%. it's more in the 20% range. >> do they know it? >> that's a great question. everyone thinks that they know the numbers and only use them when they are advantageous to the administration. >> panel, stay with us. straight ahead, sean hannity is here. and i'm going to ask sean about a sex hotline. i'm not kidding. a sex hotline. that's next. also, breaking news the search for flight 370, the malaysian government finally releasing the full transcript of the conversation between the cock pitted and air traffic control. a live report from the malaysia coming up. two pretzels. put in on my capital one venture card. i earn

now, you might poo-poo the pelican as just some sea bird because the brown pelican is a vicious carnivore65 feet above the ocean and dive bombs its prey, stunning it with the impact and devouring it before it even knows what happened. ha ha, pelicans. now, dan, i know there's been some support from fans, not from you, for changing your team name to the washington warriors and that's great. love that. but if that's not working for you, let me suggest something else. how about the washington wonks, that sounds pretty tough. at least to those of us in nerdland. sincere sincerely, melissa. you, my friend are a master of diversification. who would have thought three cheese lasagna would go with chocolate cake and ceviche? the same guy who thought that small caps and bond funds would go with a merging markets. it's a masterpiece. thanks. clearly you are type e. you made it phil. welcome home. now what's our strategy with the fondue? diversifying your portfolio? e*trade gives you the tools and resources to get it right. are you type e*? and that's epic, bro, we've forgotten just how good good is

lots of poo people on the inside kept saying that's what we need aspire to an amazon-like shopping experience for people. maybe not right out of the box. amazon, after all-didn't become amazon overnight. it had an evolution. it's been out the for more than nearly two decades now. and so we need to have that kind of relentless focus on managing a ecommerce web site, and i think we didn't structure it that way. we structured in the old way. a government program. it's not a government program. you have attract customers and give them a product and make sure they're satisfied. give them customer service. very different mentality, and again, i just hope that that is the mentality that takes over. once you have that mentality, the american public is going to love shopping for insurance on an exchange. >> host: we'll see if maryland can catch up or go to the federal, i suppose. >> guest: or adopt -- connecticut now has said, we think we have a very good packaging. we're willing to consult and provide that packaging to other people. you don't have to re-invent the wheel. some states that signed up fo

leadership on the democratic side approves the amendments, even though this body has always had the pooings that we can call up -- has always had the position that we can call up germane and nongermane amendments. it is what makes this body great, it is what has given it such prestige over the years. now it jus if it's run this ways just a rubber stafn for the leadership. i think it is a bad, bad thing to do. the principle has been started and the precedent has been laid. i just lament this because i've been here long enough to see some of the greatest debates in the history of the senate done right here on this floor. some were initiated by democrats who wanted their rights to be able to bring everything up and to really have them debated, whether they were germane or nongermane. and theyatesserted thei they ass on the floomplet others were brought up by republicans that democrats didn't like. but the leadership in the past acknowledged that, my gosh, you have a right to do that in the most deliberative body in the world. we've made it anything but the most deliberative body in the world w

yasiel poo yasiel puig. >> two hands, boys and girls. >> it was a setup. he guns the runner down.appened? >> forced place. >> i thought they were stretching it into a double. that's a gun. >> that's a gun. >> that's a bang bang play at second. he may be known as one of one of the most well known athletes. but doesn't mean he doesn't have a good arm. >> it's not great form. >> not classic form. >> but now look at this. did you see this? he did the fake ear bite. bless you. biting off the ear. >> boston college graduate, tony sanchez. >> nice off-speed pitch. you see tyson, you think he's going to throw a bullet down the middle. you get out in front of it. nice piece of pitching. >> we're just having your own conversation over here. >> i know. i like mike tyson. i don't think he's very good at the baseball. >> the baseball? >> good at the twitter though. >> he's pretty funny in those hangover movies. >> good cameos. no question about it. >> the tiger. >> let's go to the ice. the first round of the stanley cup playoffs. it's playoff time in hockey. check it out. >> and hit the post.

hi, mozilla, i'm a gay woman who was appalled you caved to the gay guess stop guess top poo gestapo. else will be forced to leave. >> this is ironic people punishing in the name of tolerance because they are not conforming to the approved thought process or approved position. it's certainly not what any of the civil rights movements were about. the gay rights movement but especially the gay civil rights movement was about allowing people to be able to be themselves without fear of being punished. now, look at what it is that they have become. >> it's a little weird. polls show if you ask most people if you love each other should you be allowed to get married? yeah, great. this doesn't seem about that at all. >> i'm for gay marriage as well. this is an example of it's an assault on everything that's important to a free society. and to individuals who want to be able to be, let's say, not even in the majority, or who are on the fringes or in the case of christians or traditionalists, who believe in traditional marriage and who believe in the tenets their faith. now, gay marriage is som