you want to catch "the mix with janet reilly" on saturday at 6:30 right here on nbc bay area. i saw gavin in here yesterday caused quite the buzz in the newsroom. look forward to seeing that. thanks for coming by. appreciate that. >>> now at 11:17, we want to take you outside. let's look outside of the shark tank, home of the sharks, of course. right now, the sharks are leading the kings, three games to one in the first round of the stanley cup finals. game five on saturday night at the tank. take you over now to the oracle arena. that's where the warriors are also now trailing the clippers. what is going on here with this l.a. situation? that is game four sunday afternoon in oakland. finally, sports fans, let's take you to at&t park as well. the giants are kicking off the inner league play tonight against the cleveland indians. first pitch there is at 7:15. let's get a look at that microclimate forecast with meteorologist christina loren. now, i know you're a sports fan, christina. you've got the hockey, the basketball, and the giants. what are you going for? >> we are in it

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as was said reilly it's so important to insure that all employees feel comfortable in their employmentand bring their full selves to work and not feel the threats they're not supported in their entirety and it enhances their ability to be working at their jobs. i know for the port of san francisco and oakland who hosted and all the others it's important. particularly pleased we have an criminal day with the port of oakland encombhuz the control tower a meeting that was facilitated by all participant it was tremendously successful generating opportunity and comradey amongst the port and a tour of the port crapes so many of us had our first walk above the catwalk from the port of san francisco we have several planter

as was said reilly it's so important to insure that all employees feel comfortable in their employmentand bring their full selves to work and not feel the threats they're not supported in their entirety and it enhances their ability to be working at their jobs. i know for the port of san francisco and oakland who hosted and all the others it's important. particularly pleased we have an criminal day with the port of oakland encombhuz the control tower a meeting that was facilitated by all participant it was tremendously successful generating opportunity and comradey amongst the port and a tour of the port crapes so many of us had our first walk above the catwalk from the port of san francisco we have several planter i want to thank them for joining us as i mentioned executive director ms. mirror and the awards she received and demonstrated as a leader in cappa as well as the head of san francisco that was the leadership that the port was recognized. we also had our cfo eileen and david and unfortunately or fortunately jim mellone who was one the leaders that organized the group was away

have ironic with the gentleman saying the reilly's realize have been violated when they show up with the nun of the documents that have been seen by the appellants or neighbors. i'll start they've failed utterly to meet with the boards crystal clear evidence or any evidence of hardship or manifesting evidence the briefing there's no single exhibit attached and no urban sported claims of hardship and feasibility etc. none of those have been substantiated and the unit count is being manipulated period. i did attach exhibits and evidence if you looked at exhibit 7 you'll see how this plan started out it started out as a 16 unit plan. it went to 12 unit with no reduction in the envelope. they're still manipulating it. you're telling me they can't put two unit on the top floor that's absurd it's almost 2 thousand square feet none of that is before the board they went down from 12 to the other units. it's funny you're hearing the aektsd saying those have not been brought up that's the problem. the neighbors told them the project was way two large they harder that from the preservation comm

lot of this child do come up her and talk about this because he wasn't involved in the beginning reilly? well, he's a child into me, i'm 81 years old i can call him my baby or my child. there needs to be other meetings don't let this be the only meeting you just don't pass on anything but pass on there will be implemented meetings under dr. espanola jackson must be satisfied and i must be satisfied before i let you do anything >> we don't doubt that for one moment. thank you very much. i'd like to call ms. lewis >> i agree with dr. espanola jackson 3 minutes is not enough time but i'd like to start off with the key stakeholders who's been defined as the key stakeholders and what community input has been solicited when you talk about the bike tours i can image dr. espanola jackson riding a bike it seems like our it targeting other people you're not getting the input from the community. i think you need to be very careful or cache when you make assumptions the community is not involved we have technology that's been involved in over a decade that has the capability of cleaning without hav

and adam reilly of w.g.b.h. public tv in boston. maria cramer, how did the day go overall? what would you say? >> it was, i mean there were so many police officers out there i would have to say it was very calm. the crowds were very well behaved. they listened to the instructions which were don't come in with backpacks. please abide by these rules and the day should go pretty well. and in boston so far from what i hear there is only one arrest for disorderly conduct. it looks like it's been a successful day in terms of security. >> woodruff: adam reilly wa, did would you add, how did you feel went. >> i would echo the point maria made. the mood in copley square where i was right by the finish line, the mood was extremely relaxed. i tried to find people who might take issue with the enhanced security. and i wasn't able to find anyone. much like the people you quoted in your settup piece, people basically said to me this is probably the single safest spot in the country or maybe on the planet right now. and if this is the price we have to pay to feel safe and to be able to co

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i saw you on with my hero bill o reilly, okay. and i will ask you the same question. what are we going do with the young men with the rap and hip-hop an chains and tattoo approximates? what are we going to do about these guys? what can we do to control them? >> it isn't-- these young people have not changed. >> stephen: but they have the hip-hop and the rap and the change and the tattoos. >> its music has changed but the clutter has changed around them. smotiondia and all those things. we just have to keep educating, keep leading and-- i don't think-- . >> stephen: tell them to knock off the hip-hop, and rap and tattoos, right. you have to tell them to knock it off. >> i my son listening to the same thing and i turn off when i get in the car but elise ens to it i don't think it's made him any worse. >> stephen: you know what i think those kids should do? read this book. john, thank you so much for joining me, john calipari, the book is players first. (cheers and applause) >> stephen: we'll be right back. ♪ we'll pay your early termination fees. so you can get the new

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reilly. >> john c. reilly totally eyeballed me, like are you talking about me?d. >> i understand using the filters to make the lighting look better. >> it gives a funky effect. but i think completely change the look of your face. >> how is the tie battle going? >> oh, right. i love that you're so competitive. >> willie is winning. >> willie geist. >> we have percentages on this? >> yeah, we have percentages. look at this. >> that's why it's a contest. my tie only 42%. willie's tie 58%. >> it's the same tie! >> whoa, whoa. steady cam john there. >> in your defense, al, we can't see a lot of you tie because it's covered up by the sling. >> there you go. >> and you wear the sling better than willie. >> thank you. well, as we look ahead to the weekend, lots of sunshine, east coast. slight risk of some strong storms making their way into the midwest tomorrow. beautiful along the west coast. and then on sunday, sunday! we've got a big risk of strong storms from the gulf coast into the mid mississippi river valley. decent amount of snow going on in the rockies, includi

this year's battle of control of the senate, "wall street journal" columnist dan henninger, jason reilly and james toronto. chuck schumer says obamacare is a net plus. how do you see that? >> he sounds like a senator from a blue state not up for election this year. he should talk to some of his colleagues. obviously, is's overselling these numbers. they could be hollow numbers. senators from red states are still running away from this law. democrats from red states up for re-election are still running away from this law. it's polling poorly. we also have last month the special house election in florida where republican candidate ran on obamacare and only obamacare and did quite well. i don't think the tables have been turned here. >> let's look at the senate field. we've got two republican seats up, competitive, georgia and kentucky. they could presumably lose either one of those. we've got 12 democratic seats that are in some way competitive. we've got open seats in montana, south dakota and west virginia where the republicans are now leading and are expected to be pick-ups. we've got t

new mom meredith had a scare when she got an e-mail from her daughter's daycare saying 3 month old reilly might have been exposed to measles. >> on the advice of our media transition we took her immediately to the emergency. >> she says everything turned out okay and tests were negative but she is right to be worried. this extremely contagious disease, easily spread by sneezes, coughs and infected surfaces is surging. >> we're concerned already in the first four month of the years we're breaking records. >> at least 129 measles cases from 13 states have been reported in the united states this year. most have been in california and new york. the majority of those that have become ill have not been vaccinated. a growing number of unvaccinated americans combined with international travel has health officials concerned. >> measles is still circulating around the world. it's an airplane away and we need people to not be complacent. so make sure they're vaccinated and their kids are up to date on vaccines. >> the symptoms begin 7 to 14 days after their child is infected. two or three days later

for more, i'm joined by "wall street journal" columnist, dan henninger, jason reilly and colin levi. colin, you wrote about this for us. the opinion was really splintered. a lot of opinions, different points of view. what should our viewers -- what should be the main takeaway from the opinion? >> right. the main takeaway here is that the justices got to the right answer. but they got there by the most incremental means possible. they found that states can ban racial preferences without violating the constitution, but as you said, it took them five opinions and 102 pages to do it. so it's pretty clear this opinion is not going to be a clear guiding light going forward. >> but very clear this opinion did not say that racial preferences are unconstitutional. in fact -- >> yes, justice kennedy was very, very clear to say that, and wanted to make sure this was a very narrow opinion. >> so it boils down to basically the people can decide whether or not they want to ban them, or allow the universities to -- and government to implement them. but it's up to the public, people and through refe

. >> my name is patty reilly and if you're anything like me, you have struggled for years trying to getthe night. i can't get back to sleep, tossing and turning. that is just no fun. so it wasn't until recently that i actually discovered something that a lot of people were talking about. and it's called my pillow.

let's ask "wall street journal" columnist and deputy editor dan henninger, jason reilly and columnistary an stays o. let's take this point the president made first about low turnout in the mid terms. is that historically true, that democrats don't turn out in the same numbers? >> what's historically true is that the president's party tends to struggle in midterm elections. >> but it wasn't in 2006. they rolled then. >> that was an exception to the rule, though. and it's also true that in 2010, democrats got rolled, and so the president does have reason to be worried. the midterm electorate tends to be older, whiter, than in presidential years and particularly, of course, with president obama's base, their worry is that because he's not on the ballot in -- in november, that people who come out, the minorities in particular, won't come out. >> so you're saying that his concern is, in fact, legitimate. >> oh, sure. >> no question about it. okay. now, let's get to the white house strategy. what is that strategy, mary? what are they doing here, and they're talking about gender pay, equity,

ahora vamos a reunirnos con la inventora del perfecter, maría mccool y la experta en belleza, patti reillyfusion styler cambiará para siempre la forma en que estilizas tu cabello. >> dinos, ¿qué tiene de diferente el perfecter fusion styler? ¿cómo es posible que puedes deshacerte de todos estos aparatos y reemplazarlos con uno solo, maría? >> bueno, te lo diré. se trata de una nueva categoría. se llama fusion styling. hemos tomado la tecnología iónica que te entrega la hidratación que repara tu cabello, y la hemos fusionado con la tecnología de calor cerámico, que realmente hace tu cabello más suave y brillante. >> y no terminamoshí. >> qué bueno. >> creo que esto es lo genial del perfecter. de hecho, lo desarrollé con estas cerdas de nailon de primera calidad. ¿lo ven? que están perfectamente alineadas. la razón de esto es que quería asegurar que se deslizara a través del cabello sin enredos. cuando esto está caliente, puedo sostenerlo así, puedo tocar mi frente, puedo tocar mi oreja, puedo tocar mi cuello. no importa, perfecter no me va a quemar. >> bien. ¿están listos para ver al perfec

bill o reilly always says he's looking out for us. come on bill, get an investigative reporter on the staff and go after this number. because do you know what, if that's a not the truth we got a held of a story on our hands. bottom line is we've got right-wingers across america, across the street just denying everything when it comes to healthcare. look no further than our good friends at fox news. the lies and denials started just moments after president oba obama's tuesday afternoon remarks. almost like they had a prepared script right away. jesse waters was quick to give his expert analysis on the enrollment numbers. >> i actually think they are straight up lying on the numbers. saying that 7 million people signed up on a website that was broken. the white house lied about so many things, why not about this. >> good logic there. why not lie about mushroom clouds? we're just 45 minutes away from them. there is no basis to back that claim up whatsoever. president obama is not lying about enrollment numbers. it's an absurd game. here

democrats are saying, the investigation is all over, we heard president obama tell bill pole reilly inthere wasn't a smidgen of contribution with the irs. the public doesn't belief and it they don't believe this began and ended with a mid-level bureaucrat lois lerner who a year ago none of us ever heard of. gives impetus to the house oversight committee and ways and means to continue an investigation. whether its will result in investigating by the yates depth within the obama administration that's another question. >> a great opinion at -- great point at the end. that gives people like darrell issa more fuel to continue. how and when do you see this resolving itself? >> well, you know, it looks pretty clear that lois lerner is going to refuse to testify, and some republican in the house said both ways and means and issa's committee have blown this and should have given lois lerner immunity that she can't be prosecuted for anything she tells the committee. but to give her use immunity so he has to testify about the committee, if she commits perjury, lows, she can be prosecuted for that

political panel, "the weekly standard" steve hayes, the national journal's ron foreign yea and jason reilly. steve u your thought about this new twitter war and tongue in cheek, numbs, it's an important issue. >> yeah, well i they thought ed henry's response was right on. this wasn't the first time they faced questioning about this and backlash. jay carney faced a series of questions from jonathan karl of abc news. pushing him why the white house is complaining about what they are calling this major wage gap when the white house appears to have one of its owns a you suggested. jay carney couldn't answer the question and at one point seemed to resorted a homonym attack look, jonathan, i don't hear these questions coming from women. it was really sort of a cheap shot. and i think it was not good form for the white house press secretary. >> ron, the white house defense at least yesterday was the reason women only get 88 cents on the dollar at the white house is because the men have the more responsibility jobs, the higher paying jobs to which i responded having giving the women the good jobs?

. >> reilly huge fines and make it very punishable it's not going to change. >> okay.e around, i see lots of people in new york you can't even talk on a cell phone. it's illegal to talk and drive at the same time. i see people texting all the time. it's frightening. >> absolutely. >> the younger the person bowers they think they are invincible, all right? and then they can't stop. it's like an addiction. they cannot stop the thumbs. they will can't stop it all right. martha maccallum, everybody, as always. thank you for coming. in. >> thanks, bill. >> >>> factor tip of the day about the missing jet liner and pings. the tip, moments away. when the satellite provider checked his credit, he found out his daughter didn't pay her bills. but he's not worried. now he checks his credit report and score at experian.com, allowing him to keep track of his credit and take a break of his own. experian. live credit confident. at od, whatever business you're in, that's the business we're in with premium service like one of the best on-time delivery records and a low claims ratio, we

also commissioner michael copps and reilly of course, utilized the commissioners to listen to to their commissioners. each one is there with there expertise or background to let them take more control over issues. a as a chairman you might know that maybe you give somebody of really difficult job to oversee and if they screw up at least a does it come back on you and you can blame the other commissioner. [laughter] but there is us a time line back to the quadrennial. stick with the timeline. if you have a timeline for mergers then stick with it. why do you have a date if you end up ignoring them? there are large and small processes or things that could be done that would encourage efficiency. with the shadow diplomacy how long it takes to go back and forth when one commissioner, said with another idea that has to be socialized around all other commissioners. as a mediator there are so many ways that mediation could be used. we have head in any discussions over xm sirius radio. >> over 70 months stemming thank you for reminding me. there was another process other than the commissioners

i can understand people like bill reilly who rail against it. stuart: let's tell the audience of the truth. during the commercial break you were telling me about instances of where someone was on facebook and target inferred that this woman was pregnant and started sending her all kinds of coupons for stuff. her father saw this. that seems to me a little predictive and intrusiveness. >> york and fleeting two things from a broader store. social media is creating new privacy invading things. hanging around checking out baby stuff, buying related stuff, then they sent her coupons, facebook supposedly knows when you will break up with your girlfriend before your friends do and maybe before you do based on big date on your patterns. talking to other people, certain words you use. i don't know how they'd do it but information they are gleaning is enormous. stuart: they infer that a couple is breaking up because of the language they use on facebook and you have no problem with that whatsoever? john: i think we can't stop it. are you upset these compani

right.n reilly is so the u.s. policies have such an incredible impact. spectrum auctions are now starting to occur. the wireless auctions and licenses that other countries that used to be, maybe went to your family member. now it is being opened up and auctioned off. pertcc has an incredibly -- important role. >> we have time for one final question. never reception that will start at 345. >> you mentioned the national follow-up. in your perspective, many other countries have taken somewhat different paths in terms of regulatory approaches, particularly to the internet, australia, new zealand. approachesicies and and other asked acts where u.s. public policy could benefit from not just hoping that other countries will pick up whatever where we conversely can learn from experiences elsewhere or is the model where we are relying on limited competition? lots to learn from other countries as well. are 20 and thee second, i do not know where he are in terms of broad and penetration. we have a lot to learn and a long way to go. onppreciate your question this. t

. >> kelly reilly. thank you so much for being here.ow at 10:00, 9:00 central, here on abc. and to see a clip, go to our website, goodmorningamerica.com on yahoo! >>> coming up, we've got much more, from "toy story," to "frozen," one of the main men behind disney animation and >>> and we have a look, now, at the wizard behind movie magic that has won 30 academy awards, countless hearts. in his book, "creativity inc.," the information powerhouse. and abc's abbie boudreau has the story. >> reporter: from "toy story." to "tangled." ♪ let it go let it go ♪ >> reporter: the highest-grossing animated film of all-time, "frozen." >> on this wall, what you see are the caricatures. >> reporter: the president of pixar and disney animation, ed catmull, has an idea about a creative mind. what do you think stands in the way of true inspiration? >> usually, it's fear. people don't want to mess up. when we start on a film, the first version doesn't work at all. what i mean was, these films were disasters. the trick is, how do we protect the group when

how can you reilly have more than three pairs of jeans in maybe you could have four. but you don't need more of that. his point was this: if we want to van economy that works, we can't have all profits and money sucked up by the people who run things. we want them to be rewarded but they can only buy so many jeans. if you have that money go fairly across the spectrum, then everybody gets to buy their pair of jeans. what we're doing is literally cutting down our markets by not making sure in a consumer-driven economy where 70% of our economy is consumer-driven, we're putting ourselves in a situation where people aren't able to buy things. we also know that raising the minimum wage is good for business. we know that raising the minimum wage to $10.10 per hour could help approximately 28 million workers. we know that more than 15 million women would receive a raise. we know that $31 billion would be added to our economy. we no tha we know that nobel las support raising the minimum wage to restore the value last to inflation. a third of the value of what it was in 1968. i

bill reilly was out of work. sean hennessey had never hosted a national television show.he sees personalities your authentic. and with interested b.c. there to carve up of the ideologically pure rather than understanding that television is about the drama and the spectacle. >> well, particularly evans nbc would disagree saying that there purely an ideological. the year crude demographic. and they have been coded asking. you know, i think it would disagree about how the program comes across. but back to the talent of what to eat a one roger ailes view of bill o'reilly yesterday? he has met with huge success. what is their relationship? >> it is interesting to one that particularly close, but they both need each other. o'reilly is really the one talents who can do almost what it wants. prexy canossa disagree for what have heard. >> which is a testament to to carry. television genius. but o'reilly really made the show him in a row as a testament to his skill as a performer. usoc and 6:00 p.m. show that was going nowhere. the new term to 8:00 p.m. during them on the kolinsky

. >> 3-year-old reilly has stage five kidney cancer. >> she has brain cancer and this one is fightingtrength comes in knowing that you are not alone. >> it could be a really lonely disease. >> you are sitting in the hospital a lot. they had a lot of pun. and it is very moving. watching their bond form. >> the photographs found the girl consist through facebooks. and the photo was taken. and now, they are all friends. >> prince william and his wife kate will continue the tour. they started out by going to a local church. and tried their happened at approaching rugby teams. the duke and duchess arrived on the april 7th. their visit will last force 19 days and does include engagements. prince george might be getting a little brother or sister soon. now the royal couple was chatting with cynthia reed. and that's when prince william told her quote. you may have to make another one soon. >> a spokesman for the duke and duchess is not commenting. >> so far this is the race for the year. the animated film rio and disney's captain america, the winter soldier are neck and neck for the top spots