> you need to come to the microphone and i'm dean we have a financial interest if the property and robby the architect left. he's helping us with the endeavor he's the one that dropped off the architecture plans we're following. >> okay. >> the engineer will explain the flaw. t the. i want to explain according to the planning department the roof was raised 18 inches because they probably upped the joy size to 2 by 12 the other 12 they probably bumped up and the other thing was the plans that show the permits as being 3 stories on one permit and 4 stories on the other this is a common thing that happens in san francisco being the attic floors the system they have in place with the pink forms it talks about occupancy floor is occupancy it should technically stay three to four but if you went from a 3 to 4 on a pink application it's different and dollars a lot of buildings that have 3 stories it's called 3 stories over dprarg and you'll go from 2 floors of occupancy when adding a bedroom on the ground floor and technically you'll have to go through a notification that's where everything get

>> robby caplan is a wonderful lawyer. i talk about her in the book, her and edie.hey were in the case, asking for a limited -- you know, it was a limited decision. it was a decision to say, you don't have to recognize -- you don't have to overturn bans across the nation. but you do have to recognize legally married couples and give them federal benefits. of course, olson and the perry case was asking for much more. they wanted a 50-state ruling which would allow gays and lesbians to marry. i talk a lot about the tension, but i think in the end what happened was that they actually benefited from each other. you know, if you look at justice kennedy's decision, the joke a little bit in edie windsor's legal team was, edie's already married, already gay. they didn't talk about -- they didn't stress -- they wanted to make it this low-key kind of, this is just a tax case. i think that on the other hand -- >> but actually looking at the briefs in windsor, they lay out the emotional stakes. >> it's really a love story. >> not just a love story for giggles, it's a love story

buster posy facing robbie erlin. see you. 3-0. bases loaded. pagan rips one to right center. crawford, 4-0, ball game. last hit of the guy for the g men. bases loaded, chase headley, rips this elbow, former cal bear, xavier nighty. he's called safe, but bruce bochy challenges the call and after the replay, called out instead of 4-3. it would be 4-2. that would be the difference. >>> to the tank, sharks and kings. the kings came out firing in first period, leading 2-0. the tanks blackened before the face-off. rickey henderson in the house. mike brown fires it past jonathan quick, first career playoff goal. 4 1/2 minutes late, sharks even. charlottes get the home back to a piece. deflected to justin brawny. beats again. a barrage of goals. they're up 6-2, complete highlights at 11:00 p.m. on abc. >>> nba playoffs, greg pop rich looking to get back to the finals again this year. dallas, tony parker past dirk nowitzki. second quarter, leonard off the turnover. consequence, anyone. anyone? easy money. seven errors faces dallas with 19. off balance layup. first down, held the mavs

robby scores and the mariners have a 3-0 lead. 2 men on for brandon. he is 30 of these last year and there goes the first of the year. 3-run shot and the game tied at 3. same score. in the 5th. 0-20 when he beat out the infield hit. tacking on another run to go up a duce. the ball bounces off his back. steps on first for the out. allows one earned run and avoided injury with the umpire. now, jim johnson lost on monday night and blew a save oned with. but, pretty darn good today. getting the first save of the season. turns the booze into cheers and the a's beat the m's 6-3. >> it was a shame the way he did it. and we all know, -- we all know, obviously, we, we understand it. johnson, had he is our closer, you know, the guy gives up a couple hits and the crowd is out there booing them. i was disappointed in our fans for that. >> i thought they have been supportive. you get one here and this. but, overall i have been blown away with their reaction. their positiveness or positivity probably a better word. we are down there sitting with them. so, you know,

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robby scores to give the mariners the lead. bottom 3, 2 men on, brandon, 30 home runs last year and there goes the first of the year. 3-run shot. game tied at 3. same score, later in the 5th. josh donaldson, career big one, beating it out. giving them the 4-3 lead. they tack on another one. 6th inning, carl sager might of had a double. going 6 ins allowed. 1 earned run, struck out 3. avoided injury with the all pyre. johnson, lost on monday night, he blew a save on wednesday but he was strong today. struck out 2 had in the 9th to get the first save of the season. he turns the boos into cheers and the a's beat the m's 6-3. >> a couple of strikeouts. >> that was a shame the way they did them the first couple of nights. we all know that everyone knows obviously, we understand but he is our closer. the guy gives up a couple of hits and crowds out there booing, that was -- i was disaa pointed in our fans. >> i thought they were very supportive. you know, you get one here and there. overall, i have been blown away with their reaction

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and they thought they'd do a little prank with him, see what fans would say to robby cano in the picture a look. >> here's the catch, the fans thought they were just booing a card board cutout of robinson cano. they didn't realize the real robinson cano was standing behind it. >> boo! you suck! that was it. >> that was awesome. maybe try again. >> should i try it again? >> yeah. >> boo, robinson. you should have stayed here. in new york. not in seattle. >> try and do it one more time. >> boo. stay in seattle. hey. how are you? >> that's my favorite one. >> that is so new york. >> the people make pipt. >> the hey, sort of undo all the bad stuff. >> they're booing big and then he comes out and they're like good to see you. >> i'm francis rivera. "way too early" with thomas roberts is now. ♪ >>> donald sterling has yet to explain why he is not to blame for this racist statements. but another billionaire donald is more than happy to suggest -- more than happy to suggest sterling is not the only one at fault here. >> he got set up by a flippant girlfriend. she was baiting him and she's a terr

. >> she was saying she was the victim of a possible sexual assault and maybe robbie. so ultimately it's their determination what actually occurred. >> the girl was rushed to highland hospital in oakland for treatment. there is no word on her condition. >> anyone in that kind of pain and in that kind of situation, it is awful. i hope she's all right. >> as yet there is no description of girls attackers or the vehicle they were driving. late this afternoon oakland police say she may also have been a victim of human trafficking. >>> the search is on for two people who opened fire in the middle of a busy richmond shopping center parking lot. two people were wounded yesterday outside the target store a mcdonald's avenue near 42nd street. police say the victims were arguing with the suspects who were in a car. one of the suspects pulled out a gun and started shooting. the victims are 17 and 23 years old. the teenager is in stable condition. the other man was treated and released. >>> there's been another delay in setting a trial date for the man charged in the death of a mo

islands are an inherent part of japan's territory in terms of history and international law i miss robbie has been seeking to re interpret the constitution to allow japan to exercise the right to collective self defense the statement says that the united states supports japan consideration of the matter. good as ever the prime minister and finance minister kang alonso has expressed doubts about an early conclusion of the japan u s ppp negotiations. i don't think cus will be able to make a decision to hold the midterm elections in november. i don't believe t bring the country together also edited even if ministers in charge of the tdp talks reach an agreement there's no guarantee that the us congress will approve it the top government spokesman had this to say about hostels remarks that the talks would take time. i don't think finance minister aso was saying anything like that. he considers comments is a whole soon the stress that the two nations had been able to identify path toward reaching an accord president obama will begin a three day visit to malaysia on saturday a un anti obama dem

robbie was. to understand to appreciate the full extent of what's going on there. and this is why the vehicle population of ireland increased it to get to be displaced to keep our viewers a sense of ninety two to this crisis. in one piece concluded. troubling is that the conditions inside the area. i'm so terrible with the biking in the economy collapsing in bed unless we manage to get more help to people inside the country. this theme because for those who will continue. total cost of two point seven median people are now in the neighboring countryside with recently. we could use at iraq. they had to conduct intent to cause them serious. and yes the days you remember themselves being tricked into sunday of a hospitable but the bread and salt. i have to imagine what the piece for lebanon what the piece for jonathan what the piece up for it yet. the sound especially the border regions the piece. mama suffering to people especially to children at me like christ. this is the loss but lady peace the stadium you. the school no hope for the future. nice not only between

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murders up front and suggested that he take the victim's cell phone phones so that it would look like a robbie. any word on suspects so far? >> no, police don't have ps suspects nor do they have a motive. they don't have any word on the woman killed in that apartment. police left the scene they still don't know who stabbed her to death and why. when officers arrived earound 3:00 yesterday afternoon, they found her with a stab wound. it did not matter. she was pronounced dead on the scene. neighbors tell us she moved in a few months ago. and kept to herself. it is not clear if that baby was with her at the time that her father was murdered. police have yet to make an arrest. >> sometimes i let them play outside. now, no, i don't think so. >> there was another stabbing in this area last year. you might recall on thanksgiving day a man stabbed three people that was on loose avenue. police ended up shooting and killing him. the woman here was the city's 13th homicide. reporting live here in san jose, today in the bay. >> thank you. >> it is 6:07 and we have new details of a late night chemical exp

. >>> an antioch jewelry store re- opened after one day after after a robby left a suspected robber deadthey walked into the jewelers yesterday afternoon and one of them shot and wounded a customer. police say one of the storeowners then shot and killed one of the robbers. today a woman who wakes across the street delivered flowers to show her support. >> of all the people, these people are the most beautiful, compassionate people that we have. they are always so giving in the community, their business is so upright. and it's a place that i love to come when i need something special. so i just wanted to come and let them know that i really cared for what they are going through. >> we're told that customer is expected to be okay. the second robber though remains on loose. >>> people who work at one big internet company are being offed to quit their jobs. amazon.com is paying from $20,000 $250, to $5,000 to leave, amazon is making this officer to warehouse workers because they want happy employees. >>> we're going to have more on the breaking news in berkeley where that fire tcp/ips to smo

and robbie kennedy coming to break this fast, it's probably the picture that more people have seen andit still gets used a lot today and the kennedy name was, you know, enormous at that point in time. so it also comes about a week before kennedy announces that he was running for president. so that it also ties this is their first political campaign and they go out and do door-to-door campaigning in particular in los angeles and help kennedy win the primary. they are there in the ambassador hotel when he gets shot. so it was important for those political reasons and so i see this as a real turning point in the history of the movement. and i always quote the reverend drake who is one of the top advisers and he says in later years that after the fast caesar was too saintly to make mistakes. so i think it is an important concept in this was thrust on him to some degree. so he certainly embrace the image of the suffrage and opinions and that was part of the marching as well and believe that when he sacrificed that it is a powerful force that it forces other people to want to help you. and i

robby cano from right center field to the plate full out no inside the parker.go to the eight. still down two-zero. cespedes his first extra base out season all the way to the wall. he'll wind up with coco crisp going the tieing run. he's got a triple but they stranded him and we're in the bottom of the 11th. still tied at two a piece. if this doesn't convince you never to pay attention to spring training. beltre didn't hit a single homer all spring. giants as a team pretty much quiet with the bats during the exhibition season bringing the real deal. a little delay, the early bee infestation delayed things five minutes. later the true buzz comes from brandon belt killer bee himself. he hammers one down the line and gone solo shot in the first. his third already. in the bottom of the first. paul goldsmidth. what else is new. 2-1 d backs. four runs in 6 innings, 7ks no walks. pinch hitter michael morris with a shot up the middle that will score the tieing run. we've got 5-5 be two on on the very next pitch. angel pagan ticket to ride. three hits for him. three run

robby cano from right center field to the plate full out no inside the parker. and we go to the eight. still down two-zero. cespedes his first extra base out season all the way to the wall. he'll wind up with coco crisp going the tieing run. he's got a triple but they stranded him and we're in the bottom of the 11th. still tied at two a piece. if this doesn't convince you never to pay attention to spring training. beltre didn't hit a single homer all spring. giants as a team pretty much quiet with the bats during the exhibition season bringing the real deal. a little delay, the early bee infestation delayed things five minutes. later the true buzz comes from brandon belt killer bee himself. he hammers one down the line and gone solo shot in the first. his third already. in the bottom of the first. paul goldsmidth. what else is new. 2-1 d backs. four runs in 6 innings, 7ks no walks. pinch hitter michael morris with a shot up the middle that will score the tieing run. we've got 5-5 be two on on the very next pitch. angel pagan ticket to ride. three hits for him. t

they may miss out on big concerts this summer hosted by stars like miley cyrus, justin timberlake, robbyliams, equity all because of sanctions, sanctions imposed by russia over the u.s. over the crimea crisis. in helsinki, finland, is owned by the russian billionaires and the u.s. has imposed sanctions against them. we have more on that gmt the rest of the day. that's it with business for now. mr. gowing, it's back to you. >> thanks, aaron. here on "bbc world news". well, americans have apollo. the russians have soyuz. every time a european goes into space, it's the public who help. and tim peek is headed to the international space station next year. let's find out more. what does his mission involve? >>> well, major tim peake, join me, why is it important to have a name and a competition for it? >> traditionally every european astronaut has had a name. the conclusion of mine is today at 11:00. >> you're a european astronaut. you are not working for nasa. >> a british astronaut. the first with the space agency. we only had one britain who flew in space before, and that was in 1991. >> wh

barry, robbie, bart and miles. >> congratulations. when you recorded this one that it was going to shake up things? >> no. we're not big dancers, so, yeah, we just dance for our kids and that's about it. just kind of funny that we have this song. >> how are the concerts? are the fans going crazy? >> they're awesome. we took time off to release the single, didn't tour much. we started a few weeks ago and were blown away by the response. >> can't wait to hear it. >> we have our camera guy who already bought tickets. he's excited. here they are, mercy me, singing "shake." ♪ ♪ i just can't believe where my life was at ♪ ♪ all that i know is that my heart was broken ♪ ♪ and i don't ever wanna go back ♪ ♪ ain't no explanation how i saw the light ♪ ♪ he found me and set me free ♪ and it brought me back to life ♪ ♪ blame it on the transformation changed down to the core ♪ ♪ his love is real and i can't sit still ♪ ♪ cause my name's not shamed no more ♪ ♪ great god almighty gonna change me ♪ ♪ great god almighty he changed me ♪ ♪ you got to sh

. >> what does aerosmith, robby williams, elton john, justin timberlake, and miley cyrus, what do theyommon with this man here, russian president vladimir putin. u.s. sanctions against russia. i'll explain in a few moments. >>> welcome back to "gmt". monday marks the 20th anniversary of one of the saddest chapters of modern history. the outbreak of violence in rwanda that led to the worst genocide since the nazis. an extremist ethnic government tried to wipe out the minority tootsies. he joins us live. george, i believe you're at the national ceremony where the memorial where the country remembers the genocide. >> well, thank you. hello from this memorial center in kagali. one of the graves in which some 250,000 people have been buried. that's a staggering quarter of the million people almost exclusively from the tootsie population killed in the genocide. remember there were u.n. troops here and they weren't able to stop the killing. but as our correspondent mark doyle reports there was sun senegalese soldier who did his best. >> rwanda, 1994. two wars at the same time. a civil war bet

it's kind of robbie the robot. i'm from a tech industry.an, i've seen google earth gps driven vans drive around with no drivers in them. it's kind of a no comparison. >> before his arrest, cort holbrook worked as a software engineer and couldn't imagine pending two years at santa rita, much less facing the possibility of life in prison. >> i would have to say just like any other normal person outside these walls, married 21 years almost. twin boys. four pets. life was good. >> that all changed one afternoon two years earlier. when holbrook was driving through the oakland suburb where he lives. >> i was going to pick up these pair of glasses at my optometrist in the middle of town, and that evening, to have a nice dipper with the boys. it was their birthday. >> holbrook then had an angry exchange with another driver. >> i didn't have a road rage. i didn't cut anybody off or anything like that. i said something to someone out a window. i just said quit driving like a blankety blank because you just cut me off. this individual flared, pursued

[ laughter ] >> how you doing robby?k to new york. >> thank you. [ laughter and applause ] yes sir. thank you. >> no problem man. >> are you going to boo him? >> you know, he won a world series ring here. but he did leave for the money, so -- >> why don't you go ahead and give him as many boos as you want? >> come on robinson. i mean how many world titles do the mariners have? come on, boo. you're better than that. you got a -- got a beard now. you're better than that. boo. ooh. [ laughter ] how are you? >> good, how are you? >> pleasure to meet you. >> thanks for the boo. see you later. >> welcome back to new york. >> thank you. >> whenever you're ready go ahead and boo him. >> boo, you should go home. boo. >> try booing him one more time. >> oh. [ laughter ] i'm sorry man. >> are you going to boo him? >> yes i am. boo. we actually have this picture of him right behind you. so whenever you're ready, go ahead and boo him as much as you want. >> boo robinson. you should have stayed here. winners is in new york. not in sea

"kid president" is 10-year-old robby novak. >> his youtube videos have gone viral with 75 million viewssident, barack obama and interviewed beyonce. now he's going to be able to take his inspirational messages further. >> we are on tv so we can take our message further. taking more people to the awe someness. >> there will be ten 30-minute shows. actor rain wilson's company will produce these. "kid president" starts in june on the hub network. >> he is absolutely adorable. >> he is. let's look at celebrities celebrating birthdays today. alec baldwin turning 56. >> actor david hyde pierce just behind him turning 55. >> comedian eddie murphy turns 53 today. >> happy birthday to all of them. ♪ 55 today. >> happy birthday to all of them. she loves to shop online with her debit card. and so does bill, an identity thief who stole mary's identity, took over her bank accounts, and stole her hard-earned money. unfortunately, millions of americans just like you learn all it may take is a little misplaced information to wreak havoc on your life. this is identity theft. and no one helps stop it bet

under robbie for her left creech, there are putting privacy fences up so you cannot even see the frontrs for the parking lot. at that point you don't even know who is in there anymore. people brag. people talk about how they were so secret and that they were kicking so much [bleep] and killing terrorists. the cia label is just an excuse to not have to give up any information. it's all it has ever been. nothing is going to change. at least, nothing that we can see. >> that is brandon bryant and michael haas, both drone operators, a clip from the new film, "drone." we turn to the film maker who made the film, tonje hessen schei, speaking to us from oslo, norway. the significance of what you have found. michael haas speaking to for the first time, is that right? >> yes, that is correct. michael was getting very frustrated with the amount of secrecy that the cia war. -- the cia war. he also felt it was very wrong -- the other drone operator that we have the film, brandon, had been the only one speaking out for all this time. so both their stories, i think, are very important for us to know

robbie anderson huddled in her closet in edwards, as a twister tore through. >> that's the tin roof, the metal roof that has come off of the house and of course it's raining all in the house and all of this, but that's okay too because i'm still here. >> woodruff: a tornado in tupelo uprooted massive, old trees, pulled down power lines, and knocked semi-trailer trucks on their sides. >> to see trees twisted and snapped like what they are now, it's nothing i've ever seen in my life, and it's nothing i ever want to see again. >> woodruff: vanelli's restaurant in downtown tupelo, in business since 1975, was destroyed in the storm. workers sheltered in the restaurant's walk-in cooler. a south carolina man vacationing in tupelo described his close call. >> we were on the fourth floor of the conference suite hotel, trying to get out, when it hit, and we got almost to the stairway and at that time we heard a sound, the building shook, and my wife reached for the door, the window blew in, the stairway door slammed back on us and it blew us down the hall. >> woodruff: from tupelo, the storm s

representative martha robbie joins us. good evening. >> thank you so much for having me, greta. >> all right. so he what what's your beef with the unions in the south? >> well, it came to light for us when we noticed that there were more and more stories being reported around the country where osha was dessignature nalgt union representatives to come along for inspections in nine -- nonunionized industry. at the same time osha issued what's regional emphasis program that targeted the automotive parts suppliers in alabama, georgia, and mississippi. they did so without justification. so, our problem is, number one, we're questioning whether or not this administration's interpretation of the law affords osha the unilateral opportunity to bring along union rep to nonunionized corporation for an inspection. but, also, to target specific industry in a specific part of the country without offering the appropriate justification. >> all right. well, one of the things that always makes me a little bit, i don't know, it drives me cra

hopefully someone will write a book about robby kaplan's leadership in taking edewindsdi sore's casee court. >> i would say the movement is getting to the place where there is a public conversation about who gets credit more than a movement. the tipping point has come. here's what i am also curious about. we've talk -- i don't know if i think we're dempbtly at a tipping point but one of the things that's interesting is, it's becoming more of a political liability. by that i mean in 2016 you cannot be the democratic nominee for president without supporting marriage equality. and yet republicans seem to be recognizing it as well. last week the nevada gop took its anti-gay language out of its platform and you have a young group of young conservatives for the freedom to marry, our own abby huntsman is on the board of that organization trying to get that language out of the national party platform. that may be the start of an actual tipping point. >> absolutely. in 29 states you still -- they still do not have marriage equality but at the national level, we know which way things are movin

robbie myers is editor and chief of "elle."t "esquire." >> i love that your two magazines are dating now. >> it was actually robbie's idea. >> i made the first move. >> what was the idea? you obviously have a male viewership with "esquire," female with "elle." and you thought, we should be talking to each other? >> go ahead. >> defer to the lady, right? we're learning. >> it was really the idea that we wanted to decode the opposite sex for one another. i think as forward thinking as we all are, we still have best questions about why do you do the things that you do, and we thought, we know a lot about women at "elle." so i'm so happy that "elle" is now living in "esquire." >> what did we learn? let's start with language. what do guys need to do to better understand women? >> well, it's the number one thing, and you've heard it before, need to listen. and really pay attention to the details. >> i'm sorry? >> very funny. >> sorry. >> and women will give you clues along the way of what they really love and what they really care ab

. >>> before us today stands the goliath of the gun robby.e davids, called to protect and serve those that cannot protect themselves. collectively together, let's aim to keep our communities free from laws that infringe upon our right to live without fear of unnecessary gun violence. moms, stand up. speak out. for the lives that you save very well may be your own. thank you. [ applause ] >> joining me now is lucia mcbath, a spokesperson for moms demand action for gun sense in america, who demonstrated outside the nra's convention this weekend in minneapolis. her son, jordan davis, was killed by gun violence in november of 2012. thanks again for joining us tonight. >> thank you. it's always a joy. >> well, we spoke before you went down there, and you outlined some of what you were hoping to achieve, including a civic dialogue of sorts here. tell us about how it went. >> well, actually, every town for good sense in america, moms demand action, we were quite pleased with the number of mothers that came from all across the country, the support, o

it was like watching a two-hour train wreck, and i think you would be so right for robbie. famously ate a live cockroach. people told him not to do it, just like they told him not to take a part of a suicidal alcoholic in "leaving las vegas." but it was the role that gave him something that even his idol james dean never got. >> looks like i'm with the right girl. >> reporter: an oscar. everyone said the script was too dark to be made in other places in hollywood. and i said, i'm never going to win an oscar anyway. i don't care. >> reporter: you figured you have nothing to lose? >> yeah, not going for an academy award made it happen, just not even thinking about that. >> reporter: his personal life was getting attention too. cage married actress patricia arquet. and then briefly, lisa marie presley. that really got the tabloids talking. by then he was commanding salaries well into the millions and he knew how to spend it. his lavish lifestyle left him owing the irs millions in back taxes. how bad a financial situation did you get in? >> let's just say that it's behind me, a

robbie from red oak, iowa. high there. tor: i think the people know why there is an income tax and how it came to be, and who instigated it. there was no income tax before 1913, except during the civil war. that was declared unconstitutional. in 1895 it had to be rinse it to did -- it had to be re-instituted. fed, which is nothing but international bankers, was able to have it passed. there is not way to loan the government money. instigated so was there would be a way to pay back the federal reserve, which they got past. the income tax didn't soak the rich, it soaked the middle class because it was a graduated tax. it tended to prevent anyone from rising into insolence. by the time the income tax was instituted and made into law, the wealthy had hidden their money in foundations like the rockefeller and carnegie foundations. 1913, wasn the year an ominous one. there now existed the means to loan the government colossal sums of money through the federal reserve. the means to exact the payments as well. host: is an impressi

robbie shankar's daughter is coming with people from newfoundland to create a six people, sixtet of different. i have ethiopians doing music of that area and talking about water sustainability. we hope to put into the university. okay, we have a few people. io yo-yo man. >> and tony bennett. >> yes. >> michael feinstein is coming. >> and the plan, sandy, is that once the program is built and the people come, then that will be something that can give back to the university. not only from the cultural perspective, just from building a super program that will attract talent. >> for example, if we get 25% of our students come from outside the state of catch that would pay a 20 or $25,000 surcharge above the $5,000 that and in-state student would pay, you know, that's 40 or 50 or $60 million we would have. right now, our whole budget from the state of california is $49 million and this is a beautiful place for school. the school was voted, has the best dorms of any university, public university in the country. it's in a wonderful area. so i think this center will help the school really come on the

. >> let's bring in robbi. to make that clear. those close to the pilots describe him, the captain, as a man who was so passionate about his job. let's listen here quickly to something that one of his friends told cnn's erin burnett this week. >> the captain that i know would never have put the lives of his passengers in danger or his plane at risk. that is not the man i know. >> that's not the man i know, he says. we were sitting here thinking how plausible is it that someone could have some psychotic break and decide at the last minute to crash a plane without any warning signs? >> you know, it is very unlikely. a lot of people think a psychotic break just happens without any notice. that's really not the case. there is always some kind of sign if you look years back. there is some kind of oddity that goes on in a person or look at their family history of a sense of illness there. >> let's look at the families here. we heard from her earlier today. sarah bajc. she says she just does not believe that this plan

. >> robby cano returns to yankee stadiums -- boos, boos -- cheers.k at that. >> yeah. >>> and former governor tim pawlenty will join the table. i always look forward to seeing the governor. >>> also ahead, we'll show you what you get when you combine a monkey, plus live tv. >> what happens here now? >> is it a good idea if you provoke monkeys on the morning show? >> no, don't do that. >> can't wait to see how this turns out. be right back. but jim has afib, atrial fibrillation, an irregular heartbeat not caused by a heart valve problem. that puts jim at a greater risk of stroke. for years, jim's medicine tied him to a monthly trip to the clinic to get his blood tested. but now, with once-a-day xarelto jim's on the move. jim's doctor recommended xarelto. like warfarin, xarelto is proven effective to reduce afib-related stroke risk. but xarelto is the first and only once-a-day prescription blood thinner for patients with afib not caused by a heart valve problem that doesn't require routine blood monitoring. so jim's not tied to that monitoring routine.