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foundation, peter teal who started paypal - he put a lot of support into it. it's an interesting programme. but peter tael in the film ivory tower admits that it works for students who have an extraordinary gift. they are people that want to start an internet company or have a passion to pursue outside the structure of school. he does admit for less advantaged students it's not the april, going back to carnovale study about blacks and lat eenios, and other who are not able to get the access to more selective schools. in carnovale, it shows if you go to college, you still have a premium, a wage premium over your life. we see that median earnings for students that graduate from four year schools are about 1 million higher over the lifetime than those who only graduate with a highly degree. >> it seems like this is something that we are talking more and more about, but maybe are dealing with yet. what happens if we don't deal with this? >> i think it's a troubling situation that we are facing. you mow, when the -- you know, when the movie plays at sundance and ot

a lot but it does go he kept it low key al qaeda teal. we talk a little bit in the early assessment about the possible territorial disputes between the os him the shoes in china especially over it he yelled the sovereignty of some known islands beings south china sea. and that the situation of course bill may not have being impacted by the disappearance of them only to hear one three seven zero. but once do you own the incident is over. no suppose that they find a white box he found a place to do these things. how would you think his experience of all these countries corps and navy being search and rescue mission. tried to locate the aircraft. what could be helpful. the intent of resolving the territorial disputes between china cost him the shoes. what is going to be something. you know of little relevance. but i think ideally. the answer is yes but in reality it up. i will be pretty much past the stick up for me is said to independent. he matched his mama to two different nations like this i of this crew in the cells can see how spain he

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it i am trying to visualize it. >> you know what teal is.ategory. >> a weird image of you doing yoga. bough- toys like downward dog. >> that is. be back here tomorrow, happening now, starts right now. >> we start off with a fox news alert. primary day on three states. it could crucial to the gop strategy. and awaiting a big step in the irs targeting situation as the house prepares to vote to hold lois lerner in contempt of congress. >> and embroiling the administration of governor chris christie? we'll have a live report from the state capitol on what a former christie aide just said. >>> first fox news alert. primary day in three states. we begin a long political

unable to concentrate, unable to teal ~ feel [speaker not understood]. you can't to keep people out. you want to make people criminals to get housed and services. services because we need to stop this. you know what, i'm glad i got help to under this to this point. thank you. (applause) >> thank you very much. any other member of the public who would like to comment? and seeing none, we'll close public comment. [gavel] >> like magic. i want to thank everyone from the public and people who work at general hospital, the classification of general hospital and in the field. thank you for your service and your amazing dedication to your work, especially working with the lack of resources and conditions where the staffing levels aren't where they need to be. i really think that it's something that is not alwaysed or ever acknowledged by the city and the general public. so, your work doesn't go unnoticed. it is so valuable what you do saving live. i really -- you know, appreciate your presentation from the department of public health and from the general hospit

mean teal wheel it caused a street to collapse. take a look. homes in the area have been evacuated and had it has different stated a small town. >>> now some people are worrying not enough is being done to protect people from the next big slide. >> if we were willing to throw more resources at it, we could know where the next win -- most at risk for land slides. coming up, she will show. >> 2 investigates being tonight at 5:00. >>> sansan jose sharks may be at their lowest point in history. [applauds] >> i still can't believe it. last night sharks were eliminated from the playoffs after losing to the kings and last night the sharks suffered a his tore riff collapse after being up 300 games to zero. >> i will keep sue sport -- supporting him. >> heart broken. >> well, shark's players are devastated the most, it's too bad. >> what or peaceful protest. >>> and a woman felt as though she was stuck in and he will club and we are watching for anything to pop up which could slow your commute, we will pell you know more when we can, i will show you ove

>> i think this is something that parents have to have the patience to teal with over time, not get into situation of just appeasing their kids, keeping them quiet, if they're not acting out, by allowing them to continue playing the video games. they have to confront the devil within, if you will. they have to do the hard work of saying wait a minute, there's something going on. we want to you get help. we want to you get therapy and we're going to stay in this with you. too afternoon the parents are in denial, or the work is just overwhelming, as i believe it was for these parents of this particular person, as it was for the parents of the other mass shooters. it was overwhelming. they just could not handle the enormity of the mental health problems that their children had. >> it is a task to take hand of certainly, and you can understand that in some regard. dr. jeff >>> we want you to take a look at this picture. this is pope francis praying at the separation wall between bethlehem and jerusalem. how significant is this gesture? no matter what kind of business you own, at&t business e

. >>> and sharks fans, an 18-year-old became a shark for a day, skating on the ice with team teal. on june 1st he will sign autographs on his own rookie card. the money raised through donations will go there to the make-a-wish foundation. he has a commemorative custom shirt which can be ordered. the proceeds going to make a wish greater bay area. ♪ ♪ [ barks ] whoo! mmm! ♪ ♪ oh, yeah [ whistling ] [ male announcer ] discover your new orleans. start exploring at followyournola.com. [ woman ] and i love new orleans! >>> imagine being reunited with your best friend after thinking you would never see him again. this man's dog was missing for seven weeks. mike the dog was stranded down a ravine below highway 1 near ocean cove. he might have chased a varmint and fell down the ravine. the dog was rescued by fishermen and they were reunited tonight. >>> thanks for joining us tonight. >> our next newscast is tomorrow at 4:30 in the morning. good night. >> steve: from studio 6b in rockefeller center in the heart of new york city, it's "the tonight show starring jimmy fallon." tonight, join j

. >>> shu and i pulled out our teal tonight in honor of the sharks. >> didn't work. sharks couldn't dig up their game seven killer instincts. *9 kings brought a full house down eliminating the sharks. if you are not already bummed out we will bring the tears with the highlights next in fly all over town to find the best deals. that's why they have lots of ways to save. real big club card deals, the safeway app and gas rewards. this week, bite into a juicy, seedless watermelon. they're just $3.99 each. breyer's ice cream is $2.99. and start the fiesta. corona is just $11.97 a twelve pack. there's more savings to love... at safeway. ingredients for life. sport brings major pressure. the sharks who had the lead become the fourth team to lose a seven-game set with a 3-0 series lead. they are getting the start and they turned back nine kings shots in the opening period. he had 25 saves on the night. score less after one. the sharks strike first. he fires and scores. the firs career playoff goal. four minutes later and a key call and an elbow to the face and a two-minute p

. >>> well, team teal cleans house. who won't be returning to the ice next season. >>> a giants ace looks for the first win of the season. matt cain goes up against the red hot miami marlins. how he faired against the fish, coming up next. >>> if you're fairing to get outside here this morning, traffic is really light. no problems to report. we'll detail some of your traffic speeds around the bay area, coming up after this break. >>> welcome back, everyone. taking a live look outside. kind of a little hazy shot out there of the san mateo bridges. folks up and about already getting a jump on their friday morning. >> i'll see your bridge and raise you one. how about the golden gate bridge. looks like a little pimist on t air on the lens of our camera. we'll check in with christina in just a minute. >>> 4:54. but the giants matt cain has his first win this season. miami jumped out to an early 4-1 lead but the giants would fight back. michael morse crushes one to the opposite field and his tenth home run of the season and t

well, that teal went to twitter -- that deal went to twitter, as many people will remember. and a lot of people at the time, back in 2010, were going what's up with that? because it seemed like twitter came out of nowhere to get that deal. well, the answer to that question is that facebook tried to negotiate with apple, and apple said we don't really want to negotiate with you. we're just going to go to twitter. and if you talk to people at facebook, they'll tell you in a grudging way that when they negotiated with apple the next time, they were more flexible. >> host: so how seriously do these two tech superpowers take this war? >> guest: i think that they think about it every single day. you know, they try to poach each other's employees, they try to figure out ways to beat each other because the reason they take this so seriously is both of them are worried that what's going on here is a platform war. so what happened, and in platform wars there's really only room for one big winner. ask so both these companies are worried -- and so both these companies are worried that i

. >>> shu and i pulled out our teal tonight in honor of the sharks. >> didn't work. sharks couldn't dig up their game seven killer instincts. *9 kings brought a full house down eliminating the sharks. if you are not already bummed out we will bring the tears with the highlights next in sports. sport brings major pressure. the sharks who had the lead become the fourth team to lose a seven-game set with a 3-0 series lead. they are getting the start and they turned back nine kings shots in the opening period. he had 25 saves on the night. score less after one. the sharks strike first. he fires and scores. the firs career playoff goal. four minutes later and a key call and an elbow to the face and a two-minute penalty. the kings on the power play. and the game changer call halfway through the second period. the sharks power play and on the doorstep. jonathon quick with the save, but did he make the save? it looks like the puck was in. multiple views, but the officials say no. check the overhead. that glove is in the net. you are refutable evidence is not enough. crazy mo

contemporary art getting seventies and christie's over the next two weeks the stakes are high for the teal archrival houses as they strive to tap the markets characterized a very deep pockets. our pre sale estimate is two hundred and twenty to three hundred and twenty million dollars which is our second highest prerererererererererererererert that east called the morning session. its motitititititi pag his model named own react each morning he gave her painting lessons so it's wonderful to have a painter painting a painting. one of seventy stop masterpieces to be on the block includes can use pop ice sculpture is expected to fetch about twenty five million us dollars plus six warhol self portraits. among the last works created by the pop artist i still need to break in between twenty five million dollars and thirty five million us dollars. top auction house christie's landed the highest priced work this season. three studies for a portrait of john edwards by francis bacon which is estimated at about seventy five millions dollar is entitled mark rothko painting and warhol to race riots shou

team teal on the wrong end in history as only the fourth team to blow a three games to nothing in the series with tonight's defeat to the l.a. kings. afterwards, fans stormed out of the arena, mad, upset, disgusted, disappointed, and shocked. part of the culprit tonight for san jose, the power play. sharks were 0 for 6 on the power play. you have to give credit to the kings goalie, jonathan quick, who saved 39 shots. but sharks fans felt it shouldn't have gotten to this point. >> microcosm of the series, scored the first goal, nothing after that. >> been here since '91, sharks tatted right here, didn't come out to play tonight. >> this is probably the worst. of all the years i've been coming, this has got to be the worst. >> reporter: as a loyal fan, how disappointing is this? >> getting used to it. that's all i can say. >> reporter: will you keep hanging in here? >> i'm going to keep hanging in here. been a fan many, many years, been getting tickets many years. i guess i'm gluten for punishment. >> reporter: you know, it looked good in the second period. in the last 16 game sevens, t

wants that and they are drawing awareness to lung cancer and raising money for that and the color teals the color for today. >> i like it, you wear it well. >> helps you wake up this morning. >> it is a good color for him. he is more of a fall. let's go out and -- >> i stole that joke from steve by the way. let's look at the commute t- traffic is moving slowly at the 15 minute delay. people do not want to put up with the ridiculousness we had at the bridge and we are trying to figure out why every day has been slow and it is 548 and metering lights are already on to keep putting them on and except for one thing that, would be northbound 108 connector ramp to southbound 101 this can't do that, but it has been a huge morning issue and they will have it picked up by 5:00 and so says, 5:48 let's go to steve. >>> we have it a little cool for some and it will be a record-setting day for some and they have the best opportunity for highs and officially it will not be in any neighborhood be and the record is 87 and richmond 88 would also tie the record. heat advisory is out and unless you are t

men in teal scored 17 goals, first three games but have only passed out one goal in three for their topive players. and team miami gets a start and goal for the game. he has spent game seven to cite his struggles the coach told us this team needs to come out with fire in their bellies. >> players have elevated play throughout the series on both teams. now is time to settle it. >> one of the things we've worked on is to have a game seven on home ice we're going to take advantage of that. and we're here now. we'll have fun with it. >> as big of a game this is i think you've got to keep it pretty routine. and when the buzzer goods off we'll be ready to go. >> sharks becoming only the fourth team after losing next three games warriors at ora cell arena themselves after losing last night with clippers. steph curry has got to be better than in los angeles eight turnovers just ten shots. now it's a must-win situation for dubs. >> you've got to make plays i mean, there is no special formula. be that game four, i can just play better rment we need them to be aggressive and make great decisions a

men in teal scored 17 goals, first three games but have only passed out one goal in three for their top and team miami gets a start and goal for the game. he has spent game seven to cite his struggles the coach told us this team needs to come out with fire in their bellies. >> players have elevated play throughout the series on both teams. now is time to settle it. >> one of the things we've worked on is to have a game seven on home ice we're going to take advantage of that. and we're here now. we'll have fun with it. >> as big of a game this is i think you've got to keep it pretty routine. and when the buzzer goods off we'll be ready to go. >> sharks becoming only the fourth team after losing next three games warriors at ora cell arena themselves after losing last night with clippers. steph curry has got to be better than in los angeles eight turnovers just ten shots. now it's a must-win situation for dubs. >> you've got to make plays i mean, there is no special formula. be that game four, i can just play better rment we need them to be aggressive and make great decisions and better wi

skating onto the ice with team teal. 1, he'll sign autographs on his very own young gun racky card at stevens creek sports cards. the money raised will go to the make a wish foundation. he has a custom shirt made by reebok which can be ordered. those proceeds also going to make a wish greater bay area. so some really fun stuff for him, but really helpful stuff for the entire foundation. >> yeah, definitely. hopefully they'll raise a lot of money, thanks, gerard. >> we'll be back in a moment. stay with us. >>> here's what we're working on for our 11:00 newscast. it's one of the bay area's largest and most toxic sites. but is it being botched? we investigate. >>> a new kind of dinosaur has been unearthed. it's being called the titanosaur, massive thighbones were unearthed at a site in argentina. the titans stood as high as a seven story building, 130 feet long and weighed as much as 14 elephants put together. titanosaur walked the earth 35 million years ago. and unlike the t-rex, it was a vegetarian. >>> the happiest place

. >> we are tealing people you don't have to go into get to afford this. >> now there are several celebrityhows about weddings. some pick bridezillas who get into fights for things. >> others show women spending a fortune on flowers and so forth. >> it is so pretty and pink. >> sheer she comes. you may now kiss the bride. now this isn't mainstream. tell me it isn't? >> no. it doesn't have to be that way. it certainly doesn't have to be that way. >> most american men give their future bride a diamond ring? why a diamond? why not a cow or tv set or car or something useful. how did diamonds get to be the symbol of love and marriage. because an when american solar were returning from world war ii they saw ads with soldiers proposing giving ring, how else could two months' salary last forever? a diamond lasts forever, de beers. john: two months' salary. the ad just made that two months salary.hat also there's nothing intrinsically romantic about the diamond. it is a piece of carbon. it looks like a diamond because it was pressured by intense heat. other rocks are pretty. emerald, sapphire. you c

i'm here to level the playing tealed for all investors.s a bull market somewhere, and i promise to help you find it. "mad money" starts now. >>> hey, i'm cramer. well which to "mad money." welcome to cramerica. other people want to make friend, i'm just trying to make you a little money. my job is not just to educate you, but to entertain you so call me at 800-743-cnbc or tweet me yooet jim

. >>> tori, as we go to sal for traffic, our color, the teal color, we're wearing it today because ofthe american lung association and the research for lung cancer. if you see these colors, that's the reason why. >> and it looks good, too. >> thank you, sal. >> nice job. >> hopefully the traffic looks good. >> i think your teal looks better. [laughter] >>> highway 4, slow traffic as you come up to the concord area from the willow pass grade. we have a picture of the drive time here that i will show you. it's six minutes. remember, six minutes to drive maybe a mile and a half. not that great. but the traffic is better by 242. also looking at the commute at the bay bridge toll plaza, we had a minor crash on the upper deck. caltrans does a good job getting up there and getting it out of the way. traffic is backed up for a 25, 30-minute drive time. it's still not as bad as it was yesterday. i think yesterday's commute might have scared some people off and people might be using public transit today. some anyway. westbound 580 livermore valley, some slow traffic here. it is slow from liverm

he has to teal with a pesky little sister. >> he has to remember all his books. >> science, english. >> and perhaps most importantly, he has to say goodbye to his mother, before he starts his walk. israelis control security, so every morning he passes soldier whose are allow to question and detain him. >> and then he walks into a second check point, and inside a metal detector, the israeli army says these check points protect settler whose numbers are increasing. >> what do you think when you go through the check point? >> i think maybe they will stop me, maybe they arrest me. >> for 20 years this city has been tense, and for 20 years this city has been wided. >> this check point was created in 1994, just a few blocks from here, and massacred 29 palestinians. the israeli military then decided them from the palestinians. on this street, israeli soldiers patrol, they are only allowed to walk up to a certain point. >> you have been arrested three times. >> yeah, three times. do you ever talk to them. >> no. >> never. >> no. >> through the palestinian part of time, he works freely, when

. >> many people that had to evacuate are being allowed to return to their homes today alexandra teal is monitoring the conditions. >> good is relative. short term good, long term not so good. speaking of graeking down, we've broken down the ridge of high pressure. area of low pressure has now developed off the california coast. the clockwise flow around it, this is the key for success for these winds. we finally see the direction from which these winds are coming, the cool ocean water. a southwesterly trajectory increasing the humidity and increasing the dew point and much more beneficial. watch the numbers. 40s, 50s, 60s, 70s, we actually mad a dense fog advisory in the morning. what's fog? it's a cloud on the ground. the cloud holds water molecules. finally some moisture is there. the jet stream has dropped south. before it was farther north and all of the rain went with that. finally it's dropped south and moisture is coming into northern california. it won't get quite as far as southern california but it is hot, try and there are a few good things happening here. the moisture is

talk about major disappointment for team teal as they join dubious list becoming only the fifth peoplein pro sports to blow a lead in the best of 7 as they lost to the kings last night by 5-1 final. kings winning theless 4 gyms of the series and the mood rather somber after the game. >> hard to argue with anything said. we let the fans down and everybody in the organization down. not a good feeling. >> what i look at it i think they tl they fixed their problems. we didn't. our problems got progressively worse as we went along. we were awful. fivshtion blunt force honesty by head coach todd. have to see what kind of shake up may looming for the shark this summer. nfl draft is just one week away. raiders have the fifth pick in the first round and of course 1 million needs. gm met with the press today and he is thinking about some wheeling and dealing take a listen. >> this draft thing is you know when you have 31 other teams now idea who they want at certain time and that's what that's what makes it fun. i can just be hard headed and stubborn and say i'm not moving but that's not my styl

the teal meres are like the plastic caps on the end so the longer your tell mere leemere, you live. your tell mere is closer to someone 60 or 70. >> so my telemere is like some grandpa right now. >> the next thing i want to talk to you about is your genomic test. you're at higher-than-average risk of type two diabetes. if you continue the way you've been eating you will get type two diabetesment some of the other ones that we the u.s. ed for, you're at increased risk for restless leg syndrome, rawlsive the colitis, crohn's disease. coronary heart disease, atrial fibrillation, lung cancer, colorectal cancer, chronic kidney disease and bipolar disease. that's just scratching the surface of what's available in your report. so if you can dig down and find out a lot of things about yourself. >> that's a long list of illnesses and if these are hereditary i might not be able to do anything about them. i'm starting to think i might not have been happen -- might have been happier not knowing. >> i want you to take these pow packs. a pack in the morning, pack at night. here's your starter pac

i'm here to level the playing tealed for all investors. there's always a bull market somewhere, and i promise to help you find it. "mad money" starts now. >>> hey, i'm cramer. well which to "mad money." welcome to cramerica. other people want to make friend, i'm just trying to make you a little money. my job is not just to educate you, but to entertain you so call me at 800-743-cnbc or tweet me yooet jim cramer. >> how can can the highfliers get out of this box in pretty sichler, earnings per share, that can save them and we need to remember that on these confusing days when the the stocks we once loved are now hated and the ugly have inherited the earth. >> the house of pain. >> house of pleasure. >> with the dow finishing positive, the nasdaq falli falling .40%. we keep hearing endless prattel about bubbles and the guys on tv and the hedge funds lecture us, most of these people mouthing these have never blown a bubble, let alone trade in one, but they have a myriad of reasons for talking about bubbles. some are hoping that if one pops th

am so happy she's coming out swinging, but i think she's shooting for the twos as well, which is it teal people that this benghazi, republicans frothing at the mouth to try to find whatever they can in benghazi, really, they're not going to find anything more. she has taken responsibility. she has taken action by appointing the accountability review board and adopting all of the 29 suggestions they make for change, and she's been totally transparent. >> what do you think they think after three months of hearings or a year of hearings or three more years, what are they going to find? that some memo didn't get to her? something didn't happen oven though she didn't know about it. there were soldiers within five hours but they said they were four hour as way. what are they trying to get. >> they're hoping, pleading that something will fall and they'll be able to use it against her. they want to taint her term as secretary of state. >> you think it's another white water? >> i think it's, as she said, so disrespectful of those who lost their lives in this tragedy. i'm glad she's coming out bef

team teal making some changes.oming up, who will not return to the ice next season. >>> a giants ace looks for his first win of the season. matt cain goes up against red hot miami marlins. how he faired against the fish, next. >>> welcome back, everyone. 5:53. it took a while but the giants matt cain has his first win this season. the giants would fight back. bottom of the third. michael morse crushes one to the opposite field and his tenth home run of the season. then in the bottom of the fifth, buster posy rips the blast to triple valley scoring. and hunter pence. giants win it, 6-4. cain's first win in seven starts this season. go, cain. >>> a live look at at&t park this morning. giants taking on the marlins in game two of that series tonight. you can watch it right here on nbc bay area. our coverage starts at 7:00. >>> few new millionaires in the bay area this morning. mack signed on the dotted line yesterday in alameda. he has a four-year, nearly $19 million deal that includes nearly $12 million as a signing b

when he came on the show he explained the wish bone teal as the classic example of a brand where he could costs. he said there were many other opportunities out there and pursued them using inexpensive debt with a quick pay down. he acknowledged he might have to compete with b and n, brands that we favor and a company which should be revalued in light of this morning of what's happening with pinnacle. you know what? it didn't matter. he just told you he would keep his nose to the grind stone. he's never going to get the chance to make pinnacle any bigger than it is. why? because today he announced the sale of this company. he opted to accept a fa nominal takeover bid from hillshire, gives shareholders cash and upside in the deal. hence, why the stock rallied 13% today. in short, pinnacle foods is the kind of tale that gives equities a good name and bob gives executives a paradigm to follow. congratulations, bob, and all the shareholders who benefited from this amazing 15-month run. stick with cramer. we're moving our company to new york state. the numbers are impressive. over 400,000 new

and part of our growing effort to hold accountable those who feel american -- with those who still teal american -- s innovation. prosecution alone is one tool in the broader toolset for adjusting the cyber threat. it depends on our part to the ability to attain justice for our citizens. we the people governed by the rule of law and legitimize and improve our allegation. these actions have real consequences for the criminals that they target and detour those who might become criminals in the future. we continue to protect americans from being victimized through cyberspace and we will need your support to do so. thank you for your attention and i look forward to answering questions. [applause] >> can hear me? ok. thank you. i would like to start by wishing you a little bit on the distinction that you have drawn between u.s. activities overseas which we have heard a lot about over the last year and the sort of activities that form the basis of this indictment. as i understand the u.s. posture, we do not -- we obviously engage in espionage. we do not deny that some of that espionage involv

for ron and core teal i can't their you this normal was a little boy unable to communicate, disinterested in the world around him. the only thing that seemed to make him happy was watching disney movies for hours on end. ♪ >> he just sits and watches them. it seems to give him a kind of comfort. ♪ judd it was those disney movies that would change owen's life. after nearly four years without speaking owen suddenly had something important to say. the occasion was his older brother walter's birthday. >> walter gets emotional one day a year on his birthday. he gets a little emotional. owen follows us in to the kitchen, he's six and a half he looks at us quite intently like something is coming. he says, "walter doesn't want to grow up like mogley or peter pan." >> once you're grown um you can never come back, never. >> reporter: just like that he speaks like that? >> that's the sentence. a full -- >> you understand it completely. >> it's a very evolved thought it's full speech. like a lightning bolt went through the kitchen. >> reporter: as ron recalled in a new book "life animated." something

how would you describe haynes celeste teal? >> i am founder, ceo and president.t started. and whatre about companies missed today is you have to build around brands. , brand cannot go into so many different categories. you're talking about whole foods. as a founder, i'm a visionary and one of the big rings is how did i grow hain with great people and expand into different geographies and take risks? it's about taking risks. >> bring this to tim cook and dr. dre, how do you delegate authority to younger managers? >> there is a lot of smart, young kids coming out of school today. you need to throw them into the fire. let them make decisions. ou talk about alibaba, mistakes that were made -- i have made more mistakes than good decisions. ofm sorry, the management the toronto maple leafs will not let the franchise make mistakes. the are so afraid to be huge successful maple leafs a franchise that they run it more conservatively than montrÉal or boston. >> they sell a lot of tickets. the leaves were owned by a wereon fund -- the leafs owned by a pension fund. -- asust

cofounder mark zuckerberg and peter teal.oday's company news from the files of bloomberg " west. >> is he like old news at 30? >> he just turned 30. >> i give him credit. he has been written off a few times but seems to be gathering momentum. facebook seems to be gathering momentum. i find myself using it more than i have ever used it. >> y? >> to me, it is relevant. you cannot get the guy too much grief because he has tried to retain the crown. as tom does love his throne, i love my thrown from coronado, once you have decided what thrown you want and get it, try to keep it. keep the throne. if you know what you want and then get it and try to keep it, why should we evade a person? >> he would not have it anymore i do not think if he had not traded the stock through the ipo price. when the ipo traded down, everyone wanted his head. somehow it rebounded. a everybody gets it to just zealous. ceo of the year last year. -- to jeff bezos. some credit and victory lap to sheryl sandberg? >> cheryl lehman sandberg. >> more than one p

actions and today we begin pledge.ll that and we will continue using all the tools at our disposal to teal those with the intellectual property no matter who they are or where they reside. turn it over to david heck ton, the u.s. western of in pennsylvania who's been a valuable partner in these efforts. >> thank you, good morning. you know, pittsburgh has long een pre-eminent in the metal industries and home to organized labor. now as a result, pittsburgh has the target of state encroachments. united states steel, the largest in the u.s., westinghouse, one of the leading developers of nuclear technology. the largest aluminum company in the united states. llegheny technologies, a large integrated specialty metals company headquartered in pittsburgh. d steelworkers union, largest union in north america and solar world, a manufacturing company. these victims are tired of being raided. for their ant overnment to take a stand against criminals who infiltrate and exploit their computer networks. our domestic corporations struggle to compete with china on the pricing of steel and goods. our compe

it's here because of climate change and we have teal with it. my preference is to do what we can to avoid climate change but it's late in the game even now. so we have to adapt and my friend from louisiana, i have to say, has been just a stalwart in protecting her state. madam president, i have 11 unanimous consent requests for committees to meet during today's session of the senate. they all have the approval of both leaders. i ask unanimous consent that these requests be agreed to, these requests be printed in the record. the presiding officer: without objection. mrs. boxer: so, madam president, we've heard from the senator from louisiana as to why the water resources reform development act is so important, wrda. you've heard a little bit from me, i was talking about the important projects across this nation. i discussed the one in texas where they move so many military goods through, i discussed the one in florida where they have these cross winds that are dangerous, and i began to discuss a project to deepen the boston harbor to 50 feet. thi

it is a good morning for a lot of commuters, especially compared to what they've had to teal with forst week. the east shore freeway is a good example, even though it's not as completely free. it's a 32 minute drive from the carquinez bridge to the macarthur maze. earlier this week during some of the worst times, this drive was an hour, double what it is now. when there's no traffic, it's about 15 minutes. still, 32 minutes for this time of the morning is actually pretty good. bay bridge toll plaza. same thing goes. we have about a 25 minute drive time from oakland across the bridge into san francisco. and if you're approaching the bridge, my best bet for you is to use 880, especially if you have fast track, get over to the right as soon as possible. you'll get on the bridge quicker are with no issues. looking at the commute on 680 from concord to walnut creek. it's not bad and 580 through livermore. noticeably lighter. slow traffic in dublin. in the south bay 280 is beginning to fill in. 85 is okay, and we talked about the carquinez bridge commute. 880 between 238 and fremont, only 1

teal have a radio and cell phone and they'll try to establish communications with mh380. can't, then they'll try to communicate and they'll have a separate of about ten minutes. there's a graduated response here. >> and what's interesting here, attempts on many frequencies and aircraft in the vicinity received no response. there were so many red flags following on from air france 447 that this -- >> now i'm thinking they should investigate the military, but we'll hold that thought. >> this is air traffic control globally. >> okay, globally. let's hold that thought because i've got to take a break and we'll continue the conversation after the break. i'll be right back. ♪ (train horn) vo: wherever our trains go, the economy comes to life. norfolk southern. one line, infinite possibilities. ♪ (vo) oh. my. tongue. finally. (announcer) all-new friskies saucesations. a taste experience like no other. in cheesy, creamy, homestyle, or garden sauce. friskies. feed the senses. >>> all right. we have breaking news this morning in the search for flight 370. malaysia has finally relea

we currently have a subset of the pioneer a teal, several of whom have had the prior three day hospitalization will waves of the the contest with and there are safe and effective ways for patients to be admitted without the prior hospitalization, and we are this year also allowing some of the -- participants, both hospitals and post you care providers to do that as well and unbundled payment initiative. we're hoping we will plan clinical evaluation from that that we can share with the committee in the be applied to broader medicare policy. >> it sounds like the studies will give us some of those answers, but you would agree, sending someone to the hospital and having the cost, the burden of that person in that hospital when there really could go to a nursing home might be a way of saving dollars. >> we do feel there is potential but we are testing it. i don't want to prejudge the results. >> thank you. i yield back. >> thank you. mr. crowley. >> thank you, mr. chairman. thank you for mr. mccready. i welcome mr. cavanaugh. good to have you here. i know we beat -- i speak for my colleagues when

today a fairly pleasant today and is the winds could become an issue and partly cloudy skies skies, tealyour are mild for most. they are actually reporting delays and about a 30 minute delay for some, due to low clouds and that could be aware of, here is a look at the satellite view, and just inside the bay, high clouds spreading low along the south bay and it has to do with the system we have been watching for the last couple of days and we have at least one more day to go. continuing the on shore breeze, we can short of pick out the circulation around the system. this is also going to be moving a closer to the bay areas we get closer to tuesday and that's what clad dean was ashing -- claudine was talking about. let's start with this morning and we star with the 0 other close line and by tuesday picking up more moisture over the santa cruz mountains over mt. diablo range and over the sierra and this could actually trigger a few light showers and perhaps a thunderstorm and we will be tracking that for you. right now it looks minimal and we have two days to go and watch it all happen and

beating each other into a pulp and there is now a perceived opening for candidate in the group, but most tealere predicting the party candidate prevailing, but no one is too confident of that. host: how are washington politics playing out in this race? caller: the tea party groups were not all aligned early on, but then they consolidated behind the antiestablishment candidate. if he comes to the senate, many be seen as a troublemaker, that is what i am guessing most people are looking at this and thinking. there is a piece here that this is a test for mitch said,ell, because as you they are criticizing -- touting the endorsement of ted cruz and at the same time criticizing mitch mcconnell with more established candidates saying -- we will stick with mitch mcconnell. my colleague, alexis levinson, has been following this closely, writing yesterday that it is perceived that mitch mcconnell is tacitly behind shane osborn, the former straight -- former state treasurer and navel 80 -- naval aviator. host: let's go on to the west virginia primaries. what is happening there? there are a lot of differ

governor christie to focus on something other than what he's been focused on, tealing with these questionse is one that republicans think is very -- can lead to a lot of questions about the president's leadership, about the red line in syria obviously he's talking about. but there are other red lines. for example, crimea in ukraine and others. so christie is attacking that. whether that's enough to change his course as potential presidential material, we'll see. obviously the line is very popular. >> sure. he was also talking about how much the united states needs to support israel, one of our greatest allies. we're going to be watching after "the five." >> adjacent to. >> thank you. >> have a great day. >>> all right. >> always great to see heather nauert here. >> good morning. >> in a bright yellow. >> we're look springy this morning. i've got some news to bring you. this involves the mers virus. the search is on for more people who may have come in contact with the first mers patient in the united states. this after the third case has been announced by the cdc. officials believe that an

teal we're dealing with a crisis here in mental i.nellness and n just aspect of prevention. >> people with guns first. even though that debate is cemented in terms of positions it always takes precedence over mental health no matter how many of us scream about it. how do you move us past that? >> well, it's not what's in their hands, it's what is in their mind and heart that we've got to deal with. the issue of guns -- california has some of the strictest gun laws in the nation bar none. and so it didn't work there. it also has what's called assisted outpatient treatment laws which are up to individual keeptds to put in place. california isn't dealing with that. that happens all around the country. some places like new york and counties in texas and dade county in florida do a lot more to provide those kind of services and intervention for somewhat serious mental illness. are we going to cure diabetes by banning soft drinks? that's not the issue. we have got to deal with the treatment. and need for treatment as a standard and though those who are advocating for others thing are missin

peter teal who was a founder of pay pal he's involved goldman sachs i think is also involved in somecapacity deutsche bank except or so you have some big players that have you know lots of credibility in. the bracket sort of thing and they're getting involved in also big names in technology now edward let's take a step back here because what's the landscape look like and in terms of regulatory . bodies that are looking at this right now are there any woods basically pretty much on regularly because you know they constructed so that it's not really alone that they're doing you know short term financing in and they have other ways to make sure that they can go to utah as an example where they can work with banks where there are no use we laws to deal with the whole process and so forth so really it's a very unregulated landscape and you as the borrower basically what you get is. an option a call option on your business if the business succeeds because you're in dust in dire straits and you know you can continue on and you say thank you for this i would've gotten a loan through normal c