i think people have had enough of these intellectual pixies that want to bully us into science and force us into conformi conformity. america is about confidence, identity and individualism and prolitical correctness is causing problems with that. >> what is one of the real-life examples used in your books? >> i am an australian and seen what correctness has done to my country and in england. in england you cannot even look at somebody the wrong way and that is the trend throughout western civilization. my book is a cautionary message to americans to be aware i lived your future and you will not like it. you need to arrest the problem and punch this cultural totalitari totalitarian clogging the nose. hit first, hit hard, and you cannot stop because if you don't because we will end up in a situation where america will become belgium and another european country. if you want to do something different, take a risk, there is no country on earth like america. initiative, confidence, and risk go further here in the united states than anywhere else and that is why america is a beautiful idea th

. >> and these protesters clearly think that tax hikes are some sort of magic pixie dust for economy. >> we had the tax hikes on the rich a few years a -- california and new york paying over 50% if you are very wealthy. in fact the hard up middle class the first guest is referring to is really the bottom half of taxpayers is paying like 4% or less in income tax. so someone's gonna have to pay more tax. look no one wants to raise taxes. and yes it is a drag on the economy any time but where is the economy where you can raise taxes. at some point we have to realize the debt is not going away unless somebody pays for taxes. we can't close the gap without going to a higher rate. and european citizens pay a higher tax for all the benefits they get. it is not just a soak the rich plan. >> we raised taxes to near 40% in the top bracket and still haven't had an economy growing fast they aren 3%. >> 14% 6% of gdp in tax revenue in 2009 to about 19% which is at the high end of the historical average. we are bringing in record revenue right now. we've also got record debt. so if you have more re

pixie, stu and mr. snuffleupagus. >> this is pixie. i have little stu. >> thank you so much for being with us today. >> absolutely. >> marta, i like your name as much as i like theirs. how did they come to the shelter? >> two were owner surrenders. they had too many animals at home. they had kittens and they unfortunately came to us. and one of them i believe stu, was a little stray, stu. he was sick and came to foster care and is now doing great. >> surprisingly they're not part of a litter together. >> no, they are not. >> they're just cute in their own right. you have an event coming up this weekend. >> we do. tomorrow we have a kitten shower coming up from 10:00 to 1:00. any foster new or current foster parent who comes to us and picks up a new litter of kittens, moms with babies, will be sent home with litter, food, anything that they need. thanks to phil adoptables, the sponsor. we'll have things for kids. building cat toys. a lot of fun. >> i was saying earlier, marta, i have a bridle shower tomorrow for my sister. this is the k

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kennedy: he's taking emotional shutins and bringing them out of the shadows and sprinkling light and pixie dust. i'll be in with team cavuto. all the coverage starts at 3:00 p.m. eastern. the republicans aren't the only ones who might have a contested convention if bernie sanders has anything to say about it. he says he has enough delegates to fight it out. later donald trump, he's ahead in the gop polls. he's also very unpopular. jonah goldberg joins me to tell us why he thinks trump c [burke] at farmers,we've seen almost everything, so we know how to cover almost anything. even a ufh2o. [man] that's not good. [pilot] that's not good. [man] that's really not good. [burke] it happened august fourteenth,2008, and we covered it.talk to farmers. we know a thing or two because we've seen a thing or two. ♪ we are farmers. bum-pa-dum, bum-bum-bum-bum ♪ kennedy: bernie sanders is lagging behind hillary clinton in total delegates. but not enough to concede the fight. >> it's virtually impossible for hillary clinton to reach majority of convention delegates by june 14 with pledged delegates alone.

and you said in the post, "confronting the many limitations, technical and human, ai is not magical pixiethat makes the problems go away. it identifies goals with all the assumptions and biases therein." what do you mean by that? jonathan: what i mean by that is , well, what i mean by that is the there seems to be an assumption that we will throw data at this problem and things will magically work out. we will get the best results for everyone. but that is not really what goes on. when you talk about that we want to show with the best two people , -- best things to people, we want to show what is most relevant, most informative, most endearing, whatever type of quality you want to put. when it comes down to it, welcome don't want to show nothing but sports, so let that be some number. say what gets and the clicks is most important. but that isn't always what captures the value of what we want is. sometimes, well if you liked it or it is close to you, it must be imported t catch important to you. --important to you. >> when you are involving humans throughout the process, that inherently l

the pixies, flint, nirvana, to name a few.ly unholy delights of the breaded, fried, steak sandwich. that's like four pounds. >> yeah. >> wow. we're going to need a boat load of napkins. there's no delicate way to eat this. just hoist and go. >> time out of the fryer is critical. these are still crispy on the outside. this is precisely the way the sandwich was meant to be eaten. >> that is a thing of beauty and tasty. so, you have remarkably unusual for the music industry, lenient views on music sharing. your pricing structure, as a producer is -- goes somewhat against the grain of the usual business model and you're not living in l.a. or new york or a mountain top peeing downwards from a great height. what are you, some kind of communist? >> i have a healthy suspicion of capitalism as a method. i feel like left unchecked, capitalism is a kind of cultural socyaupathy. for a business to be successful in capitalist terms, it has to do the best possible job of exploiting everyone it has interaction with. the end game is things are

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albini produced some of the most influential music of the last 25 years -- the pixies, slint, nirvanao one of his favorite chicago spots ricobene to sample the particularly unholy delights of the breaded fried steak sandwich. holy this thing is -- >> steve: this is a half a sandwich, bare in mind. >> anthony: that's like four pounds. >> steve: yeah. >> anthony: wow. we're going to need a boat load of napkins. there's no delicate way to eat this, you just hoist and go. >> steve: the time out of the fryer is also critical. these are still crispy on the outside. this is precisely the way this sandwich was meant to be eaten. >> anthony: yeah. that is a thing of beauty. and tasty. >> steve: mm-hmm. >> anthony: so, you have remarkably unusual for the music industry on remarkably lenient views on uh music sharing. your pricing structure as a producer is you know somewhat against the grain of the usual business model. and you were not living in la or new york living on a mountaintop, uh, peeing on the, uh, you know peeing downwards from a great height. what are you, some kind of a communist?

propelled by pixy dust, thousands of runners are spending their mother's day morning flying through disneylandia, adventure park and the streets of anaheim. you are looking at video from last year's run. it's one of the top three women-focused races in the country. disney is the parent company of abc7. i'm sure many folks in the bay area down there for that event right now. >> absolutely. they have a little bit brighter sky than we do here. no rain. maybe a sprinkle in the higher elevations. 68 fremont, 63 san francisco. for mother's day the accuweather seven day forecast looking at the sunnier and warmer days tomorrow, taking us right thaw the middle of the week and slightly cooler. low clouds and fog hanging out at the coast. enjoy your mother's day. >> lisa, thank you. and thanks to you for joining us on the abc7 morning news. for carolyn tyler and lisa argen. i'm chris ngyen. news continues now online, twitter is and facebook and all your mobile devices. "good morning america" is next. as we say good-bye for you now, we will leave you with a live look outside from our abc7 ex-moratorium ca

propelled by pixy dust, thousands of runners are spending their mother's day morning flying through disneylandrnia, adventure park and the streets of anaheim. you are looking at video from last year's run. it's one of the top three women-focused races in the country. disney is the parent company of abc7. >> 9:56 is our time. a final weather check with lisa. >> they have had showers there too. and the shower activity continues in the sierra nevada. we see increasing sunshine today. partly cloudy skies by this afternoon. 53 san francisco. 67 oakland, 70 san jose. everyone still a little bit below average but we are going to fix that. we will keep the low fog and clouds at the coast. lower 60s throughout the week. low 70s for the warmest days on tuesday and wednesday and near 80 around walnut creek, pleasanton and san jose. temperatures down just a few degrees for seasonal averages. that will be fireworks don't you think? >> we will take it. lisa, thank you. thanks for joining us on the abc7 morning news. carolyn tyler is back next sunday. for lisa argen, i'm chris ngyen. nba playoffs continues t

. >> why do you think -- pixie dust or fairy dust, some kind of dust, why do you think it's just thaty isn't it something more? why don't you believe he's making a shift and seeking out advice? >> because donald trump has shown no capacity, ab sorp tif capacity to learn anything on policy. >> let me ask you this, this latest thing coming out, that interview with reuters where he said he would have no problem speaking with kim jong-un. as someone who was right there at the summits, what do you think of that position? >> it would be a very interesting meeting. they are both kind of bizarre. they are both have a authoritarian bent. i think it would be a beautiful meetings of the mind because god knows what each would say to each other and god knows what relation it would have to anything in reality. and both of them love authoritarian figures. i think they would get along just great. whether it would come out of it productive, nothing because north korea has shown a pattern over the last 70 years of being the most horrendous and immoral country on earth. the number of death and starvatio

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the pixies underneath the tree? just take an action, show some hutzpah. >> let's clarify exactly what the motion is, so we know what we are voting on. >> the motion is that we support california common cause with respect to its support of sb 1107, and that we also adopt the chair's language that in doing that, we would call upon whatever germane city agencies or departments or officials that are involved in formally offering that kind of recommendation to the legislature, to go ahead and back the measure. >> second. >> i will call the question, all in favor? >> aye. >> opposed? >> motion is carried. we'll now go to public comment on the discussion that we had on item no. 4 >> david pilpel again speaking as an individual. there were a lot of items that you talked about in terms of policy agenda and let me sort of dance around different issues. the commission used to for a time a retreat, i think in the saturday in the basement -- i recall that mike garcia, when he was the chair organized it. it's been a number of yea

donald trump is acting like it's m pixie dust, hate no impact. >> what's amazing, he's making it perfectlye won't do that. he's rendered jobs like the ones i held on the campaigns totally irrelevant. i'm unemployable in republican politics, which is a great thing for everybody involved. what ken mehlman did, take an issue that he governed, appealed to 44% of hispanics, he appealed to a large enough number of married women to shrink the gender gap to prevail. donald trump, not only is he not attracted to or interested in considering deploying any of the tactics, he's not even open to the conceit you have to broaden your appeal with those groups. and like we've been talking about this week, the polls reflect some wisdom in his strategy. i think we have the first national poll tightening showing him in a close contest against hillary clinton. i know from advising politicians that it's much easier to get them to change their ways when things are going badly, when they have a bad performance than when things are going well. anyone that wants him to change is going to have a hard time in light o