when the media got ahold of that and the police got ahold of that and the prosecutors got ahold of thatation that we haven't seen the likes of it in a very long time. it was sort of the flight 370 or the bridge gate of its time. >> yeah. it was a toxic brew of race and class and power and all of those things mixed into one, and one of the people that came out looking like a villain here was the prosecutor, mike nifong, who was disbarred, spent some time in jail, has had his life essentially ruined, and he was the one who initially was sort of fanning the flames here, really took the side of the accuser and created in some parts -- in some ways the media circus. he hadn't spoke we know a journalist since this all happened, but he spoke to you. what did he have to say? >> well, naturally he had a lot to say, and it's going to be hard to summarize it here. if i could try to summarize what he said, a lot of people think that mike nifong should be, you know, put in a grave at an early grave and forgotten about forever. this is a guy who spent 28 years in the durham prosecutor's office, was g

themselves out they're still abuzz with energy so we're so pleased to have you and help us getting aholdof the desk and at the bench people the value the waterfront. with that, commissioner president katz >> i too want to thank you and everyone at the explore to your memory it's extraordinary what you do but highlighting transportation and encouraging that kind of uncle for the school kids and others to come to the space like the exposure to your memory is exceptional. kids that went to the old site and the camp counselor that used this i know what a wonderful opportunity it is for children to come through and what on impact it makes on their lives and the new site is beyond extraordinary, however, when i take my dog across the bridge with the fog he go bulked and it's great you achieved the award and buildings can achieve that high standard it's equally extraordinary and i want to thank you and bone above the port of san francisco recognize your anniversary but welcoming the one million people to the site it's helped to activate the waterfront for all of us and drawn a new core of visit

>> if you're going to leave valuables like that in your car there is a potential someone could get aholdthat. >>reporter: he says he's hiding his garage door opener. >> why dangle a house key from your visor. no difrpt from your key. >>reporter: that is being passed at many community mee. >>> on storm watch tonight. a lot of fresh snow to the serer ra. this one in the canyon. i bet if you didn't have to work this weekend you would be up there. >> perfect weather. fresh snow to enjoy up in the mountains. we have some rain showers to talk about here. this is the radar loop. you see the snow piling sar ya. you can see the coverage out there. showing you the current pattern out there. the rain showers up in the north bay also across the richard. a all this activity at least some moderate cells. back the maps out. show you this in parts of san francisco 'sen -- the southern perspective a few showers there. most of the activity is focused up to the north. look out toward to san francisco . for tonight in the short term. scattered showers. more clouds for your saturday. talk about a big warm up

let's get ahold of chaplain to see if he's aware of that and rehouse her in medical, if we can. you. all right. bye-bye. >> so, sergeant, what is that about? >> if she doesn't know the child has died, i want to make sure the chaplain's office knows. i sent an officer to go there and make sure they are aware her child did die. then i have her going to mental health department. we have a person on staff right now, make contact with them so they are available to her and talk to her. at the very least, i want her to move to medical where they can keep a closer eye on her. the jail chaplain delivered the devastating news. it was almost one month later before wise was willing to discuss her son with us. >> my son stopped breathing. my brother found him unresponsive in his crib. and, i don't know. >> his death was attributed to s.i.d.s., sudden infant death syndrome. >> i didn't believe it at first, i thought it was a sick joke. i just, i didn't believe it. i don't know. i mean, you know, i got three days with him in the hospital. my life has been so messed up because of my drug addict

kelly, talk to me about him holding -- getting ahold of his emotions and completing testimony today. you said earlier, this is something that has to be done. will his lawyer have in some way prepared him or convinced him? how can you assure that he won't be overcome with emotion today? >> reporter: actually, i think it's likely that he will be overcome with emotion again today. especially if you look at the points he got to in his testimony. he only got to the point where the shooting had occurred and she was lying bleeding in his arms. we haven't yet got to the point where he carried down the stairs and the moment where she actually died. i think it is likely that he will be overcome with emotion again. perhaps the break overnight has at least given him an opportunity maintain some composure. today if he does get overcome again, you're likely to see much shorter adjournments. the judge will probably say, look, take a five minute or ten-minute adjournment to compose yourself and come back. we certainly expect that by the end of today he will have got through his full version of event

you know, we also have a children's music school driver's license and nobody is gotten ahold of them we're concerned about the building and the club itself the building is so large it could be the end of the club. thank you for your time >> you state your name for the record. >> you should be aware in the community they have to provide a liaison. >> dollars activity we have photos of, you know, we're not contacted and, you know, we're just going to - we're being left out. >> did they talk to your orientation of putting a monument on the top of your building to survey. >> we have not heard anything we've not seen anything in writing nobody's contacted this manager i'm not responsible for the day to day activities at the club that's our concern. thank you >> well commissioners if you looked at the brief it's prominently dealing with sequa issues. i'm in concurrence with the planning department with the charter changes that pretty much going to a different avenue and not to this commission. i'm not sure there are overlaps whether in the monitoring or litigation issues or other elements

to alert all the cab companies about this we asked the word to be put out >> we're not hard to get ahold of supervisor. >> again, we asked the magnifying to alert all the cab companies to us. okay. is someone from yellow cab here? okay. okay yellow cab told us they were going to be here if someone shows up - oh, come on up >> i'm here i'm andrew son i think you got a letter earlier today that letter was sent to all the members of the committee. >> okay. thank you very much i don't think i've received that. >> it was sent by e-mail to all the members of the board. >> thank you very much i'll looking at that. okay. i have candice taylor followed by kimberly marshall >> hello, i'm candice the manager at lift. thank you for the opportunity to come and speak. lift is a transportation network company and it's based on did idea we can harness the existing resources the cars that many of us own in order to provide rides to others in the neighborhoods. lift i think is very skeptic in san francisco because there was a great need. i moved here about 3 years ago and i didn't have a ton of ways to ge

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during the struggle, they somehow got ahold of his gun.hile police say it was a brave thing to do, it's not something they recommend when confronted with someone with a gun. >> if someone sees something like this occur, please try not to take it in your own hands. our ultimate goal is to make sure that no one gets hurt and we do apprehend the suspect safety. >> reporter: detectives are still searching for that gunman who they say might be responsible for similar crimes in the area as well. >>> we are following up new developments in the search for the missing malaysian airline -- missing malaysian plane. this morning an australian ship reports picking up a possible signal from deep in the indian ocean. yesterday chinese state news reported the same thing. new images from state chinese media were broadcast today, claiming to show a search team detecting one of those two reported pulse signals that are consistent with what would come from a black box. officials are pushing to determine whether any of these three signals are from the plane's

make sure kids can't get ahold of it. it naturally attractive to them, right? pretty colors and smells good. >> exactly. here is what we do as adults. we leave it on the desks and kitchen table. and that's where these kids and when they're within easy access of these products they're getting into them. they're attractive. they smell great. and they even taste great. that's what's dangerous. >> unbelievable. gaylord lopez, thanks for coming on the show tonight. good to see you again. >> my pleasure. gerri: big day for e-cigs. thanks for being on. it was also a very big day for the internet. the federal government just ruined the internet. that is what some consumer groups are saying the fcc said it is a-okay for companies to get preferential treatment on internet. the fed insists it is new proposal makes it fair for everyone. in other words, that everyone is equal but some are more equal than others. we have mashable editor-in-chief, lance ulanoff. lance, net neutrality is dead, is it not? >> if you talk to the fcc they never called it net neutrality. they call

the clerks tried to pin him down and during the struggle they got ahold of his gun. while police say it was a brave thing to do they do not recommend confronting anyone with a gun. >> if someone sees something like this occur, try not to take it in to your own hands. the ultimate goal is to make sure no one gets hurt and we apprehend the suspect safely. >> the gunman might be responsible for similar crimes in the area. >>> a case of out of sight, out of mind. the senate deleted the on-line archives of suspended senator yee and two other democrats facing charges. go on the senate website you won't find any mention of their names. the website has the staff members there but pictures and voting records are gone. yee's former district is represented by jerry hill. >>> a vaccine clinic opens tomorrow at uc berkeley after a second confirmed case of the measles there. they are reached out to those exposed. doctors diagnosed the student with the illness yesterday and he's in isolation on campus. according to the daily -- health workers will be available to give vaccines and

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did some of them have difficulty getting ahold of their family members, who thought they were victims of the case,. >> the ones that i talked to had been specifically contacted by the army and one of the challenges was identifying people when they got here. because they didn't have i.d.s on them anymore. and they were evaluated at the army hospital. some of them preliminarily, and they get assigned trauma numbers, so when they get here, it was coordinating and identifying the folks when we got them. >> it's important to understand that our first and foremost duty is to protect the rights of our patients, so when individuals call in and represent as family members, we have to verify that that is indeed a family member before we put them in touch with the patient and that does take some time. again, in the media event, our first and foremost priority is to make sure that the best medical care is getting to our patients, and we respect the family's needs, and we do our very best to get that information to them as soon as we can. >> reporter: have any of the relatives wanted to speak to t

he must have had ahold of cindy because once i had ahold of him, she kind of like flew over the top ofd landed on the floor also. >> while wrestling the man, larry falls out of his chair. >> i tried to reposition my hold on him so i'd be in a better position when i did hit the ground to be in a controlling position. i think he was really scared. >> larry is able to pin the man to the ground but he is concerned the man may wiggle loose and retaliate so he cries out to the three other customers watching the fight. >> i had to tell them, grab this guy. grab this guy. you've seen the video that they did grab him and actually followed through for quite a while. >> i'm talking to the girl on 911 and i told her what's happening inside the store. then she is telling me by law you can't hold him down. you have to let him go. i said why would i let him go when i got good citizens trying to help me out? >> the man fights with the other customers for several minutes but eventually he gives up. police arrive at the scene and remove the man from the store. no charges are filed against him as police

gets ahold of one. 2-1 giants. top of the fifth. going to the same direction. three-run shot for pablo sandoval. 5-1 giants. and then buster posey says, can i get a little bit of that? oh, yes, you can, posey. back-to-back homers. giants win 7-2. >>> the giants take the first series of the season against their division rival with a 7-2 victory in game two of the three-game series. so far, the giants offense really complementing a great start by madison bum gardner. the giants have posted 38 runs through their first six games of the season. that's the most runs they've had through the first six games since they had 41 in the 2002 season. but it's the way the giants are getting those runs. it's through power and the home runs. >> we have guys in there who can hit the ball. i said before the season started that i thought we'd have more power, and hit more home runs this year. morse, he gives presence in the lineup. but really, throughout the order, we have more power. and hopefully that's going to help us. as we go forward in the season. >> we've got a lot of tale

we haven't been able to get ahold of anyone on the inside so the only people that have been inside that you have seen have been evacuated. and you said they were not talking to you, but a couple did flash a half hearted smile. >> they did. they did not seem -- the person i managed to reach in one medical office in that building, described that they are keeping the doors locked. they are staying inside. the police told them not to come out, but there was no sense of panic. they were fielding a lot of calls who were trying to find out what was going on the in the building, but for the time being they were keeping the doors closed to keep themselves presumably safe. >> it is a huge building. i'm assuming it is a fairly quiet area. daily city is one of those cities we don't typically report on a lot for crime and other such problems so for this to happen in the middle of the afternoon, i can see why people who live and do business there are certainly shaken up. >> yes. it is boarded boy a nursing home facility. there is a dialysis clinic. there are at least two churches around here and a nu

delay can't get ahold of anyone on the phone. as you can imagine. you probably will have problems when you have this many people trying to sign uprate once. we are live here tonight. now, dana howard, folks don't have to complete their application, but they core of engineers have to start it in order to finish by april is ard. although we are hearing people can't even get online tonight. >> yeah. we realize that. as of 3:00, we had 324,000 unique visit tesoro our web page. 324,000 people came to our web page. it just cannot handle it. we realize that. we want to leak sure teem do get in and are not kept out of health care coverage. so those people who did experience difficulties toads, they will be able to have another opportunity to get enrolled. putin there are rules for it. they must go through a certified insurance agent or certified enrollment counselor. a plan based enroller or certified eligibility worker or someone at a call center. >> so this ising with announced earlier this evening. >> yes. >> if you haven't started an online application

and i'm going to get ahold of the university and say don't be intimidated standing up.s right. universities are places for all types of ideas. if the right-wing wants to have class somewhere, they can do that if they pay for it. what is the difference? and the answer is, they want to stifle any idea of unionism as if we can burn books -- >> but union membership has dropped in the last 30 years. why do you think -- you are saying this is an attack on the middle class? >> absolutely. what else would it be. they don't want workers and working people to have any power, and union workers are people by themselves that have no power, but when they join a larger company they have greater power. that's our mission. but the answer is the abc and right-wing legislature are trying to limit that so they can't do anything and get more people in the labor movement. >> james hoffa, jr., always a pleasure to have you on the show, sir. >> thank you. >>> a lot of what happens at the new york stock exchange today is no more than theater because the stock market is dominated by computer pro

they can get ahold of these names and phone numbers, addresses, that's amazing information. >> these rules are not just about getting access to the contact information for employees as a company that the union is trying to sign up. it's also about shortening the election period as well. >> yes. >> there's a shorter time frame for an election to happen, from 38 days now ten to 21 days. >> that's good for the union? >> yeah. because it doesn't give the company time to respond. i want to point out, though, this was -- these rules were passed by the national labor relations board a few years ago. and the way the vote was done was shot down by a court. so this is their second shot at it. and it might go -- it will certainly help unionization in this country. >> i got a feeling your father is a union guy. >> he was not -- my dad was such a sweetheart of a guy. if he ever went to ben stein's house, ben stein would love him, would bring him in, offer him tea. he drank tea, by the way, ben, and, you know, you would love him menacing you. i guarantee that. i'm only kidding. he was actually a r

they were just able to get ahold of humboldt university and found out that their twin daughters identicalns we're talking about one of them was on a bus that did not crash. the other one was on the bus that did indeed crash and they have not heard from her. they are desperately trying to find out what happened. they are hoping for the best but they're fearing the worst. let's listen to what the younger sister had to say. >> i just know that god has them. >> now, daughters marisol and marisa are from north vista high school in riverside. it's one of many southern california schools in which students were on board that bus. but to all of the families we've had contact with here in southern california, none of them have learned yet whether their students were killed or not. that is the news that we're waiting for and inside just behind me, that is what they're waiting to hear. reporting live here from riverside, back to you. >> what an agonizing night for the families. thank you. >>> well, a 4-year-old boy is in critical condition tonight after being hit by a san francisco driver. police say

by senator john mccain, who was recently in ukraine and more recently was sound asleep when we got ahold of him at 6:00 o'clock in morning and told him about these developments and asked him to join us. thanks for joining us. >> thanks, bob. >> schieffer: is this the tipping point for something here, what is going on here? what is going on? >> i think it is a result of, very frankly, our lack of action to do anything important as a result of vladimir putin's annexation of the crimea which was predictable and what he is doing now is predictable. >> schieffer: do you think he is behind this. >> there is no doubt in anybody's mind, even though he would with a straight face tell the world's press that it was people who bought uniforms and went into crimea. i mean -- >> the state department seems to agree with you on this. >> of course. i mean, this is without a doubt the question now is what do we do and what does he do? it is obvious that he is encouraged by the fact that we sanctioned a few people and suspended -- didn't even throw him out of the g-8, and unless we act with firmness and st

he said if it was chlorine gas, it's easy to get ahold of because it's widely available in syria. >> evidence we have seen, it's very similar to the evidence we saw before -- after the attack. some of the symptoms. those that you would expect from chemical weapons and in this particular case. the regime stated it has packed pesticide or phosphate at harista. it is a choking agent. there is compelling evidence that with web sites line moses which unkey quite a fewcally show chlorine is in the arir an has been used. who is responsible is going to be very difficult. the deliver means would suggest that the regime is responsible for these barrels coming out of helicopters or rocket re. however, we do know that al-qaeda did a lot of research into chemical weapons and it is not impossible that al-qaeda groups could have obtained co r chlorine which is widely available in syria and used it themselves. syria was a large manufacturer of chlorine for commercial and domestic purposes. so, i expect if this is colorean, it's from commercial sources which the regime could very well have used and p

let's get to the oakland a eades, 3-0 mariners, brandon moss gets ahold of one deep to right. first of the year for him. bottom eight. yoenis cespedes to the deepest part of the park, no question about it. a ease up 6-3. top of the ninth, jim johnson. remember the fans, they booed him in his first two appearances. they didn't have to boo him this time. takes care of business. a ease win the finale 6-3. >> that's what he does so, again, the sinker was down today. one gets through the hole between first and second with saunders. had a good sinker and breaking ball and ended up getting a save. i'm not sure if yesterday-- we lacksed him or anything. i know he wanted to get back out there and get the save and got it today so everybody felt good about that. >> over to football. developing story. espn is reporting that johnny manziel will spend tonight and monday visiting the oakland raiders who have the fifth overall pick in the upcoming draft, but, remember, march 21st, the silver and black traded first round pick for quarterback matt schaub. things might get interesting there. fin

come up on me and grab ahold of it and play with it, and i go, "well, if you want to, go ahead and dot." >> all right, i like it. >> it makes feel good. >> what instrument you play? >> i'm a drummer. >> can i get a drum or something? we got to get a drum or something. >> i'm a funky drummer! >> got to love that, man. well, we want you to get a lot of money, joe, so we here-- let's see what we got for you. this is all the money that we have for you in round 1. let's get things started. all of the cash available in round 1, we're gonna scramble that up right now. i'ma have the computer do that. shuffled that up. here are all the categories to all of your questions. here they are right there. scramble those up, dennis. it's all mixed up right there, okay? everything has been shuffled. joe, are you ready, sir? >> i'm absolutely ready. >> audience, are you ready? >> you guys ready? [cheers and applause] >> let's play millionaire. [cheers and applause] yeah, man. written in the past tense, what phrase appears on a popular graphic t-shirt that parodies a famous nike tag line? >> you know, ni

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she couldn't get ahold of the father. she thought the baby was with another sitter. >> this thermometer went from 80 to 100 in the sun. in the vehicle the temperature rose to 166 in an hour, emergency room physician at valley medical center says a child can suffer heat stroke quickly. >> causes damage to the brain and vital organs children can become unresponsive rapidly. >> that could explain why no one heard the infant the child was locked in the car about ten hours. >> i can't find an excuse for it all day long. >> but it happens this woman lost a 9-month-old daughter after leaving her in the car all day while at work. >> i thought the same thing. i never would have thought i could for get the most-valuable thing in my life. >> and here are tips put the things you need for work in the back seat next to your child keep a stuffed animal in the car seat when empty. when you buckle your child put the stuffed animal next to you. ask your baby-sitter to call you if you're late dropping off your child. >> we're hearing for th

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brandon bell gets ahold of one. his fourth homer in seven games this season. giants down 4-1.ottom of the eighth. ramirez. that's a big-time shot there. and yes, it was all dodgers from that point on. dodgers win 6-2. >> i knew we would have our work cut out. you know, with the twilight game. they battled up there. it was tough seeing the ball early, but, hey, got a couple runs there in the sixth. got back in the ball game. they did a good job on us. >>> over to the mariners and a's. big leaguers put on a show for 33,000 fans. bottom of the third, brandon moss, this baby is gone. his first of the year. and then bottom of the eighth. a's up two. cespedes . jim johnson, he was booed in his first two appearances this season, but he picked up his first save in green and gold. >>> bogut back in the lineup. steph curry hits the three, even though he was fouled. he finished with 31 points. steph can do it all. second quarter. bogut will come up with a nice steal, and he'll get it to the other brother. the easy finger roll. he had 33 points. warriors win 130-102. >>> stanford and ucon

what i want to know is how come this white house couldn't get ahold of an exact number until today? the number was a mystery, but they can pinpoint it now, 7.1 million. they have it right down to the nose. by the way, if i was going to do an april fool's joke on bob, i was going to put the dark self-tanner in his makeup, but i didn't do it. i also think the important question that the media has to ask is, what is the net amount of people who actually signed up that didn't have insurance before? let's say it's about 2 million. okay, for that price, we could have gotten each of them their own personal doctor. and now you hear jay carney out there talking about, this is private insurance, this is private insurance. no, it's not. these insurance companies are being manipulated by a ventriloquist dummy telling them what to charge and what plans to offer at what price. don't believe the latest spin on this private insurance line. >> what do you think? >> the white house is lying about the numbers. they're saying 7 million people signed up on the website that was broken for the last nine m

kind of issue that legislators at both the state level and the federal level might really want to get ahold of. that if there is a sense that a company a company like general mills has gone too far, that in election season consumers could get behind. >> it's lard for consumers to figure out what's exactly allowed and what is not. an example i have heard is if i find glass in my cereal box, this is getting a lot of attention. in theory if i got a coupon from the cereal make are i would not be able to sue over something like that. is that accurate? >> well again you would be able to file a claim. what you wouldn't be able to do is have a jury trial. and let's talk about why jury trials is so important. because a lot of these cases go you before juries -- go before juries and juries have an emotional response at a that is often missing when you go in front of a single arbitrator. in these forced arbitrations you are giving up your right to binding arbitration, so you eat a piece of glass in your cheer cheerios, you are going to miss out on the opportunity to go in front of a jury of your peers

. >>> republicans are now favorites to win at at least six seats and take ahold of the senate majority the right have an edge which could explain why so many democrats are focusing on high turnout numbers. jamie, back to you. >> all right, elizabeth. thank you. >>> there was another air strike over yemen today and it's reportedly claimed the lives of several suspected leaders of al qaeda. it was the second recent attack against the terror network. and high government officials in yemen tell us today's targets were training camps in a rugged mountain region. the u.s. military does regularly carry out strikes against yemen's local al qaeda branch. washington considers it to be the most active in the world. >>> tragedy strikes a rural highway. a bus loaded with passengers crashes at very high speed. it's our top story as we go around the world in 80 seconds. >>> pakistan, that tour bus slammed into a tractor-trailer parked on the side of the highway. at least 42 people were killed, including 14 children. crews rushed to survivors trapped inside the mangled wreck. a local hospital flooded

who knows what he got ahold. >> he's in my -- >> officers cover jordan face with a spit mask while medical staff prepares a sedative. >> he's right there. he's right there. >> you'll feel better soon. this medication is going to take effect, you'll be all right. take some deep breaths. go ahead and breathe. >> after receiving the sedative, jordan is suddenly calm. while medical staff is still unsure what caused his outburst, they cannot rule out one possibility. >> we don't know if it's real or, you know, make believe. we don't have a tox screen to tell us that he has ingested a substance. we're sending him to a medical department, he'll be evaluated by a practitioner there. >> we're down for an ekg because his pulse was really high when they took his vitals upstairs. >> stand by. >> i want to say he's out but i have never seen medication that bad. if they injected him, he was good. i don't know if that's game or that's the medication for him. >> coming up. >> punching myself, punching myself, punching myself. >> nathaniel jordan displays more strange behavior. and -- >> they don't have an

and you can get ahold of me, obviously. house that hashtag there.t note, in 90 minutes time, shiulie ghosh will be speaking to the former uk foreign secretary, jack straw. he was a foreign secretary at the time of the iraq invasion back in 2003. he'll be here on aje, al jazeera english. if you have a question for him, we would love to hear from you. send the tweets. >> thanks very much indeed. >>> now on to pakistan where reports of shootings, bombings, and kidnappings are worrying regularity with no sector of society safe from the violence. one group in particular being abducted and killed at an alarming rate is journalists. 34 journalists have been killed as the result of their work since 2008. only in one case has v the killers faced justice. many more have been attacked. those working on human rights issues are also under threat. one man joins us live from islamabad. first of all perhaps you can share with us your experience. >> hello. >> just checking that you can hear me. perhaps you should share with us your experience of being abducted, as y

he says the children might have gotten ahold of his camera and taken the pictures themselves. >> kids are playful, exploratory and when they have free reign over a camera they take pictures which out of context would look bad. >> authorities also say they found thousands of images of child pornography, though none involving sammy on conrad's computer. he says he has no knowledge of them. >> i have no idea what pictures they're talking about. i have a computer that is not password protected, it's always on. so, i can use it, my brother used it, sam used it. for homework, whatever. i don't know. nobody will tell me. as for discovery package, to see what evidence they have against me, i was told i can't have it because it has explicit pictures on it. >> if conrad is found guilty, the consequences could be severe. >> if i'm found guilty on 38 counts of child pornography, i could receive ten years per count for 38 counts. that's 380 years. that's a lot of time. >>> coming up -- >> i have to believe, i have to believe that one day as soon as possible, preferably, conrad and baron will be ch

maybe vin got ahold of mr. hunter's old crack pipe himself.television news today. i guess this shows you how many channels we have now. because discovery communications, the company that owns discovery channel, became investor in dog tv. a tv network for dogs to watch. they say their goal tips entertain and relax dogs. it's good. some times dogs need to unwind after a long day of sitting on the floor licking themselves. discovery says the channel will be perfect for dogs who are home alone all day. and very stoned human beings home alone all day. for $5 a month. subscribe to dog tv or for no dollar is a month take your dog outside and let him sniff poop. dad, why didn't your jen ration do more to stop global warming. son we, tried. we needed electricity so our dogs could watch tv. guillermo, you said your chihuahua, packo, pepe up for dog tv. >> sure, $5. >> jimmy: waste $5 a month so your dogs can watch tv. >> jimmy: you would? >> sure. >> jimmy: you've think it is odd, this wa was, you gave them common names, pepe and packo. me, naming my do

. >> helping tanning take ahold, the advent of the spray tan. into a bronze god or godess. >> guy adami is the manager of the masses. >> you're either stupid or dumb. i don't know. it's a terrible excuse. >> putin and bush have their first get together of the year and last year there was a left lot of warm fuzzy. >> he just ran behind me. as if this is the first time you're on tv, dan. >> welcome to tv, people. >> there's no doubt tv teaches about football. and everything about when to be aggressive and when not to be aggressive. it's all about strategy. the market is like that. >> tim, going to disney world. >> again, so much to choose from there. crazy. >> yeah. >> good time. good time. >> that's a lot of years we logged. >> both of you in '04. you looked like -- you didn't look like you. >> no. right? i don't think that was me. >> the tanning booth, you definitely did not look like you. >> that's awful. take that down. take that down. >> that is awful. what do you want me to lie is. >> #jerk. all right. >> like a spider monkey. let's go to a