alan -- >> yes? >> what don't we know about billy crystal and/or larry david that you want to share with the international radio audience? which can probably be picked up in l.a. billy is like my closest friend. he and larry are both my buddies. larry david, when we all started out, we used to sit back in the back of the improvisation or whatever club we were in it just to watch larry. he was the comedian's comedian. back then he had hair like larry from the three stooges. he had wire rim glasses. he would get on a stage on a friday night at the improv. the crowd was predominantly suburban predominantly wouldblue hair. a pure suburban crowd. larry would get up. he will look at them and the first words out of his mouth -- you know, i feel very comfortable with you people. in fact, i feel so comfortable, i am thinking of using the true form of the verb instead of usted. i was laughing my ass off. it was so funny. the audience was like an oil tank. he had no idea what they were looking at. he kept on go

he has written a show with alan zweibel. please welcome dave barry and alan zweibel. [applause] >> thank you. >> thank you for the fairly lengthy introduction. those are going to go first. i am dave. first of all, we're thrilled to be here at the commonwealth club. i want to tell you a little bit about myself. i live in miami. i moved there in 1986 from the united states. [laughter] one of the things i always feel like i should do is to defend my city because it had a bad reputation, a bad image. the zogby does this organization -- and does this poll were they asked people about different cities. many respondents thought miami was a dangerous and violent place. that hurts. when we see that, we want to attract those people down and kill them. [laughter] it is a wonderful city, it really is. it is a question of learning to adapt to the local culture. for example, you would never say out loud in miami, i do not know, i think you have to admit that castro has done some good for cuba. [laughter] anyway, what ever you have heard, disregard. it is a great town. we have a new

you're one of my alans. >> am i your alan?alan thicke. >> a real alan would be real trouble. >> what about the real ed, bradley, and zach? >> i want to play a little game with you guys if you'd let me. >> yeah. please. games are good. >> which one of you is most likely to wake up with a hangover? >> ed. >> who spends the most time in the mirror? >> me. >> that might be true. >> i have six stylists. >> who's the most likely to back out of a guys' night out? >> bradley. backs out of everything. >> yeah. >> when you guys are filming these, which one of you broke character most? or who made the others break character? >> i think ed probably broke character most because he laughs a lot. right? and zach probably made us do that. >> do you agree? >> yeah. >> i don't remember much about these movies. >> no? >> reporter: the shared humor that brought these guys together for the first "hangover" movie four years ago clearly remains. >> do we read too much into this when we say oh, gosh, it must be bittersweet to leave these characters b

are you my alan? >> i'm one of your alans. >> what about the real ed, bradley and zach? >> i wanted to play a little game with you guys, if you'll let me. >> games is good. >> which one is most likely to wake up with a hangover? >> ed. >> who spends the most time in the mirror? >> me. i have six stylists. >> who is the most likely to back out of a guys' night out? >> bradley. he backs out of everything. >> when you were filming this, who made the others break character? >> i think ed probably broke character most because he laughs a lot and zach probably made us do that. >> do you agree? >> i don't remember much about these movies. >> no? the shared humor that brought these guys together for the first "hangover" movie four years ago clearly remains. do we read too much into this when we say, oh, it must be bittersweet to leave these characters behind? >> it's accurate, i think. it changed all of our lives. we love each other and it's over. >> do you really like each other? >> yes. yeah, we really do.

in the fort tony alan -- in the fourth tony alan all alone. okc down by two. give it to your man, give it to kevin durant and clangs it off the rim. the defending conference champs are out. one of the worst shooting nights. memphis moves on 88-84 and winning it 4 games to 1. the raiders making news. they signed josh cribs to a one-year deal. he spent eight years in cleveland with an nfl best eight kickoff returns for touchdowns. he is coming off knee surgery and that scared away some teams if healthy cribs is a dye that will mick weapon. dynamic weapon. >> hopefully we can keep him healthy. >> they need him. >> a bus driver gets a surprise passenger. >> all aboard. >>> here is a look at your wake up weather. it will be mostly cloudy first thing in the morning and breezy at the coast. temperatures in the 40s and 50s. make sure you grab the umbrellas. you may need them later in the morning. make will be here 4:30 to 7:00 a.m. tracking the showers with live doppler 7hd. >> thank you, sandhya. >>> a bus in pep pen had an unspec -- in pennsylvania had an unexpected

in the fort tony alan -- in the fourth tony alan all alone. okc down by two. give it to your man, give it to kevin durant and clangs it off the rim. the defending conference champs are out. one of the worst shooting nights. memphis moves on 88-84 and winning it 4 games to 1. the raiders making news. they signed josh cribs to a one-year deal. he spent eight years in cleveland with an nfl best eight kickoff returns for touchdowns. he is coming off knee surgery and that scared away some teams if healthy cribs is will k dye that will mick weapon. dynamic weapon. >> hopefully we can keep him healthy. >> they need him. >> a bus driver gets a surprise passenger. >> all aboard. >>> here is a look at your wake up weather. it will be mostly cloudy first thing in the morning and breezy at the coast. temperatures in the 40s and 50s. make sure you grab the umbrellas. you may need them later in the morning. make will be here 4:30 to 7:00 a.m. tracking the showers with live doppler 7hd. >> thank you, sandhya. >>> a bus in pep pen had an unspec -- in pennsylvania had an unexp

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in the fort tony alan -- in the fourth tony alan all alone. okc down by two.an, give it to kevin durant and clangs it off the rim. the defending conference champs are out. one of the worst shooting nights. memphis moves on 88-84 and winning it 4 games to 1. the raiders making news. they signed josh cribs to a one-year deal. he spent eight years in cleveland with an nfl best eight kickoff returns for touchdowns. he is coming off knee surgery and that scared away some teams if healthy cribs is a dye that will mick weapon. dynamic weapon. >> hopefully we can keep him healthy. >> they need him. >> a bus driver gets a surprise passenger. >> all aboard. >>> here is a look at your wake up weather. it will be mostly cloudy first thing in the morning and breezy at the coast. temperatures in the 40s and 50s. make sure you grab the umbrellas. you may need them later in the morning. make will be here 4:30 to 7:00 a.m. tracking the showers with live doppler 7hd. >> thank you, sandhya. >>> a bus in pep pen had an unspec -- in pennsylvania had an unexpected passenger hop abo

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>>y alan tacher estará en vivo desde mazatlán con sherlyn premios oye que seran el 26 de mayo en minutos ellos >>y es que maiti interiano puso tacos ahí. >>un beso >>y mañana mucha fortaleza y energía positiva a familias del norte de texas que lo perdieron todo debido a potentes torbellinos en el área, que ocurrio, le llevamos la informacion en breve >>muchas gracias, satcha >>muy linda de rojo >>que , estas nervioso >>estan más hermosas que nunca,. >>modelo uno, botate >>flores del verano >>hoy pasaran muchas cosas aquí, es día de saber como comprar una casa de renta >>y como borrar las arrugas sin bisturi, aquí le diremos como hacerlo >>y qué, estamos de lujo, tenemos visita de ana brenda contreras, protagonista de corazón indomable, escribanos en las redes sociales sus pregutnas >>quiero preguntarle como le va con el torero >>la chica de rojo nos dice que pasa en el país. >>muchas gracias, comenzamos con lo que les estaba adelantando, aturdidos y tropezando a cada paso, abatidos amanecen residentes del norte de texas, torbellinos arrancaron techos y casas con velocidad descomunal >>la

jaime... 0:01 0:09 0:17 1:17 1:58 pkg katherine y alan hern llegaron afuera de la alcalda de martnez hijo aaron, quien prefiri quedarse en casa. s.o.t. alan hern/padre de víctima 8:42:11 he is a strong kid, when i was with him on the sidewalk when he was injured he was completely lucid, he knew what was going on, he wasn't histerical.. el padre dijo que su hijo es fuerte porque a pesar del caos, y haber resultado herido por el bombazo, se mantuvo lcido y en control. nats.. aaron hern fue una de casi 200 personas heridas por el bombaso de bostn el pasado 15 de abril.. los padres dicen que en medio del caos, se separaron de su hijo y pasaron las 2 horas ms largas de su vida buscandolo hasta que lo encontraron en un hospital.. s.o.t. alan hern/padre de víctima 5:57:16 a couple days ago he had his staples removed, he had 86 staples removed from him.. and everyday he gets a little bit better. el padre dijo que hace un par de dias, el mismo dia de su cumpleaÑos, a aaron le quitaron 86 grapas de sus piernas.. el pequeÑo se recupera dia a dia. a raiz del bombaso, aaron recibi la visita de mi

alan, did they drop the ball?> we won't know as to how effective he was in keeping what he was doing secret. we don't want to adopt the boston plan as a kind of model. close down a city, search every single house. they could have found them, probably, if they had engaged in that kind of total investment. probably they could have done more. but we always have to balance the desire to solve crime with need to maintain some degree of privacy and some concern for civil liberty. so the question of whether the police struck the right balance will become clear over time. if there were leads that they didn't follow, or if there were opportunities to do this sooner, obviously, they should have done it. if you monday morning quarterback police action is a always kind of dangerous thing. >> gloria allred, would you agree with that? a lot of people are getting angry about the fact all these young women were snatched, one age 14, one 16, all in a similar part of town, all being held in a house a few miles from where they were

abc7 news reporter alan wang is live at one in peaked moppet with the story -- piedmont. alan? >> we usually see the dui checkpoints at larger intersections just off the highway. but this weekend you could run into one in a smaller community like piedmont and there is a reason why. the police are quite aware that drunk drivers take back roads through the small communities like piedmont to avoid dui checkpoint. >> it is easier to traverse to go through side streets. you are avoiding the highway patrol and you stay out of the main parts of oakland and you are avoiding the heavy presence of officers in a larger community. >> tonight piedmont is surprising drivers with the checkpoint. they pooled the sources of the police agencies and hayward is providing the breathalyzer and blood testing. >> we have everything to facilitate that. the only thing we don't have is a mobile jail. >> in the past three years 4,300 drivers have been snared in these alameda county dui checkpoints. >> when you get in a vehicle and under the influence it is like picking up a gun. that's the way they look a

like, kick yourself out a little bit. >> alan! >> stay still! >> alan! did you get it?mmy: no. it's such a fun movie and i'm so happy you guys came back and all agreed to do this. it's so great. comes out next thursday. every time you come here we always ask you to do something crazy, play a game or something weird. we have a new type of brand-new game that's gonna sweep the nation. >> oh, let's try it out. >> jimmy: yeah? >> yeah, let's take it for a test drive. >> jimmy: all right. very good. bradley cooper and i are playing a fun new game after the break. stick around, everybody! it's a good time! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ sfx: doorbell i'm here to snake the drain. i'm here to flush the pipe. vo: liquid plumr double impact has a long snake that reaches deep in the pipe to grab the toughest clogs, and a powerful gel to finish off the rest. baby. liquid plumr double impact. ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: welcome back to "late night," everybody. i am here with the one and only bradley cooper right there. [ cheers and applause ] he and the wolfpack are back in "the

that's where abc7 news reporter alan wang is live tonight. alan, winning is good for business. >> yes, it was a tough loss for everyone including the bars and restaurants down here. it is amazing what one sports team can do to stimulate the economy. the san jose sharks have consistently filled up the restaurants and the bars down near hp pavilion. despite their success, the lockout still put a dent in business. >> things were not looking good for the sharks early on. >> sharks are down. >> i know, but we're upright here. >> despite an early 2-0 deficit, the towers of beer kept coming at the brit in downtown san jose. >> as a fan and a businessman i am pulling for them. >> bar owners near hp pavilion are trying to come back from the nhl lockout when sales went dry for four grueling months. businesses lost thousands of dollars. >> home games and away games and could be anywhere from $8,000 to $10,000 a day. >> you are looking at that 10% range of what could have been. it definitely takes its toll on us. >> and now shark fans like ryan o'connor

abc7 news reporter alan wang is live at one in peaked moppet with the story -- piedmont. alan? >> we usually see the dui checkpoints at larger intersections just off the highway. but this weekend you could run into one in a smaller community like piedmont and there is a reason why. the police are quite aware that drunk drivers take back roads through the small communities like piedmont to avoid dui checkpoint. >> it is easier to traverse to go through side streets. you are avoiding the highway patrol and you stay out of the main parts of oakland and you are avoiding the heavy presence of officers in a larger community. >> tonight piedmont is surprising drivers with the checkpoint. they pooled the sources of the police agencies and hayward is providing the breathalyzer and blood testing. >> we have everything to facilitate that. the only thing we don't have is a mobile jail. >> in the past three years 4,300 drivers have been snared in these alameda county dui checkpoints. >> when you get in a vehicle and under the influence it is like picking up a gun. that's the way they look a

that's where abc7 news reporter alan wang is live tonight. alan, winning is good for business. >> yes, it was a tough loss for everyone including the bars and restaurants down here. it is amazing what one sports team can do to stimulate the economy. the san jose sharks have consistently filled up the restaurants and the bars down near hp pavilion. despite their success, the lockout still put a dent in business. >> things were not looking good for the sharks early on. >> sharks are down. >> i know, but we're upright here. >> despite an early 2-0 deficit, the towers of beer kept coming at the brit in downtown san jose. >> as a fan and a businessman i am pulling for them. >> bar owners near hp pavilion are trying to come back from the nhl lockout when sales went dry for four grueling months. businesses lost thousands of dollars. >> home games and away games and could be anywhere from $8,000 to $10,000 a day. >> you are looking at that 10% range of what could have been. it definitely takes its toll on us. >> and now shark fans like ryan o'connor

would an independent council serve a better purpose alan, or not? >> well, there are real questions whether or not an independent council fits within the constitutional separation of powers. all of that has been argued and debated over and over again, but if there is ever a role for independent council, this would seem like it. certainly, you can't expect the justice department to investigate itself or to investigate this administration's irs. look, the president appointing a republican as head of the fbi clearly is in response to what is perceived to be questions about the partisanship and you certainly don't want any questions raised about whether or not the head of the fbi is a partisan. so they've appointed a very distinguished and very able republican. >> that's a great point a very interesting point. let me ask you one more before i get some of our other friends in here. do you feel, suppose that lois lerner continues to stonewall, what happens there? oor, let me put it differently, suppose schulman is called back as you suggestings and he's s

abc7 news reporter alan wang is live at one in peaked moppet with the story -- piedmont. alan?ally see the dui checkpoints at larger intersections just off the highway. but this weekend you could run into one in a smaller community like piedmont and there is a reason why. the police are quite aware that drunk drivers take back roads through the small communities like piedmont to avoid dui checkpoint. >> it is easier to traverse to go through side streets. you are avoiding the highway patrol and you stay out of the main parts of oakland and you are avoiding the heavy presence of officers in a larger community. >> tonight piedmont is surprising drivers with the checkpoint. they ple police agencies and hayward is providing the breathalyzer and blood testing. >> we have everything to facilitate that. the only thing we don't have is a mobile jail. >> in the past three years 4,300 drivers have been snared in these alameda county dui checkpoints. >> when you get in a vehicle and under the influence it is like picking up a gun. that's the way they look at it. >> one dui arrest cost him

alan dershowitz, a world renownrenown ed lit gay tor. i'm thankful to both of you. there are so many questions i have for you. let me start with this one. judy clarke known for her incredible defense work. she's been brought in on this team. we don't have the death penalty on the table yet. >> it tells us a great deal about what the strategy of the defense is going to be. she wouldn't take the case in which a political defense of that suicide nature were being espoused. she's in the case because she knows or expects the deft will say i was young, i was influenced by my brother. i did it. i'm sorry. >> but not i didn't do it. you've got the wrong guy. >> i don't think so. he could not take the stand and let the government put its case on. he might say i didn't know exactly what was going on. my brother ran the whole thing. do you bring danny in as a witness at the trial? >> thank you for bringing that up. >> this guy is not involved with carjacking. what might happen is they might not bring the danny thing in during the guilt phase, bring danny in only during the dea

this is the pursuit of perfection. ( alan imitating vacuum cleaner ) alan? what are you doing? there are dust bunnies everywhere. oh... so you're vacuuming dust bunnies? no, their poop. it's all over the place. ( imitating vacuum cleaner ) are you sleepwalking? you're stepping in it, you're stepping in it! don't step in it! ( imitating vacuum cleaner ) alan. why don't we leave the dust bunny poop until morning? ( imitating vacuum cleaner ) click. hey. come on, come on.

alan? >>> alan le regala a la novia. >>> me encantan los tacones cuando no me ven.pa. >>> que sea una propuesta importante, y una propuesta de una obra, o pelÍcula que valga la pena, y justifique el ahora sÍ que el desnudo, no se pudo cuadrar como dices, la obra de 4 x que Íbamos a hacer con daviadeo. >>> hay pudor? >>> sÍ, como no, pero el cuerpo es el instrumento de trabajo, hay que hacerlo, siempre hay pudor, claro que sÍ. >>> televisa espectÁculos. >>> pues ahÍ estÁ, pueden ver, gabriel soto no estÁ negado al desnudo. y demuestra que se puede dar la amistad con david zepeda, se llevan bien, galanes, los dos p corpulentos y tienen trabajos similares, una mujer que tiene la voz extraordinaria, estuvo ausente en el mundo de la mÚsica, del disco desde hace 17 aÑos, lupita d alessio no grabÓ un disco, y regresa al estudio, y nos platica. >>> lupita d alessio regresarÁ a estudios de grabaciÓn luego de dos dÉcadas de ausencia el para la realizaciÓn de un disco inÉdito. >>> estÁ increÍble, padrisimo. >>> inÉdito. >>> sÍ, nuevo, nuevo, nuevo. >>> el deleite lo darÁ usted

that's where abc7 news reporter alan wang is live tonight. alan, winning is good for business. >> yes, it was a tough loss for everyone including the bars and restaurants down here. it is amazing what one sports team can do to stimulate the economy. the san jose sharks have consistently filled up the restaurants and the bars down near hp pavilion. despite their success, the lockout still put a dent in business. >> things were not looking good for the sharks early on. >> sharks are down. >> i know, but we're upright here. >> despite an early 2-0 deficit, the towers of beer kept coming at the brit in downtown san jose. >> as a fan and a businessman i am pulling for them. >> bar owners near hp pavilion are trying to come back from the nhl lockout when sales went dry for four grueling months. businesses lost thousands of dollars. >> home games and away games and could be anywhere from $8,000 to $10,000 a day. >> you are looking at that 10% range of what could have been. it definitely takes its toll on us. >> and now shark fans like ryan o'connor

i sort of side with alan here. my concern about death penalty coming from a country where we don't have it is that dna evidence in particular that's come out in the last few years has already shown that a number of people on death row did not commit the crimes for which they were being detailed to be executed. so putting aside this particular case, on the wider issue of the death penalty, it's been proven to be extremely fallible and for that reason surely it doesn't have any purpose in a modern moral society as you may put it. >> let me make a couple of answers to that. india, the world's largest democracy, with well-developed law, and japan, also a modern democracy, both have and use the death penalty. the united states of course has had the death penalty from its inception. our three most revered presidents, washington, lincoln and fdr, all supported and used the death penalty. president obama supports the death penalty in extreme cases. chuck schumer, the liberal democratic senator from new york state, has said

alan you've been covering this.ot a lot of places in congress in the last four to six years as least where we can say this is at least now bipartisan. it's held this long. is there one thing we should watch out for that can break it up? >> one thing. >> now you have within hour to answer that. >> several things, the difficulty when you have such a large bill like this. >> comprehensive. >> exactly, there's so many areas that could blow up but at the same time it provides a lot of opportunities for people to jump on, so a lot of conservatives are reaching out to republicans in the senate, for example orrin hatch is interesting in bringing more high-tech workers, you look at senator hova in north dakota interested in bringing agriculture workers. >> that's the benefit of it. the danger is it gets so heavy under all the little things that it collapses. i would say i thought it was interesting heritage foundation really pushed back on by many conservatives and an interesting moment with jim demint, teeter tottered, cons

jon: well -- >> alan -- jon: go ahead. >> alan, your math is way off here., alan, we're talking about something the irs has already admitted to. >> i agree. >> they admitted that they targeted tea party groups. >> i agree. >> you can't deny -- >> i'm not denying it. how many times do i have to say it was appalling? do you want me to write it out for you in blood? >> but you then say in the next -- >> i'm pointing out that of 298 groups, 13 were patriot groups, according to the inspector general. that's all i'm pointing out, and it wasn't a majority of tea party groups. jon: but if groups that have tea party in the name or good government or, you know, constitutional instruction, if that is the keyword that they were looking for, that's pretty telling. >> i agree with you, it's wrong. how many times -- i agree with you. jon: all right. >> you won't take yes for an answer. jon: i will. >> the point is the issue is not what alan thinks, the it's how the mainstream media portray this, and they continue to portray this oftentimes as something legitimate. msnbc, e

alan wang is live in saw -- sonoma county with the latest. alan? >> carolyn, this fire is no longer a threat to the wine country or its tourism. but it is a wake up call to the firefighting season that started a lot earlier than expected. tonight firecrews are guarding against any gust of wind that could reignite the fire north of calistoga. it started last night and he saw how fast his farm house went up in flames. >> nobody was here. the winds were blowing so hard. >> it has been a fierce combination with high winds and the low humidity. unseasonably dry weather that is quickly transforming the green hillsides. >> it burned the brown and the green slowed it down. a lot of the fire spread was by aerial spotting of embers. >> those flying embers also ignited two spot fires. there were a total of four wildfires right in the heart of wine country. >> the fire can devastate a vineyard. you won't have any crop for another five years. >> the flames today threatened crops owned by the kendal jackson winery. a reminder for many vineyards to trim down the

now alan, you were saying 1600 with the s&p 500. here we are. where do we go next? - that is the million-dollar question, but let's talk about how we got to 1600. past performance is not indicative of future results. that was strictly a technical call based on the retracement. the market had a 130-point sell-off from 1470, and also 1600 was the projection if we had a full v recovery back to the 2000 highs and the 2007 highs, which we've done. so now it is a matter of where we go from here. but you've got to put it in perspective, that even though we are making highs in price, if you adjust these prices for cpi, or 3% inflation, we'd have to get to over 2100 in the s&p, which is 20% higher than where we are now. - and matt, you were predicting 15,000 and above for the dow. but you have an even stronger prediction. what is that? - absolutely. 1700 in the s&p 500, and 15,250. i thought maybe we could get there by february. it took until spring. and you know, the market could always hit a dry spell. so one thing investors out there have to keep in mind is, how do you de

to my left is alan shimp, the winner in our high school category.arin bhaduri.is encourages students to make a 5-8 minute documentary on about subjects are important to them. is this your first video project? >> not at all. my dad and i make a series of videos that we post on youtube. >> why do you like working in video? >> it is very interesting. they say is a picture of -- they say a picture is worth a thousand words and a video is a combination of a long series of pictures and words. it is a really efficient way to express yourself. i believe it is the frontier of communication. >> josh, what about you? >> i have been into videos and seventh grades. i have been making about 50 videos by now. the perce video was about my dog. it was a little flip camera. i loved it. it is a great form of communication. it really gets the point across. >> you are part of a team. was everybody familiar with video? >> not entirely. not all of us were accustomed to video. it was our first experience was such a big a project like this. it was hard to start at first. af

alan wang is live in saw -- sonoma county with the latest. alan? >> carolyn, this fire is no longer a threat to the wine country or its tourism. but it is a wake up call to the firefighting season that started a lot earlier than expected. tonight firecrews are guarding against any gust of wind that could reignite the fire north of calistoga. it started last night and he saw how fast his farm house went up in flames. >> nobody was here. the winds were blowing so hard. >> it has been a fierce combination with high winds and the low humidity. unseasonably dry weather that is quickly transforming the green hillsides. >> it burned the brown and the green slowed it down. a lot of the fire spread was by aerial spotting of embers. >> those flying embers also ignited two spot fires. there were a total of four wildfires right in the heart of wine country. >> the fire can devastate a vineyard. you won't have any crop for another five years. >> the flames today threatened crops owned by the kendal jackson winery. a reminder for many vineyards to trim down the

we sent alan wang to look into it and he is there live with more. alan? >> carolyn, investigators think this stems from a controversy surrounding the renaming of a local middle school. this sign is all cleaned up, but let me show you what it and two other locations looked like. the messages written over the weekend are similar at all three locations. they use an explative aimed at filipinos as seen on the side of the building owned by the filipino community center. >> this racist thing shouldn't be a part of our lives anymore. we are in america living as americans. >> a filipino restaurant across the street was tagged as well as the office of the filipino advocates for justice. they are treating it as a hate crime. >> we have a different take on it. we see it as a message that we need to do quite a bit more community building. >> police believe the initials ams stand for alvarado middle school, and it stems from the controversial renaming of the school in honor of two filipino-american farm workers. >> they were the ones. they worked with caesar chavez be

we sent alan wang to look into it and he is there live with more. alan? >> carolyn, investigators think this stems from a controversy surrounding the renaming of a local middle school. this sign is all cleaned up, but let me show you what it and two other locations looked like. the messages written over the weekend are similar at all three locations. they use an explative aimed at filipinos as seen on the side of the building owned by the filipino community center. >> this racist thing shouldn't be a part of our lives anymore. we are in america living as americans. >> a filipino restaurant across the street was tagged as well as the office of the filipino advocates for justice. they are treating it as a hate crime. >> we have a different take on it. we see it as a message that we need to do quite a bit more community building. >> police believe the initials ams stand for alvarado middle school, and it stems from the controversial renaming of the school in honor of two filipino-american farm workers. >> they were the ones. they worked with caesar chavez be

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what do you see in the charts with this stock, alan? - this stock has been trading between $16 and $22 since june, so it has been going sideways. a breakout on this target is $28, and it's a long-forgotten stock. we have seen a lot of these stocks - cleveland-cliffs, u.s. steel, a lot of these materials-type stocks - really have been not participating with this rally. so it is going with some out-of-favor stocks, looking for a rebound. - there was a lot of controversy about this one and the ceo. so is there a way to protect yourself in this play? - i am looking at a limited-risk option, buying and in-the-money call for january. it has nine months of time for development. the bottom of the channel is $16, so buying a $16 call for january is going to cost about $4.25. that is my maximum risk. my break-even is about $1 higher, with nine months for price development. and i think this stock has been beaten up and is due for a rebound. - have to mention facebook. earnings are coming up after the close. you have been a bull on this one. what d

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joining us from the floor of cme group, alan knuckman and jared levy. good to have you guys on the show. let's take off with topic number one, bite of apple: apple is issuing bonds. is this a smart move? - it's a smart move for apple. i mean, they are keeping their cash, they are borrowing money, they have got a very high rating, and they have got the interest deduction on the interest that they have to pay out on it. - it would have been nice if they would have been able to bring their money back from overseas without having to pay extra taxes. now, that said, i agree with alan. i would be borrowing money here at apple. 0.6% for 3 years? i mean, listen, it's pretty much free. the bottom line is, can they innovate? and right now, i am a little concerned that apple's, a) their new iphone, and b) their ios 7, may be delayed and may cause more problems with the stock. - now, a 30-year interest product on apple - are they going to be around in 30 years, or are they going to be sony? - so are you buying it or are you selling it? - i would stay away from it,

now for the top story tonight, reaction, with us our barack and hard place duo monica crowley and alan colmes. colmes, i know you are as angry as me. >> i don't share your outrage with this whatsoever. they have been in the country 10 years. this was welfare and food stamps that went to the parents who qualified. they were in the country legally. we are talking about over a 10 year period going to five different people. we had no idea back 10 years ago when they first came here that they were going to be doing a terrorist act. we had no way to know that. you can't retroactively know that. >> bill: there is nothing that bothers you. >> manufactured outrage to go after people who are on welfare.

alan krueger is leaving his post as president obama's chief economist.s on the story from the white house for us. what, he had enough? >> no, lori. actually, this is not uncommon, universities like princeton where alan krueger came from usually limit the leave of absence for their tenured professors to about two years or so. alan krueger, who took over the job as head, chairman of the council of economic advisors in november 2011, has already gone past his two of had year mark. there is a little bit of the wiggle room in that. sources telling, confirming with our colleague ed henry kruger is going to be leaving to go back to harvard, excuse me to princeton to teach. he becomes now the third of these top economists for the president to leave. austin goolsby was here first of chicago. then christina romer of stanford as i recall or berkley, i forget which one. now alan krueger going back to princeton a little over after two years here. according to "the wall street journal", the likely replacement will be jason furman, who is right now in a separate adviso

alan wang is live in saw -- sonoma county with the latest. alan? >> carolyn, this fire is no longer a threat to the wine country or its tourism but it is a wake up call to the firefighting season that started a lot earlier than expected. tonight firecrews are guarding against any gust of wind that could reignite the fire north of calistoga. it started last night and he saw how fast his farm house went up in flames. >> nobody was here. the winds were blowing so hard. >> it has been a fierce combination with high winds and the low humidity. unseasonably dry weather that is quickly transforming the green hillsides. >> it burned the brown and the green slowed it down. a lot of the fire spread was by aerial spotting of embers. >> those flying embers also ignited two spot fires. there were a total of four wildfires right in the heart of wine country. >> the fire can devastate a vineyard. you won't have any crop for another five years. >> the flames today threatened crops owned by the kendal jackson winery. a reminder for many vineyards to trim down the c

we sent alan wang to look into it and he is there live with more. alan? >> carolyn, investigators think this stems from a controversy surrounding the renaming of a local middle school. this sign is all cleaned up, but let me show you what it and two other ocations looked like. the messages written over the weekend are similar at all three locations. they use an explative aimed at filipinos as seen on the side of the building owned by the filipino community center. >> this racist thing shouldn't be a part of our lives anymore. we are in america living as americans. >> a filipino restaurant across the street was tagged as well as the office of the filipino advocates for justice. they are treating it as a hate crime. >> we have a different take on it. we see it as a message that we need to do quite a bit more community building. >> police believe the initials ams stand for alvarado middle school, and it stems from the controversial renaming of the school in honor of two filipino-american farm workers. >> they were the ones. they worked with caesar chavez cou

very quickly, alan, turn to jodi arias.was postponed today until next wednesday, when we may learn whether she gets the death penalty or not. why would it be delayed that long, do you think? >> well, you know, preparing for a death penalty case is very complex. in fact, i was quite surprised when the judge yesterday scheduled the death phase to begin so quickly, particularly with the weekend coming up. normally you would give the defense the opportunity to digest a very, very un-palatable verdict for them and to prepare to shift gears because in the death phase, you essentially have to admit the crime. you have to acknowledge responsibility for it and you need time to be able to shift. so i'm not surprised that there's been a delay. it's a good thing. >> okay. we'll find out next wednesday. >> we don't know, however, if the delay was one the defense wanted. >> we have to leave it there. sorry. thank you both very much indeed. >>> coming up next, on a miss to help the three in cleveland, we talk to jada pinkett smith on her

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