. >> give me the bad news. >> it's not bad news. it will be nice through easter. >> that's good news. >> we go outside, we have clear skies, wish we had skies like this the night of the total eclipse. there will be another one in october. tonight is nice and mild, temperature still in concord up to 60 degrees, san jose, 57 in the city. today 82 in fairfield and 82 at the marin civic center. tomorrow morning no problem. sunny skies and temperature mostly in the low 50s. we'll go north from there up to 77 degrees inland. 73 around the bay and at the coastline 63 degrees. out in the water tomorrow, small craft advisories are hosted. high pressure offshore right now. we have sunny skies for the bay area. sunny skies, mild temperature. things change as the low pressure parks off the pacific northwest. snow levels down the 3500 feet on tuesday and a few showers, not a big rainmaker. meantime, let's sum it up. sunny through the weekend. warm and mild to tuesday. heading out tomorrow from the airport. wins out of the west 25 miles an hour.

for gm to expel bad news for millions -- spell bad news for millions around the world. mary snowy, al jazeera. >> we have hired tony lucas, that's what gm exec mary barra said time after time. the next day the senate panel pushed that conversation much further, raising the issue of criminal liability for failure to act. a gm engineer named ray de georgio, requested in terms of a georgia woman killed in a chevy co-bald accident in 2010. he said he never signed off on changes of the ignition. but senator claire mccaskell held up papers that said he approved of the change. >> has mr. de georgio been fired? >> as i return to the office we will look at the people implications. >> he has not been fired? >> no he has not. >> have there been any instances where gm is actually changing a part and fixing a defect and keeps the part number the same? because this -- this, to me, is not a matter of acceptibilty, this is criminal deception. >> i am not aware of any and it is not an appropriate practice to do. it is not acceptable. >> i am very disappointed really as a woman, to woman

all the bad news is out in me, the worst is over. sometimes the market will call the bottom for you and that's exactly in 2009 what happened with caterpillar. the stock barely batted an eye lash and the bottom was formed. we're used to buying when they go up, but when you think about it, it actually makes a lot of sense. you want to wait until a stock has been derisked and the bad news is baked into the share price and then it might lead to tremendous profits down the road. stocks roared as business improved and the analysts raised their estimates from what was far too low. they all made a huge amount of money because they bought an estimate cut, not a boost but a cut because earnings had finally troughed. that's the key word. anybody could have caught this move after the hideous quarter and the last ba rage of estimate cuts. maybe some of you were saying okay, cramer, that was march of 2009. let me give you a more recent example. jpmorgan, when the incident back in the spring of 2012, the rogue trader who hid ever larger and larger

there is some bad news. >> particularly this part-time issue. >> there is actually an equal number of folks who involuntarily got part-time jobs in equal to the numbers that voluntarily got part-time jobs. a number of those are due to the fact they're no longer blocked into jobs because of health care. thank obamacare. the other thing is you have half a million people who have entered the work force, so they may not get that job they wanted in the beginning, but it is a good thing they have now re-entered and this may be their first, the first steps that they're taking to get in. it's good and bad. also, the stockmarket yesterday rallied when they saw these numbers until there was bad tech news, but overall, an increase -- >> it's not always the barometerer, but gary b. alwaysç is, he started laughing. >> well, i started laughing because she makes a distinction between voluntary and involleytary. a person who voluntarily takes a part-time job, it's a person that can't get a full-time job. they go, yeah, i'm take the part-time job if that's the best i can get. thank god for obamacare f

john layfield along with john greene, tracy, basically, why is this trend towards part-time work bad news? >> well, you take a part of time work hoping you become full time eventually. we are not seeing that rollover. people are taking them economically not because they want to work part time. it's entirely different. that's not what we are seeing. health care and payroll taxes, employers don't want to take on more full-time employees right now. unfortunately, that will hurt us down the road. >> how do you see this trend? >> there is good news in the jobs report. there some bad news. >> particularly this part-time issue. >> there is actually an equal number of folks who involuntarily got part-time jobs in equal to the numbers that voluntarily got part-time jobs. a number of those are due to the fact they're no longer blocked into jobs because of health care. thank obamacare. the other thing is you have half a million people who have entered the work force, so they may not get that job they wanted in the beginning, but it is a good thing they have now re-entered and this may be their first

i think something similar will be in japan where bad news will be recorded -- will be rewarded. is perhaps going to be punished because people say there's a less chance of them coming inside. >> a purple tie. >> a black-tie. releasing their outlook today, political uncertainty as it pertains to thailand, could it be that gdp growth this year's reduced it to buy five percent? when will it get its act together? 99% -- i don't know. if you asked 99% of people in thailand, they have a similar answer. >> the tourism story. >> i was contributing to the local economy. [laughter] think exports will pick up toward the latter part of the year. a fairly negative effect on growth in the near-term. ostensibly, a weaker dollar yen is quite supportive. >> million is so strong, you build overseas -- the yen is so strong, you build overseas. >> and the repatriation is maintaining some strength in the yen itself. >> where do you see the yen going? >> the technical guys are still of the view that the yen can go towards the 171 area. >> what about geopolitical risk? that is always a factor here. >>

does that necessarily spell bad news, though, for facebook? >> doesn't spell bad news for facebook. it's a matter of them innovating in light of the fact they're going to be one of many and already finding new ways to address this. we've seen them acquire different places extraordinarily popular with young people around the world. i think that part of it is to realize that social media has done different iterations and there was an iterations, the goal get everybody at the same place at the same time a. that isn't where the future of social media will be. >> can you put my mind at rest? i have two young boys nottiest teens. nonetheless, i suggest go out to the park and play ball. no, no. we want to be on our kpunt playing "mind craft" whatever. are the kids okay? is technology destroying their little brains as people suggest? >> teenagers, and people in general turning to technology to hang out with their friends, socialize, gossip, flirt, joke around. the things we use to do in the public park, not with our moms. they're trying to find a place of their own. we've done a good job re

at any time you worked there, about avoiding a culture of discouraging bad news about the company? >> i think the culture was not as welcoming of bad news, not across the whole company but in packets it wasn't always as welcome as it should have been. >> senior management positions in light of bankruptcy and subsequent need for the federal government to intervene and bailout the company for it to survive, did you notice that was exacerbated during that time? at that point in time there was resistance to any bad news about the company like for example faulty ignition switch? >> i wouldn't draw that conclusion. >> you never saw in a conversation with regard to the need to diminish the amount of bad news about the company or anything disruptive even if it is all safety shoes? >> no. >> i want to ask, your answer is there is an ongoing investigation but it is important to ask from what you know now from the documents you have been able to review and the conversations you'll have i imagine this issue has captured the attention and consumed much of your time that senior management at gm,

workforce is now back at pre-recession levels. >>> good news is again bad news on wall street right now. you can see the dow is down about 153 points. >>> meanwhile, the bay area housing market remains out of reach for many buyers. a new report by the website zillow says 55% of homes in the area are unaffordable requiring more than 39% of your monthly income to pay your mortgage. we posted an interactive map at kpix.com where most homes are affordable. >>> a tech executive's stance on gay right cost him his job. a dating website recently outed his position against gay marriage. kpix 5's cate caugiran live in the newsroom now with the latest on that story. cate. >> reporter: frank, brendan eich was just settling into the new position 11 days into being ceo at mozilla where the criticism of his views on gay marriage pushed him out of the company he helped to create. popular dating website okcupid giving its okay to the news that brendan eich is leaving ceo. >> he resigned entirely from the company. >> reporter: the dating site boycotted the software community best known for its firefox br

and so, that perhaps tells you that they're just not ready to accept bad news. john? >> one of the most difficult situations in the world. whatever it takes to get through it, certainly, i don't begrudge these families anything. pauline chiou live for us in beijing. appreciate it. >>> all right, happening right now, oscar pistorius grilled again by prosecutors. did the olympic hero shoot and kill his girlfriend in a fit of fury? was this all just a tragic mistake? we're live with what he's saying this morning. that's next. i'm randy, and i quit smoking with chantix. as a police officer, i've helped many people in the last 23 years, but i needed help in quitting smoking. [ male announcer ] along with support, chantix varenicline is proven to help people quit smoking. chantix reduced the urge for me to smoke. it actually caught me by surprise. [ male announcer ] some people had changes in behavior, thinking, or mood, hostility, agitation, depressed mood, and suicidal thoughts or actions while taking or after stopping chantix. if you notice any of these, stop chantix and

vehicles which i know is continuing vexing problem they're attempting to address and on the good news bad news front we have increase of buses even though there are more in service. it's a good thing and more people are riding transit. we know we have a growing population. we know people want to ride transit so we see more riding it. the bad news is we're not providing enough service to accommodate everyone that wants to ride in a comfortable way in particular during peak hours so the system is making some progress on some fronts and there are significant continuing challenges and i think it's incumbent upon all of us, not just with our words but actions, to support muni and its ability to continually invest in its system, to improve its reliability, and expand its capacity so colleagues if there are no introductory remarks i will call up john hailey from mta for his presentation. mr. hailey. >> thank you mr. chairman i will -- i appreciate your incites and the opportunity to speak to the board. i will say regarding the report card and how it looks after the first year i think you did an excel

. >> good news/bad news for chris christie. good news is the new jersey legislature cannot right now force christie's former aides to tell them what they did at the george washington bridge. the bad news, very bad news, the u.s. attorney can now force them to tell everything. >> i have been elected and re-elected. constitution says i can't have another one. so i am done. >> chris christie faces a townhall today. >> the chickens are coming home to roost. >> the thing he most wants to get away from. >> the bridge situation. >> just keeps coming back. >> late this afternoon. a big development. chris christie bridge investigation. >> new jersey has a sense of humor. >> legislative community, investigating lane closures >> a new chapter. >> superior court judge, mary c. jacobson denied the super committee request. >> to comply with subpoenas for documents. >> a big distraction no matter what happens to the two investigations. >> they want to see the transcripts. >> the saga has a new chapter. >> a new phase. >> al be it new phase. >>

this is bad news for facebook because this is how everyone is getting their information. with facebook not having a phone, they have to own espn, they have to own hbo and the must-haves around the world. >> what if facebook turns into a messaging app. that would be a big disease fasr them. >> they tried that. >> what if facebook -- there's no way to monetize that platform. >> compared to other companies they have moved rath quickly. the question is can they -- are these the right apps to buy and drones. google didn't making a significances arou-- acquisitio. >> last week pety was on and we had the conversation with 62.5. both of us said you're going to get a pullback. although everything they say is interesting going forward, it'siit's not going to affect this quarter. facebook has proven themselves the last two times. for you stanford folks, you're not geeks, keep doing what you're doing. >> exactly. there's nothing wrong with it. >> i'm a geek. >> me, too. >> you're a massive geek. >> kara, thank you. >> thanks a lot. >> i like it when somebody gets up in dan's grill. b

. >> jimmy: no, he's not ham -- don't say he's ham-handed. [ laughter ] some bad news for soccer fansys like soccer, football? [ cheers and applause ] bad news, with the world cup just a few months away, brazil still hasn't finished building the stadium. [ laughter ] and now there's talk that the world cup is looking to other places to hold the games. [ laughter ] it's a shocker, yeah i'm not -- out of all the news, that is the one that shocked you the most? stephen colbert is taking over for david letterman! [ applause ] but the fact that the world cup -- they won't have a stadium, they might move the world cup. >> steve: they might move the world cup. >> jimmy: they haven't finished -- i'm not an expert on soccer, but have they tried any empty field? [ laughter and applause ] try it, i've seen people do it. still a fun game. [ british lady voice ] "ho-hoo! honey, get my smelling salts! the world cup might be moving!" [ british man voice ] "i'm nervous myself dear!" [ vomiting ] [ laughter and applause ] [ british lady voice ] "oh, he's throwing up!" seeing someone throw up makes me

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i don't want to sound like i'm a bearer of bad news. e good news is that the market has largely dealt with this because over time there has been a big shift to defined contribution plans. gerri: 401(k) snooze iras and 401(k)s. you put money in an account. it is yours. it is your private property. there is not some pension plan someplace that might be misinvesting it or corruption with organized crime and unions. i think iras and 401(k)s, some people on the left don't like them because they turn workers into capitalists but i think they're much, much safer because the only people that are going to take it away might be government taxing it at some point in the future. but that is whole separate problem. gerri: that is my fear. it is true there has been a change, but in reality, 10 million americans rely on this specific multiemployer pension plan for their, for their retirement and i'm saying tonight, dan mitchell, that i bet you, my last bottom dollar, that taxpayers are going to be asked to help, even though right now they are really --

>> the bad news is there's a long fletch of cooler temperatures. lock in to the weekend and the next week. beautiful pictures here from our viewers. >> contrast that with his gorgeous sunset. it lakeside view of the sunset. 5 ft. of snow still once the road in wisconsin northridge near land the lakes. this mountainous pile of error. says it will be awhile before we get rid of this. and he is right. plenty of snow and lots of melting went on. we're on the right track there is no question about that. ears are sunshine today. there is a little instability as daytime heating goes on. the air bubbles up. we get the showers to form. it is back to the cooler temperatures. since march 1, 1960 percent of our days have been below normal. started just after october. it has been relentless. sunday in monday's temperatures in the '70s were a model is.marvelous. we shut down severe weather production to a large extent across the country. one benefit of the cooler weather up to this point in time. you concede this is a two day satellite animation. here's high pre

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very rare to hear bad news for beyonce but some bad news for beyonce.omen are suing beyonce after getting trampled at one of her concerts. to add insult to injury, they were the other two members of destiny's child. [ laughter and applause ] kelly and michelle. you like that one, kim. you like that one. [ laughter ] this story is very french. this is our most french story of the night. the president of france has angered citizens after appointing his ex-girlfriend, his ex-girlfriend as minister of ecology and energy. and this is after he had already declared her the mayor of sexytown. [ laughter ] so that leaves two things. this is little surprising. a new poll by pugh research has found that 75% of americans, 75% of americans believe marijuana legalization is inevitable. [ cheers and applause ] the same 75% also said, inevitable is a funny word. [ laughter ] inevitable. [ applause ] inevitable. cause like you never hear evitable. what does evitable mean? [ laughter ] dude i think that means you can eat it. [ applause ] that's right. 75% of americans th

well i have some good news and some bad news first the good news, all the trash is gone, all that's left are the citizens crime scene signs and caution tape but the fact is 77th and hawley has been a major illegal dumping location for years so for some people this was the normal. scary huh? now the bad news, it took 7, yes seven 20 cubic dumpsters, like this one here to clean up the mess . the bill will go to oakland taxpayers the cost includes the desposal of the non hazardous waste that was left in a giant fish tank, the cost fof the investigator who shown here combing through piles of trash and the cost of oakland fire responding you see illegal dumping, wheather by design or accident cost money, it's money that the city could use for more important things you pick what you think is important i convinced the east oakland beautification council to change it's name to the oakland beautification council because the entire city needs to come together not just east oakland it needs to be a full on assult on illegal dumping of trash, bulk items , cars and dead animals the city of oakland an

. >> it's bad news because we don't know where she is, who has her. >> it's a good thing and bad on anotherecause it leaves a whole lot of unanswered questions. >> reporter: tonight family and friends of 8-year-old relisha rudd gathered to pass out flyers and pray for her safe return. >> it means a lot to me to see so many people come out. >> reporter: but the dark reality that relisha is still missing did not stay gone for long. at family members marched arm and arm with their community members behind them through the streets of southeast. >> please bring her home. >> reporter: begging for answers. >> she's somewhere out there and if anybody knows where she's at, if they would find it in their heart and come forward. >> reporter: they vow to hope for the best. >> my gut is telling me that she's still alive because i ain't going to never give up on her. >> 1 step at a time to bring her back to us. >> reporter: organizers tell me this is the first of many walks they have planned. there's another one sunday at 4:00 and they will keep having these walks until relisha is home safe. in southeast

the bad news, very bad news, the u.s.can now force them to tell everything. >> i have been elected and re-elected. constitution says i can't have another one. so i am done. >> chris christie faces a townhall today. >> the chickens are coming home to roost. >> the thing he most wants to get away from. >> the bridge situation. >> just keeps coming back. >> late this afternoon. a big development. chris christie bridge investigation. >> new jersey has a sense of humor. >> legislative community, investigating lane closures >> a new chapter.

the bad news is that they came across a lot of challenges.t there were a lot of obstacles in the water and there were rough current. now, here's what happened during the dive operation. the two divers were able to put a guide line in place. this is a line that attaches the divers to the rescue vessel. this line was intended for those other 17 divers to be able to get into the ship, but because of the rough currents and some of the challenges in the water, that rope actually got cut off, so the divers had to come back up to surface. there are also four cranes at the site right now. we've been talking about those for about a day. now, they are on site, but they're sitting idle because they want -- the operators want the divers to actually get into the ship just in case there are survivors before, before the cranes actually move the ship and displace the water into different parts of the ship. now, let me bring you to the gymnasium, where many of the families are still waiting for word. this is a gym in jindo, where there was a lot of emotion to

facilities there, that will ultimately hold eight wells, they drilled two so far and the good and bad news, the good news is the water is fine, the air is fine. you can still go up there and canoe on this pond and enjoy yourself, did not destroy any thing. the bad news is when i asked my parents, one thing you need to do is make sure this well is built right. call up chesapeake and ask them how you making sure this well is going to stand up 20, 30, 40, 50 years? how are you testing will integrity? my father got the runaround and was transferred to oklahoma city and some regional office in pittsburgh, oklahoma city never found out. that is the concern. i right about that in the book. if we are going to be drawing some many wells, we do in the united states have 100 wells a day, we need to make sure it is being done right because that is a legacy we can't afford. if we are not willing these wells right and leaving behind walls that can leak and impact aquifers and look back with a lot of regrets. a lot of excitement of doing something right with this energy. >> let's take that personal story

ashley: bad news for the housing market mortgage lending falling to the lowest level in 14 years the ine comes entirely from a sharp pullback in refinancing now new purchases are flat from one year earlier. shares and sliding sharply as investors were put on edge between russia and ukraine and mixed earnings news. joining me now is the chief economist from dbs investment research. it is the rough day today. a big sell-off visit russia or earnings? >> i think the uncertainty about the russian ukraine this situation is very important. nobody knows exactly how that will work out. meanwhile for earnings, there is nothing wrong with earnings but disappointment but there is more good news than bad news ashley: is the bar those of you don't hit it where the expectations have been tempered that magnifies the of this? >> i think right now is coming out after of long rally with low multiples that you mr. earnings it does not cost as much as high multiples. ashley: that is true. that is the big $64,000 question but where are we headed? you talked about the housing industry that is important for

. >> it is bad news. you may sign up for obama carry on the website.ut if you are not paying the premiums, you are not covered. it is that simple and buying a airplane ticket and showing up on the counter. they will not let you on the plane. that will be the problem for doctor appoints. and if you haven't paid the premium, you are not covered by the insurance plan. and the numbers that they are talking about earlier this week. and guess what, one out of six are not insured because they did not pay up. >> is there a chance. you have a lot of health care analyst suggesting that the payment rate could improve later in the enrollment window. should we give it a shot and perhaps the 15 or 20 percent of the folks, maybe that number will improve? >> yeah, let's hope so. i think what is more likely is that people have to keep paying the monthly premiums and we are finding, sandra, so far this year, bad news that premiums are going up around the country and that mean its is more expensive for the premiums and i would be willing to say we will see a decline and

there is nothing sweet about this, bad news for chocolate lovers just in time for easter.down with some of the top journalists in the country including our very own bill o'reilly. what has been president obama's toughest interviews. jay carney's answer will leave you speechless. t but first let's check in with steve doocy to see what's coming up on "fox & friends." good morning. >> good morning to you, ladies. on this good friday what is heaven really like? a pastor who dedicated his life to researching it is here to tell us what he knows and thinks. >> kevin mccarthy's weekend move rereviews are in. the interview you have to see. johnny depp the accidental actor. plus the sonic shaped truck is here in front of our building. you might just see maria molina serving up shakes on skates. we have a busy good friday program kicks off 10 minutes from now right here on the fox news channel. lean diesel gets up to 795 highway miles per tank. salesperson #2: actually, we're throwing in a $1,000 fuel reward card. we've never done that. that's why there's never been a better time to

news. why should i? but him? the big, bad wolf is dead. >>ring h home. >> many who cannot tonig khtw rudd's fily. others were just mothe touch by the girl's story. not just her family, but everody. ju pray to god that she comes home soon. >> one of her family members says that they already knew khal tatum had killed his wife. ey really worry about what th means for relisha. ey are keeping hope ale tonight. y.a t stay wh abc 7 news for complete covage ofhe search for relisha rudd. the search resumes tomorrow across all of our platforms, including wjla.com, facebook, d creing onow, rescue pulled truck outf the water near the interction. police tell us cws d a thorgh search and they did not fi anyone inside. that road often floods after heavy rain. after a weekend rain and some wet snow, it is not hard to believe that e seei flooding. today, the sun was out and it made it into the 60's. doug hill lets us know what we n expect tomorrow. will you be more of thsame? >> it will be a similar day, tempaturesay be a few ergrees cool. 55 degre now ou

a very clear good news, bad news picture of the economy. click. this is a story of what has been happening throughout different levels of education over the past several decades. if you have a college education or above, your real wages have been on an upward trajectory and classically, the more education, the more training you have, the better your wage trajectory is. the problem is the bottom three lines represent all american workers with less than a college egree. those real wages are lower than they were more than 30 years ago. that is not good. the bigger problem is those bottom three lines represent 60% or more of the american workforce. fewer than 40% of american workers have a college degree. a minority is doing better over time and the majority -- you see them slowly losing ground here. click. this is what the superstar economy is yielding us. this is not a graph of the one percent, this is one percent of the one percent. this is the top .01% of earners. we have this period of relative equality in the economy and in recent decades, that

the news is not all bad. asia is geared towards an export recovery.ountries like taiwan, korea, will be the ones who will benefit. on the other hand, the more defensive markets like malaysia and the tile be the ones we will see -- >> we have about 30 seconds. the to me about the ring in -- renimbi. where do we go with that currency? appreciation -- structurally, because of the accounts are place -- a surplus, we will be at the -- >> ray to have you with us. looking forward to seeing you later. hope you guys do work out the best way forward. the cio i/o for the -- for the asia-pacific region. that doubles as not just for january. it exists all year round. thank you. jumpingustralian dollar after a fall in unemployment. the job forecast continues to confound. it will what is -- what is going on? >> that is a good question. the jobs number has a reputation for surprising us. that march was no different. the market was expecting unemployment to be at 6.1%. instead, it dropped to 5.8%. 18,100 jobs were created. if you look at the figure, you need to start

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bad news for the warriors as center andrew bogut was diagnosed with a rib fracture. he suffered the injury in last night's loss to the blazers. official word from the warriors for tonight. warriors/timberwolves newly-elected hall of famer sarunas marciulionis back in oakland tonight kevin love 3-pointer t'wolves led by as much as 19 in the 1st 40 and 14 rebounds in the 2nd quarter warriors come back stephen curry 3-pointer warriors behind by 2 at the half andre iguodala sitting out nice fuchsia coat 3rd quarter/ 85-83 t'wolves draymond green ally-oop to david lee 85-85 tie 4th quarter/ 117-113 warriors curry one of his 15 assists to klay thompson for the dunk 119- 113 warriors 4th quarter/ 123-116 warriors curry dagger 3-pointer final: 130-120 warriors they get 6th playoff seed will almost surely play clippers in playoffs finish regular season 50-21 the miami heat decided to rest washington. allowing the indiana pacers to take the number-one conference. no surprise at the wnba draft. man bottom 3rd/ 1-0 angels' chavez 2-0 angels top 4th/ 2-0 angels yoenis cespedes so

. >> hates bad news coming out of financials. i know wells fargo did pretty good today in their earnings. jamie dimon didn't. what the market tells us as the day goes on starting to pick up losses. the word next week about morgan stanley and goldman sachs and some of the other financials, if they underperform, this downdraft we're having in the market could turn into a 10% correction. melissa: jack what do you think. >> ily it also has an awful lot to do with the glamour stocks, twitters and facebooks and teslas that were doing so well. hey, if you will buy twitter 40 times future earnings, probably won't hit, why not own jpm at 11 or 12 times earnings? those things lost their mojo and gilead, lot of their mojo. i think that caused investors to get a little worried about the rest of the market. melissa: hang on to your thoughts, jared. we'll get you to in a second. i want to get to the exchanges to hear from our folks on the floor there. nicole petallides at new york stock exchange. jo ling kent at nasdaq.cole, itg again today. h

the very day we received bad news and as i shared that with my friends and they all--all day, for weeks, virtual hugs. it was wonderful. >> it is wonderful, and there is nothing superficial will the connections that people make in what i call a disease community or illness community. in fact, you will find that when we meet each other in children the getting to know you process is accelerated. i've rarely connected with someone online and then met them in person and been disappointed. every time it's been wow, it's you. i'm so glad to meet you. >> because you already know each other. what happens when the blogging and the tweeting stops and the person you have tweeting with has died. we'll talk more next. >> representing the end of my journey, but then that represents the starting point of another journey for everyone else. what a wonderful purpose then to have. >> the message, legacy is one that i think has already touched so many people around the world. >> welcome back. we're talking about social media and it's place in the discussion of death and dying. david, i was talking to my in

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there is a possibility we could see some bad news there. out state university that says we could see some enormous increases in vegetable prices in the coming year or so. that is way ahead of the increase. this is a worst-case scenario. >> and there is no guarantee. i was in california, talking to farmers about planting and theyher the a drought -- expected to make money off the drought. they said we have less yield, but we can charge so much more. makers.riced takers, no >> it influences behavior. we may import more food. it may change what they plant. less water intensive crops. those things could influence. and people are not talking about el nino on the west coast. that means more rain. that could you alleviate the drought. usda has to evaluate. >> the alleviating the drought will not help the farmers in the short term. >> the usda will evaluate all of this. they came out with their forecast this morning and they have not changed it. they see higher food prices. 2.5% to 3.5%. >> are they good at forecasting? >> not too bad. there's a po