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welcome, beth. what stands out to you in today's jobs report. beth: first, i just want to say wow. we were surprised to see something close to 300,000 gains for february. we thought the weather would be a drag on it. we saw pretty much job gains across most sectors, so that is a positive. we are seeing more of a broad reach across the job readings. one of the concerns we want to note is that while it is nice to see the unemployment rate droppe, if you look at the detail, the reason that drop was the case is because a lot of people left the job market, a significant amount. that is not good for people or the economy. pimm fox: will today's report influence fed policy? beth: i think the fed is certainly watching every number and will take a look at that. the jobs numbers are becoming like the new norm. the real reading is what is happening with wages. year over year 2% not a great reading for the fed. they want to see something stronger than that. there are also suggestions if you look at the income wage readings, they were a bit stronger. if you take out mining and particularly ener

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watch what it caught. >> so badly produced. >> we appreciate your enthusiasm beth.s one, no. >> i don't think this video got anybody on the internet. >> i'm going to call myth busters. >> what i'm talking about. >> that's going to do it for us at "right this minute." thanks for joining us. see you next time, everybody. . >>> live from new york city, it's "the wendy williams show." we're breaking down all of the craziest hot topics and "empire"'s resident bad boy bryshere gray is here and he's telling us about the breakout show and shocking finale. plus, you've got questions and she's got answers, in an all new edition of "ask wendy." ♪ now, here's wendy! ♪

watch what it caught. >> so badly produced. >> we appreciate your enthusiasm beth.s one, no. >> i don't think this video got anybody on the internet. >> i'm going to call myth busters. >> what i'm talking about. >> that's going to do it for us at "right this minute." thanks for joining us. see you next time, everybody. harvey: welcome to tmz live. harvey levin here. charles: charles here. harvey: i find this surprising, even shocking. tom cruise and katie holmes do not like each other or talk to each other. the reason it's relevant -- obviously they've been divorced for a while but the reason it's relevant they have an 8-year-old daughter and don't communicate at all. they don't talk about child rearing decisions together, it's all done through intermediaries. that cannot be good for this kid. reporter: that all bubbled up because there's a big story out today that

many people didn't have water running. >> like hundreds of others in the area, beth's house is stilling but uninhabitable. the effects of hurricane iniki are devastating but not just to homes and power lines. >> i lost my job. i moved away from home for five years. i only saw my children on weekends for five years. it wasn't until my job allowed me to transfer back home -- and i'm getting teary about it because it was really very emotional -- that i could actually say the hurricane was behind me. >> living through the most powerful hurricane to strike the state of hawaii in recorded history, beth and tony now see things a little differently. >> we are just a speck or a dot on this planet and the planet rules everything. >> mother nature can come up at any minute and sneak up and just throw you a curve. so you really become more present and more appreciative and more grateful. >> whoa! >>> coming up -- >> i definitely wasn't breathing. i was unconscious. >> a bungee jumper's life hangs in the balance. >>> and later -- a plane drops from the sky. >> holy crap. >> he was actually fallin

i want to suggest the possibility everybody starting with beth. you know how you have kids in the backseat. we all remember being one of the kids in the backseat. four brothers. we were all in the backseat together sometimes. sometimes there's a sister. he's sitting on my side or he just touched me. it's almost like that with the media. i don't mean the right and left. the big mainstream accusedly liberal media and hillary clinton seem to have this narrow mind-set he's on my side. this looks like it will be all through the next ten years if he's president. your thoughts beth. this natural sense i really do want to fight. i don't want to get along. that's what i'm thinking. >> one thing that struck me very strange about this week is the fact that "the new york times," which republicans thing is the most liberal newspaper ever that they broke the story and that hillary clinton and her -- i mean not her personally but her team is fighting back and calling what they did sloppy journalism. suddenly you've got supposedly the liberal presidential candida

. >> in our newsroom msnbc senior editor, beth you've covered politics tore so many years, this does seem like a self-inflicted wound. >> it does andrea. hillary clinton has a really good opportunity today if she does it right to if not completely put this behind her, to open up some clarity about what went on there and went on no the announcement of her campaign as ann was suggesting. i covered her 2008 presidential campaign hillary clinton often says i was born with a responsibility gene, that's her term, responsibility gene. i want to do the right thing. and this is her chance for her to complain, you know what this was not this big of a deal folks. until she does that and gets out ahead and answers the questions that everybody has, explains why she did it then she can't move forward. this was the right decision for her to take questions from the press and hopefully to take as many questions that come her way so she will -- any further questions about why she did this. >> dick durbin today, the senior senator from illinois who is very close to the president, as we know had this to

. >> joining me now, the atlantic's steve clemens, with msnbc senior editor beth fewy and howard dean. howard dean, a feature, not a bug. >> i'm very surprised at this. first of all, i was very surprised john mccain signed the letter in the first place. he gets what you're supposed to do. he was a prisoner of war in hanoi for a very long time, and i don't think he liked it when jane fonda had a few things to say. i think this is somewhat similar. i think cotton doesn't get it. he's a veteran, he had a decorated career in the army. of all people, he should know you don't do this. if you seven in the army with a commander of chief, you don't do this. he has a right to say that, but to give comfort to the enemy, which is the hardline in iran, i think was shocking. just shocking. and i'm very surprised john mccain signed the letter. >> he's having second thoughts. all you have to ask john mccain about the letter and he gets wobbly on it right away. he also said this -- >> beth, the guy every once in a while is honest about these things. >> he's supposed to be the lion of foreign policy fo

yeah beth, by the way, is a new jersey woman. she grew up on the jersey shore or nearby and worked there as well. so there's another "tom's river" connection. so thank you very much and thank you all for coming. it's really wonderful to be at a place where so many people love books. it's very affirming. and it just feels great to walk around and see so many people who are so jazzed about writing and it's great. i would like to, sort of, live at this it's value permanently. [laughter] that would be every author's dream, so thank you for coming. so "tom's river" is an ordinary place where extraordinarily -- where extraordinary things happened. and, well, that makes for good nonfiction for many reasons. i, as jim mentioned i was a newspaper reporter for more than 20 years, and most of that time was spent covering environmental issues. and be you write about environmental issues, you know almost immediately that one of the things that really consumes readers, that they're really concerned about are patterns of disease around them; on

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beth ann and rick santelli. the latest revision on gdp came in at 4.2%. we remember 5%. growth is slowing. we're just about to finish the first quarter. some feel we may have zero growth. >> we did bring down our first quarter gdp growth closer to 2% shaving off 1% off that. obviously the dollar strength is weighing on exports. we saw that with the corporate profits exports and that's going to weigh on it further. also the energy led investments are going to be a pull back as well but we're still pretty optimistic overall. we'd add that weather or mother nature is at play here as well and we think that's transitory and when spring warms up the area, we're going to see some improvement. >> steve, what do you think is driving the improvement here? >> i think we've got a story that looks very much like last year. if you think back to this time last year we're going through a period where u.s. economic data was disappointing largely driven by some transitory factors beth ann was talking about. western at a point where the u.s. market was flat which is where we are today. a l

. >>> former model, beth, talked to the philadelphia news. >> he hurt me in the most wicked, horrible >> spokesmen for cosby declined to comment and barbara bowman in philadelphia magazine. >> what happened was horrible, painful, and frightening. >> cosby's lawyer called bowman's claims absolutely untrue. but bowman, green, ferrier, and the others would not back down. >> i want people to know that we are real people out here and it is happening. and i am going to let people know. >> let people know by testifying in andrea constand's civil case. but when we come back, constand versus cosby takes an abrupt turn. >> and it just seems to disappear into the ether, almost. >>> by 2006, four men publicly -- for women publicly aly accused cosby of drugging and sexually sauling them. andrea constand and her lawsuit against cosby. >> he took me in. >> tamara green, beth ferrier, and barbara bowman. allegations like these would bring down most public figures. but not bill cosby. >> i wrote my 6,500 on word piece for philadelphia magazine, thinking that with all these women claiming they have sto

. >> beth ann col burg followed it and documented it on her cell phone at one point the big cat turned and stared directly at beth the bold approach ended when the animal wandered into the woods and no one was hurt. >> that happened in canada and it would not happen here. health check at 4:00, simple patience could mean getting fewer calories when eating rice, they found that adding a tea spoon of coconut oil and refrigerating it for 12 hours cuts the calories and starch in half and the calories don't increase if you reheat it. >> i will be trying that, here at the big board a big round of applause is heard for one proud mama who is keeping it real. rachel holis postd this picture of herself wearing a two piece swimsuit, she knows people could see her stretch marks. so posted this for moms, i wear a bikini because i'm proud of this body and everything on it it has more than 350,000 likes and inspired moms to post the real pictures of their real bodies. >>> good are you going to write a bad review on yelp, know you might get fact checked. this is dan w. he wrote a scathing review of a c

>>reporter: it has been an emotional school year for seneca ridge teacher beth carter. this seventh grade math teacher who rarely misses class would have to skip school for surgery and chemotherapy. >> i told him i would try to be there is much as i physically could. reporter: dr. saying stay -- said staying in class could open or to infection, centering team of she sad to stay home. >> i was crying. it was frustrating, why can i be there to teach? reporter: the frustration turned into fortitude. her determination to fight kicked in. she decided if she could not be in the classroom, the classroom would come to her. >> jack, tell me, what did you get for the new ordered pairs? reporter: her husband's company, cicsosco, installed web cameras at home and in her classroom. the students remain engaged. >> your graph should look like this. it enables me to feel like i'm still in the classroom. i can interact with the kids, they can talk to me, i can talk to them, i can see what they are doing, they can ask questions. reporter: a substitute teacher watches over the class while

jeff: beth and shannon both have children with severe epilepsy and they sate marijuana oil legalized in virginia this year has reduced their seizures dramatically and is now time to take the effort national. >> right now the current law is turning parents into criminals. >> this has given me hope. this is our last chance at help. jeff: these republicans are proposing a bill to end the federal ban on medical marijuana as well as allowing doctors to prescribe marijuana to veterans and allow dispensaries to work with banks like other businesses. >> it seeks to correct two decades of wrongs and -- >> i am also a criminal in the united states of america, the country i decided to volunteer six years of my life to stand up and fight for freedom. >> we will make it past. >> if nobody else does, we will do it. kimberly: coming up, the push to keep your kids healthy. what the fast food chain is dropping from its menu and of the choices it will offer instead. kimberly: it is kind of a disappointment when st. patrick's day weather is so great. eileen: but that hasn't stopped a lot of people from

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there are issues at this moment, which have not been dissolved, we are concentrating on finding the beth solutions. which are mutually agreed by everyone, and this -- these efforts would be continued until we have those solutions. so we do not have any artificial deadline, sick o'clock, 9:00 o'clock, for us the whole day can end in the next morning. so we are sparing no effort to find the best solutions. >> we heard there from a member of the delegation talking about the search for the solutions but just remind us what the main problems are? what are the main stumbling blockens that are causing these to go over the deadline? >> well, as we understand it, the general understanding is that the mange issues remain from the iranian's point of view the speed from which the sanctions regime is lifted if the deal is in place. how fast those sanctions are lifted particularly from the iranian point of view, essentially once the deal is signed they want the sanctions lifted immediately. want as faced response to keep the pressure on -- so they abide by the details of the agreement the other issues

. >> you might be on the right track, beth. >> stop. >> it's all fun and games until somebody almost loses their fingers. it's spraying blood everywhere and this guy's hand seriously cut. >> how much that is going to cost to replace the glass? >> i'd be worried about ply finger there's. there we go scientific principle proved. next video, and we'll if the principle pays off. a bunch of college kids we'll pay you $100 if you take a shot to the face of pepper spray. >> one more vision of everybody's faces. just in case. this might be the last thing i see. >> he's ready for it. eyes are open they spray. >> [ bleep ]! >> water. >> hurry, hurry. >> regret kicks in. now we've got two more minutes of pain and regret. >> blink a lot. blink a lot. >> dude i need more [ bleep ] water. >> he asks for water, they come up with a dixie cup. >> blink your eyes. blink. >> [ bleep ]! i can't open my [ bleep ] eyes! >> they get him inside. he starts pulling off his shorts go to the sing rubs his eyes. i hope the $100 was worth it. >> and an update on i story that the family credits us with introducing

. >> joining me beth few ee jackie kucinich.p disagreements with conservative voters we mentioned common core but immigration is a big deal where they are differing. how much do you see the south being a place bush touts his last name instead of running from it. >> it is a different place now, jose than when his brother and father won there. south carolina is a conservative state. there's a lot of other republicans in the primary far to his right competing for those largely tea party voters in south carolina ted cruz rand paul plenty of people who traveled there, connect more with that very conservative swathe of republican voters but jeb is there and he is trying and he is pushing for it. that shows he is playing there and taking it seriously. >> interesting, jackie. seems as though the bushes haven't changed on these issues it is south carolina that's changed on this issue, right? on common core on immigration. >> right. i think you're going to see jeb do something similar that he has done in iowa and to some extent in new ham

. >> expect the unexpected in beth of these videos. first one tv interview happening.view eee, doesn't like being on camera. >> oh! >> one of his own hit him hard right over the elbow, knocked him over. >> that ram flocked him up pretty good. >> said get the flock out of here. >> oh. >> and he did have broken bones. >> oh no. >> it's true. had to be taken to the hospital. >> mistreating the rams? was this ram trying to take his opportunity to get his side of the story into this news interview? >> i think some maybe talking smack about him and he didn't like it. >> the ram knows it's all about viral videos these days so he's like i'm helping my brother out. >> now or never. >> now this video also interesting. this is apparently at a wedding ceremony. husband and the wife are building sticks and then this happens, watch. he takes a swing at her and then she's like heelcome to theest of your life, mate! >> he did inquire about this to try to figure out if this was a traditional marriage ceremony in india but turns out it's not. >> she set the theme for the rest of the mar

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it's morning in the country view lake community when beth jacoby hears some unusual cries coming fromhouse. >> i could hear this, it didn't even sound like -- it didn't sound like a dog. thought maybe it was a cow dying. >> 20 minutes later, beth discovers the source of those cries. >> i ran inside and grabbed my dad and i told him there was a dog in the -- that had fallen through the ice in the middle of the lake and we needed to go save her. >> mike jacoby calls 911. >> 911. >> i'm at country view lake. and there's a -- i know it's just a dog, but there's a big dog trapped in the lake and the ice. she's a big dog trapped in the ice and he ain't going to get out unless somebody gets him out. >> all right. i'm going to contact animal control. we'll try to get someone out there. >> down by the lake, the jacobys recognize chloe, a neighbor's 16-year-old labrador retriever. >> she was really trying hard to kind of crawl up over the ice after hearing her name being called out. >> the 911 dispatcher calls fellow police officer george sims who he knows lives on the lake and has a dog fittin

and beth for all the phone wars that are being waged politically, netanyahu also feels the republicans will remain a bull wart against any negotiations with iran. >> he wasn't as definitive as he was when he was before congress saying it was a bad deal. he was dialing it back saying we could live with a little bit and made the point that iran threatens not only israel but the rest of the middle east, too. so he was pivoting from that hard right tack he took with congress back to speaking again to probably the president and the american people that he's not that hard line of a guy. >> it's just fascinating for students of politics because he did this very explicitly in a message to us, to americans in a tv interview, so he's clearly continuing to telegraph to both audiences and both countries. the panel stays. coming up we'll talk about a staffer for scott walker who is now the later to succumb to the freedom of speech form we now know as social media. and mitt romney talking about his regrets and not reaching out to who? more minorities in 2012. and he said he's going to go shirtless f

transfer of a type 21 off-sale general license from from 5801 geary boulevard to 225 bush street for beth aboulafia doing business as target corporation, dba target express. >> i believe we have a report. welcome back. >> good morning. i am a lieutenant from the san francisco police department. we have an application from taret corporation for a type 21 off site. if approved it would allow the premises to sell off sale beer wine and distilled spirits. this is not the conventional target we're familiar with. this is new in san francisco. target is looking at a smaller more contained model that is going to be similar to other pharmaceutical larger chain retails that we have throughout the city so this is a much smaller square footage compared to the traditional store. i will point out there are no letters we are regarding a protest or letters of support. the space was vacant. there were 16 calls for service. none of them relating to what's occurring today. i would mention that this premise is currently located in an area of high crime. it's also in an area of undue concentration. the depart

. >>> and the reah hoe beth beach is celebrating with corned beef and cabbage. it's between 10:00 and 7:00 p.m. i'm hungry. the nonprofit invites anybody who bought their st. patrick's outfit from one of their stores on good will's facebook page for a chance to win a $100 gift card. you can check out traditional irish dance performance to get you in the hollywood mud. the mchugh dancers are performing at mcguffey's restaurant. that's tonight at 7:00. >>> plans were just unveiled to reveal two pieces of prime real estate in atlantic county. 's at gardeners and basin. they include the addition of a new retail village, a water fronlt res straumts new entrance drive and parking lot and expansion of the existing atlantic city aquarium. also in line for redevelopment is bader field, a former airport spread out over 140 acres that's sitting mostly empty right now. it should come in phase ss with baseball and soccer fields that will breekts new life into bader. the bader property probably the most valuable on the east coast because it's surrounded by water. >> atlantic

. >> note to self never ride with beth. >> there was a fortunate and speedy rescue for this 14-year-old girl that somehow got stuck in the mud. not sure exactly how she ended up in there, but right here you see her rescue under way. firefighters came to the area managed to throw a rope over to her. she managed to grab on to. fortunately it doesn't look like she's too deep in the mud and they are able to very carefully pull her out. >> you can tell it's quite dangerous. at the very beginning, what kind of rescue is this? she's right there but no one's going to take another step further. must be like quick stand you do see they do pull her out and taken to the hospital. fortunately, she escaped with no major injuries. check out this other video which is more dramatic because there's a woman hanging from that second story window of the building. notice a lot of spoke because her unit is on fire and this is her attempt at saving her own life. >> wow. >> you see at the bottom people on the street. watching what's happening. also trying to figure out how to help her. in the end she lets go an

. >> you might be on the right track there, beth. it's all fun and games until somebody almost loses their fingers. it's spraying blood everywhere and this guy's hand is seriously cut. >> how much is that going to cost them to replace the glass? >> i would be worried about my fingers. in the next video, a whole bunch of college kids say we will pay you $100 if you take a shot to the face with pepper spray. >> let me get one more vision of everybody's face just in case. this might be the last thing i see. >> he's ready for it, his eyes are open. they spray. >> get me water, hurry up! >> now the regret kicks in. right about now we've got a few more minutes of just pain and regret. he asks for water, they come up with a dixie cup. >> blink your eyes. blink. >> i can't open my [ bleep ] eye! >> they do get him inside they start pulling off his shirt. he goes to the sink and starts running the water. i hope it was worth it. >>> this is a very cool music video. >> i thought that i was safe using contraception but the pill is only 99% effec

and, finally beth williams is evil of roxbury technology, a company with mission to get back to its urban community by creating jobs and manufacturing earth friendly products. so we have a great group of people here today. i would like to start out the discussion with lee saunders. why should we care about our urban areas? >> first let me thank c.a.p. for coordinating and sponsoring with afscme. we believe this is a discussion that is long overdue. that, in fact, there's a tragedy going on within our urban centers across this country. the lack of jobs the lack of good paying jobs, and we got to talk about it. not only on the labor side but business, academics, elected officials all of us have to think outside the box to talk about the problems that exist in the urban areas right now. you know about the detroit of the world you've heard about atlantic city. you've heard some of these cities are actually having a comeback. but if you look at the specific comebacks you will see that in effect it is just in small areas of that particular city. and that, in fact when you go outside of the area

so has beth seidenberg another partner at kleiner perkins. the bigger question is, was there a system in place in kleiner where women were judged differently than men. >> one of the takeaways, kleiner didn't handle some of the harassment issues well. that doesn't seem to be in much dispute. >> yeah. >> had some issues with harassment as did ellen pao. i mean what is the takeaway for the venture capital industry in silicon valley after this very embarrassing case for pretty much everybody end vofld? >> remember this is a gender discrimination case and a retaliation case not a harassment. that's hanging over this whole thing is this one particular partner who behaved badly. i think that it's an interesting question. they don't handle it well. there are partnerships and partnerships are not always known for, you know -- it's not a company, you know, which has much clear hr policies in place. they didn't react as well. they didn't have an hr person. there's all sorts of questions where the policies were and who had them and the confusion around i

take a look at this section of wisconsin avenue in beth es ka.or commuter route with a 25-mile-per-hour speed limit. drivers have to slow way down to avoid bottoming out and damaging their cars in this series of deep potholes. a nearby business owner says he's lost count of how many times this same section of road has been patched since january only to crater up again. just up the street east-west highway, another major commuter route, traffic abruptly slows as drivers hit what looks like an obstacle course. have you noticed that traffic seems to be slowing down? >> well i think two things. one is that some people are caught off guard, especially if the potholes are filled with water. and people are swerving to miss them. >> reporter: most local municipalities have very active pothole filling programs. the problem is they're just appear to be so many more of them this year than there have ever been. in northeast washington jackie bensen news 4. >>> the county says that it normally has four trucks out making daily repairs on those potholes but wit

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