. >> reporter: oh, yes, has anyone won in bingo before? you have? oh, you're going to teach me how to play. anybody watch channel 5? i love you guys. we're here in san francisco, what are we doing here today besides bingo? >> yeah, we're honored to be here serving meals, playing games with the elderly, youth, and family, and helping to lift spirits. >> reporter: i saw the meals being served, so tell me how many are served on a daily basis? >> across the city they have 11 places, and it's over 10,000 meals. >> reporter: yes, and you're working with children. >> yes, we're very happy to be here today. >> reporter: this is amazing because it's an outreach program within the warriors, you guys as employees always gather and support your community. >> that's right, the last season our employees donated more than 1400 hour, and we're looking to up it to 2,000. >> reporter: that's a lot of hours and work. >> it's something the team and owners, and employees really embrace to give back to the bay area. >> reporter: and a found out when this progra

hall -- a bingo hall last week after allegedly dealing cocaine during bingo games. became suspicious after people who didn't have bingo kept yelling bingo. [ laughter ] you have a "b," an "i" and two "f's." it's all bingo to me, baby, it's all bingo to me. keep it going. keep rolling the letters. keep rolling them. this is insane, the orange county fair in california has started selling bacon wrapped churros, fried in bacon fat and filled with a half shot of jack daniels. [ cheers and applause ] and i hear -- and i hear they are simply to die of. [ laughter ] this is pretty cool. lg electronics has unveiled an 18-inch flat screen prototype that is paper thin and can be rolled up for portable use, which means that soon you'll be able to accidentally throw out a tv. [ laughter ] where's the tv? oh, i think i threw it out. was it rolled up like a poster? yeah. i threw it in the garbage. why are you throwing away our posters? and finally, according to an episode of the tlc show "sex sent me to the er," a woman -- a woman has developed a severe allergic reaction to her h

or playing bingo. >> very sweet woman. she was funny. she loved bingo. mean she used to sit with us and talk about her days. i feel like it's part of my family. not just a friend. that's how nice she was to all of us. >> reporter: and hunt did live in this same home on this block for 17 years. neighbors not only in shock tonight about her death, but say she will be very missed. we're live in port richmond. i'm diana rocco cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> all right. diana, thank you. >>> mercy fitzgerald hospital row leased this statement a few minutes ago it read in part "we continue to pray for the victims and their families. it went on to say we're thankful for the responders to this incident. the many law enforcement professionalprofession who a pae investigation and the outpouring of support we received from our community. >>> all indications are the hospital was prepared to handle a situation like this. we're told mercy had an active shooter drill eight months a doy saw proper police identificati identification. police responders were on the scene in und

. >> reporter: and bingo. here's the view from that camera inside.ing a man and a woman team caught red-handed. >> what we have here, we have the guy. and i have the missus. >> reporter: they start bickering when they can't find any of their devices. >> it's almost like a husband and wife team arguing about wherever their skimmer is because somebody got it. and that was us. we got it. >> reporter: law enforcement is still on the hunt for mr. and mrs. skimmer. but in the meantime there are some things you can and should do to protect your digits. if you're fueling up choose a pump near the attendant. crooks prefer to operate in the shadows. or you can always pay in cash. at the atm give the machine a good look. if anything appears off, keep on walking. and always remember to cover your hand when you enter your pin. lastly, no matter where you are, check your account. a lot. once you report a fraudulent charge, the law says you have no responsibility for paying charges you didn't make. it worked for richard norris back in florida. thanks to his careful

. >> like bingo. >> bingo. >> this is a combination of bingo and i spy. truck, a motorcycle, mountain. as you see them, you get to claim them. i just use coins and five in a row, bingo. play it with the family. >> nice idea. >> the scenery changes and the game always changes. >> thank you so much. >> thank you, everybody. happy summer. >> all right. next week actress kate hudson comes by. plus, the big c's benjamin hickey. >> and five seconds of summer. >> plus matthew -- >> love him. >> and joy fit club members vie an awesome week, everybody. see you on monday. bye-bye. >> i'm here to help. through this get together. [applause] ♪

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>> bingo, she is taking the flowerpot. she only takes two. top line family hair care where they wanted to present something nice. >> of course, flowers are so welcoming. if you've got customers coming in, the flowers make you feel good. hanging baskets are not cheap. >> they are not. >> these are not hers. >> this is probably going to cost her more when she gets caught. >>> when you're in sports racing, it's best to shake things out before the competition, make sure you don't have problems. here's sebastian. getting ready for the wrc rally in finland. got his volkswagen, pedal down, this is just practice. pretty quick there. let's go faster. >> whoa. >> whoa. >> catching some air, doing jumps sideways getting the car off the ground. >> as he's going around the corner. >> this is like a gravelly road, too, he doesn't have the best traction. >> no. but that's what these guys practicing for, getting the car ready for. each pass getting faster and faster. airing third car out further. >> whoosh. >> who's the guy in the white shirt? >> one of the

boy meets bingo hall. boy falls in love with -- >> seth: he wins.dians of the galaxy." but it was a different -- yeah, so i had the title, but i never really read the comic books. i mostly just looked at the pictures. much like most books. >> seth: sure, right. >> if there's not pictures -- >> seth: if you're going to be picture-based, comics is definitely the best way to go. >> yeah, it's the best reading for a picture-based reader such as myself. >> seth: do you -- you have got, let's say, there is so much in a movie like this. i'm sure it takes years. it's great though. some of the best cgi i have ever seen in a film. >> ground breaking. yeah. they did really cool stuff. >> seth: bradley cooper plays rocket. he's outstanding as a raccoon. without knowing you kind of can't tell it's bradley. he's actually like, really acting. >> yeah, he's doing the real voice, yeah. >> seth: vin diesel hit the jackpot. >> yeah. >> seth: let's be honest. he playes groot. >> yes. >> seth: he only says one thing. >> well he says i -- "i," "am" and "groot." so really

the room away from the door it will be helpful (calling names) am i getting the right this is like a bingo game >> i apologize. >> you had more speaker cards. >> any public comment on that item? >> okay. any public comment on that item? thanks >> commissioners i'm ethan the current chair of the board at the hills school i want to acknowledge the incredible work put forward by the supervisor farrell and his staff getting us here today he made reference to the fact this had been contentious we could expect is a longer process and i want to thank the neighbors directly so what our negotiations bill and jim perspire. we're not going to make a formal presentation but if you have questions about the architect of the school the head of our school is present and able to answer them and the architect go is here and able to answer questions we were not planning on making a formal presentation today. secondly, mary introduced the concept of the alleged conditions this came about from a period of a lot of hours the last thing we took the conditions currently under which we're running the school and th

. >> by this time there were so many beach movies they became a genre, beach blanket bingo from 1965.where annette funicello, frankly avilon and dancing at the beach. >> who can forget when the fascination made it to tv, bay watch, pam anderson and the hoff every week. fit, good-looking lifeguards racing across the sand in slow-mo showing off their bright red suits and all that skin. >> but in some ways we may have come full circle. maybe the victorians had it right after all. suits like these, new fashion trend they protect bathers from the uv rays of the sun. >> or do like me, sit under an umbrella. put on a lot of sunscreen. >> do you have any? >> i do. >> don't forget your shoulders. >> oh, thank you. i took the trash out. i know. and thank you so much for that. i think we should get a medicare supplement insurance plan. right now? [ male announcer ] whether you're new to medicare or not, you may know it only covers about 80% of your part b medical expenses. it's up to you to pay the difference. so think about an aarp medicare supplement insurance plan, insured by unitedhealthcare

bingo, the giraffe, made a break for freedom. check him out. let's go.down a busy street. the keeper had left the gate open. uh-oh. i feel bad for him right now. motorists had to pull over to avoid the giraffe. >> one cab driver complained he actually almost hit the giraffe, and he just knew that his insurance company would never cover that claim. i bet he's right. i bet he's right. the circus says the giraffe soon returned to its enclosure completely on its own. can you believe that, after winning this race by a neck. >> ba-dum-dum. you know what this reminds of? >> what's that? >> >> always get giraffe insurance. always. >> who knew? >> always. >> do you have it? >> now i do. >> you're the attorney. of course, he does. of course, he does. the attorney. >> well, for some of you, your local news is next. >>> for everyone else we'll be back with an incredible bond between a soldier and a canine. we fill our freshly baked flatbread, with bold, unflat flavors. like taste inspired by the freshness of the mediterranean. so you always get flavor that's anythin

organ that crisis memory the most leader forgot that then they shot the memory back into the mouse and bingo the mouse got it the first try next will be primates perhaps a monkey eating a banana will record that memory and inserted it back him and the short term goal is to create a brain pacemaker for alzheimer's patients in the future we're going to have millions of people who forget where they live wander around why not have a button you push the button and you me remember where you live who you are who your kids are and beyond that who knows maybe will upload a vacation that you never had it just it seems so mind blowing to me to consider that that memory which is not a static thing it's always changing it's evolving depending on our on our experiences can be digitized just so it's really mind blowing but i want to ask you about something else that you mention in the book the ability for telepathy and you've actually said in the past that in the future humans will be able to mentally contact anybody we want see whatever image we want and do and if we don't like it we can just turn it off

. >> like bingo. >> bingo. >> i love bindid. >> this is a combination of bingo and i spy.or joining us. i'm kris sanchez. >> and i'm scott mcgrew. our top story, certainly, this morning, searchers picking through what's left of a 777 passenger plane, laooking for anything night bring some answers or some comfort. the plane shot out of the sky yesterday, plummeting to the ground, taking with it 298 souls. among them, 189 dutch, one of whom was also an american citizen, with dual citizenship. just hours ago, president obama addressed the nation, saying the eyes of the world were on ukraine. >> nbc bay area's derek shore joins us live from the newsroom with the very latest. derek? >> yeah, you guys. the president just spoke, and

united states has been very clear in both its criticism of russia and putin, its support for paresh bingo new -- for poroshenko and the new ukrainian government. there has just been a new round of sanctions. europeans havee tried to figure out the best way forward. i was recently in europe. a lot of questions about whether or not russia was really the aggressor, whether or not putin was really dangerous, how could that be evaluated -- from my perspective and i have the benefit of not being in the government, if there is evidence linking russia to this, that should inspire the europeans to do much more on three counts. one, toughen their own sanctions. immediately accelerate efforts and announced they are doing so to find alternatives to gazprom.g --azprom. -- third, do more in concert with us to support the ukrainians. there has to be more help on their borders to prevent this porous border allowing russians to go back and forth and insurgents to do the same. do more to help their military obtain or equipment, better training. the ukrainian military under poroshenko has been much more foc

. >> this is throwing you back to days like bingo. >> how are you doing, jerry?doing terrific. guess what? you know what? hebrew national hotdogs, if you come down to memories in margate, come here until 12:00 in the afternoon you'll get free hotdog. hebrew national from all of the gang from l steaks, up on the beach. >> is that relish, onions, mustard? >> yes, it is mustard, onions, relish, it is very good for you. this is the real deal for you guys that do the real tv show in the morning. you get everybody up, but watch what's happening with jen. watch what she's doing right now. >> your honest impression, good at what she's doing? >> is that jen? >> i think that's her right there. >> trying real hard. >> and the song of course is wipe out. >> this is video. this is video of her earlier. she was out kind of practicing when our cameras weren't on her. she probably new she was uncover. >> so jerry, what's your favorite surf song? >> you know, guys, you know, wow. hey, you know, by the way, this is station i, and stacey is a young lady that has the whole surfing t

bingo.our axe and let's go. [ laughter ] >> if you watch it closely, he is gauging how much longer he can wait to let the laugh die before what he says will be irrelevant to what happened. and he gets it just on the nose. it is beautiful to watch. >> i didn't even know you were jewish! >> johnny was the best audience in the world. and he loved comedy. >> the woman is watching him from the corner of her eye and says to him what are you looking at? the guy says i'm looking at that ugly baby. that's a bad-looking baby, lady. >> johnny was there listening for you. he wanted you to score. and when you scored, he scored. >> i said now calm down. he said madam, the pennsylvania railroad will go to any length to avoid having differences between the passengers. perhaps it would be more of a convenience if we rearranged your seating. and as a small compensation, if you come with me to the dining car, we'll give you a free meal. maybe we'll find a banana for your monkey. [ laughter ] >> i'm dick cavett

his name is bingo.got loose because a circus worker left his door open but you know what, bingo decideded he had enough of that busy road and stuck his neck out far enough and he returned back to the circus and no one was injured. >> yay. >>> finally, we all know our military heroes have strength most of us don't possess. well, that was really obvious on wall street late yesterday. take a look at this. the nation's newest medal of honor recipient ryan pitts was ringing the closing bell, he pounds the gavel, one, two, oh, look at his face, it's hilarious. whoops. he did not realize his own strength. >> he had that look on his face like do i have to pay for that? >> i didn't mean to do that. >> that's it. thank you, amy. appreciate that. >>> now to the explosive start to the trial of a man who fatally shot an unarmed young woman on his porch. theodore wafer claims he thought renisha mcbride was breaking foo his home in the wee hours of the morning and abc's alex perez has that story. >> reporter: theodore

oklahoma state law requires the name of candidates be written down on a piece of paper and pulled bingontainer. most recently a county in new mexico tossed a coin to decide who would be its next ma guys administrate judge after the two candidates received the same number of votes. >>> finally connecticut police have arrest ad man for stabbing a watermelon and leaving it in the kitchen for his estranged wife to see. a local newspaper reports the woman complained about drugs in the man's tool box. she later returned home found the watermelon with a butcher knife in it. her husband entered into the room and began carving the watermelon. police charged him with second-degree threatening and disorderly conduct. both republicans and democrats are trying to make a big change to the president's health care law involving home health care. chief national correspondent jim end gel tells us what's at stake. >> reporter: house republicans are proposing to roll back in millions administration cuts to home hearth agencies arguing that's the wrong thing to cut because it's one of the most cost effectiv

. >> bingo. you said it. >> all right, dana, thanks very much. we'll be right back.keep us entertained. they keep us inspired. they keep us hopeful, and happy. keep them safe. the eight-passenger chevrolet traverse, with the highest possible overall vehicle score for safety. chevrolet. find new roads. >>> welcome back. looking at a live shot of gaza city tonight. almost 5:00 a.m. even overnight not quiet. 24 hours ago, just around almost exactly 24 hours ago, some shells landed at a u.n. school sheltering some 3,300 people. there has been shelling just the last few moments, the last hour or so throughout various areas in gaza. we'll see what tomorrow brings. thanks very much for watching. our continuing coverage. that does it for us. appreciate you watching the two-hour special. "cnn tonight" starts now. >>> this is "cnn tonight." i i'm don sterling. hamas claims more than a dozen people were killed. this video is one example of the horror of the ongoing conflict between israel and hamas. we have reporters in gaza and israel who have late information coming up. >>> a

bingo, right there. argentina. yeah, argentina. remember them? damn near won the world cup. now damn near creating a world crisis. welcome, everybody, i'm neil cavuto. and do cry for argentina, because argentina is making a lot of investors cry all over the world. for the second time in 13 years, argentina is facing default. and investors the world over are paying dearly for it. here's why we are tanking. turns out we're mostly the ones argentina owes. it can't pay, we pay dearly. and $29 billion in bonds become junk. ring a bell? it should. it's what some are calling that '70s show all over again, when argentina triggered a latin american debt crisis. the problem then, more debt than money to pay that debt. the problem now, kind of the same thing. lauren? >> excellent reaction to what is going on today, neil. any minute now, we will hear from the economic minister of argentina. he has been vocally critical of the u.s. hedge funds and the creditors in this case, calling them vultures and extortionists at one point. i want to point out that, yes, the situation in argentina is

bingo, right there. argentina. yeah, argentina. remember them? damn near won the world cup. now damn near creating a world crisis. welcome, everybody, i'm neil cavuto. and do cry for argentina, because argentina is making a lot of investors cry all over the world. for the second time in 13 years, argentina is facing default. and investors the world over are paying ar

adam: bingo. >> if it is 25 bucks, that is -- adam: they're cheering you listening to the call for$5l wti. >> yeah. cheryl: what about -- go ahead. >> i was going to say that it's pure profit. in europe refining margins right now are less than a quarter of what they are in the united states because they have to buy brent, which again is significantly more expensive. cheryl: i was looking at names like valero and phillips 66 and these stocks are well up in double-digit percentage territories over the last year, last 52 weeks. when you talk about specific names, whether it is exxon or phillips 66 or valero, are these still stocks to watch in the second half of 2014? >> yeah. you mentioned valero and phillips 66. these are two of the largest u.s. refiners. by definition, they would stand to benefit. and if we're right and that spread widens to 25 bucks next year. that is significantly wider than consensus expectations. so that would mean earnings estimates going up across the board. now exxon is also of course an old producer, not just a refiner. but if oil prices come down, exxon will

. >> bingo. >> so under the dome, cbs this morning. >> i love it. >> jill have, a great show. >> he hases covered. >> have a great day. >>> time is 651:67:89 and unwelcome visitor becomes the talk after town in a florida community. >> 12-foot python slithered its way in a neighborhood in florida city. can you imagine? while neighbors wrangled the reptile, other dialed 911, that's what i would be doing, woman to owned a pie not and pet tried to take the mat near had own hands, but the reptile just too much for her to handle alone. >> soap, guy coming youth, and i looked at him and i said: are you afraid of snakes? he said no. i said come over here. he came, and hid under the lady's barbeque grill. >> it would be at least half hour before first responders reach, so they had quite some time to deal with the thing. the python was not somebody's pet but rather came from the wild. >> snake? that's not a snake. that's a snake! >> oh, my goodness. >> and slithered right into the barbeque. >> i don't think they turned it on, though. >> no? >> none of that. >> oh, man. can you imagine? >> i think

bingo! it's a match. what's going through your mind? >> "we got him.>> reporter: while hanging out in this target parking lot with a little pocket money. $17,000. anthony curcio was arrested. >> there was definitely a moment where it sunk in that he definitely had something to do with this, and how the hell did i get here, was when i looked through that peephole. there's four armed police, fbi agents on my porch. >> reporter: after years of secret addiction and lies, watching her best friend spiral out of control, emily was spent. >> my heart dropped, you know and at the same moment, it was like -- thank god. it's over. you know? this is done. >> reporter: he eventually pled guilty and was sentenced to six years in prison. but it was emily's sentence too. now a full time working mom left to raise their two girls alone. >> i sold off all of our belongings, basically, and i just left the house. and moved in with my parents. >> reporter: when the stolen money was finally recovered, it took eight people four hours to hand count the crumpled bills that arri

. >> bingo. >> oh! what do i win? >> wait, wait, we have got more. more.as the first tupperware party? >> 1948. >> well done. >> '48. well before your day, of course. well before your day. whose idea was it to sell tupperware at parties look you hold? >> browny wise. >> brownie wise. >> absolutely. >> there is a movie coming out. sandra bullock starring. what i hear. rumors say. >> a cameo? >> who knows. ha-ha. >> how frequently are tupperware parties held? >> tupperware parties are held everywhere in the world sold in almost 100 countries. every 2 1/2 second a tupperware party begins. >> you were booked months in advance. >> months and months out. i'm hard to get. >> if you choose day piece of tupperware to give off to the queen of england which would you give her? >> tough job. she would probably want the corkscrew right here. could use that with all the scandals. >> kate middleton? >> the cake taker. absolutely. >> for the kids. >> that's fantastic. jello shots for her. >> prince george will love that. >> i'm sure. >> before we let you go. i got to ask

. >> bingo, you got it, chris.ey've gotten a little smarter but apparently haven't learned the full lesson. it was a disaster the first time and i think it obviously is a political miscalculation, unforced error if you want to call it that. with the proceedings about the constitutionality and all that, that's a derivative of impeachment, certainly not as sep severe. we have a lot of issues to deal with. we shouldn't be talking about this. remember, president obama's been elected and re-elected with a clear mandate. >> you know, one of the most fascinating parts of this, if you look back, if you look at bill clinton, impeachment polling, bill clinton, 1998 about the 29% support impeachment. george w. bush, august, september, 2006, 30%. barack obama, 33%. basically around the same. it sort of says to me there's about a third of the population at any given moment thinks the president should be impeached. >> you could read it that way. it also suggests s 2/3 of the country don't think any president, republican or democ

. >> bingo! >> and elections make a difference, because the key to monetary policy, the success of monetary policy moving to neutral would be pro-growth fiscal policy. in terms of tax reform and regulatory reform. that is what we need to help monetary policy. >> hear hear. that's exactly right. >> you know, that is one piece of it, but one thing we're all looking for is for an interest rate rise. the federal reserve is excellent at communication. they have all of us looking at when will rates go up. it's positive in the fact that it steers us toward thinking that the economy's improving, and yet, they keep pushing it out. you would think it's positive for stocks. but the fact of the matter is, we still haven't had a true economic cycle. so, to put an interest rate cycle would be like putting out a fire that never started. and more importantly, it's easier said than done. jack and rick would know more about this than me, but because of the liquidity, the fed can't use its typical market operations

bingo how the market is doing overall -- you've got to wonder why. >> i'm no expert in technical analysis look at a fibonacci retracement over the past month, the next support 36.62.ould be away.ot that far >> those looking for dip, maybe it's here. ♪ >> live from bloomberg world headquarters in new york, this is "market makers" with erik schatzker and stephanie ruhle. >> welcome back to "market makers." i'm stephanie ruhle. >> i'm erik schatzker. it's time to talk about uber -- the company is launching a new attack on the new york city cap seatback taxicab business. they're slashing fares by 20%, which they say makes it cheaper than a new guard cap. we sent to bloomberg and turns on a race around the city to test the claim. have a look. ♪ >> so it does look like uber came out on top, just barely. i want to bring in the general manager of uber's new york office. i feel like i have two have a disclaimer when you are on. i'm not involved in the company, but i love it and use it all the time. how did uber get here today? >> we've been in new york for three years. we introduced the low-cost v

. >> bingo's okay. he went back is. >>> a 4-year-old boy is banned from his favorite doughnut shop.n indelicate question. >> i asked her if she was pregnant. >> my response was i'm so embarrassed, i'm so sorry. >> the woman told her, look it's no problem. >> when they returned the next morning they were told to leave because of the boy's behavior. >> that led to back lab against the store and name calling. >> but the shop said the mother and boy were asked to leave after a series of incidents. there's always two sides. >> little kids are so honest. i remember when i was learned to put on makeup. the neighbor said gayle, what's wrong with your face you look like bow o'the clown. was embarrassed. the mother was too. they don't mean nothing by it. >>> ahead, the rising star in the trump umpire. the rising star of ivanka trump. that's next. siemens location here has just received a major order of wind turbines. it puts a huge smile on my face. cause i'm like 'this is what we do.' the fact that iowa is leading the way in wind energy i'm so proud, like it's just amazing. it's kfc night. [

>> bingo. semifinals of the world cup. and the following day, argentina versus the netherlands.y went their star. ♪ >> good morning, everyone. "bloomberg surveillance." tomorrow on the program, stephen whiting will join us, the best i know at linking earnings to our accounting -- to our economy. we are real to have scarlet fu with us. revenues, earnings. >> the one you want to watch is wells fargo. steve wieting kicking off our earnings season. >> our guest host for the hour, dean maki, chief economist at barclays. let eu company news from the files of "bloomberg west." mark zuckerberg urging the closure of a digital device. the facebook founder called for universal internet access. zuckerberg knows that two thirds of the world us on mine and the future of the global economy depends on getting them connected. oculus says it's apple and google can do it, they can, too. the virtual reality company says they will hold their conference next fall full sub engineers and designers will be invited to discuss the latest future will -- virtual technology. and a mobile payment technology -

so bingo, right? >> so what did you think? >> i thought there was a good likelihood of it. >> or maybe not. erica curiel denied any involvement and agreed to take a polygraph. lo and behold, the polygrapher said she passed. lead investigators, though not christie, dismissed her as a suspect in the beating of linda lebrane. years later in 2007, ginny hatch saw how after that the investigation lurched to a virtual halt. >> i think there was a lot of pressure to get this case closed up. >> and then, what do you know? a lucky break gave those investigators what they couldn't find themselves. >> coming up -- >> thank goodness. let's get this thing on the road. >> for prosecutors, a jackpot. for someone else, the shock of a lifetime. >> i lost my ability to hear and everything started going in slow motion. that's a moment you don't forget. >> when "dateline" continues. . use with caution in dogs with a history of seizures. recommended by vets. loved by dogs. from the makers of frontline plus. ♪ everybody here got the lunchtime blues