he goes to bliss and says -- i can find the list. bliss says -- i don't believe you. he brings of the veterans, it worked. they taken to the white house, they put it down here he is with a new metal detector trying to find it. problem. the bullet went to the right? click, it works. they open the president, no bullet. he was on a spring, metal frame bed. it would have gone click no matter where they had it. so, it didn't work because it was not used properly because he was lying on the bed. garfield is that written for the summer. graham bell's thing doesn't work. they can't find the bullet. he's in extreme pain. he's starting to develop sipc mia. the doctors decide to operate. of course, this is another bad thing that they do. by now the infection in his body is so toxic that it is a danger to anyone near him. while doing the operation, bliss accidentally slices his finger and pus from the president gets into his finger and as result he gets what they then call pus fever and his hand swells up so much that dr. bliss has to put his hand in a sling for days afterward. g

dan :its believed lopez jumped a neighbors fence and entered through the back door there he found bliss yeager and her baby in the living room watching tv. it was then he told yeager that this was his home >> i don't think he took anything. i don't think it was his intention to steal. in his frame of mind he says he lives here , its his house >> dan :still bliss yeager says it was a frightening experience lkespecially when the suspect started walking upstairs to her 4 year old daughters bedroom >> it's pretty scary anything can happen janae yeager >> he went into my brothers room, then into my room to hide in the closet, then the crib , then into the closet to hide from police >> dan :police arrived, got janae out of the house and that's when she announced the suspect was hiding in her closet that's where police found the suspect and took him into custody the suspect's mother says she's hoping to encourage that attorney's office not to file burglary charges are her son can get help with his mental issues. >> pam :ahead. an update on tonight's breaking news. the deadly train accident ton

weil: well, i think i've really followed my bliss and my truth. uh, i was always a maverick. when i finished my medical studies, i knew that i hadn't learned how to keep people healthy. i thought there was more to medicine than what i'd been taught. and, uh, i began traveling around the world and meeting other kinds of practitioners and thinking, and gradually put together my own blend of--of medical theory and practice that i came to call integrative medicine. and i was just putting out what i thought was right. and, increasingly i got a following in the public. mike: talk to me about that because initially, um, you're just this thinker... weil: yup. mike: and you come up with this concept, but then you started to get like a parade of people that came forward and then the books and... weil: right, but interestingly for up through the first decades of my work, i had a larger and larger following in the general public, but none of my medical colleagues paid any attention to me. it was really only in the 1990s when the economics of health care began to sour that medical colleag

city officials schools, newspapers, social agencies individuals, everyone planned for the bliss blockis was enough drama to involve the most indifferent. a wholesale attack on one block, with block captain mayor head of city departments officiating. it was good to know city officials meant business. it was good to know, too what could be done. soon throughout the 27 blocks the walls came tumbling down. after the tearing down the rebuilding and repairing. our hard work began to pay off. soon houses and yards of the pilot area took on a different look, but there were problems. some owner occupants could not afford repair costs. solutions. i urged them to go before the hearing board that might recommend assistance from fight blight fund, a fund contributed by trade organizations and businessmen. sustains rendered long term loans without interest with repayment based on ability to repay. the fight blight fund helped many owner occupants. but there were other problems. in my duties as neighborhood chairman, i worked with all kind of people many who hindered many more who helped. i had my s

he said the launch of a bliss system missile was in flagrant violation of the international obligationseged execution of one of kim jong-un's evener military was the latest in a series have grotesque excuses in public in north korea. he gave a very strong signal that the united states would support efforts to see north korea referred to the international criminal court unless it change bed such behavior. he held out hope for pyongyang saying iran provided a model recent success in negotiation over its nuclear program. there has been change in the language offered by washington in recent months. in january were attempts to start talks again with pong yawning. they were unsuccessful. rather than having first showing concrete evidence of denuclearization, he is now talking about sending a signal that it is willing to engage seriously on denuclearization. that is a marked shift. there has been word from pyongyang on monday the state media saying that the president was a viper that's in response to her comments on friday that there was a a reign of terror underway. >> april 20 knife an earth

bliss." >> jimmy: "good morning ms.hat he lied about his age. you can't start a relationship with a lie. you know that. >> jimmy: especially when you're -- >> if you want to be together. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: especially when you're 10 years old. yeah. but then you -- i saw you had a a guess spot on another one of my favorite shows, "the wonder years." >> yes. >> jimmy: and you were kevin -- [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: kevin arnold's girlfriend too? >> well, it was a little tricky. you know there's not usually any, like, they don't -- the threesome thing isn't that popular in that particular genre. so -- [ laughter ] >> jimmy: i don't know if anyone wanted to see that, yeah. kevin and wayne. >> i was really excited that i got to kiss fred. but he was so young that when we were doing our scene, and they cut, they did my side -- they did his side, and we were cutting to my side and i looked over and there was a c-stand sitting there, because he had to go to school because he was so young so they took him off to his

the republicans will follow and it will be bliss. neil: and it will be bliss. john, you think it will happen? >> no. unfortunately i don't. neil: you're a mean one, mr. layfield. all right, all right. >> i wish it would. i don't think it will. neil: tomorrow i talk about the influence of "star wars" on corporate culture. >>> in the meantime i think the guy ronald reagan took to the woodshed said we're in the deep shed. >>> who knew "seinfeld" could get richer? hulu, that's who. the show that is about nothing is streaming, and one of its stars is here. the real question that needs to be asked is "what is it that we can do that is impactful?" what the cloud enables is computing to empower cancer researchers. it used to take two weeks to sequence and analyze a genome; with the microsoft cloud we can analyze 100 per day. whatever i can do to help compute a cure for cancer, that's what i'd like to do. . neil: remember david stockman's day of reckoning? it's arrived. the federal reserve's refusal to hike interest rates seals it we're doomed. the economy, the markets

[cheers and applause] today's first contestant has been married 47 blissful years has two wonderful daughters and five grandchildren. so today she is playing for them. from ridgefield, connecticut please welcome pat halbert! [cheers and applause] >> hi, terry. oh, nice to meet you. >> wow. >> pat, you are my idol.

it is the most blissful comfortable sleep you could ever imagine. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> sleeping is not the onlyg to groom can get a little messy. >> i noticed recently that my finger nails are gil getting a little long. -- are getting a little long. time to cut your finger nails in zero g. we decided to go to an air deduct. my finger nails will all get pulled down into the vent but not float away. >> there's no crying in space either. to. >> if you keep crying you end up with a bigger and bigger ball of water in your eye. >> despite these lack of creature comforts, research opportunities aboard the space station are literally out of this world. commander hadfield learned as much as possible during his time on the iss. >> one more day of accomplishment on the space station. >> we need more of that, right? i mean we need more commander had flds out fields out there. being candid and funny and goofing off, being serious about the science they do and the perspective they have, we need it. >> now that he has more twitter followers, what is he going to do with those tweets to excite the next generati

. >> when a bliss man dried to cull me. but my cousin misi was shock. he died. >> people living hearsay that when ameccy was killed, they would bring him out to demonstrate. they would drag his car out here and into the road and set it on fire. since the protest began it's the first time since we've seen local officials from the ruling party being targeted in this way. >> still to come on allegation puerto rico allegations from beyond the graves. research proofs surgeon' from beyond the grave. and those whose lives have been put on hold after arriving in italy. just because i'm away from my desk doesn't mean i'm not working. comcast business understands that. their wifi isn't just fast near the router. it's fast in the break room. fast in the conference room. fast in tom's office. fast in other tom's office. fast in the foyer [pronounced foy-yer] or is it foyer [pronounced foy-yay]? fast in the hallway. i feel like i've been here before. switch now and get the fastest wifi everywhere. comcast business. built for business. [beeping] ooo come on everybody

orders the reduction of green house gas emissions to fovr percent over the 1990 levels that is an bliss goal and will effect many destroys trout throughout the state the governor is trying to push the industry in better direction but this didn't make those sgoelz in second a significant impact the project meets all current ceqa thresholds for the impact appellant challenges our health segment excuse me. they state the negative deck used the wrong analysis they used a different model in our screening they assume the fleet grows by 7 additional trucks and came up with risk impacts in their claims and analysis are not correct the model that was used in the negative deck is an established accepted model for the air districts and form of the calculations in the appellants letter appear to be in error by a large margin we have our air quality managed to represent cat their analysis oozed using the same model and approach and came up with a model different. the court: well below the threshold of significance since they didn't provide all the calculation and data our experts were not sure how t

ignorance is bliss for him. interesting enough. that does it for me and "way too early."mika for a preview of what's coming on on "morning joe." >> seven people killed. this hour eight missing. and ten threats entens international flights heading into the u.s. fighter jets scrambled to escort a plane to safety. the question now is who is behind it all. and we'll be joined by the secretary of the navy. what? no. stop doing this to me. >> i'm not going anything? >> it gets in my head. the obama administration -- everyone hearsays it's good. >> they take heat from republicans who say there's no strategy in the fight against isis. we'll ask him what's working and what's not. that and much more coming up next on "morning joe." ready to leave sticky sunscreens behind? new neutrogena cooldry sport. micromesh technology lets sweat pass through and evaporate so skin stays comfortable, while clinically proven protection stays on. new cooldry sport. neutrogena. shopping online... ...is as easy as it gets. wouldn't it be great if hiring plumbers carpenters and even piano tuners... we

[cheers and applause] today's first contestant has been married 47 blissful years has two wonderful daughtersdren. so today she is playing for them. from ridgefield, connecticut please welcome pat halbert! [cheers and applause] >> hi, terry. oh, nice to meet you. >> wow. >> pat, you are my idol. >> really? >> 47 years married. >> yes.

career bliss surveyed 60,000 women to find the happiest jobs for moms. positions in the pharmaceuticals, telecommunications and quality control industries earn the highest scores for work-life balance, management and benefits. working mothers also gave these jobs high marks for contentment and career satisfaction. i'm jill schlesinger for kpix 5. (scal): good day, m'lady! i am sir-can-a-lot, here to save you from another breakfast bore. wake up those eggs with glorious spam! see what spam can! do... at spam.com any flavor of ice cream. your favorite style of cake. endless possibilities. baskin robbins mother's day cakes. pick one up today. >>> coming up tonight at 5:00, lumber liquidators halted sales of a chinese-made flooring product over chemical concerns but thousands of customers are still wondering whether their homes are safe. that story and more coming up tonight at 5:00. >>> and that's going to do it for kpix 5 news at noon. have a great mother's day. >> thank you so much. >> all the moms out there, too. enjoy your weekend, everybody. we'll see

>> reporter: this wasn't one of those dreamy speeches to graduates telling them to go follow their bliss. >> you made it. and you're [ bleep ]! >> reporter: oscar-winning actor robert de niro was speaking colorfully at the commencement for new york university's tisch school of the arts. >> the school of medicine graduates, each one will get a job. the proud graduates of the ny school of law, they're covered. and if they're not, who cares, they're lawyers. it's what graduates call the real world. you'll experience it, auditioning for a part or a place in a company. >> reporter: at commencement exercises across the country over the weekend -- >> you may also be feeling some real anxiety about venturing out into the world beyond these walls. >> reporter: -- sharing hard truths was in season. >> here it is. no one has any idea what's going to happen. >> those of you who are graduating this afternoon with high honors, awards and distinctions, i say, well done. and, as i like to tell the "c" students, you, too, can be president. >> reporter: they spoke long about the inevitability of rejection

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bulk onto them and not bliss book festival. turn off your cell phones muted in some way shape or form so we don't disturb the fine gentlemen here. for the first 10 minutes i will be asking questions but afterwards i'll ask you to line up and ask them questions and ideas. comments are welcome as well. right there in the center. my name is for shorts and i'm the head of technology department. the wonderful school and i welcome you. prior to making introductions as you throw out some points i would like you to consider, as they make their comments and also when you do your questions. according to semantics, an internet security company in 20 for income internet threat report have increased by 23% last year. of that, the health care industry was hit with 37% of the breaches. that includes income. 11% was the retail market target and 10% in the education sector. a friend of mine told me the other day that samsung tvs smart tvs in terms of service agreement has a clause that says please be aware of your spoken words include personal

pimm: they are trying to hit your bliss point.ical term in the food industry that is designed to activate the desire for more sugar. when you look at the nutritional value that is on the label, it says there is no sugar in them. that is merely because the u.s. government says if you have less than half a gram of sugar in a particular serving, you can say there is no sugar in it. each serving is described as a tic tac which is less than half a gram, hence they do not mention. olivia: i would have us earned it is that i would've assumed it is fake sugar. 3.5: whole box is about teaspoons of sugar. you could just have chocolate instead. olivia: i would much prefer chocolate. i think i am onto the lemonade now. pimm: very successful company. the patriot -- the patriarch died in february. after the second world war, chocolate was so scarce in italy they mixed it with hazelnut and over to make it go further. they are quite smart. what does it taste like? olivia: i think i am done but i do not think my breath smells any better. pimm: the

. >> notice the totally blissed-out happy look on my face.t but fiery remnants. behold the magnificence that is this dish. that's enough, enough. that's good. geez. oh, man. that's going to go straight to my hips. >> yes? >> yes. >> okay, okay. thank you. >> this is a magical dish. >> so most people are not sentimental about their time in the military. why do this? [ speaking in a foreign language ] everybody serves in the military, right? >> yeah, it's mandatory in korea. >> very happy. >> you want the recipe about this? >> i got the recipe now. >> it's everything mama warned you about, and it's got it all, baby, and when the music is over, your life will have changed forever. >> one, two, three. >> okay. okay. yes. yeah. dating back to famine years of the korean war, scrounging from american military bases, it is a classic example of necessity feeding the mother of deliciousness. hot dogs, canned baked beans, spam, and instant noodles put together with kimchi. it became an enduring and deeply loved classic. like i used to say to my first gi

. >> bliss world you have a partnership with w hoetels.re you doing expansion in europe. >> we're doing amazing. we celebrated our first year anniversary in china and we're killing it. >> good luck with your success. bliss world president. thank you for joining us. a quick look at u.s. futures pointing to a higher open. more on today's price action on the other side of the break. her side of the break. >>> it is 10:30 a.m. here in london. 5:30 a.m. in new york. welcome. you're watching worldwide exchange. i'm seema mody and here's your headlines. a lackluster april for u.s. markets. major indices close out with the dollar index winning a nine month winning stake. the dollar bull run hitting visa as it has profits below expectations. shares plummet after disappointing guidance. the electric car maker unveils a range of solar powered batteries as it seeks to tap into the storage industry. >> a mega payday for players with the fight of the century set to become the most lucrative boxing bout in history. >> and if you're just tuning in to worl

. >> 54 years of -- >> wedded bliss. >> most people sign a marriage certificate, i think we signed aeration certificate. we've been tolerating each other for 54 years. >> you should write greeting cards, dad. you should have the new tolerance line. that would be good. >> mother is a tolerant one. >> this is how i'm going to commemorate the big deal. >> what is that? >> i don't know. i have nail polish and a speedo. >> i'm not sure you should be doing this. >> i'm not sure i should be doing any of this. >> super exciting. sss but life should be loud. sing loud, play loud, love loud. dentures shouldn't keep you quiet, life should be ringing in your ears. live loud, super poligrip. . >>> so, i'm here at the aquatic center in baltimore where we have an olympic size pool and enough patriotism to make him shed a tear. in short, we have the whole package. >> come on. [ laughter] >> welcome to fluid movement. now we need about 50 pounds of glitter to put on him. a glitter shower. >> i suppose it's true that not all that glitters is necessarily gold but if i'm going to shine bright tonight, i

when bliss stopped him from reaching the street. no sound on the tape. no clear what each party said. you got his permission to cross. when the officer grabbed his week. he urged him not to use force. by then, another officer joined. you can see him tushd to the ground and held down. there is no way to explain the feeling. only god and i know how i felt, he says. first of all, degrading, you are a soldier, serving the country. giving all of yourself. it is degrading. >> he gets to his feet. he puts it down. the situation appears to quiet down. officers say both have been dismissed the incident is still under investigation. the video set off protests across israel and ethiopian/jewish community. 1,000 demonstrators gathered thursday night. looked like hundreds more in tel aviv. protesters blocked off streets in rush hour. still it remand peaceful. when the protests moved few of robbie's square. t police fired tear gas and used water cannon. and what was a paelsful afternoon. became authorities. urged restraint. it was bell past midnight when the final pro

sometimes you set your career on hold and don't worry about following your dreams and your bliss andt a job to pay off your student loan debt and to support yourself. gerri: i agree. i'm playing devil's advocate here. i have to tell you, i'm on your side on this one. i want you to hear what charlie gasparino had to say on neil cavuto's show on this topic. charlie: you millennials are moving in mooching off your parents. >> am i? charlie: you complain you don't make enough money. i'm using the term broadly. >> you didn't say the same when you were their age? >> they're the ones who helped put obama into office. >> i mean, i'm working hard. i have more than one job. and they're allowing me to save money so that i can buy my own house. >> does your mom cook for you too? >> sometimes on sundays. gerri: there you have it. i'm doing the right thing. i'm saving money for a house. is that an answer? >> it's an answer. doesn't make it a particularly good answer. still it goes back to mom and daddy setting up the expectation that this is okay. and really mommies and daddies have to get control

. >> this sound of baby garrett breathing pure bliss for his parents. >> yes.ve hearing him breathing. >> garrett was born with a rare condition that caused his airway to collapse. he was suffocating and had to be kept heavily sedated and on ventilators. >> these were the sickes children i've seen in my life. >> the doctor and his team in michigan developed a way to help garrett and two other babies who had the same condition. they designed splints customized for each of their tiny trachea, built them with a 3d printer and surgically opened them propping up the airways. the 3d devices are 4d because they change shape. >> as the child grows, the splint is able to open up and allow for trachea to grow over time. as the child gets older yet, they no longer have the underlying disease. >> the splint made of the same material that made stitches dissolve. it, too, dissolved when the kids' trachea mature enough on their own. the inconceivable a few years ago. >> he is able to breathe on his own, something we didn't know if he would do. >> sit up and walk. esh, a edwar

. >> ts wasn't one of the dreamy speeches for graate telling them to good follow their bliss.rful at the commencement for new york university school of the art. >> school of immediate graduate each one will get a job. the proud graduate of the n school of law, they are covered. and if they are not who cares they are lawyers. it's what graduate callhe real world. you will experience it in place or company >>reporter: at commencement exercise over the weekend you may also be feeling some reel anxiety about venturing out into the world beyond these walls. >>reporter: sharing hard truth was in son. >> here it is. no one has any idea what is going to happen. >> those of you who are graduating thiafternoon with high honors awards and distinctions t-i say well done. as i like to tell a c student you too can be president. >>reporter: spoke long about the inevitable of rejection and manufacturing past it. >> battle cry next. you didn't get that part, that's my point next you will get the next one or the next one after that. break a leg. >>reporter: good advice tonight for anyone hding

. >> 54 years of -- >> wedded bliss. >> no way. >> most people sign a marriage certificate, i think weficate. we've been tolerating each other for 54 years. >> you should write greeting cards, dad. you really should. you should have the new tolerance line. that would be good. >> mother is a tolerant one. >> this is how i'm going to commemorate the big occasion. >> what is this? finger nail polish? >> i don't know. i have nail polish and a speedo. >> i'm not sure about that. >> i know. i'm not sure i should be doing any of this. super exciting. vo: with beyond natural dry pet food, you can trust our labels. when we say real meat is the first ingredient, it is number one. when we say there's no corn, wheat or soy, it's not there. learn more at purinabeyond.com wait, i can freeze my account. [touch tone] introducing freeze it, from discover. it allows you to prevent new purchases on your account in seconds if your card is misplaced. not here... ♪ and once you find your card, you can switch it right on again. hey...you're back! [touch tone] freeze it, only from discover. get it at discover

as bliss held back protesters michelle bachelet gave her speech. >> chile is going through an importantpportunity to build, among everyone, a better country. >> reporter: no one here was listening. >> translation: this is a protest by the social movements that do not feel represented by what michelle bachelet is saying. >> the president recognises that she has a serious credibility problem, and made a number of proposals to win back confidence, as a sign carried by the protesters reads, we don't believe michelle bachelet any more, meaning the president will need to do more than make proposals to recover the last popularity >>> thousands and uruguay held a silent protest in the capital. it was organised by relatives of some 200 people who disappeared under the nation's military dictatorship between 1973 and 1985. protesters held photos and banners of the missing, demanding answers and calling for an end to impunity with the perpetrators. >> there was a remarkable imaging in the sky, a solo halo sending cities above the capital of independence monument. a solar halo is common but rarely n

he sold millions of records world-wide, and brought new fans to the bliss. all the time. keyboard is duke calls the rock and rawle hall of famers death the end of an era in music. >> just the sad part, no one to carry on. >> king of the blues leaves behind 11 children. bb king was 89 years old. >> janet jackson and her fans will soon be together again. jackson tweeting out a video on twitter in which she announces not only does she have some new music in the works, also a worlds tour. that video has been re tweeted nearly 5,000 times. jackson making the announcement on her birthday, tour dates locations well, those are yet to come. so stay tuned. and from syria to connelly hall hopes performances will inspire young people in his war torn homeland. >> beth parker has the beautiful music he's making. >> very good for happy home. good for sad moments even angry moments. because classical music is like an ocean like you may find everything, anything inside it. >> may sounds like classically pianist with decades of experience, but he has played the piano for just 20 months. mo

mom bliss yeager heard the intruder and ran out with the infant. >> at that time my mom rushed outsidey to contact neighbors and stuff to get some help. >> reporter: but nae nae had it under control. >> she was very brave very calm. >> reporter: and police took care of the rest. >> this is the video mom shot. >> the mom says when the intruder came in to the house, he claimed this is my house and that's why the family fears he might have been on drugs or probably had some kind of a breakdown. >>> more fallout tonight from that rolling stone article about a gang rain at the university of virginia that turned out to be completely false. one of the deans is suing the magazine for more than $7 million. the story claimed a woman was assaulted at a frat house and the school did little to help her. after a lengthy investigation the story was completely debunked. the lawsuit seeks to set the record straight. the magazine has apologized for the article but has not commented on the lawsuit. >>> a major business deal to tell you about now. the nation's largest wireless carrier verizon is buying ao

the workers unions not extremely blissful it does have a large number of members. >> the president has been speaking. what more has he been saying? >> there has been violence on the streets. the police held a press conference yesterday and some of the protestors are armed and throwing grenades. we vice president seen evidence of that on the streets. he says people should turn out in large numbers for the presidential election in june. his supporters say there are peaceful resolutions to have a free and fair election at the end of june would bring the country peace with its outcome. the opposition say if he is running, the elections won't be free and fair and won't be meaningful. several he key opposition presidential candidates have said if he does run, they will boycott the election. >> pilots flying for portugal's main airline started a 10 day strike affecting more than a quarter of a million passengers. they are demanding privatization pay as the portuguese government tries to sell off the carrier. the government said the stoppage could ruin the airline and lose millions of dollars

we're learning just how the masters make this blissful boardwalk confection next in our kitchen. >> later new concerns over a popular energy drink. a natural ingredient. can caffeine be a dangerous mix especially talking about kids in our next half hour on "world news now." >>> it says in the prompter we've made it to the unofficial start of summer. i thought that starts on memorial day. >> we've made it to the weekend. it's friday. >> we're going to reward ourselves for making it through the long horrible winter by eating candy. >> it was rough here in new york. >> let's be honest. we're talking taffy in particular. we celebrate now memorial day of course, but also national saltwater taffy day which is tomorrow. let's head to atlantic city, the home of saltwater taffy with abc's tina trinh. >> hay insomniacs we're here in atlantic city on the boardwalk and in these parts the candy of choice, saltwater taffy. let's see how they make it. we're here with the president of the candy company frank glazer. you make two brands of taffy here at james candy company james and fralingers. why two di