it was bobby.d i've communicated with him every day since. >> my mom, she was glowing, she was happy, and it was really nice to see her like that. >> i started feeling something for bobby. i was falling in love with him, and it's an emotion that you can't control. it just happens. >> and after four months of calls and letters, angel decided to make the 700-mile trip from illinois to alabama, and she visited bobby for the first time. >> it was only three hours, and it was very special. he was sitting next to me, and i could see bobby out of the corner of my eye just grinning and staring at me. it was really cute. >> over the next few months, angel made the trip two more times, and on her third visit, gilbert had something special planned. >> bobby took my hand and he said, "i have nothing for you but this. i can't financially support you. all i can do is love you and be your friend and be there for you." i mean, i got tears coming down my eyes because i know what's getting ready to happen. and bobby

bobby flay. flay says being a chef wasn't cool when he went to the french culinary institute, but he changed all that in the early-1990's, between his first restaurant and becoming a food network star. >> nerves are ok. utilize those nerves the best way. >> flay is still not afraid of hard work, even eyeing a run for office. rounding out the group, tom colicchio. to colicchio, cooking isn't just an art, it is a craft. >> the chicken liver mousse was really well seasoned. >> he uses his success to help others, whether giving young chefs a chance -- >> the winning chef is kristen. >> or helping the world's hungry find a place at the table. welcome to "titans at the table." thank you so much for joining us. let's have a cheers before we begin. >> [all] cheers. >> let me start with this question. p.j. clarke's has been around since the 1800's, well over a hundred years old establishment. i think it was an irish immigrant who came here, decided this was a great restaurant, bought it, and then expanded

bobby flay. flay says being a chef wasn't cool when he went to the french culinary institute, but he changed all that in the early-1990's, between his first restaurant and becoming a food network star. >> nerves are ok. utilize those nerves the best way. >> flay is still not afraid of hard work, even eyeing a run for office. rounding out the group, tom colicchio. to colicchio, cooking isn't just an art, it is a craft. >> the chicken liver mousse was really well seasoned. >> he uses his success to help others, whether giving young chefs a chance -- >> the winning chef is kristen. >> or helping the world's hungry find a place at the table. welcome to "titans at the table." thank you so much for joining us. let's have a cheers before we begin. >> [all] cheers. >> let me start with this question. p.j. clarke's has been around since the 1800's, well over a hundred years old establishment. i think it was an irish immigrant who came here, decided this was a great restaurant, bought it, and then expanded

bobby flay. flay says being a chef wasn't cool when he went to the french culinary institute, but he changed all that in the early-1990's, between his first restaurant and becoming a food network star. >> nerves are ok. utilize those nerves the best way. >> flay is still not afraid of hard work, even eyeing a run for office. rounding out the group, tom colicchio. to colicchio, cooking isn't just an art, it is a craft. >> the chicken liver mousse was really well seasoned. >> he uses his success to help others, whether giving young chefs a chance -- >> the winning chef is kristen. >> or helping the world's hungry find a place at the table. welcome to "titans at the table." thank you so much for joining us. let's have a cheers before we begin. cheers. let me start with this question. p.j. clarke's has been around since the 1800's, well over a hundred years old establishment. i think it was an irish immigrant who came here, decided this was a great restaurant, bought it, and then expanded it. so, whe

that makes no sense. >> this is not just about bobby jindal. it's what's happening in louisiana and also in two other rather-led states. you have 5 million americans nationally who could have access to health care right now, including people with all sorts of health condition, all sorts of races and backgrounds, as mark said, who are being blocked at the hospital door by republican leadership in their state who are trying to score political points and it's inhumane. and it's got to stop. >> the idea that you would attack the bill board in a lawsuit, just gives the bill board a lot more publicity. i even wonder what the thinking behind the legal challenge is. it certainly isn't going to be that the message of this bill board is going to be brought past not only all over the state but all over the nation continuously as long as this lawsuit is still alive. >> mark, to that point, what i found -- part of the thing that my team and i found so intriguing is essentially they're trying to limit free speech because move on has the right to criticize an

here's bobby wilson from the dakota tribe. ponca and writer, and last but not least, almost the entire gang is here. thank you so much for joining "the stream." bobby, to you first. i love super hero organ stories. and talk douse about how the band got together. >> in the year 194 1, right around december, actually, maybe the last day of december, we saw a ship coming in, and it had columbus on it. it was called the ninnia penta santa maria. and all five of us lined up along the cliffs there at plymouth rock and we pulled down our pants and we mooned them. and that's an old lakota greeting. >> and i'm sure that columbus was very happy with your people. and he discovered you people. >> that's right, he discovered us. >> and america apparently. but the online community has discoveries also. your videos have gone viral. and is it politically and socially conscientious goofiness on your part. >> yeah, some of it. but not all of it. some of it is just a bunch of out of shape guys shaking what our mothers gave us. >> out of shape gu

bobbi is always asking do you feel great.about confidence. >> and part of the reason i'm sure there are people coming out of the woodwork that want to work with you. you're selective so what was it like about bobbi? >> especially the pretty powerful campaign. i remember seeing it in all the cab, really hit home with me because it was so amazing all these women felt like they weren't good enough and i think in campaigns nowadays you don't really see that anymore. you know, it's your natural beauty and just want to enhance it or help you feel better about yourself. >> pretty powerful campaign is campaign on real women. all women are pretty without makeup but with makeup you're really powerful so kate is a real woman. she's young, she's a supermodel. all those things but also a real woman with real women issues. >> i always love how you carry yourself, kate. i respect that. there's an aura about you and you put everybody at ease that you are around. >> and curvy girls rule. >> i'm sorry. >> we love that. >> we're going to go to

that's bobby flay.ll your diy disasters on facebook. the food pictures that are just so ugly. here we are. social square powered by samsung. bobby flay with us, host of "worst cooks in america" on food network so you know a little something about that kind of thing. >> this is a disaster. caramel apples. they were supposed to be caramel apples and too much butter and they kill the apples. i don't know what's up with that but in this case, just throw a bunch of chopped walnuts on it and everybody will love it. >> it'll taste good. marcia, you can get back from this one. george, so much more coming up with bobby many. >> thanks. >>> more now on that breaking news here in new york. investigators now trying to determine what caused an explosion that tore through a building in upper manhattan, setting off a fire that could be seen for miles away. you see the video images here. most of the building appears to have, in fact, collapsed. 11 injuries are being reported. at least 1 injury described as serious yoch

i want to go to bobby.st made in terms of president obama poking putin by dismissing him as a regional power, is that a smart play by the u.s.? >> no, i don't think so. i understand where it comes from, the frustration and desire to jab at the russians, but this is a guy who's capable of doing quite a lot of damage. the united states is in a little bit of a pickle with him. he can do damage to american or international interests in syria, he can do damage in iran, and not to mention there's plenty more damage he can do in ukraine and in that neighborhood. jabbing at him with sort of verbal, you know, sticks and stones, it's the old sticks and stones thing, it's not going to hurt putin, but it's going to make the president seem a little lame if putin then sort of follows up with some more actual military action and the best the united states can do is to throw verbal stones at him. that doesn't seem to me to be a particularly constructive way to go about this. >> and let's go now live to president obama at t

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my thanks to glenn rink, and bobby kennedy junior.oming up next, we will find out how one company wants to keep superbugs from spreading. that's next on "taking stock." ♪ >> the centers for disease control recently reported an outbreak of infections related to endoscopic procedures at a hospital near chicago. we're talking about cleaning things today. joining us is dr. cheryl pegus, the lead independent director at vision sciences. thank you for being air. let's start with the medical issue. we were just talking about what happens with storm water if it is contaminated with oil or other toxic chemicals. you have to get rid of it because the water has to be cleaned. what is the issue when it comes to infections? is it about cleanliness? >> first of all, contaminated endoscopes are the number one source of infections in the medical process. we have a patented technology that puts a barrier around the endoscope. for every patient getting a procedure, there is a clean sheet, so they are never in contact with one that comes into contact wi

bobby? >> the thing with the air france thing, it took us two years to find the black box but once they found the debris, they knew where it was. the only difficulty, the reason it took two years it was 30,000 feet under the surface. at this point we don't know where the black box is. it's a little bit up in the air. >> again, theories that will then jump out at you. some of them wild and some of them technical possible. tom, casey, i'm going to ask you to talk about why you think that we should even discuss this plane being on land and do that later. >>> coming up on "morning joe," more in the breaking news in the search for the missing plane. we have got complete coverage including reports from our nbc news correspondents, aviation experts and much more coming up on "morning joe." salesperson #1: the real deal's the passat tdi clean 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

>> jimmy: and we got music from bobby mcferrin!heers and applause ] guys, we did this fun thing the other day. we set up a camera on the -- just a point and click camera on the roof of our building, the world famous top of the rock. if you haven't been there, check it out. it's a beautiful view of the city. and we asked people if they wanted to get their photo taken, we told them it was the nbc top of the rock website. we were lying. [ laughter ] what they didn't know was while they were getting their picture taken, we did give them pictures. but me and jon hamm were going to sneak out behind them and photobomb all their photos. [ laughter and applause ] it was super fun. jon hamm's a great guy, "mad men" -- i love that guy. anyway, check this out. it's pretty cool. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> hey. >> great. all right. big smiles, and three, two, one -- [ laughter and applause ] >> okay. and one last one. three, two, one -- [ laughter and applause ] and actually one more. three, two, one -- [ cheers and applause ] >> we'll criss c

miles, bobbie, mary schiavo.ppreciate that. >>> up next here on cnn, i'm going to speak to a man who survived a san francisco plane crash. also joining me, his daughter. what was it like for her to wait for news, knowing that her father was on the plane. don't want to miss this. we're back after a very quick break. america's favorite lasagna. topped with a mouth-watering blend of fresh cheese and aged parmesan. it makes our lasagna a delicious centerpiece for this table this table and your table. stouffer's. america's favorite lasagna. >>> obviously, no aviation disaster is easy to move on from. especially when you or your family member is the one on the plane. loved ones aboard malaysia flight 370 continue to wait for news. it's agonizing. they're hoping for a miracle here. eugene rah can relate. he was aboard asiana flight 214. it is a day who haunts him still. many people had family members on that plane and many were on that plane. eugene and his daughter join me now. they are in las vegas. it's good to see y

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. >> weren't too smart, bobby. you got murdered. >>> the roofing business can be very lucrative. 42-year-old bob bosley started his roofing business from scratch in his hometown of alexandria, kentucky, and grew it into a multimillion dollar operation. >> bobby loved to help people. there was a woman that needed some repair work on her roof because it was bad weather and she was more or less worrying how she was going to pay for it and he told her, ma'am, it's christmas, merry christmas, don't worry about it. >> bob and his wife, amy, had two small children and lived a very comfortable life. >> he was very well off. he had nice cars, nice home, a lot of boats. he had pretty much all the toys that anybody could want. >> until one night, something happened that changed their lives forever. shortly before dawn, they woke to find an intruder in their bedroom. shots were fired and the intruder fled. >> someone is breaking into our house and my husband -- >> stay on the line with me. >> during the call, amy could hear th

and stylish is bobbie thomas.her voice a little bit. her personality and beauty is all that matters. >> i'm excited about "today's buzz" because some of the people behind the products are awesome. two twin sisters invented the boots called duality. it is the most brilliant idea. for a high school marketing competition, they came up with a clear base and then the liners that come out -- >> like stockings for their -- >> genius. >> they're cozy and warm. this is amazing. >> buy them in your size. >> yeah. you buy the boots and then -- >> and you put it in so people can understand and you put your adorable little feet into -- >> some of the liners can be solid or the polka dot, you can buy liners that are reversible. >> just adorable. good for those girls. i hope they make a fortune. >> susan from portland, she was sick and tired of not having something simple in the rain to update her jacket into a raincoat. she came up with this hood on the go. >> you put your regular jacket on over it. >> it doesn't fit me. what d

bobby flay, for example. how it has the extra sparkle that they will beat that combination of chef and celebrity and person that you want in your house in the morning? speaking of bobby, he has a new restaurant in new york city. we have reservations. we are coming in. >> does something happen? >> absolutely. i remember the first time i had seen paula dean on tv. i remember being at home and turning on the tv and there was a mature woman who -- there was something about her and i remember taking out my blackberry and writing her name down. i remember what she was making. a blueberry tart. e-mailing, find out of that lady is and who represents her. i was not surprised at all that she became a huge star. i remember the first time being at the william morris offices 10 years ago. one of the agents showing me this real and he said, look at this girl. tell me what you think about her. i remember saying, she is going to be a big star. john rosen said, next year when she is a star, we will bring her to your festival.

the fourth youngers was bobbie fischer. >> ten thousand runners will hit the streets of oakland tomorrow. at the oak lend running festival kicks off at 7:15. a. winners can participate in a 5k, half marathon, and reef lay race -- relay races. the festival is a party with djs and live bands around the routh. what's the weather going to be leak? leigh glaser has the answer: >> going to be terrific running weather tomorrow morning as we'll have a slight onshore wind component tomorrow morning so temperatures towards oakland in the 50s as you head out. warming up nicely by late in the

bobby, let me get your thoughts on this.tating could this be to de-escalating the situation? >> well, i agree with ambassador mcfaul. this is bad news, because it gives putin yet another excuse. but there is another way of looking at it, and this is different sides are staking out positions, and this is not uncommon in situations like this where sides stake out their most extreme possible positions before negotiations begin. and so, the russian -- pro-russian faction in the crimea could simply be setting up -- setting themselves up for a negotiation where now it is up to the westerners, it's up to the ukrainians to mollify them and get away with as much autonomy as they can get. >> and there's this debate about whether the united states should have known before. senator mccain says it's an intelligence failure. what is your take, ambassador? should the u.s. have known more? >> i was just in the u.s. government a week ago. and believe me, as senior administration officials -- i don't want to speak for the intelligence analyst

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bobby ghosh has a question for keir. >> i'm curious, keir.ow the malaysian authorities have been mishandling. that you have access to the family members. are they forming support groups of their own? since they are not getting the information they need from the malaysians where are they turning for support for help and for information? >> reporter: well, they are not really able to turn anywhere, i don't think. we had the incredibly distressing scenes where a mother came here to where a large number of the journalists were gathered to ask for help and information and some of them wanted to seem to want to protest. she was carried away by officials. they now have security in there. they have police officers guarding the hotels that only the media can be allowed in. you do get the impression that they are trying to keep the journalists and the relatives away from each other although it has to be said i think some of the relatives want that. at the same time, i think some of the criticism is unfair. some are saying the australian government are

bobbie mcdow was on the bridge that day too, and later provided this sworn statement to attorney bob hilliard. >> a border patrol agent grabbed a hold of the one basically came into his arms. and he had his weapon in his right arm, and the young man in his left hand. i was very very worried i didn't feel there was any reason for him to have pulled his gun. >> he started firing his weapon, into mexico. [gun shots] >> the border patrol guy aims, and you hear two shots..and one hits sergio right between the eyes. >> after the shooting stopped, i'm looking around and i see that there's someone on the ground underneath the black bridge. and i remember saying to my husband, "is that a body?" and he says, "yes". >> so there's no indication that there was something to justify lethal force? >> there's a fabricated fbi report that came out the very next day before they realized there was a video, that claimed the border patrol agent was surrounded and being pelted by rocks and in fear for his life. >> hilliard read this fbi statement to bobbie during her sworn testimony. this was her response:

his cellmate, bobby sandier will be moved to another cell.a moreno says that's fine with him. >> right now i'm pissed off. everything came because of him, because of his dumb ass. if he wouldn't have gotten caught with his dumb [ bleep ], they would have never came to my house. >> roca was like the best roommate i ever had. so, i hate that he had -- i hate that he had to catch a dr and get time. >> but as officers move him, sandier has some concerns about his new cellmate. until they can sort things out, sandier is placed in a holding cell. >> i didn't try to make the job harder, so don't just -- i don't want to put myself in the situation. >> what is the problem with the cell? >> the dude in 116 is a known psychological inmate. >> okay. >> two dudes have moved out of his room because of altercations. so i'm trying to prevent myself from falling into that same category because i know me as an inmate, i'm not trying to set myself up for failure. >> i'll check with your dorm lieutenant. it will be up to your dorm lieutenant, but i'll check with

tonight you'll hear from people involved in the oil and gas renaissance, louisiana governor bobby jindal, point man on one state's quest to barness cheap natural gas. john ferriola, president of new corps, the giant steal maker. it's taking of how low natural gas prices to build a brand new start from scratch iron processing plants on the banks of the mississippi. it's the material needed to make the finest steel. we'll listen to jim brown, halliburton's president for the western hemisphere. he'll tell us how he's using new technologies to get to oil we used to think couldn't be extracted. he's using mobile and cloud tech innovations so exploration and production companies can better exploit mature and unconventional fields. which brings us to where we are right now, on top of one of the most mature fields in the gulf of mexico where emergency xxi is drilling on an old shallow water exxon field using brand new technology to reinvigorate what was once thought to be a dying prospect. and we aren't down here so much to recommend stocks for trades as we are to show you why we think the ameri

apparently governor bobby jindal of louisiana, the governor like many fellow republican governors istanding in the way of health care for the state's working poor by blocking medicaid expansion. despite the fact the state would not have to pay a cent for it this year. moveon.org tried to shame him with this billboard. the state of louisiana through its lieutenant governor has fired back, not, not about people getting health care but about the billboard using the state's tourism logo and motto. the state is suing move-on saying the billboard is causing, i'm quoting here "irreparable harm and damages." to repeat, the state is suing over the use of its tourism logo because it's the use of said logo causing harm, injury and damage, not bobby jindal denying health insurance to 242,000 of his constituents. joining me, anna galland, executive director of moveon.org. >> my first reaction was disbelief. that quickly became something akin to outrage. there are 242,000 people in louisiana who don't have health care. the fact that they don't have health care is a choice by the elected officials

i don't think he can get the money, though. >> bobby jindal? >> i don't think jindal. >> so the only guys who can beat hillary are rubio -- >> i think rubio, i think kasich could, chris christie could. >> you're just playing to me. he is playing to me because he knows i like kasich and jeb bush. how far away can they get away with. even challenger. five or seven votes from her. >> i think they've got to be very care to feel divorce themselves from a lot of the crazy social issues that are going on and that are happening with state legislatures, just ripping. you know, the war on women is a real war. you can see all the things that are happening in state legislatures. you've got to divorce yourself from some of that or you're dead in the water. i think senator rubio's biggest problem is he flip-flopped on immigration. and, you know, the way to beat hillary clinton is to get significant portion of the latino vote. and i think he lost it when he flip-flopped on his own bill. >> governor, you're going to -- >> governor -- i'm sorry, i got to break

. >> i thought bobbie was going to come on. >> here we go. >> you thought this would be bobbie. >> ithappy birthday. >> thank you. >> bobbie's buzz. >> while we wait, we'll play a little game of spin the bottle with jo jo. go ahead, spin it. >> this is -- okay. i'm spinning it for you. >> tell me where it's going. this is life. here is the question. you ready? you got to focus. ready? would you rather wear no makeup or not wear high heels. joanne lamarca, what is your answer? >> i'm going to show you. >> what? >> okay. >> no makeup. >> here it is. here it is. would you rather go without chocolate or coffee for a week? >> i'd rather die. >> make your wish. >> happy birthday. >> what's your wish, baby? come on. come on, you've got -- >> i don't know. it is a really good one. >> yeah, help. >> i love you, jo jo. >> happy birthday. >> we'll be back after this. >>> we're back on try day friday with more of "today." >> if you can't seem to get ahead at work or something in general, it may have something to do with your own image. >> here is dr. ish major and mary giuseppe. he says the whole

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. >> louisiana governor bobby jindal has faded a little bit from the 2016 conversation. he was in new hampshire friday speaking at a fun st. patrick's day related event. bobby jindal quietly laying some 2016 groundwork. >> not interesting in running for president, ima's just talking to everybody i know to. one for more me. the. >>> the immediate fallout from that florida special election we have already seen a number of senior house democrats announce their retirements. i'm told in the next week to ten days look for two to three more. >>> that's it for "inside politics." see you back here next sunday. catch our morning take each weekday from 7:30 a.m. eastern. "state of the union" with candy crowley starts right now. >>> good morning. i'm candy crowley in washington and this is "sftate of the union." >>> we're following two breaking stories, the disappearance of malaysia flight 3707 and the crucial vote in crimea on whether or not it will realign with russia. >>> senator john mccain landed this morning in washington following a trip to ukraine and he will join us. >>> no

bobby is a retired navy captain and a retired navy diver. lieutenant colonel ken christianson is an aviation consultant. also, david is the author of why planes crash. the fight for safe skies and a cnn analyst so thanks to all of you. mark weiss, what do you glean from this new information? >> i think you have to start managing expectations. we've heard so many conflicting reports over the last number. days. i think this information needs to be vetted. certainly if it is real and legitimate, it brings up a whole new set of circumstances. but as was brought up in the last hour, the descent to 12,000 feet, if it depends on how rapid that was. and also, did it climb back to another altitude? it certainly at this point could have said a number of things. there could have been somebody in the cockpit. we still don't know. that forced the pilots to descend because they wanted to turn the aircraft around. without question, this could have been a procedure that would have come about because of some type of catastrophe on board the aircraft. and pro

still it's interesting to find bobby was content. this is the deal as it's done. serena's abide by the fountain and ten until the final sign says with intelligence into two sons bobby five and have developed an educational system of human development and steel fencing team. beguiling ten thousand to rethink the training center in the nesting instinct in advance of any profit health care that saddam was sentenced to the main objectives of the center on training and retaining doctors said tuesday. it still exists. as well as the station happenings not investigate if any remains is to prevent and stop signs the expats from the department of painting the fence of the republic of kazakhstan and ideally some of the student of economics in the nativity scene of the county and national security of their income because of its time. i'm just south of the center. ainsley thousand and six the president of the text on their swords in the combined received the ten man of the open ice dancing for security and cooperation in ghana. in twenty minutes to convict you. the core datab

yesterday we got a chance to talk to bobby jindal, who's known as the pro-business republican governorf louisiana. take a look. governor, i know, unless you're going announce for president right here there's a lot of international and national implications but what i really care about is one thing. you have developed an amazing system to bring companies down here and harness this natural gas revolution. how's it going? >> jim, it's going great. thank you for coming to louisiana. we're here in paradise, grand isle. in louisiana, our economy is growing. we're doing what washington, d.c. is not doing. for example, more people working than ever before, higher incomes than ever before. our economy has grown 50% faster than the national economy. over $50 billion in projects announced in our state, over 80,000 new jobs. it's not rocket science. what did we do? we cut taxes. we have the lowest taxes for our manufacturing facility anywhere in the country. we've made it easier for people to invest. we have the top-rated work force program in the country. we cut the budget 26%, cut 28,000 governm

after being captured last year in jordan. >>> louisiana governor bobby jindal raising doubts about the strategy going into the midterms now, saying his party focuses too much on obamacare rather than on other important issues like jobs and the economy. here's what he said. quote, there are still too many folks who would tell you the president's unpopular, obamacare is unpopular, and when your opponent is self-destructing, you stay out of his way. just make this election a referendum on that. i think that's a huge mistake. if we want to win the majority, we have to be offering detailed ideas of what we would do differently. i don't think it's enough to just say repeal obamacare. all right. does he have a point? >> listen, i think the focus should be on the massive policies that are failing americans. obamacare, even energy. obama's energy policy. today the epa issued a regulation where gas prices are going to go up $10 a gallon. all these policies are harming hard-working americans, even the coal miners are being harmed with regulations. with obamacare, i think they should continue to t

. >> bobby, let me ask you.you're searching for something in these conditions, let's say you spot something, how do they even -- what do they do with that information? do you let it don't drift. do you send a ship and it picks it up. it seems so hostile. >> if they do spot something and determine that it is aircraft debris you would send a ship, one of the ships that are out there to go and recover it. and if it was aircraft debris that would be fabulous and you're going to take it and you're going to immediately send that information to the investigators to determine what piece it was and that sort of thing and then you're going to take that and work backwards. you're going to get the experts to tell you the local prevailing currents and wind that's happened, and you're going to look at the size of that aircraft debris and determine how fast it would have drifted and that sort of thing and work your way backwards. >> are the currents in this particular search area which are actually quite large but generally ar

our special thanks to bobby mcgrath and the brothers for playing along with stacy little.s." no cooking, but lots of information. we'll see you then. ♪ ♪ >>> good morning. i'm kris sanchez. coming up on "today in the bay" the health care deadline is looming. how you can get an extension before tomorrow night's cutoff. >>> plus new concerns about friday night's earthquake in l.a. experts now say that fault that led to this may be more dangerous than the san andreas fault. >>> and the much-needed spring showers continue in the bay area. this is a live look at san jose and all the clouds that are stormy overhead. we'll talk about your morning commute coming up. this is "today in the bay." >>> and now this is a live look at oakland also waking up just a bit gray this morning, but will those clo

including republican named bobby jindal.re is what governor jindal said about president obama late last week. >> we have long thought and said this president is a smart man. it may be time to revisit that assumption. >> time to revisit the idea that president obama is smart? that's jindal's version of don't be stupid? suggest the president is stupid? but it wasn't a gaffe. he doubled down on it today. in a national review column, jindal writes, quote, this president is often praised for his intelligence. the events in crimea should spur us to revisit that notion. folks, it doesn't take a rocket scientist to see that insulting the president's intelligence is a pretty lame-brained idea. did governor jindal think we would give him a pass on this one? nice try, but we got you. e travd inventing amazing new cleaners, like his newest invention, liquid muscle, that lifts and cleans tough grease with less scrubbing. it's a liquid gel, so it's less watery and cleans more. and its cap stops by itself so almost nothing's wasted. ♪ no m