you can't discount the fact that some people may boo him. they have booed u.s. presidents and secretaries of state in the past when they don't like what they say. but in the end of the day i think the crowd knows president obama will give a speech talking about the close alliance between the u.s. and israel and also talk about some other issues in the relationship about how the u.s. will defend israel against iran, some of the other winds of change in the region, what about syria to its border. it is not just about the israeli-palestinian peace process that he's going to be talking about today. so there may be a fubus but at the end of the day i think he'll be perceived pretty warmly. >> elise, thank you so much. of course to our viewers, cnn, this is the place to be. we will cover the president's speech live happening at 10:30 eastern time. plus post-speech analysis with our candy crowley, host of the "state of the union," along with the best political team on television. >>> the latest string of deadly bombings that have rocked baghdad today. at least 18 peopl

>> it's like -- ah -- >> if you get a boo boo and go to work tomorrow, so what? key points in the game in the fourth quarter, paul pierce, who had just gotten one technical in a double technical foul situation, got another one right here. d-wade on a pick. it looks like d-wade kind of lowered his shoulder a little bit. they called double technical, pierce ejected. why do you think he was ejected? >> we don't know what was said. obvious lly he said something t wade. the official is right there. he just had a double technical with james jones earlier. again, we can't speculate on what was said. obviously he got into a jawing match with dwyane wade and he decided to give him a quick double technical foul. seven minutes to go, it was still a ball game. obviously, very huge nor the celtics. paul pierce just started playing well. they cut this lead, we saw it numerous times, down to eight. but paul pierce has to keep his cool. >> it was a quick t-up. so, something was said. think about the worst thing that could have been said. bad enough to get that technical knowing

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the volume we can search goes up boo boo by a factor of 1,000. 10 times 10 times 10 because it's 3 d densional. so we are going to greatly increase the chance of detecting a signal. keep in mind though, if we get a signal from a civilization 1,000 light years away, it was sent 1,000 years ago. if we decide to reply, they'll receive the reply 1,000 years from now and then if they reply to us, our distance is 2000 years from now. >> the likelihood of there being anything out there, first of all ncontour, in size, in complexity, that entity, that alien, would have to really kind of duplicate what we have here on earth in human beings. correct? >> it might be about the same size we are, but i don't think it would duplicate us in it's thinking or looking at reality. that would be the fascinating thing about finding it. >> i'm talking about the structure of the brain, perhaps? >> i don't think we know what an alien brain would look like. >> don't you make the case that the alien would have to proximate a human being from earth? an earth like country snur indeed. likely to be about the same

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you don't want to get booed off. >> you've never been booed off. >> you want to be accepted. >> i'm realistices it and who's an idiot. >> i will tell you something is sammy davis, jr., told me. the day you stop caring about the show is the day to quit. i was recording my vocals, selecting tracks. she did, too. i did more. but i care about the product that comes out. when i say donny and marie san easy target they are. they still put me in the "puppy love love,". >> not really. >> hold on. they say when the donny and marie album is great world to m. >> it's not like it doesn't mean the world to me too. especially, i think, where we agree is that we did this album knowing that this will be our last album together too. >> i don't know about that. >> we wanted to make sure that every song -- that every song would have great meaning and a purpose. and there is something unique about us in the sense, i think our blend. >> i'll tell you what is unique. it's what you look like is unique to me. you have no right to look that beautiful or youthful. >> thank you. oh, you're talking to her. >> when you s

boo! >> stephen: hear those people. >> i guess i'm a missing person, you know?hen: there is a statue of imagine anything front of the stadium. >> it belongs there. >> stephen: sure it does. but you belong there too. >> i think so. (cheers and applause) >> stephen: what if we made the head on magic statue detachable-- (laughter) >> stephen: and then on altered days we screwed your head on, and jacked it up about a foot. >> i don't know how that would go across with the people. >> stephen: dow feel slighted in anyway by that. >> a little bit. but know, i've gotten over it and we've had a little bit of exchange with laker management. they say they're going to deal with the issue. >> stephen: okay, is the problem that there isn't enough bronze in the world to make a statue your size. you know what? you know what would make a nice statue, nazi gold. (cheers and applause) kareem, thank you so much. kareem abdul-jabbar! the documentary is on the shoulders of giants. now exclusively available to be instantly streamed from netflix starting friday may 20th. we'll be right

>> yeah, it was like the comedian that gets booed off stage and isn't ready for it.cess has gotten strange. the commissioner is usually a dignified tower, but he was getting heckled. it was a weird moment. there was not technically a walkout banned, but now we'll find out if this is temporary or permanent. this was a collective bargaining corpography. we'll see what happens tomorrow, basically. >> that's where we officially stand, we won't find out until tomorrow what's going to happen? >> well, we are going to hear from this appeal's court whether this lockout that basically has been reinstated is temporary or permanent. i think now we've got -- what happened basically is going to court you lose control of the process. and right now, you know, if this is a permanent lockout situation we are in, suddenly the players have a much different proposition than if this was temporary. we are in a much different place than 72 hours when players could communicate with players and teams and there was a draft. >> are you more or less optimistic there will be football this fall?

we don't do that to our... to our citizens. ( boos and shouts ) >> he got booed at many points. what he had done was probably the most unpopular thing, ever, in the hacker world-- when someone alleged to have been responsible for bringing out the truth is imprisoned because of the actions of somebody else. the reaction to that is simply swift and condemning. >> smith: the crowd eagerly awaited the keynote speaker. >> how many of you expect to see julian walk through the side door right now and come up to this stage? ( applause ) yeah? >> smith: conference organizers believed there were half a dozen federal agents sitting in the audience. >> how many of you live in the real world? ( laughter ) >> smith: assange sent a surrogate. >> hello to all my friends and fans in international and domestic surveillance. ( laughter ) i'm here today because i believe that we can make a better world. julian, unfortunately, can't make it, because we don't live in that better world. >> it was rumored that documents were yet to be released. and having that kind of a rumor that you have sensitive do

some booed, but mostly cheered. the crowd is largely supportive. >> i want to thank you for being a bold person and standing up and saying we can't continue this way. >> reporter: still this man is angry, that ryan's plan refuses to tax the weltiest. >> i think people think this is magic fairy dufrt. make some people pay more taxes it will fix all our problems. let's keep our eye on the ball. it's spending. the sooner we get this under control, the better off everybody will be? >> how do you feel being made the boogie man? >> i don't think about it. >> reporter: at the end of the day, congressman ryan and i sit down to talk about the bottom line. >> people studying your numbers very carefully say the numbers don't add up. >> the congressional budget office say they do. >> it also says two-thirds of the savings that you want to make in spending cuts come at the expense of programs designed for the poor, for the disadvanta disadvantaged. and this sl reverse robinhoodism. if you like. take from the poor and give to the

the author of a book about "to kill a mockingbird" that a she wrote last year, "scout, atticus and boo," and she's directed and produced a film about "to kill a mockingbird." we're going to watch a clip from that in just a moment. next, we have john j. osborn. if you went to law school, the one book you would have read before going to law school was "the paper chase," and this is a book that john j. osborn wrote. has really become a classic. and it, of course, spawned an oscar-award winning film, same name, and also a television series. he's also written an incredible article about "to kill a mockingbird," so we're going to ask him about that. next we have paulette frankl. and paulette is a courtroom sketch artist. now, how cool is that? that's a pretty cool job, and she spends a lot of time in the courtroom and that's how she came across tony serra. and she spent 17 years, 17 years compiling the incredible book that she's put together that just came out and is called "lush for justice," and it's a book of incredible illustrations, artwork as well as a narrative. and right next to her

you don't want to get booed off. >> you never get booed off. >> you want to be accepted. >> i'm realistices my show and likes it. >> this is -- >> i'm going to he will it you something sammy davis jr. told me. the day you stop caring about your show is the day you should quit. >> i agree with that. >> i care about what i do. when this album was put together, i was painstakingly recording my vocals, selecting the tracks, and i know she did, too, i did more but -- >> help. >> but i care about the product that comes out. when i say donnie and marie is an easy target, come on, piers, to some people they are because they still put me in the puppy love category. when they -- hold on. >> not really. >> hold on. when they do come out and say the donnie and marie album is great, it means so much to me. >> i can tell. >> it means the world. >> it's not like it doesn't mean the world to me, too. and especially i think where we agree is that we did this album knowing this could probably be our last album together, too. >> i don't know about that. >> and we wanted to make sure every song would have gr

the loudest boos were for the d.c. school chancellor and donald trump. his attendance actually triggered protests. >> after two years in office, how could he not be eligible? underlying all of it is racism. no other president has been questioned in this way. >> comedian seth myers was the official, a relief. the president has shown his humorous side of the annual event before. he used a video montage to make a point about the birthers. >> tonight for the first time, i am releasing official birth video. >> the dinner has concluded. it is now off to the well known after parties. some of the proceeds tonight go to the college journalism scholarship fund. it was not old jokes tonight the president did encourage the press to continue doing stories on the tornadoes in alabama and asking the public to continue to pray for the victims. >>> hundreds of people gathered in the district to help the arts in the d.c. area. arch campbell was the emcee for the gala. the corporation was formed in 1998 to help artists and organizations in the metro region. the money raise

and the crowd started booing me. in fact, it got to the point where the second i would get a syllable out, they started booing at the beginning of a sentence to the point where bill mahr had to stop them. he said let him finish. let him finish. and michael eric dyson was doing everything to enable -- you don't understand the power structures that you're talking about, young man. you don't power structures and the definition of what racism is. racism is the cultural imposition of the dialectic. i don't know what he was talking about. but he was racism, racism and everywhere i go, racism, racism, i'm like racism is what you use. this is where in america this is un-american. where you're guilty and you don't even have the ability to prove it. >> host: but are you trying to convey to our listeners who are like i am who are raptured in this discussion that it's black men who play this card, whip people in a frenzy and just tell these lies? >> guest: no. >> host: do they have a monopoly on them? >> guest: no, bill mahr jus

in fact, it got to the point where the second i would get a syllable out, they started booing at theeginning of the sentence to the point where bill mahr had to stop him and he said, let him finish. let him finish. michael eric dyson was doing everything to do to enable -- you don't understand the power structures, you know man. you don't understand the definition of what racism is. racism is the cultural imposition of the diletic and i didn't understand him. racism, racism, racism. racism is what you use. in america, this is un-american where you're guilty and you don't even have the ability to prove it. >> host: but are you trying to convey to our listeners who i like am and raptured with this discussion that it's black men that play this race game, play this card, put people in a frenzy and just tell me lies? do they have a monopoly on this? >> guest: no, bill mahr sits back and enjoys it and plays off on it because it gets -- you know, white guilt as shelby steele will talk about is played by the liberal black community. and the people who will tell you the most are the plaque co

there wasn't none of this booing stuff going on and parents behaved. they didn't run around the stage area taking pictures. they pretty much sat in their seats and took it from there. so i was pretty proud of that and thank you, deputy superintendent bridgette caronsa in being one of our artistic panelist and guadelupe was one of our artistic panelists that came and other people from the district were there to support and to be entertained by the effort. what's amazing is that during that day, after the performance, so many other schools that happened to be there came up to me and said we want to be part of this for next year so i'm going to have to find a way to manage how to do this. and i want to thank the -- helped support and gave us resources to make this program happen. >> commissioner yee, didn't we say next year there will be a special board cha-cha-cha. president mendoza: i can cha-cha now, that's all i can do. commissioner snras. commissioner murase: i wanted to congratulate the 20th anniversary of the san francisco children's fund earlier t

i'm boo hooing and begging him. i'm caught. the mayor walks in and say what's going on? she says put the phone down, tavis come into my office. she looked at me as only a woman can, one who is a mother can who has that kind of sensitivity, he wanted to throw me under the jail. she says to me very simply, you let me down. you're not just stealing, tavis, you're stealing from the people. this is the people's money. that hit me like a dagger in my heart. from that day forward, i've always taken seriously the public trust. >> how do you feel when the public says taif vis is not offering a criticism of the president, he's just hating on him. >> with regard to barack obama, we have to respect him, we have to protect him and at times we have to correct him. he ain't god, he don't walk on water. we have to protect him from the vicious and racist attacks but correct him when he's wrong. the irony of the drama was i wasn't doing anything i hadn't always done. i believe it's the telling of truth that allows the suffering to speak. if i took clinton on u, you know i had something to

in fact, it was to the point the second i got a sill billion out, they would boo me. bill had to stop them saying let him finish, let him minish. michael was doing everything he could to enable them. you don't understand the power structures that you're talking about, young man. you don't understand the power structures and the definition of what racism is. racism is the cultural imposition of the dialect -- i don't know what he was talking about, but racism, racism, racism, and everywhere i go, racism, race itch, racism. racism is the crutch that you guys use. this is -- we're in america. this is un-american. where you are guilty, and you don't have the ability to prove it. >> host: are you trying to convey to our listeners who are like i am and about this discussion that it's only black men that play this race game, play this card, put people to a phren city and just tell the lies? is there a monopoly on this? >> guest: no, bill sits back and enjoys it and plays ave it because that gets, you know, white guilt as shelby stehle will talk to you about is played by the

. >> boo-hoo to you. >> yes. we forecasted this, but definitely some wild and some wacky weather out here on our monday. we had some breezy to gusty winds here in and about the bay area. 36-mile-per-hour wind gusts today, san carlos, 23, napa, 21. not the strongest storm system of course, we have dealt with in the past couple months, but definitely way out of character with winter characteristics here. wild winter blast moving across the bay area. the main shield of rain currently pushing over, we are tracking moderate pockets of rainfall across the santa cruz mountains have helped amplify this rainfall. los gatos, campbell, south san jose, will be getting in on more moderate rainfall over the next hour. more showery in nature, highway 101 very, very slick here. just takes up a little water to bring up the oil from the cars there. and rain continuing throughout tonight and we're finding that as well for berkeley, oakland, back to danville, alamo and down into dublin and walnut creek as well. for the sierra, yes,

also just remind those who have not been here before that our board rules do not permit hissing, booing, applauding, cheering or anything like that so i would just ask people to respect that policy. there are a lot of strong opinions in this room going in different directions and that's actually terrific but i would just encourage people to really respect that rule. we're now going to hear from adam gutzer from the munitional transportation agency. >> good afternoon, supervisors, chairman and supervisor cohen and wiener. the m.t.a. sinetted on a different level than the previous agencys, is interested in being part of the dialogue to find the balance between the type of projects we review and/or work with in terms of dealing with the h.p.c. our goal is find an appropriate balance between historic preservation and delivery of agency service, whether it's multimodal or access to transit or pedestrian safety, finding a balance to make sure we're able to deliver the key important features as well as provide our maintenance or our service and operations. many of the projects that we have are

werth greeted to some boos which turned into cheers once he tipped his helmet. went 0-3. picked this one up top 7, nats down 2-0, michael norris making it a one-run game, his second homer of the seven. nats trail 2-1 but in the bottom of the 7th the phillies strike back. with a runner on second ryan howard slaps one to the right and shane victorino scores and the nats drop the opener. 4-1 is the final. >>> the twins francisco loriano threw his first career complete game and the twins' 1-0 win over the chicago white sox. he walked six, struck out two, threw 123 pechs, the seventh no hitter for the minnesota twins/washington senators franchise, remember. they remember the senators. >>> a federal appeals court has agreed to a speeded up schedule to hear the nfl's appeal of the order that lifted the lockout a week ago. the 8th u.s. circuit court of appeals in st. louis set a june 3rd hearing where the owners are trying to get a ruling to lift the lift of the lockout. follow all that? brian is back with more of the edge. i'm dave feldman. have a good night. navigating today's

i know the wind might have been a little bug boo but today it will be cooler. sunny, cooler, breezy. it will still be all right. patchy fog forming on the coast. tomorrow sunny and warmer. that will be a more northerly breeze and a very dry pattern and much warmer as we head into wednesday and thursday. today though weak system moving into the north. this time of year doesn't take much to get the on shore westerly breeze to kick in. fog not showing up. sunny today unless you're right by the water's edge. 42 napa. san raphael with the 40s and a lot of 50s. concord 49. redwood city 49. fairfield 55 because they have a southwest wind. so there is a sea breeze in place west or southwest. that system moves into the north. after that high pressure will build in and start another warm up again. in fact could get very warm compared to today. today about two to eight degrees cooler. inland only come down just a wee bit. tomorrow will be warmer and wednesday much warmer 70s to near 90 -- what? did he say 90? i did. sunny and cooler today. westerly breeze 10 to 25. maybe

pau gasol got booed at home throughout the game. poor defensive effort. not on that play.irk nowitzki, and one. ron artest, what are you doing, young man? doesn't belong on a basketball court. neither did the lakers. they go down by 12. down 2-0, going back to dallas on friday night, on espn for game three. >>> how about the washington capitals in the stanley cup playoffs? the top seed in the east gets swept by tampa bay. sean bergenheim putting the lightning up 3-1. still in the second period, john erskine chips it in from the boards. a cheapy. but it will count. third period, marc-andre bergeron makes it 4-2. tampa bay, getting itself back to the conference finals for just the second time in franchise history. the other time, they won it all. that was 2004. that's martin st. louis. lightning win it, 5-3. >>> i'm steve bunin with this espn news update. >>> well, you can hardly keep her as a pet. but a zoo in alaska is trying to find a new home for this adorable little girl. >> this polar bear cub is actually an orphan. at 4 months old, she is well-behaved, though. she was