who is jai brooks?utube australian comedian. >> grande, jai, which sounds like a drink at starbucks, might be split-a-roni. but why? >> i guess justin bieber kissed her on the cheek. and this jai brooks apparently was upset. the camera guy starts recording after he already asked the question if they had broken up or not. >> kiss, no? >> no. >> not at all. >> did they have security kissed ustin bieber you? >> no. >> the question of whether they're still together -- >> to be honest, we don't know what's going on right now. >> but i don't know because she said out to her fans, boys come and go, it's all about my fans. >> so our conclusion about ariana and jai -- >> this is ridiculous. teenagers. >> it's teenmz. >> how are you doing? >> i'm all right. >> we have ray romano. he's walking in beverly hills. >> what's more annoying, seeing people litter or people making you recycle? >> litter. >> see if people litter. >> i'd rather not see people litter. that's a politically correct answer. that's true. >> nobo

so brooks went and picked it up. and that was it. >> we got everyone involved in this tale of the lost phone and instagram joining us. kim and brooks on the left and we've got ryan and jacob on the right. the guys who found the phone. >> brooks, what came first, you realize that you lost your phone or discovering the instagram video? >> we didn't know that the phone was missing. >> instagram video was the first thing we saw because we didn't know. >> the video was first. >> how confused were you at first when you saw the instagram video? >> we were pretty shocked. we played it a couple of times. >> at that point we still thought it was in the car. we checked the consider and it wasn't there. >> boys, when you found the phone, what made you decide to do the instagram video? >> found the phone and i called and i said, mom, but she apparently couldn't help. we ended up just posting the video while we were still trying to contact whoever could come get the phone. >> boys, how does it feel to do the right thing? >> after

i'm brooke baldwin. the news is now. he cheated. he lied. and now baseball's most expensive star may be about to go to war with his league. wh >>> what would you do? >> leave him alone! >> a school bus driver doesn't step in as a student cries for help during a brutal beating. >>> plus, the army psychiatrist accused of the fort hood massacre could cross-examine victims. hear what they're saying. >>> and -- ♪ camouflage shadows ♪ no guns >> schoolteacher by day, burqa avenger by night. what this new cartoon character is fighting for. >>> hi there, i'm brooke baldwin. great to be with you on this monday. we begin with the highest paid player on the most high-profile team in all of major league baseball. you know who i'm talking about. alex rodriguez. he is famous for his record-setting performance, his celebrity girlfriends, and his exploits on the baseball diamond. but one of the game's most storied careers is coming apart at the seams as i speak because what we're learning, we are expecting major league

i'm brooke baldwin. i'm brooke baldwin. the news is now. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> a trainer murdered in the middle of a class. why his past may provide clues. >>> plus, coffee's wake-up call. a new study shows how the brew could be deadly. >>> and a paralympic committee tells a swimmer she can't compete because she's not disabled enough. we're on the case. >>> and here we go. good to see you. i'm brooke baldwin. want to begin with the biggest story in the world right now. egypt. and as more blood spills on to the streets of egypt, the relationship between the united states and egypt's military government is on rocky ground. tethered by a $1.3 billion aid package. and just one word has the power to pull the plug on this u.s. cash flow to egypt. that one word is "coup." if the world is used for president mohamed morsi's dismissal, that would be this automatic trigger. it would force the u.s. to cut all foreign aid. and just this morning, president obama made a decision. >> while we want to sustain our relatio

i am here with brooke goldstein. she is here with the children's right institute which doesn't exist and the director of the law fare project. and if hilarity was bongos i would bang him on the beach. and children are instructed not to feed him. it is my repulsive sidekick, bill schulz. and he is almost as athletic as i am. sitting next to me, the first time guest and former nfl and am list -- dash analyst -- almost said something else and co-host weekday mornings on wfan in new york city. >> a block. the lede. that's the first story. greg. as of today, i am serious. >> all right then. should our nation's brats look up to men with bats? a new poll has found that just 50% of american adults believe pro athletes are good role models for children. with a whooping 61% saying they shouldn't beheld in high regard and a 24% undecided, meanwhile last week yankee first base man mark tau share raw? >> toshara. >> thank you. what did he say? he said, quote a lot of people will say the percentage of professional athletes that ge

mike brooks, thank you very much. we're going to keep a close eye on this story. >>> let me totally switch gears and take you to the white house. there's some big doings happening in the white house at this hour. i'm assuming these are live pictures. here we go. finally, finally, for the 1972 miami dolphins, the only undefeated team in the nfl. remember this? they went 17-0. they are finally getting to go to the white house. we have a couple of people to talk about this. this is obviously a huge, huge deal for this team. our chief white house correspondent is there. jessica yellen, tell me how this whole thing came to fruition in the first place. >> we're hoping the president will tell us when he comes up to welcome them. we do know the president is a true sports fan and also that this is the historic undefeated team. >> here he is. here's the president. let's listen. >> i love baseball, but "sportscenter" is better when you've also got some football on there. college football kicks off next week, nfl regular season a

i'm brooke baldwin. the news is now. >>> fears grow that syrian hackers may target u.s. companies online in a cyber war. >>> plus, fast food workers across america demanding 15 bucks an hour. will they get it? >>> and if you're texting someone who's behind the wheel, watch out. you could be in trouble with the law. >>> and the best part of coming home. >>> hi there. i'm brooke baldwin. great to be with you on this thursday. today, the world waits with the u.s., ready to strike syria. i know, a lot of questions here. like how, when that strike could happen as this drum beat for military action continues. i should tell you that the dissenting voices are growing louder. the question now, if the u.s. should strike at all. right now u.n. chemical weapons inspectors are still inside syria. you see this video? it shows them wearing gas masks. they're there collecting blood samples from victims of the most recent chemical weapons attack on the outskirts of the capital city of damascus. and they're also talking t

i'm brooke baldwin. the news is now. >>> in music city, the race to save babies and families as floodwaters rush in. >>> one moment he was apparently spraying graffiti. the next, he dies. after being tasered by police. we're on the case. >>> come and take it, [ bleep ]! [ gunfire ] >>> cnn talks to the police chief who's leading his own militia. >> some people showed up with firearms, and i encouraged that. >>> and, sanjay's big confession. >> i think it's irresponsible of the medical community not to offer this as an alternative. >> why he changed his mind about >> why he changed his mind about marijuana. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> great to be with you on this thursday. i'm brooke baldwin. top of the hour. we begin with a story that has a lot of people, lot of you absolutely outraged today. see this young man? this young florida artist is dead after police shot him with a taser. 18-year-old israel hernandez was spray painting an empty building in miami beach. apparently his friends were t

brooke baldwin takes it from brooke baldwin takes it from here. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >r >p >>> trage>>> trag. rp a pytha python >r >p >>> trage>>> trag. rp a pytha pytho escapey to kill. i'm brooke baldwin. the news is now. gentlempgentleman a blockag in the heart of george bush. we wilp we will tawe will surgery and his outlook. >>>> beauty queen bomber. r a mip a mia miss utah ffor allegedly wreak ing havoc on neighborhoods. >> plus, in the same hospital wing babies died within weeks of each other but the hospital is keeping secrets as parents demand answers. >> i think they're hiding something. >> cnn investigates. >>> and the army psychiatrist accused in the fort hood massacre gets ready to question victims face to face. >>> great to see you on this tuesday. i'm brooke baldwin. want to begin with a tragedy out of pennsylvania. you know, it was supposed to be a routine government meeting in this rural part of the state, but this ended -- this meeting ended with a burst of gun fire and three people dead. could have been even worse. the accused gunman still firing, w

brooke?nk you very much. much more on this directive with regard to u.s. embassies at the top of the hour. barbara, thank you. >>> a star doctor was trying to get pregnant. her husband allegedly tricked her into taking a concoction to help her conceive. dr. autumn died suddenly of cyanide poisoning back in april. klein's husband has pleaded not guilty in his wife's poisoning death. poppy harlow has been tracking this one. she also talked to the wife's friends, neighbors. poppy, what do you know? >> reporter: hey there, brooke. this is a suspected murder mystery that has rocked pittsburgh involving two star doctors. a husband and a wife. and after a three-month investigation police allege the doctor murdered his wife, dr. autumn klein, a lethal dose of cyanide. he's sitting in the jail behind me facing criminal charges he denies. new details in the suspected murder mystery. for the first time we're hearing how the doctor allegedly prepared his wife creatine regimen. he prepared five crams of c

. >> brooke: you should have told me, donna. >> donna: brooke. >> brooke: i know why you didn't. i'm not condemning you. but if i knew what katie was up to -- >> donna: what would you have done? what could either of us do? i mean, she was determined. she needed proof. >> brooke: but to put cameras all around the house to spy on us? >> donna: i know. i know. it was horrible. i hated it. >> brooke: okay. what's done is done. now we just need to deal with the repercussions. >> donna: a broken marriage. >> brooke: no. katie is not going to lose her husband over this. i won't allow it.

>> that is part of the calculation, brooke. do you stand by what has been a traditional friend. you go back to 30 years of president mubarak. one of the reasons the united states doesn't have great standing among the reformers in egypt is because they supported mubarak so long. what the administration would say, what the previous republican administration would say, is that military relationship, you have generals. you have colonels. you have captains who have trained with these egyptian counterparts who could pick up the telephone. what the critics of the aid are saying in recent days, what are you getting from that trust? those relationships? because the military is clearly not listening when the state department and now the president of the united states say, please, take a more measured approach. please, try to find a way to defuse the tension here. this is become part of the debate. what the administration is hoping after the president's word yesterday is we wouldn't have another day like this. your words are so important.

>> brooke, u.s. guard embassies around the world will be extra cautious one can only expect since the state department made this announcement a little while ago. that this sunday, august 4th, a number of u.s. embassies and consulates around the world will be closed. i want to read you what the state department said. it said, pardon me, it said the department has been apprised of information that out of an abundance of caution and care for our employees and others who may be visiting our installation indicates we should institute these precautionary steps. they are not yet saying what embassies, what consulates, in what countries. they are not saying precisely why. people have noted sunday is coming towards the end of ramadan, the holy month in the islamic calendar. but they are warning that some embassies and consulates around the world will be closed. americans traveling overseas on vacation certainly could logon, look at the embassy web page in the country they're visiting and find out the status o

who is jai brooks?a youtube australian comedian. >> grande, jai, which sounds like a drink at starbucks, might be split-a-roni. but why? >> justin bieber kissed her on the cheek. and this jai guy was upset. the camera guy starts recording after asking the question if they were broken up. >> kiss? >> no. justin bieber kissed you? >> no. >> the question of whether they're still together -- >> to be honest, we don't know what's going on right now. >> she said to her fans, boys come and go, it's all about my fans. >> so our conclusion about air jai -- -- ariana and >> in is ridiculous. teenagers. >> it's teenmz. >> how are you doing? >> i'm all right. >> we have ray romano. he's walking in beverly hills. >> what's more annoying, seeing people litter or people making you recycle? >> litter. >> see if people litter. jirksd' rather not see people litter, -- >> i'd rather not see people litter. that's a politically correct answer. that's true. >> it's $1,000 fine. i've never seen or heard anyone getting it. >>

i'm brooke baldwin. the news is now. a man armed for war walks into a school. >> thank god no one was hurt. no one. >> but some parents aren't satisfied. >>> dr. phil under fire today for a tweet about sex and drunk girls. >>> plus, another personal struggle for the vice president. >>> and after a baseball player is murdered, new calls to rethink visits to the u.s. >> i don't believe your second amendment provides for semiautomatics semiautomatics semiautomatics, automatics in the suh bushes. the suh bushes. >> we'll debate. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> great to be with you on this wednesday. got to begin with the really tough, frightening start to a school day today. a suspicious man just outside of a school in cherokee county, georgia, not too far from atlanta, apparently this guy was standing on school property. he ran when he was spotted by deputies directing morning traffic. when the deputies caught up with him, they discovered he was armed. look at this. not one. not two. but three kni

brooke?ain, we are awaiting for bradley manning to testify. we know you're watching closely. barbara starr, thank you very much. >>> coming up, the one and only anchor man. ron burgundy has a tell-all book coming up. everything you ever wanted to know about staying classy. back after this. vo: getting your car serviced at meineke, smart. saving time by booking an appointment online, even smarter. online scheduling. available now at meineke.com. >>> if you have been ignoring apple stock during its recent fall from grace, it's time to pay attention. because apple is on a tear. up more than 2% just today. topping 500 bucks a share for the first time since late january. why is this happening? let me tell you, one single tweet. here is christine romans. christine? >> brooke, apple shares are in just about everybody's 401(k)s. one of the most widely held stocks in the world. now a billionaire investor wants you to know, hey, he owns it, too. carl icahn sent a tweet yesterday saying he currently own

brooke? >> and as we talk about whitey bulger, the fact that he's 83 years of age, who knows what the rest of his life in prison, how many years that may entail. but, deb, you've talked about this. this a man who is small in stature, looms large, i know, in this courtroom. so much of this defense was about his legacy. >> reporter: yeah. absolutely. that's really what his lawyers were fighting for. in fact, look, the longer this jury took to return a verdict, really it gave his own defense lawyers a sense that they had done the job that they were hired to do. that was cast doubt on some of the things that he was charged with. so that the jury didn't rule unanimously on all of the counts in terms of those acts that we were talking about. they did on the 31 counts, they did. but, yeah, this was something, you know, i think they didn't expect. look, whitey bulger was fighting for his reputation, was fighting for his legacy. brooke, you remember. you and i were here in 2011 when whitey bulger -- w

preston brooks, who beat charles sumner on the floor of the senate. you think partisan bickering is bad now. >> holman: beyond that, richard said this quiet place recalls a timeless majesty now all but lost. >> there are no red states or blue states in here. doesn't matter if you have skins tickets it all winds up here in ultimate form of democracy. >> holman: the goats are above partisan rancor. when we arrived, the goats were on their break. >> these are not union goats! we have 58 goats here today. they'll be grazing for about six days on 1.6 acres at a cost of about $4,000. >> holman: and in bottom-line- conscious washington, these billies come in under budget. >> but if you break it down, it's about 25 cents per goat, per hour, below minimum wage, but it's all you can eat! >> holman: there was millie and 007 and the pygmy goat called weird al. he's a bit of a loner says knox. >> every goat's got his own personality. the analogy of high school is actually great for goats: because, with a herd, you've got these little subgroups that are very clique

>> thanks, brooke!ing, brush and stand. >> wow. >> oh, god. i mean -- >> bring out the brooke shields doll. here it is. >> oh, you got the box! that's a collectors item! look at the sensible turtleneck over leggings. come on! >> this is what willie ordered online. for his daughter. >> actually, your daughter might enjoy it. my kids think it's creepy. >> for my daughter. >> what i will tell you. i'm not going to do this on tv because it will borderline be pornographic. but this doll, if you notice, she's not as well endowed as barbie was. so normally they just put the famous person's head on barbie's body. or if it's matell. my mother was like, she doesn't have boobs that big. you need to cut that body down. they had to go back to the factory and actually shave her boobs down. that's really easy to live with when you're in high school. >> wow, mom. >> publicized. >> in the medical community women are called having -- >> abuse. >> ma'am, i think we're going to do a brooke shields on you. >> yeah. a double

brooks. [inaudible]. welcome. >> good afternoon, commissioners, if i understand correctly, the only bidder for the contract when that contract was let go was with shell and it is a transition contract, a small p-e-r-c-e-n-t-a-g-e time you as an organization could be full speed ahead with local jobs, local people, even developing rec that could be purchased by other groups, one week ago today i walked into my classroom, my first course is environmental science, we won't focus on the science, i want to comment on some policy and politics and i would love to walk into that classroom and discuss with them the progress that the city is making in moving towards 100% renewable, clean energy, make no mistake, we will discuss the policy x the politics on the issue and i hope that's what i'm putting in front of them, i'm going to be teaching my 10th graders meteorologist, they will be seeing what's known oz a hock ke stick graph, the increase in carbon dioxide and we will talk about policy, and i hope this group mo

i'm brooke baldwin. i'm brooke baldwin. the news is now. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> after usher's son nearly drowns, the singer's ex wants a court to step in. >>> allegations of torture, abuse and murder at a reform school. bodies of boys never found. but florida is making a dramatic move to change that. >> let's take all of these boys, white boys, black boys, join them together. >>> plus, did a dad make the right move in addressing his daughter's suspected kidnapper? >> if you have a chance, you take it. you run. >>> and a college professor's deep, dark secret revealed. years ago he murdered his entire family. and today the mayor wants him gone. but the school and students, well -- >> he's very intelligent. he's almost a genius. >>> thank you so much for starting your hour with me. i'm brooke baldwin. take that, putin. no summit. barack obama is backing out of that big meeting planned for moscow, marking a new hard line from the white house. he's likening russia's leaders to soviet style despits and expressi

>> okay, brooke, but she is one of our country's most valuable natural resources, a celebrity. that is very tiring. very tiring. >> i really enjoy food. >> i am so sick of this woman pretending like she eats. she is fake. she is a rich little prince not in touch with like anything that has to do with reality. and it drives me up a wall. >> i will give this to you. >> thank you. >> just because of the sitting indian style on her couch. >> don't agree with me on this one. i've got one that's really going to chap your hide. >> okay. >> one direction star dave got girlfriend's face tattooed on his bicep. >> he got a hairy face tattooed on his bicep. interesting move. >> when asked if he had regrets about the tattoo, he said, quote, of course not. i'm sorry, but he's in a boy band. which means he's 19. which means four years from now, he will end up working at a f t fast-food joint that doesn't allow him to show his tattoos anyway. his girlfriend from the one direction film premier, with whatt looked to be an engagemen ring on her finger. >> i wasn't with you on the tattoo, but now

so this is really a tactical engagement, brooke. it's not as though -- again, as the president said, it's not part of a campaign. we are not going to war. we're going to try to punish a punitive expedition against assad and his chemical delivering capability. very narrow. >> i want to ask you about the targets. because we heard from secretary kerry laying out the fact that in syria they have the greatest amount of chemical weapons, a stockpile. biggest in all of the middle east. that said, i think there's an important difference. you said that the u.s. would potentially strike and target, perhaps, air force, perhaps the way in which they transfer these chemical weapons. not specifically the chemical weapons themselves. is that correct? >> that's exactly correct. however, it certainly remains an option for the united states to go after the inventories if, in fact, the inventories that we know about in fixed facilities, those chemical weapons are still there. we've already telegraphed to assad that the united states intends to do some

the red carpet, brooks was the ground breaking, 20 years ago and brooks was our chair at that time and led the effort to get us to the third street. >> bob fisher who is our board president and the partner in this project and dennis wo ng and the trustee of the oversight committee. and january kim, the district six supervisor who has been such a great supporter and partner in this project and then i also would like to introduce special members that we like to serve into the enhanced education programs. the class of third graders from carmichael school here in the neighborhood. >> as a member of the board since 2003 and the board president for the last three years, i am incredibly excited to be able to kick off this ground breaking. on a personal note, kie not be more pleased that our families, art collection has found a home at sfmoma. and i would now like to introduce... thank you. >> i would now like to introduce a partner who has been with us every step of the way in leading this transformation, district six supervisor jane kim. >> thank you, bob. >> i just asked craig if he was loo

>> well, i can tell you this, brooke.f people's mind about this week-long man hunt is, you know, the search for james mi dimaggio and hannah anderson, a lot of people have been wondering whether she was simply a kidnapping victim or something else. the sheriff in san diego county has provided a very definitive answer to that question. >> i want to emphasize that during the law enforcement interviews with hannah, it became very clear to us, very clear that she is a victim in every sense of the word in this horrific crime. from the time of her abduction in boulevard to her recovery in idaho by the fbi's hostage rescue team, she was under extreme, extreme duress. >> meanwhile, hannah is back here in the san diego area with her family. her father speaking out to reporters and here's what he had to say about what she's going through. >> the healing process will be slow. she has been through a tremendous, horrific ordeal. i am very proud of her and i love her very much. she is surrounded by the love of her family, friends and c

brooks. >> good afternoon supervisors. eric brooks san francisco green party andow city. i just want to make sure we put forward our thanks to supervisor chiu for doing this in the first place and as soon as you're ready to fight this again we will your back again. there are lots of us in the environmental and neighborhood communities are are ready to g don't be shy and let's fight this to the best extent that we can. >> is there any additional public comment on item nine? seeing none public comment is closed. is there a motion to forward this with recommendation to the full board as a committee report? >> so moved. >> without objection? that the order. madam clerk can you please call item 10? >> item 10 is for the administrative code for the environmental review officer and determination of exempt modification. doesn't require a new decision under ceqa. >> supervisor kim you are the author of item number 10. >> thank you. so we're coming to the end of a very long ceqa journey that was initiated by supervisor wiener. this is the last piece of what i believe is a compromis

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also worked the night shift on the gender disorder ward at brook view.. it ain't right. water under the bridge. it's done. well, thanks for... looking out. nurse leonard is waiting. right. you coming, boss? as i said, i barely remember that girl. you were zapping so many patients at brook view, it's hard to keep them all straight. we know about the other zombies the hospital churned out. three to be exact. all under your care. it was horrible what they were doing to those young people. terrible. you just stood by and let it happen. doctors don't listen to nurses. it was out of my hands. then why did you quit? after sam died, you just ran for the hills. i didn't run for any damn hills. my whole life i've been holding my tongue watching men make mistakes. but i begged dr. kearns to stop. but doctors don't listen to nurses. i truly thought that we were helping in the beginning. but sam had so much fight in her. they did everything they could to snuff it out. and one more time. pull out your chair. lower yourself slowly into the seat. don't plop. excellent p

but to brooks and his family, running this business is anything but. the family drama is just the start. >> there's probably approximately 25 stockholders and those stockholders have children, spouses and things. so there's many people who have some sort of ownership of this place. >> ownership and different ideas of how things should be run. >> i have a will the of extended family who have needs and desires and want return on their investment, which is understandable. everyone does. being the core family that runs it, i feel my grandfather left us with that responsibility. that not only do we need to provide an amusement park for the people of ocean city, but we need to provide a return for our shareholders. >> a return that is increasingly tough to provide. tacks have gone up, the cost of maintaining the rides have increased. and prices? well, they can't go up too much. >> we can't pass -- like most businesses can pass their expenses on to the consumer. it's very hard here. because a parent can only afford so much, you know, for a child to ride a rid