. >> thank you carli pain sfmta. so we've identified 3 main questions this pilot is seeking to address and then data that that will be collected in support of answering anticipate. the first it does that pilot mrth the commuter shuttles at mining stops reduce conflict from muni. the woo to access that we'll conduct before and during pilot observations so the plan is in advance of the pilots commemorate this july we'll be conducting outcomes and our platoon is a combination of in field observations and human beings and using the fronted and rear cameras on muni buses to collect the activity between those we'll looking at the incidents of muni's having to double park to load and unload shuttles and loading and uploading in a double park position and detailed action for muni or inability to access the curb either muni or shuttles blocking sidewalks i crosswalks or bike lanes and a vehicle can't isn't able to stop they curb and that impacts people with physical disabled and people with strollers we'll be tracking collisi

people along the way will say, "go carly."per: carly will suddenly have thousands of new friends? >> grilik: carly will look wicked happy. >> cooper: most runners in next week's marathon will just be happy to finish or reach a personal best. but for shalane flanagan and the other top runners, the goal is winning, and the race is as much about strategy and psychology as it is physical conditioning. obviously, marathons are painful. but for you, it's about being able to deal with pain yourself, and also, inflict pain on others. >> flanagan: uh-huh. >> cooper: that's part of the strategy. >> flanagan: yes. you know, when i start to feel fairly uncomfortable, it's... it's all about embracing it and realizing it's inevitable and... >> cooper: embracing the pain? >> flanagan: embracing it, yes. so if i'm uncomfortable, i usually know my competitors are uncomfortable. if they're straggling behind, that's kind of the time when i say, "i'm going to put the screw in." i can tell that they're either struggling mentally or physically, so

do you not know carly? have you seen what she wears to school?y? it's not right, and carly's got enough problems. what do you mean? well, her mom can't get through soccer practice without a thermos of chardonnay, and don't get me started on the dad. that guy is-- (brakes squeal, horn honks) oh! oh, my god! oh, my god! (haley) mom! oh! this is such a dangerous intersection! did i get lipstick on my face? no, you're fine. and consider yourself lucky you didn't just get, like, felt up by your mom. they need to get a stop sign. what is your obsession with traffic? it's an obsession with safety. one of these days, joe speeder's gonna come tearing through here,

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. >> good evening carli pain with the sfmta the project manager. i am ♪ communication with muni riders and other san franciscans very frequently about counterpart shuttles. i receive e-mails dribble and e-mails that members of the board of supervisors forward to me with concerns complaints and questions. and in that avenue i often am trying to resolve the problems but have been telling me here's our proposed solution that we agree there's a problem and the feedback is we're do glad sfmta is doing something and we've also been to public meetings to the sfmtas policy and governance committee and our citizen's advisory committee. in 2011 and 2012 describing the scope of the effort the information we've tried to collect and in 2013 here's the policy approach and again in 2014 here's the specific policy we've been to on the ta citizen's advisory committee and their plans and program committee describing the 2012 and 2013, the for the >> let me ask it a different woo. eave heard and i see that as ground zero you talked about this where you visited people

the rejection could jeopardize the recent entrants into the american tv market which is carly and judge on the cooking thing to tell or show it to taste wilson is reported to have registered with the u s officials prior to flying acknowledging she did not lead to ten people convicted of taking illegal narcotics she has now been invited to apply for visa which the us embassy in london says the hand or retaining and expeditiously. it's expected olsen will have to come together to talk his assessment to pray she's clean and trunks. us officials maintain the right time. it is the drug offenses even if they have been specifically charged for the offense. jeff and i think it's the domestic gold it's off to one of the books and has a decent cooking drifted on to it. she snorted or kindness or more times and its pledge cannabis in front of the children the confession came during a trial by jennifer and her ex husband's house of his coma i could face charges of defrauding a couple of six hundred and ninety five thousand pounds a media storm when she killed by stories of twenty in drug abuse and

british media the rejection could jeopardize the recent entrants into the american tv market which is carly and jace on the cocaine need to tell and show it to taste wilson is reported to have registered with the u s officials prior to flying acknowledging she had not been to tangle convicted of taking an illegal narcotics she has now been invited to apply for a visa which the us embassy in london says will be handled pretending and expeditiously. it's expected olsen will have to um to get it all just assessment to pray she's clean and trucks us officials maintain the right time to test the drug offenses even if they have been specifically charged for the offense. she is known as the domestic dog beds off to one of the books and has a decent cook and i drifted on to it. she snorted decaying several times and its players cannabis in front of the children the confession of pain killing a trial by janice and her ex husband's tell such people magnets could face charges of defrauding the company of six hundred and ninety five thousand pounds and made it through the chute killed by stories of cle

. >> carly. >> jimmy: ew. >> jessie. >> jimmy: ew. >> suzie. >> jimmy: ew. >> holly. >> jimmy: ew. >>ce. >> jimmy: ew. >> and amanda. >> jimmy: ewww! [ laughter ] did you get anything? >> yeah. i got this new poster of harry styles. >> jimmy: omg! harry styles! i can't stand him. i won't! >> but you have to! >> jimmy: okay. >> and the best part of this poster is, you can kiss it and it is almost like kissing him in real life. hi. >> jimmy: hi, harry. how are you? [ laughter ] >> jimmy: i got something -- wrap it up! wrap it up! today we have a very special guest. please join me in welcoming the first lady of the united states, mrs. obama! [ cheers and applause ] >> both: ew! [ all ew ] >> i can't! being in front of the first lady is making me nervous. [ light laughter ] let's have a shy face-off. [ laughter ] [ applause ] okay, moving on. so mrs. obama -- >> oh, please, call me michelle. [ gasps ] [ laughter ] >> jimmy: okay, michelle! so like, what's up? have you been watching the olympics? >> absolutely. i love seeing the best athletes in the world compete against each other. >> ew,

we ought to have sensible, data-driven -- hey, carly, charlie, quiet down.you quiet down. i mean, jesus, think about it. >> instead of overregulation. >> yeah, let's get more regulation. that's what we need. liz: some willinglation, joe, as we finish up, would be -- >> how about fix the market? >> you don't need a holistic, five-year review. data feeds are an issue. >> how about 40 different markets, you like that. >> >> absolutely not. >> that's the whole issue! >> you don't need 13 stock exchanges owned by three families. liz: we want to thank dennis kelleher, joe, and, of course, charlie gasparino who will reach through the camera and shake dennis' hand as well. >> bye, charlie. liz: you know regulation is coming, and you know as charlie's reported -- >> he is involved. liz: all right. we have 15 minutes before the closing bell rings. we'll find out how investors can field their portfolios for the long term. and, yes, charlie said jesus. could the oil industry be a profitable way for you to play a stronger economy it's a big industry, which part? we give

i gave carly a tough job. study this problem and come out and tell me, will america be able to conduct espionage in the future inside a broader political culture that everyday demands for transparency and more public accountability from every aspect of national life? they studied it for about four months and came back and gave me a firm, hardly speaking "we are not sure." which is a very telling answer. so here we are. with the national enterprise that i'm just going to assume we all believe is legitimate and necessary, american espionage, and a broader political culture that demands more transparency of an enterprise content demand secrecy for its very nature and its very success. that is why this is now so difficult for all of us. >> thank you. following up, bart, general hayden described what you are doing or the release of this information as being inherently governmental function. we will go into all the various checks that exist on the nsa and whether they work or not. but when you get that information,

. >> oh, carlie ray. >> that's not fair. >> she should have stepped up. that's true.s into your home. marah says that's not fair. that's it for "special report," fair, balanced and unafraid. greta goes "on the record" right now. >> is it it the real deal or fuzzy math? >> 7.1 million americans have now signed up for private insurance plans through these marketplaces. 7.1. >> that was a cocky president. that was a guy who has had a condescending tone to his voice. a guy doing not only a victory lap, spiking the ball. >> does anybody believe these are real numbers. >> i think it's fair to say we surpassed everyone's expectation. >> the numbers are a bit of funny math. >> we of course were very pleased with the aca result. >> how many of those people have really enrolled? how many have sent their check in? >> in reality, this could be a real failure. >> there are still no death panels.

carly! i can't believe you! boo-hoo! he cheated on me, too!what's going on? >> seth: please welcome the lovely cameron diaz and leslie mann. ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> seth: thank you both so much for being here. >> thank you for having us. >> seth: so great having both of you. now, this is a movie -- this is a movie about, like, women bonding, right? is that a good way -- i mean, it seems like there's a lot of beach hijinks there, that make you think it might not be. [ laughter ] >> well, you know, it is about an unlikely friendship of women who are sort of bonded through a very weird circumstance, which is basically they're all involved with the same man. she's married to him. i am dating him, and kate upton is dating him. but, of course, we don't really know about each other at all. so when we find out, it's psycho crazy. >> seth: because you're not -- you don't -- you aren't at each other's throats. you kind of come together. >> no, we realize he's a douche bag. can i say that? [ laughter ] can we say that? >> seth: you should have asked

carly! i can't believe you. boo-hoo, he cheated on me, too!ght hands. you see the eight octopus hands, like around -- >> it's actually -- and that scene is a lot longer. >> jimmy: that's great. >> there's a lot more tussling and falling -- you know, "wrastling" around in the sand. >> jimmy: there's some great physical comedy in there. >> thanks, man. >> jimmy: and every time you're here, i always challenge you to something weird or fun. and you always say yes, before we even tell you what we're doing. >> i always say yes. >> jimmy: so now we have a new game. it's a dangerous game, perhaps. if you like golf and you like roller skating -- >> oh. >> jimmy: you're going to love this. cameron diaz and i are playing a round of roller golf, after the break. stick around, everybody! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ first you get hit by psoriasis. and now you get hit again. this time by joint pain. it's a double whammy. it could psoriatic arthritis a chronic inflammatory disease that attacks your joints on the inside and your skin on the outside. if you've be

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for a long time, i was the world's foremost misogynist for firing patty dunn and carly fiorina of hewlett packard. then, when i was involved in genentech, i was going to destroy the world by releasing frankenstein bacteria, as new forms of life. there was a journalist in the "chronicle" maybe some of you remember, charles mccabe, who just castigated me every day on that. when i started my laser company in the 1960's, the rioters in berkeley thought it was a death ray. [laughter] >> yeah. the year i ran the san francisco valley effectively was a year of extreme controversy. herb caen called me, essentially, an idiot in charge, doing something he has no qualifications whatsoever to do, which was true. [laughter] the guy i hired, helgi tomasson, was still there 27 years later. >> it's almost time for audience questions. you mentioned herb caen. you started your comments by mentioning the "san francisco chronicle." are you surprised that the "san francisco chronicle" has a populist tone in its pages? [laughter] >> i think there's only one newspaper in the united states that doesn't have a pop

i want to say carly simon is performing, but they put a nice trio of artists that represent the diversitycountry rock roots to her pop roots, they will have the entire spectrum. >> what are some of these older artists doing in an environment where record sales no longer matter, so to speak? and you're being paid by downloads. continue to gain revenue? is it touring? >> touring is a huge part of it. when you have an opportunity like the rock 'n roll hall of fame or the grammys come it's a huge opportunity to reinvigorate your brand. with the grammys this year, stevie wonder aÇai 1037% increase on sales. >> do they really get that much from it? isn't it the record company getting the bulk of that money question are >> absolutely the record company benefits from the control that they have but the artists ability to go back out and tour if they want to do so, once you get your face back in the public, that's the key. 40th anniversary for kiss. >> from what i read, they will huge stagehuge tour, show with lots of fun surprises. , generationoved after generation. i'm excited and proud and this

for a long time, i was the world's foremost misogynist for firing patty dunn and carly fiorina of hewlett packard. then, when i was involved in genentech, i was going to destroy the world by releasing frankenstein bacteria, as new forms of life. there was a journalist in the "chronicle" maybe some of you remember, charles mccabe, who just castigated me every day on that. when i started my laser company in the 1960's, the rioters in berkeley thought it was a death ray. the year i ran the san francisco valley effectively was a year of extreme controversy. herb caen called me, essentially, an idiot in charge, doing something he has no qualifications whatsoever to do, which was true. the guy i hired, helgi tomasson, was still there 27 years later. >> it's almost time for audience questions. you mentioned herb caen. you started your comments by mentioning the "san francisco chronicle." are you surprised that the "san francisco chronicle" has a populist tone in its pages? [laughter] >> i think there's only one newspaper in the united states that doesn't have a populist tone, and it's the only n

for a long time i was the world's foremost mysogenist for firing patty dunn and carly fiorina at hewlett-packard. then when i was involved in i was going to destroy the world by releasing bacteria as new forms of life. thethere's a journalist in chronicle, maybe something you whomber, charles mccabe, just castigated me every day on that. and when i started my laser 60's, they the thought it was a death ray. and -- ( laughter ) yeah. and the year i ran the san ballet effectively was a year of extreme controversy. called me, well, idiot.ally an in charge of doing something he has no qualifications whatsoever which is true. but the guy i hired is still years later. >> it's almost time for audience questions. you mentioned herb kane who started your comments by mentioning the san francisco chronicle. are you surprised that the san aancisco chronicle has pages? tone in its >> i think there's only one newspaper in the united states populussn't have a tone. and it's the only newspaper in the united states that's making the "wall and that's street journal." >> point of fact, other money.ers make but bel

>> super carly. >> initials are stitch to the back for the perfect finish. >> this is like a fun placenyway and they put their capes on and now they're flying everywhere instead of walking. >> the goal is to get 7000 children this year. any kid that attends camp here will receive cape of their choice. reporting in livermore, kron 4 news. >>> coming up, it is a high-tech way to sell marijuana where it is now legal. it is raising concerns that children can get to it. >>> parents are complaining about a teacher saying her looks are distracting. >>> where is this misspelled stop sign, where is it painted in well, we have a hint for you and hs it is here in the bay area. we'll tell you about it when we come back. [♪] the holiest day on christian calendar. you can see the pope wore red symbolizing blood. as he celebrated the mass on the steps of the square. tiny braided palm leaves shaped like crosses. on friday, he will presides at the coliseum at the cross. >>> a woman in connection with two strong armed robberies on thursday morning. the other in the area of house street and ridge way ave

the plot is like this, carly, played by cameron diaz discovers her boyfriend is married and then shef them with that woman, kate upton and the three of them team up for revenge. >> took a run on the beach, met mark's new mistress. amber. >> are you jealous? you are. >> insane girl crush. >> i feel like it brings up our group average. >> this is not "sister wives," honey. >> this sounds like every guy's worst nightmare. is this worth getting off the couch to see? >> it is if you have your girls and cocktails with you. if you don't have either one think twice. >> for anybody else, perhaps a gentleman, stay away. this is ladies night. >> chick flick for sure. >> i had that feeling any way. >> yeah. >> moving on our next movie is "transcendence." science fiction film starring johnny depp with rebecca hall, kate mara and morgan freeman. the plot is too complicated to explain but has to do with scientists uploading a person's brain to a machine and the conflict with those who oppose that project. johnny depp is the lead scientist. >> could they be intelligent. >> shut it down. >> shut it d

caller: in the words of carly simon, nobody does it better than c-span. senator johnson, a couple of quick questions. the senate bill on immigration that was passed, do you feel that today it would pass if it was brought before congress? it would pass in the house. i voted against it even though i want to solve the immigration situation. we can't afford the benefits we have already promised, much less offer more. according to cbo it would stop only 50% of illegal immigration. it did not solve the problem. it was comprehensive. that is a word i would take out of our vocabulary here in washington dc. we don't do comprehensive very well. i think we need to do ,tep-by-step, secure the border but not militarize it. you need to eliminate all the incentives for illegal immigration. we need a test worker program. there are a lot of things we can do. at ied against it immediately went over to the house and worked with the people who are serious about immigration reform. i hope the house passes the individual components. i know the individuals here are living in th

a lo que tÚ quieras mi carlis. anda muy sacalepuntas. mejor vamos con william. >>> red social?gram, se escribiÓ, si christian quiere salir del clÓset que salga, que no se meta con ricky martin. asÍ que, los fans de ricky martin, estarÁn super, superconectados con el comentario que hizo christian. y los comentarios estÁn calientes, los invito que sigan escribiendo por twitter, facebook o instagram, estoy conectado leyendo sus comentarios, ya viene llegando la espectacular, mamacita zuleyka rivera que viene a despedirse, de quÉ se va a despedir, no se muevan en minutos les contamos los detalles. >>> se va a despedir de mÍ obviamente. >>> de ti? >>> ya viene zuleyka. >>> estÁ enamorada de mÍ, quÉ quieren que haga? >>> mi vidia. >>> mi vido, se quiere casar. >>> cÓmo vas con la aÑoranza mexicana. sufriendo todavÍa? >>> muy agradecido con redes sociales, los quiero mucho. >>> te presto a mi mami que llega hoy. >>> un abrazo para la gente como paul que extraÑa a la gente en su tierra. >>> vamos a la pausa. >>> buenÍsimo. a ganar mÁs dinero. sabe quÉ? de forma divertida, para que ni l

a comment from carly in minneapolis, minnesota writes in -- "will be a capitalist or a -- will putin a conqueror?"r a guest: this was the initial thrust of the western reaction. what is the impact on the wealthy individuals? what is the impact on the oligarchs? what is the impact on the russian financial markets? we sell the stock exchange in moscow take a huge hit. it is going to be more difficult in the future for russian firms to access capital in international markets if this sort of thing continues. there may come a point when you get pressure from firms that no longer do what they need to do because of political climate. that has not been reached yet. it is certainly one of the levers that the u.s. and the west could try to push. host: we're talking with keith johnson of foreign policy on our series.t on magazines putin aims his energy weapon at ukraine. you can check it out on foreign policy.com. we have about 20 minutes left with him. we want to hear your comments on this subject as well. daniel is in pennsylvania on our line for independents. good morning. caller: good morni

what's carly going to do now though?e, it's called. >> it's called maternity leave. >> educate me on what women need to flourish in the workforce. >> we're not engaged under war on women in the kristol families. despite being republicans. >> you don't say get yourself back to work? >> no, no, no. bill does not say to his daughter what you say to people who work for you when they have a child. all right. in austin, texas, we've got nbc news chief white house correspondent and host of "the daily rundown," chuck todd. by the end of day yesterday, four presidents will have gone down talking about their historic work and talking about lbj's historic work down at the presidential library. >> yes. it's the civil rights summit which comes to a close there in austin, texas. president obama and president george w. bush will address today while carter did on tuesday. but last night it was bill clinton's turn to talk about the act. 50 years after lyndon johnson signed it into law. >> i tell you what i'm tired of hearing -- >> well,

show lost carly is the writer and exact producer of bates motel airing on mondays at ten pm on a and a and the upcoming the strain which will premier on f.x. in july you were pre-med right i was indeed what changed you what left you the what the medicine why did the world of medicine lose you well i said i was first i really didn't like the pre-med classes that i was taking and my mother saw that i was losing interest so she had me scrub in for a surgery with my uncle and he was doing. a test on a bypass operation on a very obese person and there was the smell of cauterised flesh and he was pulling organs out of the incision and i fainted and that pretty much was the. end of medicine for it to give the hollywood. when i was in college the filmmakers of the movie airplane came i went to harvard they came to harvard to do a preview screening the movie and i met them and i had never met anyone who worked on a movie before and just a light bulb went off in my head i loved writing and i basically thought well why not do this did you think of falling then into comedy airplane was one of th

abby martin and this is breaking the set well you may remember a viral video two years ago titled carly two thousand and twelve that someone made everyone in the world care about uganda at all the pentagon just announced the u.s. is doubling up its efforts in the hunt for the elusive warlord joseph koni along with a dozen military aircraft u.s. officials announced monday that an additional one hundred fifty special forces troops will be sent to aid in the manhunt for spans uganda the central african republic congo and south sudan and while there is no doubt. edges of coney's indeed worthy of arrest this operations raising a lot of other questions for example why now who exactly is going on how many military exercises are currently happening sponsored by the u.s. in africa all according to a new investigative report by tom dispatch dot com the u.s. military was involved in at least forty nine of fifty four african nations during two thousand and twelve and two thousand and thirteen activities that range from special ops raids to the training of proxy forces in case you missed that accord

carly shaffer and toddler daughter at old faithful in yellow stone. >> i love nathat. >> i like the pigtails leer at the grand canyon. >> that's nice. >> there's nowhere better. i get flashbacks of the high wire walk that we did. >> well, we didn't actually. >> we asked no cameras. this is for us. >> stayed low to the ground, but we walked the canyon. >> and then another from donna sharanag. an underwater selfie. the ship wreck in grand cayman. >> i've been there. >> i was doing the orange room today, i was in for carson. they said let's get a green room shot. so here i am. >> that's you in nature? >> happy me in nature. are the astroturf really screams nature. >> how long do you any the plants live in the green room? >> i think they're fake. >> you were watering them. >> it's all show biz. >> all right, mr. roker, how about another check of the weather. >> as we check out your environment outside your window. wet weather moves into the northeast. ed my atlantic states down under the gulf coast. sunny skies near the florida panhandle. windy in southern texas on into southern california. more