so cassandra can you come out here and help us with that? wear a blind fold to even it up. [ laughter ] and that is a beautiful dress, cassandra. >> thanks i found it. [ laughter ] >> seth: oh yes. all right. [ cheers and applause ] take your time, cassandra. take your time. all right, let's begin. i will read the news story and you guess if it is fake or if it really happened in florida. if you're correct, you will hear the sound of retiree winning a bingo game. >> bingo! [ laughter ] >> seth: if your answer is incorrect you'll hear a pageant mom yelling at her 4-year-old. >> amber, no! [ laughter ] >> seth: let's begin. contestant number one, melissa. a pastor in miami gardens told the press if he would eat a live cockroach as a stunt to bring more people to his mega church. fake or florida? >> definitely florida. >> bingo. >> seth: that's correct. [ cheers and applause ] and when you are correct on fake or florida, you get one manatee. [ laughter ] there you go. all right, are you ready, jason? >> yes. >> all right. a teacher in volusia c

so much for cassandra. >> oh, man. >> that was a birthday. >> that was that.my goodness. >> the kiss count stops at six. yes. >> six different women? >> six different women. in fact, he kissed some of them twice. the only women juan pablo didn't kiss were the two who went home. >> wow. >> cassandra and -- who was the other one? kat went home. there are six women left, including our girl renee. they're off to miami next week. the analyst is back to sochi. i'm taking my roses with me. >> have fun. >> see ya. >> see ya, jack. wow, kiss count. six. he's not getting cheated, is he? >>> all right. we're going to slow it down a bit. we'll turn to a sad development. julia roberts mourning the death of her half-sister from an apparent drug overdose. the body of nancy motes was found sunday in a bathtub at a home in los angeles. >> both prescription and nonprescription drugs found next to the body, reported by the coroner. death is suicide, but it could take weeks to find out the actual cause. that kept julia roberts away from the ultimate power lunch yesterday. dozens

juan pablomented cassandra and kat tonight. i'm sorry, guillermo, i know you were really pulling for cassandra but she's gone. for the past few years we've had a bachelor tradition on the show and that's putting together all the times the word "amazing" is said during each episode, which is normally a lot. but for some reason juan pablo and his ladies have been laying off that word, or at least they were laying off it until tonight. set the "amazing" counter to zero and fire it up. >> cassandra. she's an amazing woman. >> amazing women. >> this place is amazing. >> an amazing -- >> amazing girl. >> so amazing. >> amazing. >> amazing. >> amazing. >> amazing. >> amazing. >> amazing. >> jimmy: 13 "amazing"amazings." welcome back, "amazing." we really missed you. [ applause ] amazing. you know, guillermo got some one-on-one time with bachelor juan pablo. they played a game called "truth or slap." it's kind of like truth or dare. but instead of dares there are slaps. the truth is the rules don't really matter. it's just fun to see t

. >> trace analyst, cassandra burk extracted these threads and viewed them at 40 times magnification. >> and as soon as i looked at them under the microscope, i could tell they were animal hairs. >> prior to the 1940s, animal hairs were commonly used as a binding and strengthening agent in plaster. this meant the murder site was probably in a house built before 1940. unfortunately, there were thousands of them. [ male announcer ] this is the cat that drank the milk... [ meows ] ...and let in the dog that woke the man who drove to the control room [ woman ] driverless mode engaged. find parking space. [ woman ] parking space found. [ male announcer ] ...that secured the data that directed the turbines that powered the farm that made the milk that went to the store that reminded the man to buy the milk that was poured by the girl who loved the cat. [ meows ] the internet of everything is changing everything. cisco. tomorrow starts here. i can download anything i want. [ girl ] seriously? that's a lot of music. seriously. that's insane. and it's 15 bucks a month for the family. seriously

thee is cassandra, housekeeper who is also psychic and suddenly bursts into greek choruses of psychic predictions like housekeepers do. tavis: [laughter] >> nina is a sweet young thing in love with checkov's plays. and she brings a kind of wonderful innocence and spirituality into the mix. for me,t is impossible at least, given the number of times you have been on this program, reference alzheimer's regarding the play and not make a connection to your own life. lifeis that old adage, imitates art and sometimes art imitates life? why do you keep coming back to this? >> i have been involved in the for aagainst alzheimer's long time. i lost my grandfather and my dad to alzheimer's and vascular dementia. i was on a conference call with the federal advisory council because back when the president and congress did things together, they put together this national alzheimer's plan. .t is a forward going movement congress unanimously approved $122 million funding research and care for alzheimer's. given the care and climate, that is a big deal. it appears in the play is in some ways a current

couple compazine in cassandra was only open six months ago i'm as you may have guessed from the name it's money fight just compass it's components for the aviation industry it's already produces compass it's been passed to the sukhoi superjet and is getting ready to launch production of parts for the m s twenty one . passenger plane complex pieces of kit main parts include leading edge flaps brakes spoilers. and trailing edge flaps originally made from minium the number of components made from compass its vary from model to model but he's always on the if we're talking about the twenty one all these parts will be made from composites cereals but in addition the wing skins. will also be made to create a black wing. well if we're talking about the situation today. the proportion of compas at materials is something in the order of twelve percent for all planes. for planes like the super jet about for the m s twenty one which will have a cold as it weighing the ratio will be a lot higher of course. each wing plane components starts off life on a roll of president impregnated cloth pre-pr

we are lucky to have him and we thank the department particularly cassandra costello for pushing this rock over the hill. and to ann hall stead's point, a reminder that this tower is surrounded by a park that's actually 60 years older than the tower. and by the laws of physics it needs the same kind of attention that the tower does to be adequately maintained. thank you. my amazement at your stamina today. >> thank you very much. next speaker, please. >>> my name is ken may lee and i'm here to express my surprise that it's not taken as long as i thought it would to get to this point. i'm sure you all are very familiar with how long it takes between community concern and city departments, but we are at a crucial point and i'm very happy to see this lease come before the committee and i'm hopeful it will go before the board with your recommendation. >> thank you very much. next speaker, please. >>> hi, my name is umberto [speaker not understood]. i have been a tourist at the coit tower and i have taken a bunch of friends to visit the coit tower so i am familiar with the beauty and intoe

nermeen shaikh, steve martinez, sam alcoff, hany massoud, robby karran, deena guzder, amy littlefield, cassandraaire, messiah rhodes and charina nadura. mike di fillippo and miguel nogueira are our engineers. special thanks to becca staley, julie crosby, hugh gran, jessica lee, john wallach and vesta goodarz. and to our camera crew, jon randolph, kieran meadows, carlo de jesus and phil raymond. our website is democracynow.org. you can go there, send us pictures and videos as we celebrate our 18th birthday. i am amy goodman. thank you so much for joining us.

he was the kind of cassandra and he kept warning about us. eventually he got discouraged and he retired from the fbi and he took a job as the head of security in the center in new york city. so he turned up in august of 2001, and he kept that job only for a few days and he was on the scene and he -- so that kind of citizen is one reason i wanted to write the book i wanted to write this book to talk about the way that we do have a grand strategy in our fight against terrorism and i don't think a lot of americans know that work over the pieces and i tried to lay some of those out to help the citizens kind of develop a full perspective on what the public business has done by all parts in this. in that respect than a couple assumptions, the book starts with the idea that terrorism is a real thing and a bad thing, and actually in the academy overall accepted propositions. i used a definition from the think tank. this isn't mine but it's always guided my scholarship and that terrorism is a deliberate and systematic murder and menacing of the innoce

tomorrow morning currency called disguised because see a few wayward showers struck the day featured cassandraning as the rain will start to approach the north bay by a clock full swing the no. starting the search over san francisco oakland into richmond also down toward san mateo. as we move into a time clock hours sweating out the south bay will see some moderate rain possibly through hayward and fremont as well as down in sunnyvale and in san jose. in the midnight hours will have a few lingering showers after the midnight hour you see that here by 3:00 in the morning splatters on the livermore valley and in san jose that is going to taper off by a letter morning hours sunday. a source us immensely and warmer temperatures to >> : will see up to an inch of rain in the north bay. elsewhere a to a half-inch of rain. let cst wednesday afternoon in a brief period. the moderate range. ray is going to be approaching saturday wade to ussunday mornis dropping below freezing we could pick up one to 3 in. a likable with snow and more for the higher terrain snow schuller's will taper off during the day

cassandra is a dna expert and said she's setting the remains of the catholic nun of who died in 1922.un was known as the mother of croatia for her work helping in her native poland. the oakland scientist is being asked to examine bones to make certain they are those of the mother of croatia. the vatican requires such identification for anyone on the road to sainthood. >>> 8:11. a 16-year-old girl shot to death. now authorities need your help to find the killer. the clues investigators are working with to try to determine what happened. >>> a plane bound for rome is hijacked by the copilot and flown to geneva instead today. a live report on the reason the pilot said he did it. >>> good morning. right now traffic is doing pretty well in the bay area as you can see on 680. but speeds are up and a tendency for more dangerous crashes is there. we'll tell you more about that -- coming up. >>> a little chill in the morning air. combination of colder temperatures and a westerly breeze but what about high temperatures? will they be cooler or warmer. good is in every blue diamond a good that co

final four, nikki, clare, cassandra.pense. >>> there is a big change on late night tv. just a few hours ago jimmy fallon hosted his first tonight shoe. >> for the first time in more than 40 years "the tonight show" calls new york home. he thanked jay lennon, conan o'brien, first jerk -- first joke, that is about the show's rocky recent past. >> welcome. i'm jammy fallon and i'll be your host, for now. >> back at the defblg, a parade of celebrities who jokingly thought he would never host "the tonight show." robert de niro, even lady gaga and one of his main competitors. >> welcome to 11:30! >> bleep him there. >> joan rivers, 49 years to the day since hers first tonight show appearance. >> very cool. >> you remember those beyond odd outfit abba wore. now they reveal they were to save money for tax. >> one admitted they look nuts. >> you wouldn't wear those? >> come on. >> bradley cooper should have tried on his tuxedo before taking it to washington, as he explained to ellen degeneres. he explained he got a rare invitatio

. >> cassandra, 36 from arizona. she dropped 121 pounds.. she's dropped 55 pounds. >> cool. >> she runs 5k races. >> did you feel with your blood pressure being back to where it should be like a different person? >> a totally different person. more energy, i don't have to sleep as much. and can run around after the kids. >> oh, definitely. >> lay with thplay with them. >> next, crystal, from new jersey, she's lost 21 pounds. lowered every possible risk factor. volunteering at the church, taking care of her family. here's the coolest part. she took on a plank challenge and she can hold a plank for three minutes. >> i used to play basketball in high school. i can hold it for 45 seconds. >> plank queen. >> middleton, idaho, she dropped 50 pounds. she's got two kids. her husband is an air force vet van. here's the coolest part about her. she can tuck her shirts in her jeans and show off her blingy belts. >> and deb is 52, from the bronx. this is cool. deb has been a nurse educator. she's been talking the talk but she hasn't been walking the wal