. >> i to world-class doc rivers at the agency. we agree we don't -- >> ok. we will agree to disagree on that. if we're going to build defects, backdoors our golden master key fothis government to think we should do so, we have but 1.3 billion users around the world should we do so for the chinese government, the russian government, the israeli government, a french government, which of those we give backdoors to speaks on that point, the way you frame the question, response be deeply we should build back doors for other countries? >> my position is i think that one this is technically feasible. it needs to be done with on a framework. i'm the first to acknowledge that. you don't want the fbi and you don't want the nsa. what are we going to access and what we going to not access? that should be for us. i just believe that this is achievable and will have to work our way through it. i'm the first to acknowledge there's a national relation to this. i think we can work our way through this. >> so you do believe that they wished build those or other countries you

doc was with the show from 1962 to 1992, is that right?t's about right. >> jimmy: incredible, incredible musician. [ applause ] i got a good photo here. here's you and johnny back in the 60s i guess. [ audience aws ] look at that guy right there. i got to ask you -- you have such a great fashion sense, doc. [ laughter ] look at this guy. do you remember this? [ cheers ] >> that's a little bit of superman with the blues. >> jimmy: yeah, yeah. [ laughter ] then, i want you to explain this one. what happened? is that feathers? >> a chicken exploded on me. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: a chicken. looks like you got in a pillow fight. [ applause ] you can see doc performing with his big band this summer at the hollywood ball and on tour throughout the country this year. we're truly honored to have you here. thank you so much. >> my pleasure. thank you. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: you're the best. you're amazing. he's a legend. we've got a big week of shows ahead, you guys. vin diesel will be here. carl reiner will be here. kobe bryant will be he

but what is up with the soap opera doc? >> wow.ing about projecting and things that my character did. >> not barton's young and the restless character. but in his role in the powers of matthew star and the series of an alien with supernatural abilities. >> he was searching and saw matthew star. >> oh, my god. >-:f he was a smart guy that k of built a cage around himself and couldn't get out. that's what i wanted when i was matthew star. like ray. >> did you ask if a had any other family to give it to? >> for myself it didn't cross my >> you have to give relatives a chance to come forward, right? >> relatives have an opportunity to contest and they have six months to do that. >> no one contested it. cnfiñ >> they are now the proud owners of 167 acre of corn and soybean fields? >> is that the end of the strange story? not by a hollywood mile. they are here to leave with cash. getting the money. >> and how much money. úñ plus this. >> did ray save your life? >> he did indeed save my life. you exercise. you choose the salad. occasiona

this is a buy. >> doc, kohl's raised guidance. >> new 52-week high.normal volume at midday. raised guidance to same-store sales 3.7%. very positive. >> also a raise of guidance by macy's. >> yeah. and look i think the retail space is very strong right now. you've got good labor markets that should increase discretionary spending with lower oil prices. macy's is one of the better names here. i think you're supposed to own it and their earnings boost today is evident of that. >> josh talk about wynn. they missed and it's about partly at least macau. >> yeah. this is one of the worst looking charts there is out of large cap names. i think to a large extent this company can't do anything about it. there are political things in china their biggest market where all their growth is supposed to come from that have tamped down on gaming. i don't see an end in sight and the chart isÁtelling you 140 bt if it loses that level it's toast. i don't want to be in the name. i would much rather do something else. >> are you in casino stocks? >> not right now no but i

tonight, there's a fund-raiser at doc's clock bar on mission near 22nd street tonight. it's located right by the apartment building that was destroyed. until 2:00 a.m., doc's clock will be collecting everything from goods to monetary donations. >>> now to new developments in a gruesome case involving human body parts found in a suitcase in san francisco. police have made an arrest. cristina rendon is live outside the san francisco county jail, where the suspect remains at this hour. >> reporter: well, police believe mark andrews is behind this grisly crime. his arrest is a major development in this case, but the mystery remains as to the i'd fix of that dismembered body. an anonymous tip to police about the suspect's whereabouts. hours later, andrews was escorted out of a building in the tenderloin, with a white sheet over his head and face friday night. by saturday morning, he was facing a murder charge in connection with the body parts first discovered in a suitcase earlier this week. more remains were later found in a nearby crash can. >> he was booked on murder, so

doc. right!ow you're gonna ask for my credit card - doc. - so you can charge me on the down low two weeks later look, credit karma - are you talking to websites again? this website says 'free credit scores'. oh. credit karma! yeah, it's really free. look, you don't even have to put in your credit card information. what?! credit karma. really free credit scores. really. free. i could talk to you all day. ♪ ♪ no one loves cars more than we do. well, almost no one. ♪ >>> back to our "sunday housecall." studies show that maybe mothers shouldn't have daytime naps for their toddlers and they would sleep better at night. if that's true, is that also the case for the relevant of of us? you have got to put the baby down, it's bad for the baby's health if the baby subject sleep, bad for my health, too. >> i agree with you. an australian studyry tried to prove you wrong. if they did prove it parents would be devastated because parents need the rest. theoretically the best kinds of sleep is uninterrupted sle

process. >> autria godfrey has this "7 on your side" consumer alert about the impersonator known as docld maim and scar these people. >> he was william ferguson. he was not a doctor but he was impersonating one performing procedures and dispensing prescriptions without a license. initially, his patients would visit hollywood body and laser center for a weight loss program known as h.c.g. it was a last ditch effort to lose weight through prescriptions. >> the problem is there was no doctor supervising this clinic. many of these prescriptions were false and the consumers were not examined by a doctor. >> that diet consisted of injeb injections and a 500 calorie a day diet. this is what it looks like. perfectly fine if you have this for one meal. this is what his patients were living on for an entire day. if these drastic measures didn't work ferguson offered some more dangerous alternatives. >> liposuction. >> the clinic offered treatment for hair removal, acne, skin rejuvenation and cellulite. in all, 20 victims lost more than $80,000 and were left with psychological and physical harm. p

doc to you. >> all right. >> even you can read this graph, judge.ok at what's going on in zio farm. over the past three months just exploding to the upside trading over 1158 and still buying, judge. so this is one that we talked about again late last week. the stock exploding to the upside again. sold about half of the position but still in this one. >> okay. and pete, mcdonald's. >> mcdonald's if you go back to january 29th the stock trading around 92.60, in that range. suddenly some huge call activity there as well. it february, they wanted to buy a little time, went out to match, the march 95 calls were bought for 91 cents. 37,000 times. yesterday, those popped on this huge move that you can see over the last couple days. those popped to over $4. actually around $4.40. today even higher. i got out yesterday, i made the exit. i think this thing still has legs. 300,000 contracts traded again yesterday. in mcdonald's. >> the control room, i wonder when the last time mcdonald's was at $100. >> it's been a while and pushing on it right now. >> interes

. >> doc, take profits out of the space. josh is like i look at the runway here and the runway is longer? >> let me tell you why. because it's a long cold winter and because these guys had that outperformance rather than a moderate winter when they can get stuff going again and build up inventory that's being put off. construction is going to be slow in the month of march unless all of a sudden the world heats up. this thing is froze rints now. >> look at lennar, a company growing top line at 30% yet selling at a price to earnings growth or peg ratio of 1. the stock is cheap. look at the itb and 40% of the itb is your top four home builders we're not talking about paint companies. straight up, u.s. home construction stocks, you look at that, etf and see the index is selling at a 15 times forward multiple which is a discount to a lot of areas of the market. so yes, these stocks have been doing well. keep in mind they've sat out the last two years. they are just now breaking the may of 2013 highs that were right before the tap

doc, trading with what?> boston scientific today, judge, and the reason here is, of course, they have the $600 million settlement with j & j for guidant. that was less money than many expected. it kind of clears the future that was somewhat cloudy by what could have been had that continued. now, herp in here buying aggressively. the march 17 calls. you can see a one-week graph here. obviously, you see the big jump in the stock. now you see the pretty significant move higher in these march calls. it's got about 30 days or so to play out. i'll preebl be in this, and i bought this along with them. i'll probably be in this for in the neighborhood of two weeks because that will put us basically right to the first week in march, and i think if these -- if this plays right, it could go significantly higher. stocks pop to $16.60 so far today. not a big hurdle for it to get to $17. that's what we look for it to clear $17 in the next couple of weeks. >> you're just in the calls? >> i'm just in the calls. bought those

. >> a great team with the doc rivers and chris paul.he opportunity came where he was at the moment in his life where he had the resources. the point of him being an owner. he has invested in those. he still has principal residency in seattle and he is basically at every home game and involved in the management of the team. he is a great resource to me as part of our board. >> the donald sterling case. >> effective immediately, i am banning mr. sterling for life from any association with the clippers organization or the nba. >> how did you see what you had to do? what were the principles guiding you in making hard decisions? >> one, i begin with the fact i had been with the league so long that those principles were intrinsic to me and the league office that in terms of fairness, in terms of a level playing field for all players, all people, nondiscriminatory environment. those were the core principles that had been passed down to me not only by david, but bill russell is still part, oscar robertson is still part, kareem abdul-jabbar. our

. >>> a puppy with the pits bulls -- pit bulls head in the toxins body -- and eight docs and -- and aachsund body is making waves on social media. he will be available to be adopted next week. >>> a little bit of a cooldown? >> a cooldown still means warm temperatures for tomorrow in the upper 60s and low 70s. some good news, rain is in the forecast, always out, thursday, friday. dry weather tomorrow, clouds and sunshine. >> that's it for us at 11. stay connected to kron4.com or download one of our mobile apps. thank you, everybody, see you in the morning. >> face of rage. and there is a little girl in the car. >> psycho coo-coo. >> and you heard of chris kyle. now at american sniper coming forward. >> you're a monster. you have to be. >> plus ... remember this terrifying moment? imagine it happening to you. in real life! and exclusive with sherri shepherd. >> i don't know how she can act like this baby is nonexistent. >> plus, here she

>> some of my patients call me pot doc. >> your patients call you pot doc?et anyone who is as interested as hearing about their marijuana use as i am. >> dr. stacy gruber is serious about pot. >> i want you to name the color and not to read it. >> okay. >> i met her in her labs in mclean hospital near boston. she's using high-tech imaging to see what happens in the brain when you smoke. >> when you first smoke, that you light up a spliff, a joint, a smoke, and receptors are throughout the brain respond, and these are areas of the brain responsible for things like pleasure, memory, learning, sensation, sense of time and space, coordination, movement, appetite and other drives shall we say. so it's sort of an overall impact, right? >> so reward, pleasure, hunger. you have this overall feeling of wellbeing they say. that all sounds pretty good. >> it does sound pretty good. >> and it's not just feeling good, but there is this phenomenon reported by many smokers over the years, especially famous artists, the ability to be more creative. >> when you feel that hig

. >>: mark: with a lot more on our web site at kron 4 doc with the latest information on the stories with more information as far as the times that this person wrote art and the symptoms for measles all on our web site. >>: reporter:: person is dead after officers shooting and san jose. they charged the police with a knife we of will tran live with the investigation. >>: will: this story has to and goals and that we do know that the shooting took place right behind me on that corner at that house. or when to show a video of what happened at 530 last night. the two motions that the police is version and the woman's version the police will tell you that a stranger entered the house got into some some type of confrontation where the people inside the home felt threatened. >>: well: that in the room they call the police department they came out and by the time they got here he was outside willing a knife at launched at the officers and that's when they fight-- that's when they found that they were under a friend and he was shot he later at the hospital died. i talked to the woman that li

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. >> tony, ya sabes, cuÍdate siempre tenemos una vÍctima las embarazada, gracias doc.l doctor responde hasta las 5 de la maÑaan. >> claro, me pueden escribir a mi cuenta de twitter @juanr. >> pasamos contigo. >> yo le voy a cantar a la barriguita. a continuaciÓn el cata nos revela en exclusiva que el plagio por el tema loca que habla de un posible soborno. la ex presentadora paula durante levante la voz para defender a su hija que es lesbiana. >> nos puede seguir en las redes sociales. gracias. >> los espero en ♪ >> y bien se entregÓ a las autoridades en miami el cantante puertorriqueÑo, ex de la cantante noelia que grabÓ un vÍdeo pornogrÁfico con ella. su ex y su primo fueron tambiÉn arrestadas el artista saliÓ en libertad luego de pagar una fianza de 100 mil dÓlares. >> se declara inocente el cantautor el cata, asegura que el famoso tema loca es suyo. >> es la primera entrevista que concede desde que un compositor ganÓ la demanda y la entrevista se la concediÓ a nuestro tony. >> se puede llamar una canciÓn dos tigres esta novela. >> sÍ. >> desde agosto del aÑo pasado

>> jimmy: the first one -- it's you doing the voice of doc in the '80s cartoon "g.i. joe."e now. >> yo, this is some "fifty shades of grey" type of [ bleep ]. you white people are [ bleep ] up. [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: that was you? >> yeah, that was me. see, you didn't recognize it back then. >> jimmy: no, no. i actually didn't know any -- i didn't even know -- >> slid that right in there. i had to get paid, man. >> jimmy: yeah, i know. you were ahead of your time, dude. because "fifty shades of grey" didn't come out for another -- [ laughter ] unbelievable, man. yeah. here's another one you did. this one's from the classic show "scooby doo." >> "scooby doo." >> jimmy: check this out. you won't believe this. >> what's an empty old suit of armor during in the driver's seat of this pickup? >> i wonder who this creepy hunk of tin belongs to. >> maybe it belongs to -- these nuts. [ laughter ] [ applause ] >> you missed that one? you missed that one? >> jimmy: i think i heard you a a little bit in that -- no, i don't know. >> come on, man. that was on tv.

you say doc you need to buy two or four or six of these new devices immediately because we've made thisellent change. >> kaufman has named three sales reps in his lawsuit. olympus has not returned our calls. investigation of olympus devices found problems with keeping the devices clean even with the manufacturer's dleeng cleaning protocols. >> all the five outbreaks we discussed earlier suggests that the hospitals were cleaning and disin effectingindisinfecting the devices. >> saying their product like all endoscopes, requires meticulous manual cleaning to ensure effective reprocessing. the company added it's monitoring the situation and is now offering video demonstrations on how to clean the devices. they also told us that you're working with the fda. but records show the fda has known about problems with dirty scopes for years. in 2009 the agency issued this safety communication. it cautioned that endoscopes are fundamentally difficult to clean and disinfect and sterilize and provided health care facilities with recommendations to deal with those revokes. over the next -- with those

the witnesses say a man was walking his doc dog on the sidewalk. the dog was loose and the owner chased after his dog. that is when a driver lost control of his car and hit 2 people at the intersection of wolfe road and fair oaks. the car came to a stop near the sidewalk. here is where we started to get conflicting information. witnesses say the person who died was the man, the owner of the dog but a press release that we have says a woman was killed and paramedics rushed the man to the the hospital. we will try to get that information clarified soon. the witnesses say this is a badding situation already because this typically is a dangerous intersection. >> i almost gotten hit. people do not stop at this crosswalk. when the light turns red they stop up there. okay. i walk this a lot and i have almost gotten hit numerous times. >> reporter: again, the third accident, third major accident in the bay area in three days. the first one over in oakland where a man was killed in a hit- and-run accident and yesterday in san jose. yesterday a man hit and k

good to see you, doc. >> good to see you. >> we begin today. this is absolutely astounding, there is a move to by the top pediatrician advisory to remove their long-held stance about reporting foods high in cholesterol, like egg, and lobster. we're told only have two eggs a week. don't have so much lobster and shrimp and cholesterol, now, it's good for us. >> you see what i'm doing. what's going on. >> since 1961 the american heart association has come out against cholesterol. i will play do rosen and say, no, don't change anything. cholesterol is still bad. cholesterol does some good things, helps stabilize cells, good for metabolizing soluble vitamins and helps get rid of fat. too much is bad for you and lines your coronary arteries and leads to heart attacks and strokes. here's why the guidelines come out. when you eat cholesterol, eat a shrimp, it may not lead to an elevat elevated blood level. we don't know. in 25% of people it leads to elevated blood levels. in 75% it doesn't lead to that. i say since you can't tell if you have high blood

. >> tony, ya sabes, cuÍdate siempre tenemos una vÍctima las embarazada, gracias doc.o al doctor responde hasta las 5 de la maÑaan. >> claro, me pueden escribir a mi cuenta de twitter @juanr. >> pasamos contigo. >> yo le voy a cantar a la barriguita. a continuaciÓn el cata nos revela en exclusiva que el plagio por el tema loca que habla de un posible soborno. la ex presentadora paula durante levante la voz para defender a su hija que es lesbiana. >> nos puede seguir en las redes sociales. gracias. >> los espero en bien. tomar una multivitamina con ácido fólico ahora puede ayudar a prevenir problemas con el desarrollo de tu bebé tal como la espina bifida. [narradora] los defectos del tubo neural occuren frecuentemente antes de que una mujer sepa que está embarazada. el ácido fólico puede reducir el riesgo de estos defectos. para más información, llame al 1-877-217-3769 o visite spina bifida association punto o-r-g. un servicio público de la spina bifida association. ♪ >> y bien se entregÓ a las autoridades en miami el cantante puertorriqueÑo, ex de la cantante noelia qu

-based care in the private sector and in order for there to be continuity of care those docs have to be able to communicate, then, with the v.a. so we're talking about bidirectional so they can communicate. that's a huge challenge. now in d.o.d., as they go to their electronic health record and as we make recommendations to you as to the selection of plans, there's going to be a lot of care provided in the private sector. so this setting of national standards on how the country will communicate is extremely important, and that's what i would see, senator donnelly, as what's the biggie that's about to come? it's about your leadership, about setting those national standards. >> thank you to all of you, and thank you for your extraordinary service across the board. thank you, thank you mr. chairman. >> senator sullivan? >> thank you, mr. chairman, and i want to also thank the members of the commission, the great work that you've been doing for the country now and before. i first want to get a sense of kind of the big mac row issues the competing issues that you have seen mr. chairman as

. >> one firm on the street says -- >> yeah, go ahead, doc. >> sorry. just real quick, western refining that's one of the stocks in my portfolio, and this stock is up almost 20% since mid january, judge. it's exactly what jim is talking about. 32 to 38, now it's kind of flattish here today. we keep the stabilization going. this thing moves into the low 40s very quickly. >> okay. well, one firm on the street says it is, in fact, dipping its toe back into oil stocks. mike is an analyst at stiefel joins us from denver. welcome. >> thank you for having me. >> why is now the right time? >> well, i think we are seeing some of your previous speakers have said, the right ingredients to have a rebound in oil prices. the rig count namely has dropped almost a quarter from its peak on the oil side and that is going to eventually lead to at least a slowdown in the growth in u.s. production. hopefully it slows down enough for demand to catch up, rebalance the market, and the stocks, while they have rebounded from their bottoms, still have some significant upside in o

it's a safe way with 5% dividend yield to play. >> doc?t trade-in, twitter bought the calls and stock that hit during the show. >> pete, coca-cola. >> long term, diversified, it's all right. >> have a great day all of you. and "power" starts right now. >>> the second half of the trading day starts right now. >>> hi, everybody, i'm tyler, and susan lee is next to me. happy thursday, a key presentation set to start any minute now, and we're there life in san francisco. >> walk mart moving today that could change the face of the minimum wage debate forever, perhaps, in this country. >> a new deadly superbug reeking havoc in an l.a. hospital. can it be stopped? who is working on the cure? >> more on that, but yahoo is

. >> doc, lowe's shouldn't have been surprised if you listened to what home depot had to say. >> theyad a decent pop yesterday on the move. >> is that why the stock is giving back today? >> yeah. their numbers were good. they beat by two cents but the stock is more than 1.50 off where it opened today which was up near the highs and people are hitting the exits. >> yeah. comps up 7.5%. pete what's happening with southwest pulling 128 jets out of service for missed maintenance. >> i think this will be minimal. they're going to work through this over the next five days to be able to work through this to get them back up and maintenance done to be sure they're going to be fine. what's interesting is pullback judge but the stock has been pushing fast to the upside. keep an eye on oil. i think all these airlines still have plenty of room to the upside. >> doc the scoop on soda stream today? >> conference call was terrible. the earnings, that was a beat on the bottom line, a miss on the revenue top line, and then the conference call, you could just hear people hanging up and they were basica

. >> doc, give me the read on expedia. >> it's pricing in nearly a 7% move, judge. the options pricing that in. $6 is what the straddle combination call and put and issues about the tax and whether or not they might owe up to $800 million in tax. they've only held back one tenth of that, 10% of that, as far as if they were to lose this case. so that's something that might not bes addressed tonight but investors will be watching. >> one down. linkedin, dom. >> like you said the social/business networking site expected to report earnings of 53 cents per share on sales of $617 million. as with all of these types of user-base the communities it will be about user growth metrics and what's happening with mobile growth. >> pete? >> it's about expanding the margins, mobile growth. this is a company that's grown their earnings over 30% each and every year for the last three years. then you look at the revenues as well. extremely strong. can they keep this up? i think they can. their international is about 40% right now. 60% here in the u.s. but the growth internationally i

doc, you had the super bowl, obviously after the quarter was over, but still.ple keep going there buying the wings. >> buffalo wild wings doing a fabulous job and they say their commodity basket, of course the things other than liquor that they serve at buffalo wild wings which happen to be chicken and a bunch of other things, are going down. that's great for them. means margins will be expanding. they did this quarter. stock is at an all-time high and just screaming to the upside. >> coming up, what a week for the halftime portfolio challenge. we're looking at the top three stocks and the trader trying to keep up his momentum after another move today. up next, how does the street's biggest gopro bull feel about the stock today? it's getting crushed. a wipeout. when the halftime show comes back. when the moment's spontaneous, why pause to take a pill? or stop to find a bathroom? cialis for daily use is approved to treat both erectile dysfunction and the urinary symptoms of bph, like needing to go frequently, day or night. tell your doctor about all your medical

i'm along for the ride. >> doc, what about you? >> eqt, judge.atural gas play, not surprising with the cold temperatures across the country, take a looks at this one. moving up over the past couple -- this is a month graph. up over 9%. the colder weather helping drive it. what are they buying? the march 90 calls. bought them way over the open so far today. they went from basically 20 cents to about 35 cents today. i think it's going to go higher. i bought with them and hold it about two weeks. >> good stuff. >> thanks. >> unusual activity. >> coming up the rig count countdown. why energy investors keeping a close eye on today's report. it's due out in less than 15 minutes. and next, do you still believe in miracles? jack o'callahan does. we're talking hockey and the markets when we come back. ♪ we are the champions the real question that needs to be asked is "what is it that we can do that is impactful?" what the cloud enables is computing to empower cancer researchers. it used to take two weeks to sequence and analyze a genome; with the microsof

thanks, doc. >> good to see you. >>> we'll start with the fox news alert. more beheadings.video claiming to show islamic state terrorists beheading christian hostages. this time the radical iz miracle terrorists are in libya. hello and good afternoon. >> this is america's news headquarters. the video appeared on a twitter feed of a website that supports the islamic state. the islamic militants reportedly kid fanned the 21 christians who were originally from egypt. thousands of egyptians reportedly traveled to libya p in search of work after the arab spring uprising in 2011 collapsed the economy. we'll bring you more on this breaking story as it develops.

officers took photos of the doc when they arrived and discovered her dead puppy lying next to her. based on the evidence officers say someone stuffed them in a sandbag and tossed them out of the car. >> they treated the animals as if they were garbage and drove to a location in the county known to be a dumping ground for unwanted garbage couches, and dryers and the sandbag is sealed and the person responsible tied it shut but the dog escaped by chewing her way out of the bag. she did not suffer injuries shelter workers say she is still dreaming over the loss of her puppy who died of head trauma. she has had a hard time letting go. >> we had the deceased puppy on the compassion puppy and during the entire compassion the mother dog would walk away from the veterinarian and hit the pup and walk back. workers hope to find a home but they hope the public can help them find out who dumped her and her puppy and why. in santa cruz for abc news. >> it is 4:43. an east bay state lawmaker will unveil a proposal to ban all forms of tobacco in every baseball venue across cam. the proposal by de

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she mastered the guitar as seen here in her 2010 concert doc and then wrote and recorded her first songearned how to play guitar and if you listen to that song it is very characteristic of the way that taylor will write songs. it's about not fitting in at school, of being the outsider. >> somebody tells you they love you. >> turning hurts into hits would become her trademark. ♪ ♪ ♪ when you're 15 and your first kiss makes your head spin back ♪ >> coming up, taylor's unstoppable quest for fame, the swift family sells the farm. >> her dad said well, we're going. i said where are you going? he said nashville. >> i said how long are you going for? he said, the rest of our lives. i said what? ♪ ♪ when it comes to good nutrition...i'm no expert. that would be my daughter -- hi dad. she's a dietitian. and back when i wasn't eating right, she got me drinking boost. it's got a great taste, and it helps give me the nutrition i was missing. helping me stay more like me. [ female announcer ] boost complete nutritional drink has 26 essential vitamins and minerals, including calcium and vitamin d to

understand the affect and emotions and personality of dogs and humans what are some dogs brave and other docs cowardly? one was care crisis as the freedom hundred visited one to be confined in the stands, so how could he explain the bat right, ace on this conceptual nervous system? why are the different types of human personality? why do people, he thought like many people in his time the english, the germans, the russians, have different personalities? so that was his goal to understand our psyche, our consciousness and its torment, and maybe, just maybe, he thought in the end to give human beings the capacity to control themselves a little bit and improve society. >> host: was he well known in his time? >> guest: this. tremont celebrity traffic yes. he was certainly a celebrity, and those unimportant part of his life. first of all i should mention that success didn't come easily to him. he was supposed to be -- five generations of his family had been in the clergy. when he was a teenager, science was all the rage in russia, and russia was modernizing so he abandoned his father's plans for h

instead blames issues beyond it's control including a shortage of truck beds to take containers from the docs. the maritime association and the union are continuing negotiations in san francisco. bus drivers who transfer workers to some of the biggest tech firms will vote later this month on whether to join a union. they take them every day and say they are forced to work split shifts and make $19 an hour with few benefits. the drivers vote on february 27 on weather to join the union helping them negotiate better pay and benefits. facebook voted to join back in november. >>> the county sheriff's office has arrested a man accused of sexually assaulting a young girl inside a store in hayward. investigators confirm he is the man seen in surveillance images from inside the store when the attack happened. the girl's mother was in another ail at the time. investigators are expected to release more today. >>> state lawmakers to eliminate a controversial belief exemption that allows parents in california to refuse to sack nate their children. it was unvailed yesterday in sacramento. currently vaccina

passionate supporters watched their fallen heroes doc off a sincing 76 run victory. india has never lost a world cup match to pakistan. >> record wasn't lost on fans in karachi who labeled their team's performance disappointing and pathetic. people living on the outskirts of the indian capitol have been protesting protesting. they say women and children were beaten when police demolished their makeshift homes. kadrewel took saturday. he promised not to knock down the illegal shanty towns. a sri lakean president touched down down his first foreign visit. he is in india to strengthen ties with the south aidsian giant joint. relations had soured under previous government. the indian prime minister modi is expected to visit sri lanka, himself, in early march. >> let's give you some more detail now on that breaking news story we brought to you a few moments ago that isil says it has executed 21 coptic christian hostages in libya. they were rosteredly capped toured around new year's dave. the egyptian news is believed to be reliable and the same sources show what they desc

good to see you doc. >> good to see you. >> we begin today. this is absolutely astounding there is a move to by the top pediatrician advisory to remove thei

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numerous nba stars improve their jump shots over the years enough so to earn him the nickname the shot docnd back here live outside of the jim, it is quiet out here but certainly it was a fun place to be as you can hear that gentleman right to my right. the students even rushed the court at the end there. the coach actually was inducted into the naismith become hall of fame in 2011. now another mark of a fantastic career. for now we're live outside philadelphia university, matt rivers, cbs3 "eyewitness news." >> congratulations are in order. thank you so much matt. we appreciate that. >>> you know, it was certainly a well deserved surprise at least for one local high school basketball player. today becca brown, a junior at kingsway regional high school got the chance to start for her varsity team in its annual coaches versus. she's won her battle to get back on the court. >> the whole experience taught me to like not take anything for granted and just be thankful for those that you have. it feels great just to know that i -- they were the ones that helped me and that we're playing for the

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i ran to every doctor, "hey, doc, i'm having problems. what can i do?y hormones are out of whack." they look at you. they didn't know. male sexuality was not studied because man's contribution to procreation, it's just a couple of minutes, and he's out running around out chasing dinosaurs where the woman's got to bear the burden of nine months to carry the child. so, male sexuality, until recently, was very misunderstood, not even studied it all. so, what i have found learning from the athletes, the athletes were fantastic at learning how to recover their sexual loop the hormonal loop, after it's been down-regulated. and then i started studying anti-aging sciences, the fountain of youth, how to live longer. i contribute now articles to life-extension-type foundations. >> now, you were talking about earlier with procreation and how with couples, you know, it becomes a very stressful event you know. you know, they want to have a baby, and then sometimes the husband is almost, like, you know, multiple times, you've got to -- the woman's ready, and you're n

. >> it was a great team great leadership in doc rivers and chris paul. and the opportunity came where i was at that moment in his life where he had the resources. and by the way, to say that to your point of him being an owner. he has really invested himself in it as well. even though his principal resident-- residence is in seattle. he is at every home game, directly involved in the management of the team. and he's a great resource to me as part of our board. >> rose: the donald sterling case. >> effective immediately i am banning mr. sterling for life from any association with the clippers organization or the nba. >> rose: how did you see what you had to do? what were the principleses that were guiding you in making hard decisions? >> i tell you one i begin with the fact that i had been with the league so long that those principleses were intrinsic to me and the league office that i mean in terms of fairness in terms of a level playing field for all players all people a nondiscriminatory environment in the league. i think those were the core principles