doc. >> i wouldn't go to sell on it.nk there are better stocks that are going to move faster than some $200 billion monster like chevron. a lot of the stocks pete's talk add b about. neighbors or natural gas. there's nrng plays that i would rather be in, but i wouldn't be as cautious on chevron as this analyst is. >> which names woulder be in? >> neighbors yesterday, i talked about that one. i've got one now for unusual activity in about 20 minutes i'll mention. that's seeing fast money flows. >> that's a tease. >> yeah. those are the types that i'd be in. this is a battleship. it's perfectly correlated since the beginning of the year. that tells me if a play on oil, i know they've got big projects out there. borg nn australia, and these things will matter, but won't overweigh it's time to oil. i think oil is stuck in a trading range here. every time it goes higher, you see the recount up higher and knock the price back down. i don't see us breaking out of that. >> i think like this gets to the heart of our are you a tra

doc, do you want to wrap it up? >> i wanted to ask brian, but i think the desk kind of knows what the answer would be. when this lock-up comes, judge, this is the mother of all lock-ups because it's a one-year lock-up they gave the insiders in here. and they own 30% of the company. so when they push this thing out, oh, my god, if they're not perform at that time, this thing will be single digits. >> and then what happens is they leave and you lose your intellectual capital and you now have to acquire more intellect cal capital when the value of your stock, which is your coin, is lessened. >>> just ahead, the trades on home depot, yum, exxon and many more in our blitz. plus, you know who is tracking the unusual activity in the options market. we're talking chicken and a big industrial name. we're back in two minutes on "the halftime report." >>> fast money hits the strip. tonight at 5:00 eastern, melissa lee is live from las vegas of the on the show, steve wynn, mark cuban and wayne newton. usaa gives me the peace of

. >> doc, talk to me about symantec. >> the quarter was good but the outlook was weak. operating margins, however, are going to be going up, that's what they said, so that's what i would focus on. if you want to draw a line in the sand, right around 30 or 31. stock got down to 30 and change and popped back over 31. i'd be a seller about that 30 put strength. >> joey, exxon, upgraded to buy from bank of america. >> low risk option for portfolio managers, underweight expenditure. trades between 80 and 90, will not accelerate much above 90, in a down market not going to hurt you, a better name, poncho energy. 25% production growth this year, 5% last year, $20 billion market

later and showing my dad and these two wardens i'm working with where these guys are getting their docs and the next day they captured them so it was quite an adventure for me. that's two examples that i had all kinds of them and the book is full of these kind of investigations. so watching my dad, learning the little tricks to being a good wildlife officer, like don't slam the door when you get out of the car, that kind of thing because they hear you and it's over. all these little things so i couldn't wait when i got old enough and i graduated from college. i wanted to be a fish and game warden myself. so i had a head start whereas a lot of these wardens when they start their job, they have to go through a process of learning. i had already gone through all that on-the-job training for thelast 10 years of my life . >> being a fish and game warden is not an appointed position, it's like any other civil service job, you have to take a test, you take the written and oral and you are on a list and if you're lucky and you do well enough, your name will come up on the list and they'll do an

he said listen, doc, i start out everybody in the negative colume. irsaid okay, yoa, i think i know what you are trying to hell me. we use that as his guide line with just about anyone. people had to prove themselves over time to be worthy of his friendship, worthy of his confidences, worth of his ability to sit down at the dinner table with him. because that was such a huge, important thing to him. sitting down at the dinner table with dimaggio was so important. >> rose: of all the things you have done in your life, what does the friendship with swroa di imagine jo mean. >> the most important thing is that it shows me how here is a man who was unbelievably successful in his career, created many things, created opportunities for people. yet at the end of the day he had heart and empathy. he cared about other people, he cared about children, that was his passion. the joe dimaggio children's hospital in florida is one example where joe always said no, doc, no kid should ever not get medical treatment because their family cannot afford it which is the w

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alison: if you get any mail telling you to open a google docs attachment, don't do it.e says it is a phishing sc am tricking people to open their google docs account so that hackers can gain access. steve: the high today was 67, a bit windy. if your allergies are bothering you, trees, grass, and mold are the problems right now. stormwatch 7 satellite and radar, it is quiet and drive. that allows temperatures to drop quickly overnight. to the south and west. this is on the way for this time tomorrow night and lingering into early friday morning. this will move off to the north and east, meaning we will see a lot of wet weather sooner rather than later. the temperatures will fall in the middle to upper 40's of the suburbs tonight. arlington,beltway, alexandria, chevy chase, the district, 50 to 52, mainly clear skies. tomorrow morning, sunglasses early on. if you plan to be out really late tomorrow, may want to take your umbrella. if you're getting home at about 6 p.m., not going to have to worry about the umbrella at all. high temperatures tomorrow in the middle to upper

. >> docs are considered man's best friend. any sign -- anytime we find a circumstance like this, we take it seriously. >> a similar incident did happen a little more than a week ago where two dogs were found dead, tossed from the side of the road. the owner was arrested and charged with the crime. but this latest case is a little different and appears much more brutal. >> we are going to do the best we can to make sure that someone is brought to justice for this crime. >> a cr little boy without his best friend. >> in woodbridge, wusa 9. >>> the dog was taken to a state lab where they will try to get more clues about what happened. in the meantime, if you know anything at all, police want to hear from you. >> just awful. >>> president donald trump appears ready to fulfill another campaign promise. cbs news has learned the president told his advisors he'll pull out of the climate change agreement to reduce global greenhouse emissions. >> are you going to find that very soon? i'm hearing from a lot of people both ways. >> presid

. >> the message, doc, in a vix that dropped below 10. it ticked above -- >> virtually lock step with that. >> what are we to make of that? >> well, we had a furious rally in the crude oil contract into this announcement out of opec we anticipated which was a nine-month extension with no additional cuts. so to see us pull back perhaps even to the middle of that range, scott, i think we got down to 46 or so, joe, for the crude oil contract, popped back up to 52. almost 53. well, 52, let's say, on this move. now we're back underneath 50. not surprising to see the vix where it is because, again, the range has been so tight. even though we've been climbing that wall of worry. to joe's point, we haven't had some of the blowups out of washington that we had last week, and so the vix is five full points lower than where it was. >> steve, has tech overheated? i'll just ask it as plainly as that. when the nasdaq has been up 83% of trading days in may, that get you a little worried? >> sure it does. the vix gets me worried. you know, breath gets me

. >>> google is investigating an email scam involving google docs.it was sent by a friend who wants to share a google doc. if you click on it, it asks you to enter your password and sends a similar email to everyone in your email.. google tweeted it has diction accident and has disabled their accounts. it wants to hear from anyone affected. if you get an unexpected invitation, check with the center before you click on the link. >>> space x planning to launch several satellites. the company said it will send more than 4000 satellites into space at the year 2024, using the falcon nine rocket.@hopes to set up a global internet network. space x hopes to start testing the satellites before the end of this year. at the senate hearing yesterday, an executive for space x said if the tests are successful, the company plans to launch in faces starting in 2019. >>> we are coming up in the 5:00 hour. there was a deadly shooting. coming up next we will take you to the scene. police say three people were killed last night and officers were involved. >>> there was

who clicked on the link should check their google app permissions and remove the one called "google docs."google issued a statement, where they said the pohisshing scheme affected less than point-one percent of gmail users and that they "were able to stop the campaign within an hour. ..... (lydia)it's unclear how widespread the attack is and who is behind it.lydia pantazes kron4 news. (steve) in san lorenzo... a teenage boy was killed in an early morning train accident. it happened around eight a.m on the train tracks at grant and railroad avenues. the alameda county fire department says, the boy was pronounced dead at the scene. union pacific, which manages the tracks.. says, a bike was found next to the boy... but it is unclear if he was on the tracks when he was hit, or if he was walking. neighbors we spoke with...say their hearts go out to the family and friends of the vicitm during this difficult time. (sot) thomas ivey/neighbor- "oh, its very tragic. i hate to hear something like this."//antonio trejo/neighbor- "grieving for the family too, and uh, knowing it could have been know."

doc, you can talk to me about it, can't you?> reporter: the actions against glass are administrative not criminal nevertheless he's accused of gross negligence and endangering the life and safety of a patient. i'm jeff cole, fox 29 news. >> lucy. >> all right. thank you jeff. as people start to think about the shore, the change is soon coming to wildwood's beaches. >> get ready to pay more for mass transit when september is raising its rates and how much more money you'll have to pay. >> sean. >> phillies finally got some luck after getting destroyed by the rockies the last three games they come that was in extra innings. see how they got it done. that's coming up later in spor sports. >> mother nature getting it done in old city right now. let's take live look outside. the rain has been pouring down. we also had thunder collapse overhead and hail coming through but you know our fox 29 weather authority said it was happening and they've got more of your forecast straight ahead. ♪ tech: when your windshield needs to be fixed... t

you need to immediately revoke access to google docs and then report it to the company. in venice peter dowd, kpix5. >>> tonight stephen colbert talks about his internet outrage. >> sir, you attack more skinheads than free rogaine. you have more people marching against you than cancer. you talk like a sign language gorilla who got hit in the head. the only thing smaller than your hands is your tax returns. >> that was the tame. colbert addresses the uproar on the tonight show right after this newscast. >>> caitlyn jenner dishing about her new tell all memoir. betty yu on her journey from olympic gold medalist to transwoman activist and what jennifer has to say about president trump. [ applause ] >> reporter: a soldout crowd of 500 welcomed katelyn jenner to the stage at the commonwealth club tonight. >> there's nothing worse than going through life sneaking around. >> reporter: it's why she wrote a new york times bestseller the secrets of my life. she said she needed to free her soul and be honest with herself and loved ones after years of hiding her truth. >> today my l

a mal ware alert, the phishing attack that looks like a google doc. >> up next a frightening situationers. what muni is telling us about a train door that came off in stops. >>> it wasn't what passengers were expecting, a door flew off a muni train in a tunnel. the light rail train was headed to the church street station from the castro station. the door began shake in the tunnel and came off. they are inspecting the trains moving forward. >>> the backing of famous names, the wife of steph curry is opening a barbecue restaurant called international smoke. it is said to take up permanent residence south of market. it will replace the high end rn74 restaurant. they will make an announcement later this month. >>> google docs e-mail looks like it came from a friend. it asks you to enter your password. google tweeted it disabled the could. it wants to know if you get an unexpected invitation. check with the sender before you click that link. >> a home for troubled teenagers. why it is it facing closer with an uncertain future. >>> chief meteorologist reveals the complete forecast this weeke

they haven't done it yet. >> twilio, doc.me good news just maybe a week or ten days ago talking about amazon using their cloud services. now up supposedly uber is cutting back substantially. the stock just fell off a cliff. i sold puts as a way of getting long. >> speaking of train wrecks, etsy and groupon, ouch. ugly. >> all we're talking about are train wrecks. e it tsy is a sad story, this is a company that really at its fundamentals should be doing better, showing more growth. their marketing expenses were through the roof so they're taking action, cutting costs and including the ceo. that never looks good. the stock will be in the penalty box. there should be growth here and you're seeing it on the top line. groupon, there's no competitive. anyone else can do the bargain a day thing. you're seeing that and they still haven't made money three years into the game. they should be by now. competition is killing them. >> are you sure you're done? >> you gave me two. >> you did double him up. >> okay. >> i'll defend you. >> fa

it takes you to a page to open the "google docs" app with your google account.nts access to your email account and your contacts. a cybersecurity expert says anyone who clicked on the link should check their google app permissions and remove the one called "google docs." google says the phishing scheme affected less than two percent of gmail users. (darya) coming up on the kron four morning news... another long game for the giants, but this one paid off. plus the baseball food that might bug you, but they love their fried insects in seattle. and if you want to be a cool warriors fan, one rat tail is not enough you're going to need three. the world according to gary is in a few minutes. and after the break... we'll tell you why you might want to avoid making guacamole on this cinco de mayo. spots. bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to sf. richmond bridge drive less than 20 min from the toll to 101. a crash wrapping up on wb 84 after the tolls (mark) guacamole is going to cost you a bit more as people get ready to celebrate cinco de mayo tomorrow.

it takes you to a page to open the "google docs" app with your google account. to your email account and your contacts. a cybersecurity expert says anyone who clicked on the link should check their google app permissions and remove the one called "google docs." google says the phishing scheme affected less than two percent of gmail users. ( darya ) seven bounty hunters are now facing murder charges after police say they gunned down a man sitting in a parking lot. and it turns out it was not the guy they were looking for. all seven men have been charged with 1st degree murder in clarksville, tennessee. the bounty hunters shot at four people in a car parked in front of a walmart. but none of the men in the sedan had a warrant out for their arrest. the man who was killed was a 24-year-old father of three. bounty hunters are only allowed to use deadly force in self defense and police say the men were not posing any threat. ( mark ) f-b-i director james comey is standing by his decision to tell congress about developments in the hillary clinton email investigation ju

when i talk to the docs that i used to practice with right here in atlanta, when they tell me is that the current system isn't working for them or for their patients. we have 20 million folks out there across this land who have told the federal government fooye, nonsirngs i'm not participating because it doesn't do what i needs done. so they are paying the irs a fine or a penalty because the federal government is dictating to them what they don't want to do. or they are saying give me a waiver. that is a system that may work for government or insurance companies, but it's not working for patient. so the system that we want is a system that works for patients and families and doctors. so talk to your doctor. ask your doctor whether or not he or she is having challenges because of what the federal government puts in their way. the kinds of rules and regulations that make it more difficult for them to care for you. when i cared for patients, i knew the federal government was oftentimes making it more difficult for me do for my patients what i knew to be best and that is the system that w

it looks like docs will not stop until after the british election. clear but there are definitely those who know their stuff i know how these things work that are concerned that they will not get very far and it will end with britain or one of the sides walking out of the room. lord kinnock, a british diplomat who helped draft the article 50 process by which britain is leaving the european union, as put the jazz of toxic lapsing at 30%. so i do think it isa toxic lapsing at 30%. so i do think it is a real possibility. —— has put the chances of talks collapsing at 30%. more now on calls for social media companies to be fined if they fail to remove content featuring terrorist propaganda, child abuse or hate speech. mps on the commons home affair‘s committee have accused firms such as facebook and twitter of putting more effort into protecting profits than keeping people safe online. the companies have previously defended their approach to online safety. claire lilley — from the nspcc — says companies such as twitter and facebook must do more to protect

it appeared as an e-mail invitation prompting the user to open google docs allowing access to emailsnd contacts. google stopped it in an hour and roughly 1 million gmail accounts were effected. information was accessed and used in the attack but no other information was exposed. >> facebook planning to hire 3,000 new workers over the next year to speed up the removal of violent and disturbing videos. a hiring spree coming after two shocking videos were posted that showed killings in thailand and the united states. ceo mark zukerburg acknowledging they needed to do more to fix the problem and relying on automated software to identify and remove objectionable materials. a tough task there trying to cut down on these videos. people love the facebook live option but how do you monitor it? >> hopefully those 3,000 people will help. >> let's hope. flooding winds. >> storms begin to linger and taper off toward the evening hours but there's a large area of wind concern with this as well. wind advisory and wind watches for 15 to 20 million people. you'll see winds 25 to 30 miles per hour. som

the company says if you receive an e-mail from some one asking you to open a google doc, don't know the sender, don't open that e-mail. google has already taken several sepz to p says to protect users. any one who receives pos phishing e-mails shoe report them. >> mark zuckerberg said they're hiring 3,000 workers, monitor content and remove violent videos, like the one of a violent death of a grandfather. criticized for not moving fast enough to stop the spread of violent images including facebook live. >> the countdown is on to a fast food item that just might revolutionize how we eat. or not. drum roll, please. >> there you have it. >> what is it? >> new dish from taco bell. thos they are called naked chicken chips. >> i like the name. >> they will hit stores a week from today. so they're kind of like nachos. dip them in the cheese. >> taco bell says they're all white meat. covered in bold mexican spices. and seasoning. and just, remember, they are not chicken nuggets. they will only be available for a limited time. >> are they going to be, maybe low carb nacho option? is that the mar

they ask to give permissions to an app that looks like google docs and gives hackers access to g mail taking steps to stop this from happening including browser features and not fancy or high tech good old fashioned books making a come back. sailingz of hard cover and paperback books on the rise and according to association of american publicers sales of physical books rose 8.5% last year and meanwhile ebook sales dropped by more than 16%. surprised about those numbers. >> a lot of people holding a book in her hand. >> i don't know that sort of tactile aspects of it. holding a book. turning pages. easily going back to. it. >> i find it's easy to get distracted while reading on mediated platforms and when i'm reading physical paper books it's easier to feel focused and americans said 28% read ebook. >> i like a physical book. i have a concernle when i travel that sort of thing it's nice to have. we'll get distracted and be like wait what's going on on facebook i'm not reading the book anymore. she's easily distractsd get ready to spend money on cinco de mayo party avocado prices hit re

who clicked on the link should check their google app permissions and remove the one called "google docs."we did try and talk with google on camera but no one was available to speak with us.but they did issue a statement where they said the phishing scheme affected less than point-one percent of gmail users and that they "were able to stop the campaign within an hour. (lydia)it's unclear how widespread the attack is and who is behind it.lydia pantazes kron4 news. (pam) the man who police say, killed his wife and held police on an hours- long standoff in the east bay has been charged with murder. gregory prokop- owicz appeared in court earlier today... the 38-year- old is accused of killing his wife... 47-year- old roselyn policarpio... last thursday afternoon on first avenue in walnut creek. after a 19-hour standoff, prokop-owicz was arrested friday in martinez. however... police say, he did not surrender until the swat team fired three rounds of tear gas into the car.... where he was holding authorities at bay. a go-fund me page has been set up for the victim... it was set up by her son

we expect it to have the same run as defense stocks. >> doc? >> pbh.p about 10% on the air versus retailers. you're getting killed. why is that? because they don't have bricks and mortar to worry about. but they have the brands, tommy hilfiger, calvin klein. you name it, they make it. >> family mark etets don't worr you for pvh? >> well sales are still up. i think the guys getting hurt are the i goes that bought the discounts from pvh. >> right. >> tiffany reports i believe on wednesday. estimates going up. on one hand, signat not doing well but european dealers doing well. stock is beat each of last eight quarters. >> joshy? >> jpmorgan. in jamie dimon's own words, u.s. economy is $100 trillion by to 20th 2 2025. it is impossible to believe jpmorgan won't thrive as that takes place. >> power lunch starts now. >> live in washington, d.c., welcome everybody. what a week it has been. first up, president trump getting ready to leave this hour for his first overseas trip. will it help reset his agenda or will his troubles follow him? speaking of the trump

so, doc, market again in this sort of holing pattern. what if it's more delayed than people expect because of this poisonous atmosphere in d.c.? sf . >> it is a poisonous atmosphere, but just as john was addressing that question as to whether or not this stops the agenda or anything like that -- >> it's just in this tight range. >> again, i'm not trying to read too much into that. the only person that probably thought comey was doing a good job was himself. both sides, republicans and democrats have had plenty of criticism for this guy. i understand people saying is this ab overreach, but i don't see this as a driver at all. i'll take the opposite side of john harwood on this. i don't think this means anything for the stock market. this agenda, it's still second half story. nothing has changed. do we still likely see tax reform in the second half? i believe so. is the senate going to pass a modified version of the repeal and replace? i believe that as well. is anybody going to step in the back of him rolling regulations? i don't think so

. >>> a worldwide hack on google docs. a lot of companies and people were victim advertised. don't open e-mails with the subject p line someone shared a document on google docs with you. it removed the fake pages and pushed updates to a safe browsing service. >>> the bay area -- one much facebook's key components is under fire because of what some people have been sharing. our business and tech reporter scott budman is here with more on facebook's plan to police this live video feature. >> janelle, facebook is admitting that it needs more than technology to fight back against the posting inappropriately to these people. it will create 3,000 jobs. if you want one, be prepared to watch a lot of video. >> come here. >> facebook's growth has been fast and huge. >> he just shot his arm off. >> but the biggest part of that growth, live video, has come with some disturbing scenes. >> everything -- >> one man boasted of a killing on facebook live. others have used the site to broadcast suicide. >> there's a point where i think you and i and others say i've had enough. >> tech analyst

i said doc, something is not right and he looked at me, what's going on. >> als is a nerve degenerous- degenerative disease. he has devoted his life to this disease one that -- during my residency that i saw a person with als, i thought it was the most amazing and terrible of all diseases, it is like an explosion went off in the nervous system and there was little known about it back in the 1990s. though more is known of als today than when doctor badlack first started, no one has ever beaten the disease but he thinks maybe there is a chance to at least get better. >> my life is a lot like the life on th "x files." people send me weird stuff they found on the internet. somebody in the chat room told me his wife got exposed to something and dsud suddenly she walk again. >> mike mcduff, the guy in the ice bucket challenge video saw his health declining. he can barely speak and swallow. he was eating through a feeding tube. he called his children back home to say good-bye. he and his wife even picked out a local plot at the cemetery. >> one of his friend mention add treatme add -- a trea

again with care managers supporting the primary care docs. as the primary care docs prescribe naltrexone and they found those who were randomized to receive that care and primary care not only were they better engaged in treatment because they didn't have to pass from one clinic to another, but the percent of heavy drinking days also was superior to those who got treatment as usual. so i'm very hopeful that we'll be able to disseminate these models out and one key partner at least for us in the va is academic detailing. we use the same techniques that pharmaceutical companies use to promote new products to promote evidence based best practices. and this they helped partner with our overdose education distribution. and this is just a graph that since 2014 when we started this we have actually dispensed over 71,000 -- at this point it's over 75,000 rescue kits. so potential next steps. i think there is a lot to be done in terms of implementation science. we have some actual treatment that's work pretty well. that are well established by the sci

that's when you really use google docs. >> really?be careful if you are planning a wedding. >> i'm more of a drop box user. >> you've been warned. >>> obamacare is on life support. that's the message today from hhs secretary tom price. i mentioned that op-ed today. more of those comments coming up. >>> apple's ceo tim cook sitting down with our very own jim cramer last night. telling jim that he's betting big on u.s. jobs. details when "worldwide exchange" returns. i love you, couch. you give us comfort. and we give you bare feet... ...backsweat and gordo's everything. i love you, but sometimes you stink. ♪ new febreze fabric refresher with odorclear technology... ...cleans away odors like never before. because the things you love the most can stink. and plug in febreze to keep your whole room fresh for up... ...to 45 days. breathe happy with new febreze. >>> welcome back to "worldwide exchange." to our must read stories. my pick is in the "the financial times." penned by larry summers. the title steven mnuchin's big claims show him i

doctor... >> reporter: doc, you can talk to me about it, can't you?against glass are administrative not criminal. nevertheless he's accused of gross negligence and endangering the life and safety of a patient. i'm jeff cole, fox 29 news. >> lucy? >> thank you jeff. >>> victim of salvation army building collapse is now getting more than 95 and a half million dollars. the ukrainian immigrant lost the lower half of her body. from her hips down. in the 2013 collapse on market street. the award from the civil case is the largest recovery for an injured person in pennsylvania history. seven people died in that collapse, 12 were injured. >>> you see this car right the there. it's a little fuzzy but new castle county police want to fine and the person driving it two sundays ago. a witness recorded this video near anderson drive and moore house drive in wilmington and says the driver is a light skinned woman with long dark hair and braids much police think that woman in this car hit and killed a 52-year-old man and kept on going. so if you know anything about

now you got me, doc. it's insane. one of the people i spent a lot of time and i have to give credit lawrence freedman, cross expertise violation, you know what, i do it too. i'm a smart guy, i'm smart person, i have doctorate and i have deep thoughts about health care. i can tell you the other day privately with a colleague expounding on deep thoughts on health care and i learned a lesson that we all should learn, this person said, tom, you're wrong. he said, i've worked in this field for years and the thing you believe and i won't go -- it was about the now blessed memory the ryan bill that is gone and he said, you're just wrong. it doesn't, that's a great idea, let's think of it. you're just wrong and i worked on this for years. i did what i think what other people should do in the situation. this is a good opportunity for me to shut up and listen for a change because i really am not an expert in health care and by closing my trap and listening i learned a lot of things. most people are not comfortable doing that. i

as doc rivers and the coach and i discuss. you don't want people not watching the live action. we are being thoughtful about what we do with tech in the arena. the energy of the games part of the reason people come to the game. i want the fans to be part of helping us win. our players say the energy in the building actually helped us. we have to finds right balance. maria: when you have first bought the clippers were you have thinking this is a huge money-making opportunities? or are you thinking you are going to have fun in your life? steve: mostly fun. but i'm not going be stupid in what i pay. what's the payout and what's the asset growth. the team can break even, it can lose a little money, it can make a little money. i'm not afraid to pay luxury tax to win. if you don't pay the flux are you tax we can get a 3% dividend return and we are getting price appreciation because these basketball teams will continue to appreciate as the stock market appreciates. i'm not not going to sell my team. i'm not look at the dividend returns. i'm look for the fun, which means we'll be look

. >> doc, will i be able to play the peon know after surgery? >> reporter: the recovery was far more treacherous than he'd anticipated. what was the toughest part for you of the transplant? >> i woke up my mind wasn't right. i wasn't breathing as well as everybody wanted me to. i was telling jennifer i'm drifting away. i can't seem to get back, i can't get back into my life in control of what's happening with me. >> it sounds like that's the first time self-doubt crept into your mind. >> yeah. >> all the work that i had done since getting home working out in my wheelchair trying to crawl up and down the stairs on my elbows and knees -- all those things i did to rebuild myself they came right back into play. having to try to make sense of the hand transplant. >> reporter: but ever the fighter, jonathan soldiered on. >> one weekend he's gripping a tennis ball and throwing it. next thing you know he picks up a glass of water and he takes a drink and he goes, aah! >> you feel fierce and powerful. you just do. so when i grabbed that bottle and i was

yes, i'm a family community doc, so my perspective is one of trying to see ways to improve community health. i started with the hiv epidemic but found my way to the drug epidemic a few years ago. i'm here tonight to talk about prescription pills, heroin and fentanyl. did the wrong thing again. let's try it again. voila. so i want to go through some epidemiological data on the opioid overdose epidemics, comparing prescription pills with heroin, looking at some demographics and epidemic curves. i'll also spend a little bit of time talking about the illicitly manufactured fentanyls, one slide on etiology and one slide on other consequences. yes, got it. most of what i'm presenting is publicly available data, cdc and the dea, for example. a little bit is going to come from my study, heroin in transition study funded by the national institutes of health, national institute of drug abuse. for the first time since 1993, the u.s. death rate has gone up year to year. 1993 was the handwriting of the hiv/aids epidemic. and here we have the ten leading causes of death as of 2015. heart disease a

the fake email looks like it was sent by a friend who wants to share a google doc.sks you to enter your password and sent a similar email to everyone in your address book. google tweeted it has taken action against the cameras by deflating account. but also wants to hear from anyone who has been effective. in the meantime if you get a google doc invitation, jacket with the sender before you click the link. >> i saw. >> space-x planning to launch thousands of satellites that the company plans to spend more than 4000 satellite into space by the year 2024 using its falcon 9 and one day the plan to establish a global internet network. before the end of this year, space-x plans to start testing satellites. yesterday at a senate hearing is by six -- a space-x executives said if it is successful they want satellites in phases beginning in 2019.>>> all over the world people are celebrating the power of the force. >> look. -- luke. >> i love them. they are so young. today is a star wars day. it is may 4. may 4 be with you. special events worldwide. star wars fans have a lot

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and the end of that, we will call and report off to doc. and all decisions will be made using that information that we collected during the four hours. >> so have you been feeling okay since you've been back here? a little dizzy? you haven't blacked out or anything else, right? >> looks really good. >> okay. all right. all of his tests came out good. his ekg was normal, and he was cleared to go back to his unit. do you feel that going down there today and spending time down there like helped you any? no? >> not really. >> no? >> didn't really accomplish nothing. >> no? when did you say you think your mom's going to be able to bail you out, though? >> saturday. >> all right. let's go back in. >> though jarrett might be out of the jail in a few days, he uses the computer kiosk in his housing unit to once again request a transfer. >> i put it as -- to attention sergeant price, explained the whole situation, how i got on p.c. without actually being told where i was going, just asking for another unit. this is not what i wanted at all. i didn't

it says if you receive an e-mail from someone asking you to open a google docs and you don't know the sender, then simply don't open the e-mail. in addition to the steps it has already taken google is also asking anyone who receives possible phishing e-mails to report them. >>> facebook is hiring 3,000 new workers to help monitor content and remove violent videos. mark zuckerberg says they will review the millions of reports facebook receives about questionable posts every week. facebook has been criticized for not moving fashion enough to stop the spread of violent images including those seen on facebook live. >>> when we come back a hero emerges in this week's deadly stabbing spree at the university of texas. what we're learning about the woman who was running toward the danger. >>> the new connection between too much screen time for kids and what it could do to their development. here we go! tradition calls it's "gotcha day!" best day ever love you, dad i love you too, sweetie enamel is the strong, wof your tooth surface. the thing that's really important to dentists is to make sur

it's as someone shared a document with google on google doc with you, but when you open up the link, you let in a bug that steals your entire e-mail the scam works and what to do about it. >> reporter: it looks innocent enough. an e-mail inviting you to view a google document from a trusted contact. but when you click the phony document, it gives hackers access to your gmail account. phishing is a common tactic. they went a step further, sending a worm out to your contacts, reproducing itself hundreds of times with just one click. he got the e-mail on his smart phone. >> this has me label the more on edge. i'm surprised how many people were affected. smart people. vigilant people. >> reporter: of more than a billion gmail users, google says about a million were affected. among the target, u.s. senate staffers who were instructed wednesday to delete the message and not click on the link. for those who did click, scammers were able to harvest full e-mail histories, including all the personal data sent or received in gmail. hackers could also reset passwords for online in >> e-mail is a

. >>> next to a story that doc brown would be proud of. >> most know the significance of 88 miles per what di tell you? 88 miles per hour. >> the classic scene, of course, from "back to the future" when the delorean goes back in time after hitting the magic number. >> well, a fan of the movie, a big fan was recently caught going 88 miles per hou delorean. >> no less. >> he had the movie in mind when he approached the speed but seconds later a highway patrol officer was in his rearview mirror. >> he did find it funny, the officer, that is and allowed white to at least take a picture of the radar gun showing 88 miles an hour and then he proceeded to give him a ticket. >> ah, so close to getting away with it. think he thinks it was worth it. >> i'm sure. no doubt. he can afford

it asked you to attach a google doc file. if you get the e-mail don't open it.ort it and then delete it right away. google says it is working on a fix. >>> we have a fascinating story to share with you tonight about a young woman who was able to put the pieces of her life together and reunite with her long lost family who as it turns out is pretty famous. >> last week our barbara harrison presented the hero of adoption award. invited her to share her story on news 4 and it is simply unforgettable. >> reporter: she was born in new york city on christmas day in 1964, adopted at 3 days old by teachers. they loved her dearly and she them. growing up they had shared what they knew about her birth mother. >> i knew she had been sent to new york sort of hidden away so that people wouldn't know she was pregnant. >> reporter: she grew up in an apartment filled with books and music especially that of her dad's favorite, the late great nat king cole. >> i knew every lyric. >> reporter: she later met some of his family. his twins boyfriend at smith college in massachusetts.

but nowadays most docs do.play music that's different when we open the chest, different when we're actually doing the really delicate part on the inside, and then when we close we have different stuff. so we might have, you know, jay-z closing and lady gaga in the middle somewhere, one of her calmer pieces. ed sheeran, you know, one of his cool songs might open the game up. because that way you're still emotionally engaged. and the patients, who will sometimes say i don't like that kind of music, they get their own tapes. >> jimmy: so they have -- >> they have audio tapes on. they're separate. and we get to play -- >> jimmy: who knew there was a dj in the o.r.? that's unbelievable. [ laughter ] >> we have a boombox way up high so we don't get blood on it. that's the one rule. >> jimmy: my god. well, that was an unnecessary detail. [ laughter ] but thank you, dr. oz. i appreciate your being here. congratulations on your emmy. >> thank you. >> jimmy: befo to -- >> i want to tell you something important. we get de

hacker sent an e-mail inviting users to join google docs. into their e-mail and contact list and were able to read everything in your e-mail as well ascend e-mails on your behalf. google is aware of this situation. they have disabled what they could but how do you know if or what do you do if your account is compromised. >> right. >> reportr: go to the account management page. if you see an app that were that's called google docs just totally get rid of it. that could be where the hacker got in. and then of course change passwords. >> first up is to know and then to do something. let's talk about this new. >> reporter: yeah. >> report by this think tank that says that driverless cars are coming and basically it will have a pretty big ripple effect. >> reporter: basically get rid of the house. that's essentially to bottom line this report, that's what they're saying. 'cause we're not going to own a car anymore. we're all going to ride share self driving cars that don't have drivers in them and they're electric. and we're going to start to see