doug e. fresh is the dougie they're talking about, right?on't know. >> jimmy: eric? >> huh? [ laughter ] >> do you know how to dougie? >> i don't know how to dougie. i'm open to learning how to dougie, though. >> jimmy: can you show eric? >> what is dougieing? >> jimmy: dougie is a dance that's a popular thing amongst the young people. >> it was a song. teach me how to dougie. maybe there's an original dougie. >> that's a foreign language. >> jimmy: there's an original doug e. fresh. i don't know if it's the same. >> we're in our 40s. >> i don't know. >> jimmy: speak for yourself. i'm 19. [ laughter ] >> hush up, kimmel. >> jimmy: do you like older men? i'm 20. [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] but that became a very big deal. >> yes. now, i can't go anywhere without someone playing it. good thing i like the song. >> jimmy: good thing. is that annoying? >> it sometimes can be. but obviously, i'm very good at dougieing. i like to show off my skills. >> jimmy: it's funny, though. it's kind of fun now. but in like 30 years, when people are s

this is something we used to keep our lives orderly but have to think harder than that >>> this e then doug cody sunday, was born. this church is one of a dozen doing the same thing. >>> praise the lord. >>> the pastor at the christian center in berkeley calls that " the christology. >>> we have to leverage our collective resources and power and people to take back our streets but to challenge the structure and institutions of our country and cities that make the conditions for this kind of death to run uninterrupted. >>> it is garnering attention. cities nationwide held march is over the past few days to take the stigma away from a common piece of clothing. >>> police can be worn in any aspect had does not mean gain and commit robberies. >>> well the mourn the loss of brother tread on, many of us in the bay area realize this is a issue larger than the senator incident in florida. >>> and activex cbs 5. >>> a candlelight vigil and is under way for sierra lamar the 50 year-old missing since march 16th when she left on to catch a school bus. sheriff's deputy spent yesterday searching but came

i did send doug also an e-mail later in the day saying this is my fault. this is my error. >> reporter: monte francis, "today in the bay." >> the reporter says he's ready to move on from this, but it's unclear whether other city leaders will be able to move on from it as well. the city manager issued a statement saying the chief's actions were out of line. >>> in the race for the republican presidential nomination, rick santorum gained some momentum ahead of two crucial primaries in the south on tuesday. he won caucuses in kansas and mitt romney picked up guam and other u.s. territories. while many are seeing this as a two-man race, newt gingrich is hoping to get a boost in his native south with the mississippi and alabama primaries on tuesday. >> it is a big deal. if we win alabama and mississippi, by next wednesday this totally wild roller coaster race will be reset one more time, and we will be on the way. >> now despite santorum's win in kansas yesterday, romney has 377 delegates so far, about twice as many as santorum. >>> a special race will happen i

with a very expansive definition and people have tried to come up with alternatives like doug jackson came up with e-gold, they shut him down claiming that a number of the people used it for money laundering or porno or whatever, and they indicted jackson. he he had to pay a fine but at least was able to stay out of prison. there's a lot going on with digital money now. i actually wrote a book on this. i think this will come along, but even if you wanted to set up gold right now, say all of you here wanted to set up a private gold standard, you're allowed to make contracts in each other in gold. if shari, for instance, had been kind rather than looking at me as a free good and said richard, i'm going to pay you thousands of dollars to speak to our group or you can get paid in gold, she should have given me that option. she gave me neither option and said you will be here and do it for nothing. but that's the way it goes with friends. but the problem is, say now bob and i want to go here and make a transaction, say you have the picture of water there, he owns it, he want a glass of water, we can cont

i did send an e-mail, this is my fault, my error, i apologize for that. >> reporter: i also talked to doug oakley, the chief is calling the full ordeal a learning experience. >> thank you. >>> during a controversial visit that is to u krrk berkeley, louis fair con spoke about his relationship with the jewish community. he was the speaker at the black coalition conference. the 78-year-old man's visit to berkeley has drawn criticism from some jewish students. he addressed issue today. at one point, he talked about the jewish community's affect on the community, saying anybody not a friend of the jewish community was never written up well in history. >> a hue among gous portion of his speech was about a jewish people and said there's a secret conspiracy between jews and blacks and that jews control the government and you need to be their friends to be successful. to me, that was just so hateful and horrible. >> students signed an online petition blasting his appearance on campus. the black student union stood by its decision to invite him. >>> this weekend, japan is marking the skom ber anniv

if you want an interesting call, i think the doug cass e-mail that came in earlier this morning, thatow when you acknowledge this is the moment and that's what happened with the microsoft, that maybe we're coming to a top on this whole situation. >> harold, if you're on the board of apple and had to think about what to do here, you've obviously had the experience now working in the investment business, being in politics, what's the right decision for this company and their cash? >> they need to find the best way to deploy it. a dividend payment probably makes sense. i'd agree with andrew to an extent that they have to be careful with how the market will view -- obviously steve jobs his passing, cook trying to run the place in a way that inspires confidence, i would err on the side of taking care of investors. >> that's been the deal all along. people have been saying it makes sense to doing this, why aren't you doing this? steve jobs was against it. people for years have been saying this makes sense but the timing of it, doing it now, how people are going to interpret it, et cetera. >

doug grip ofgnize passion. couldn' pt a full excuse theill e recognize you cannot control yourself.we some called them the invernessthe n word maybe they strike and kill one-person can you or your lawyer make to a jury you were in the grip of t passion because this person called use this particular word. in washington d.c. youction cannot make the argument. the law says the matter what the word the matter whats anybody calls you, that isnce. no excuse.we'll l the other jurisdictions say you can make the argument. >> host: you write with professor, there is notg necessarily wrong with theecesri white person saying the n word i word just as a black persono to say it. >> guest: yes. what matters is the context. the ames effect the alternative. to condemn the white without regard to context is to make a fetish of the word. >> guest: yes. the best example mark twain novel "huckleberry finn."er appa nigger appears over 200 times. a i think "huckleberry finn" is a wonderfull novel the impulse ishe ye anti-racist, anti-slavery. h over the years many have wanted the book banned or t the race the wordpro i am not for that. i

doug had done. >> reporter: the reporter called the situation intimidating. make the change. he says the chief then called and eiled him asking for more changes, the reporter refused. critics are callinging this censorship by intimidation and -- questioning whether the chief can effectively manage the department. the reporter says he accepts the chief's apology. amy hollyfield, abc7 news. >>> 5:34. a 13-year-old girl is one of three recovering from injuries this morning following two late night shootings in oakland. the first shooting happened around 11:00 last night at an apartment building on high street. one adult man was shot outside the building the other inside. both are expected to recover. at 1:30 this morning a 13-year-old girl was shot in the arm at 22nd avenue near 12 street she is expected to survive. no word on suspects. >>> big multi-million dollar settlement between pg&e and san bruno could be announced as early as today. the company has already set aside 70 million dollarses arrest for the natural gas explosion and fire that killed eight people in 2010. the chronicle reports san bruno offs have

second thing i'd say is that doug elmendorf in a recent presentation i saw him give reduced our budget problem to something simple in a way i had not heard put this way before that i e found very helpful. he basically said that that there are things that you can do with the doe mesic discretion and things that you can do with the defense, but a lot of the toothpaste is out of those tubes. so, in essence, what we have to do in 2022 to have the nation's finances in a sustainable place is to either cut the entitlements by a quarter or raise revenues by 1/6 or a combination of the two things. as best i can tell that analysis is about right, and it is the nature can of the problem, particularly as regards entitlements, but also regards revenues that it is very difficult to act suddenly. people need to know what is coming. and in the case of health care, we are going to end up needing to experiment a fair amount, because the truth is the world doesn't completely know. how to predict or control health care costs. there has been some recent encouraging development with respect to medicare costs on the one hand, and the independent payments advisory board which was a huge co

e- mail. this one is from doug. don, a republican in fort wayne, indiana. good morning.ler: i am opposed to this. we've been retired some time. our former employer supplied us. we are on medicare. supplied us with a supplemental insurance policy to help cover some of the overruns that is not paid. if i am forced to pay this amount of dollar to buy an insurance policy through the government, well, i could see my company that i left and retired from probably dropping my supplemental insurance. he is coy to happen all over the country -- it is going to happen all over the country. host: don, let me get your response to this story in "the new york times" today. host: what do you think, don? even as the federal government does not, some states are looking at doing this themselves. caller: i have to cross that bridge when i come to it. another thing, too -- is the premium or the amount of insurance that sometimes families have 10 people and somebody else has four. every individual, man, woman, and child will be placed on this policy. how much will it cost per person? is everyo

doug has been responsive and reasonable. >> reporter: the reporter made the change he called the situation intimidating. he says the chief called and e to make more changes. oakley refused. critics are calling this censorship by intimidation and questioning whether he can manage the department. the police union is saying it is gravely concerned. the reporter said he accepts the chief's apology. amy hollyfield, abc7 news. >>> 6:32. jury selection scheduled today in the domestic violence trial of san francisco sheriff ross mirkarimi. lawyers wait again on a key decision. the jury pool was expanded after hundreds of potential jurors were excused last week. mirkarimi's attorney filed another appeal friday to prevent video of mirkarimi's wife from being shown to jurors. the video shows her displaying her bruised arm. his attorney argues since lopez is refusing to take the stand there is no way to cross-examine testimony from the video. >>> . is relations with afghan once again in -- u.s. relations with afghanistan once again -- >> reporter: photos from the scene show the carnage as many as 16 afghans, including nine children and three wom

e-mails from around the world. from people who said their vehicle was anything but controllable during a death wobble. >> i was trying to slow down. the vehicle was totally out of control. >>reporter: doug frame ton of petaluma says he was nearly rear ended by an rv during a death wobble on highway 101. retired chp officer david fair brother of mill valley says he spun out on i-5. >> lost control of the wheel and the vehicle and it basically began to spin out of control, cross from the slow lane to the fast lane and into the center divider nishtion both incidents no one was injured. but both men are frustrated that neither jeep nor nh tsa hasn't done anything to help it. >> i experienced and so has my producer. it happens at highway speed hits a bump and whether he will start to shake steering column vibrates. only stops when the vehicle slows down. or stops. our investigation has now gotten the attention of 2 members of congress. silicon valley representative and ranking member of the energy and commerce committee. in a joint letter to the national highway transportation safety administration they ask the agency to explain why consumers haven't been warned about the problem. they ask t

e-mails from around the world. from people who said their vehicle was anything but controllable during a death wobble. >> i was trying to slow down. the vehicle was totally out of control. >>reporter: doug of petaluma says he was nearly rear ended by an rv during a death wobble on highway 101. retired chp officer david fair brother of mill valley says he spun out on i-5. >> lost control of the wheel and the vehicle and it basically began to spin out of control, cross from the slow lane to the fast lane and into the center divider nishtion both incidents no one was injured. but both men are frustrated that neither jeep nor nh tsa hasn't done anything to help it. >> i experienced and so has my producer. it happens at highway speed hits a bump and whether he will start to shake steering column vibrates. only stops when the vehicle slows down. or stops. our investigation has now gotten the attention of 2 members of congress. silicon valley representative and ranking member of the energy and commerce committee. in a joint letter to the national highway transportation safety administration they ask the agency to explain why consumers haven't been warned about the problem. they ask the adminis

doug luzader. is newt getting out? >> if you believe him, no. no one is getting out at this point. good morning, guys. mitt romney is looking tough to ened the delegate lead over mitt r. which nonromney? the super pack that supports rick santorum says it's time for newt gingrich to dropout to clear the way for a conservative alternative. appearing "on the record" santorum wouldn't go that far. >> of course he should stay in if he wants to stay in. i have said that from the beginning. the best chance for us to nominate a conservative is to get in a one-on-one match with governor romney and we are going through the process proving we are the best conservative not only to defeat romney but ron paul. >> he lost the senate seat by the largest margin in the history of pennsylvania. if i thought he was a slam dunk to beat romney and beat obama i would consider getting out. i don't>> this comes down to the delegate map after super tuesday. georgia is passing through the nomination is going to be pretty difficult the fear to romney backers is the long drawn out process is taking its toll and giving president obama a big advantage. in this morn

e- mail. this one is from doug. don, a republican in fort wayne, indiana. good morning. caller: i am opposed to this. we've been retired some time. our former employer supplied us. we are on medicare. supplied us with a supplemental insurance policy to help cover some of the overruns that is not paid. if i am forced to pay this amount of dollar to buy an insurance policy through the government, well, i could see my company that i left and retired from probably dropping my supplemental insurance. it is going to happen all over the country. host: don, let me get your response to this story in "the new york times" today. host: what do you think, don? even as the federal government does not, some states are looking at doing this themselves. caller: i have to cross that bridge when i come to it. another thing, too -- is the premium or the amount of insurance that sometimes families have 10 people and somebody else has four. every individual, man, woman, and child will be placed on this policy. how much will it cost per person? is everyone going to pay the same price. host: ar

we received calls and e mails from around the world from people who said their vehicle was anything but controlable. >> i was trying to slow down. vehicle was out of control. >> dougays he was nearly rear ended during a death wobble. >> lost control of the wheel and vehicle. it began to spin out of control. and into center divider. >> both men are frustrated neither has done much to prevent it from happening again. >> you shouldn't have to mitigate a problem by braking or steering. cars should just drive normally. period. >> the chrysler group saying vehicles have excellent safety records and there is a no basis in fact. we're posting the letter in a new i team blog. and if you've had a pron lem please contact us there or at i team. >> thank you. >> and a hope and a prayer tonight for rick santorum, telling supporters a win would be a game changer in republican race for president, he's saying a victory will change the direction of the election like no other contest to date. mitt romney courting voters and made a surprising admission today but made sure not to give any credit. >> i believe the county is tipping back. we'll see what happens. it's had ups and downs.

republicans in tuesday's primary yesterday after his big win he sent out an e-mail urging others to fall in line behind his bid. doug luzader joins us with a closer look at resulta look ahead. >> reporter: mitt romney leaves illinois with more than 40 delegates one big step closer to winning the nomination. >> what a night. thank you illinois. what a night. wow. >> reporter: it was a big night for mitt romney, his win in illinois was decisive, his support among republican voters there 47% that is a 12 point margin over rick santorum because ron paul and newt gingrich barely competed in illinois for santorum this was a critical day the closest he could come to a one on one with romney even after the loss is looking ahead. >> we will head to louisiana from here feeling very very good about winning louisiana on saturday i might add. >> reporter: the romney win did not come cheap he and his allies spent more than 3.5 million dollars in illinois, his strategy now is to talk more and more about the president. >> the president is crushing the dream and the dreamers and i will make sure that finally ends. >> reporter: but t

e-mailing and he sent the officer to his home out of desperation. that's a decision he now calls a big mistake. >> i caused distress to doug and his family.and it will never happen again. >> i was willing to hear him out but not at 1:00 in the morning. not when the police came to the door and demanded i change it immediately. >>> a lot of outrage on facebook this morning. i've been asking viewers, do you accept his apology? no way, that's very unprofessional of the chief to do that. the comment made to that reporter might get him in trouble. that's why he did that. everybody needs to get over it already. why is he not entitled to making a mistake and apologizing for it. a lot of comments pouring in. if you'd like to leave yours, just like us on facebook. >>> let's get a live look outside. traffic is nice and light and lots of sunshine. we'll be right back. >>> and we're back now. time is 8:39. the satellite showing the rain to the north. i want to focus in on lake tahoe. they are going to get rain and snow. and we could see a good bit of snow come this week. 80 at king vail. we have snow on the side of the road. snow not on the roads them

doug? >> i thank you for saying you'd baby-sit my kids all day tomorrow for st. patrick's day. >> i don't remember that. >> you said it in an el show it to you. let's look outside to see how we're ending up today. we're on a good note in some areas. the sun making its way down. i think some of us are in for a pretty nice sunset especially north and west of washington. current temperature at the airport right now, 58 degrees. winds are calm at the moment. we'll see those calm winds continue and that could lead to some fog overnight. notice rockville 64 degrees right now. that's because they have seen some sunshine for the last hour or two. gaithersburg seeing some sun. 63 there. down in hunting town still seeing shower activity. current temperature there only 53. a cool day along the chesapeake today. you can see where the showers are in through calvert county, still the hunting town area, chesapeake beach, calvert beach all seeing showers. once again, extremely light but they'll continue to move off toward the eastern shore over toward cambridge in through maryland. your next couple days 70 degrees on your saturday. 65 on sun

e-trades, schaub, good examples. these companies not only benefit from a row interrogates out of bonds into stocks, but they have large money balances so their net interest margins lex proceed. >> right. >> dougjust quickly. >> sir anthony. >> this is a macro question. do you think the rising rates are necessarily bad for the economy under the theory that rising rates means that there's a greater demand for capital and money and might be a sign that the economy is starting to expand again and become more robust? >> i don't believe that interest rates will rise because of the vigorous economic recovery. i think that we have a muddle-through economy. i am in keith ecamp, probably around 1.5% real gdp growth for as long as the eye can see. we band-aid the problems in europe and china's obviously going to ease further so we're going to see a flight to safety in bonds, and that will -- that will be the major factor that contributes to a rate rise. remember, over history the yield on the ten-year has approximated the sum total of nominal growth in gdp which is real gdp plus inflation, so we're at real gdp right now around 2%. inflation is 2.3%, so the ten-year should be yielding 4%, not 2.2%. >> do