jim downey, thanks so much. jim downey. and you were gone like that.u weren't good, you were gone. and, you know, good for him. that was great. he set a standard. he set a tone. you had to be good. you didn't show up and go, yeah, jim has a movie coming up. good night, everybody. you were gone instantly. so it was fun, but the writers were really great on it, you know? and the thing about how game you were, the writers were -- guys like jim and, you know, steven -- >> george meyer. >> george and people who would say how about this idea.? and because you reserved like a -- unfortunately you could say it was a movie star idiot, you could go, oh, it's cool. i always felt like, what the hell? let's play. because it was kind of like dave was -- you know, dave had to make his bones. you know, dave had to make his bones. and because he had been so severe with people already, you felt like, okay, these are the guys dave has chosen, his writers. you know, he's insisting that you be of this standard. i always felt, come on, let's try whatever you guys got. try w

my neighbors are bathrooms facing the east will see is giant building on downey street that effects their privacy and that will be reduced the entire south facing on 1051 will be covered and their gardens will loss the sunlight the diagram you basically see the outline of the 1051 and the proposed structure and as you can see the proposed structure greatly overshadows the property and effects not only that property with the light and air from the additional between clayton and downey i ask the board grant the reduction thank you you. >>>> thank you. next speaker, please. >> good evening ladies and gentlemen my name is johnny i had previously written a letter to the commissioners i think you may have that my name may not be familiar at any rate the reason i'm here is that i am is also opted to the scale of this building this lot was very obviously designed to be left open tiny tiny which is why the photo copy is seven hundred square feet however if that were going to be just a two or three story home like all the rest of the homes in that area it would then noted a similar roofline a

jonathan downey, thank you. back to you.k: cory johnson from san francisco with airware ceo jonathan downey. drone investment fund. betty: exactly. there will be an investment for almost anything now. as they were talking about, this is a huge market. investmentsplus over two dozen? before you know what, we will be watched from everywhere. mark: then there is the regulatory thing. betty: i will leave you with that thought. up, do the new banking regulations go too far to hurt the u.s. economy? we will look at a push from senate republicans to roll back some of the rules that were put into effect after the financial crisis. ♪ back to thee bloomberg market day. i'm mark crumpton in new york. let's get you to the top headlines. iraqi forces on the attack today against islamic state. confirmofficials operations are underway near -- the militants outnumbered 10-1 drove government troops from the city last week. shiite and sunni fighters have joined the counterattack. it hasitia group says arrested hundreds of militants. new plan

pattern of development and the impact on the pattern of development we looked at along the buildings on downey street here's the lot in red i've drawn a red line with exception of one building this building about impact the well-defined pattern of development so there's a - this is the alley impact the alley impact here is illustrated by virtue of me showing 105 is ashburg with the red line so you see clearly the new building is much, much taller and deeper and therefore excuse me. all the most of the other buildings conform to this red contour so there's an enormous sorry about that barking pack we're looking at towards the south if we look if from the residents down significantly down at a thousand clayton street the proposed effect with this enormous structure of blocking light and air and view into the valley into the alley area so here's some of the buildings effected around here there's thousand and 2 and 12 and 28 clayton and here we see the pattern of development as you can see the alley impact the pattern of development highly effected the light and . >> pull those down audible pull w

robert downey junior is not kicking he is putting his defensive for in his mouth.cipated avengers age of volts run. responding to criticism who called the superhero genre cultural genocide. >> i respect the heck out of him. for a man whose native tongue is spanish to be able to put together a phrase like cultural genocide speaks to him. kennedy: such a big phrase. i did not realize you could put together so many syllables. come on. he has come out defending himself saying it was supposed to be a compliment. people only do cocaine because it smells good. topic number two. endure a lot of hardships. wait, i said it, opera. one lucky rider did. pavarotti. take a look. ♪ kennedy: i don't know. a little pitchy. all right. the great camel chase. not a foot race for women in yoga pants. a man in dubai lost his beast and had to chase a camel down the highway. >> a camel running. kennedy: that guy was moving at a pretty impressive clip. he was never going to catch the camel, but it may be there way of training for the olympics. maybe the camel's chasing a woman in yoga pant

is he robert downey junior's tony stark? ashlee: yes maybe a little bit.livia: have you seen his garage? : i don't like was in there drinking scotch, but he is friends with robert downey and john favreau. he is hollywood. he loves it. betty: i love some of the quotes that have come out from the book, from ashlee vance's book, is justine musk, his ex-wife, saying "i do think of him as the terminator. he locked his gain on something and says, 'it shall be mine.' me over.", he won it almost sounds like a caveman knocking a woman on the head and dragging her into the cave. pimm: this is something that i think is revolutionizing the way that is taking place and the way that people think about big project being done by the private sector. betty: indeed, that is a great book, by the way, getting a lot of buzz. pimm: all right, still ahead on the bloomberg market day, the fight over free trade. now a key vote looms. we have the latest from washington, next. ♪ the u.s. senate is going to take a key vote this afternoon on whether to advance asia trade legislation. s

he is in hollywood and his friends with robert downey junior and john favreau.are not in the same vein. olivia: congratulations on the book and great to have you in new york. be sure to pick up the new book that is out today on amazon all about elon musk and is the cover story of bloomberg businessweek on stands today. ♪ olivia: good morning, it is 11:00 a.m. here in new york, 8:00 a.m. in san francisco, and 4:00 p.m. in london. coming up, an exclusive interview with one of the smartest and most successful commodity investors. --via: and obama's specific obama's pacific trade deal, he does not -- he has not won the trade wars just yet. pimm: the latest blue apron is seeking valuation and there are more than 100 companies out -- thesese days, worth days worth more than $1 billion, can they really be worth so much? olivia: good morning, and welcome to the blooper and -- the bloomberg markets. tmm: let's take a look at

to be appropriate as well 0 so we have other speakers that want to be heard we couldn't get this downey done without the board of supervisors to next up is supervisor london breed. >> thank you, everybody for being here i'm excited about this all outreach the country i'm sure you're aware of we've had changes with law enforcement. >> sealed because of the incident unfortunate incidents there's been really a challenge with trust and law enforcement of the community and so my concern is for osgood men and women that are trying to do a good job and citizens trying to enjoy the peace and freedom and those cameras will help to create that level of balance you know we need officers 0 out on the streets and need them to be safe and citizens to feel safe those will give the officers the safety they need to make sure those kind of incidents happen and challenges to situation we have to kind of technology that can help us address those cases better i'm hopefully as a result of the cameras some of the iptsz that the chief mentions that were in the reports the amount of complaints about go down and

of. >> reporter: chelsea edwards for cbs news, downey, california. >> it looks like he's on his way. other patients have since joined the clinical trial. >>> clowns can be scary enough for some people as it is, but wait until you find out where this horror movie billboard was located. >> a virginia police officer's video goes viral for all the right reasons tonight. >> it's a nice but breezy evening for most of us. north of us live doppler 9000 tracking some isolated showers. those are approaching frederick now and bridges rick and tuscarora -- >>> trending now talk about bad placement. what was outside this children's hospital window in los angeles was almost as fright fling as what's happeninged in her body with cancer. a billboard of this poltergeist movie. >> oh, no. >> i looked out the window and i saw something very scary like a very big clown. >> the nurse stopped everything she's doing and said that's what the little girl next-door has been crying about. >> that was grace ellen's mom and that scary looking clown appears to be staring right into the window. so mom organized a

. >> these brownies come, this would be like a downey body buzz. >> a downey body buzz. >> yeah, youllow into the couch. >> one day, you know, i text him, how are you? what did you do at work today and he goes i rolled 300 joints, and i just said, you know, sorry i asked. as a mother. >> right now as far as expansion, we're focusing mostly on the production side of the company. if we're going to get big. i think that's where we're going to get big. if we want to be, you know, the best of the best and the biggest of them all i don't think that it's going to be worth it for us to continue to focus on the storefronts. if we can make the same money out of the wholesale side and not have to deal with any of the headache or the stress that the store locations have caused us, why not just opt for that? hopefully alley has been paying our taxes. >> caitlin is an extremely extremely intelligent person and i respect her a lot. emotions are hard. she's 25 years old running a million-dollar company. and an outrageous amount of stress that's on her. >> i guess everything with the company is just

. >> these brownies come, this would be like a downey body buzz. >> a downey body buzz. >> yeah, youknow, lets you mellow into the couch. >> one day, you know, i text him, how are you? what did you do at work today and he goes i rolled 300 joints, and i just said, you know, sorry i asked. as a mother. >> right now as far as expansion, we're focusing mostly on the production side of the company. if we're going to get big. i think that's where we're going to get big. if we want to be, you know, the best of the best and the biggest of them all i don't think that it's going to be worth it for us to continue to focus on the storefronts. if we can make the same money out of the wholesale side and not have to deal with any of the headache or the stress that the store locations have caused us, why not just opt for that? hopefully alley has been paying our taxes. >> caitlin is an extremely extremely intelligent person and i respect her a lot. emotions are hard. running a million dollar company and an outrageous amount of stress that's on her. >> i guess everything with the company is just --

making families with robert downey jr.?little one exton, for whatever reason, i guess he doesn't like iron man but he really likes hawkeye for whatever reason. so we went on vacation together. which is cool as hell, by the way. just have the families go out. he had a pencil and he was trying to stick it in his eye. and robert is trying to tell him, don't put a pencil in your eye. and he wouldn't listen to him. he said, hawkeye, come over here. exton, listen to hawkeye. i said, dude, don't put a a pencil in your eye. [ laughter ] he's got both his eyes. >> jimmy: that's a great ending. [ laughter and applause ] that's a great ending. >> uncle hawkeye saves the day once again. >> jimmy: that's a great, perfect ending. yeah, you did it buddy. well, i love you and i'm so happy for everything that happened to you pal. you're great. i have a clip, here's jeremy renner in "avengers: age of ultron." take a look at this. >> hey, hey, are you okay? >> it's all our fault. >> hey, look at me. it's your fault, everyone's fault, who care

clear new instructions issued made clear hey, we issued level 2 it is is big deal we'll only that downey date of birth that is african it is a big deal with the specific goals that were behind that i think that needs to be communicated to index ii ss to get the proxy accordingly if they have that full information they would have voted for this process dealing with the proxy vote is not something we need to do and accident timeline didn't allow for it to be done so we hope in the future to count on the retirement system to vote on any and all resolutions related to disclose we're not having for a change of the business model here thank you very much. >> seeing none public comment is closed. >> one quick question how does this board formally communicate through i ss? >> i ss presents the full range of the preapproved policies and on an annual basis this body adopts the position generally speaking we can take them to focus i mean we've had issues related to lending practices and we can get them focused in and have them recorded or report back to the issues related to the specific topic if y

the title was enough to guarantee a big opening with the exception of brat pit -- brad pitt robert downey smith and even will smith is looking shaky. >> he said the movies are surfing because of how much they co a big weekend for car buyers. true car reports that sales were up 7% nationwide this weekend as compared with last year. and putting the sales pace for may on track for more than 17 million vehicl for t year. pickup trucks and small suvs continue to be the hot sellers. >>> it is a tough time for the taxi industry. ride hailing apps like uber and lyft are up-ending the cab business as we know it taking away customers and deflating the coveted medallions but some taxi drivers are fighting back against the start-ups and doing what they can to survive the ride-sharing revolution. kate rothers have more. >> taxi and limousine companies are hurting. it is a trend, garr hard deutsche has watched unfold. >> a company comes out and has an app and you push a few butt yonz and a car comes to your door. >> he has a fleet of 500 cars that service the tri-state area. in the past year he said 15

. >> if you look last year the fastest online growth was downey cheerios and tide and that is the heart of wal-mart and they need to do it to compete. >> tart offers a 5% discount in store and online and shipping for 15 million red card members. the question is whether wal-mart can entice an amazon or target shopper to the new service or whether it will attract new shoppers. wells fargo animal matt neemer tells investors it is better late than never for wal-mart but caution there is heavy lifting ahead to catch up to the king of the jungle. for "nightly business report," i'm court nyreagan. >> and finally tonight, christy has done something never done before. sold $3 billion in tree days and it will host another sale today and tomorrow. >> wow we'll keep you posted. that's "nightly business i'm sue herera thanks for joining us. >> and i'm tyler mathisen. thanks for joining us as well. we'll see yo. announcer: a kqed television production. woman: it kind of was, like, the bang that set off the night. man: that is the funkiest restaurant. thomas: the honey walnut prawns will make your ins

cool by danielle downey. >> same drink. same way trt same bar 10er. before they walk in.porter: after working as bartender at oracle arena for more than 15 years. >> thank you guys. >>reporter: she's ready for the play off pay off. >> i have been waiting a long time for this. the very listening time. if i was telling them i need a championship. >>reporter: she want the war yrs to bring it home. for the family. the fans. the staff. >> they turn that family like this guy. >> same seat for so long you note ushers and give them high 5 when you see them. tell. >>reporter: joyce an usher for 26 years and counting is leak the renna mom. she make sure you are dressed right in gold and blue. if helpful in fashion and function. pl and just plain friendly. fight you get to know everybody. it's more like a home. tevshl family out here. that's what it's all about. >>reporter: oracle is a home with a lot of if the will have. >> i believe in the were your. strength in numbers. >>reporter: at oracle if abc 7 news. >> series to houston for game 3 and 4 saturday and mochbilityd you can wat

cool by danielle downey. >> same drink. same way trt same bar 10er. before they walk in.eporter: after working as bartender at oracle arena for more than 15 years. >> thank you guys. >>reporter: she's ready for the play off pay off. >> i have been waiting a long time for this. the very listening time. if i was telling them i need a championship. >>reporter: she want the war yrs to bring it home. for the family. the fans. the staff. >> they turn that family like this guy. >> same seat for so long you note ushers and give them high 5 when you see them. tell. >>reporter: joyce an usher for 26 years and counting is leak the renna mom. she make sure you are dressed right in gold and blue. if helpful in fashion and function. pl and just plain friendly. fight you get to know everybody. it's more like a home. tevshl family out here. that's what it's all about. >>reporter: oracle is a home with a lot of if the will have. >> i believe in the were your. strength in numbers. >>reporter: at oracle if abc 7 news. >> series to houston for game 3 and 4 saturday and mochbilityd you can wa

cool by danielle downey. >> same drink. same way trt same bar 10er. before they walk in.eporter: after working as bartender at oracle arena for more than 15 years. >> thank you guys. >>reporter: she's ready for the play off pay off. >> i have been waiting a long time for this. the very listening time. if i was telling them i need a championship. >>reporter: she want the war yrs to bring it home. for the family. the fans. the staff. >> they turn that family like this guy. >> same seat for so long you note ushers and give them high 5 when you see them. tell. >>reporter: joyce an usher for 26 years and counting is leak the renna mom. she make sure you are dressed right in gold and blue. if helpful in fashion and function. pl and just plain friendly. fight you get to know everybody. it's more like a home. tevshl family out here. that's what it's all about. >>reporter: oracle is a home with a lot of if the will have. >> i believe in the were your. strength in numbers. >>reporter: at oracle if abc 7 news. >> series to houston for game 3 and 4 saturday and mochbilityd you can wa

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. >> sharing downey's belief, cape may county prosecutor bob taylor taylor. >> it is a terrible murderkind of weighs on your heart. >> reporter: prosecutor robert taylor revealed a single hair found 25 years ago at this crime scene analyzed through technology that didn't exist back then could provide a dna match identifying the killer. >> my belief sooner or later we'll get a dna match and we're going to have the perpetrator. >> reporter: as tightly as her sister once held her emily holds on to hope the killer will be caught. >> i just dream of the day that the prosecutors can call us and tell thus they actually found someone. >> reporter: in wildwood walt hunter cbs3 "eyewitness news". >> let's hope that day comes soon. >>> well a year after the turnpike crash that left him badly injured the comedian tracy morgan settled a lawsuit with wal*mart. morgan suffered a head injury and broken leg when his limo was hit by a wal*mart truck in cranbury last year. the comedian james mcnair was killed and two others were injured. all returning from a show in delaware. in a statement wal*mart call

olivia: robert downey junior. bob: me too! ironman. betty: me too. betty:ob: really?ney jr. olivia: by the and of next week, analysts say could bring in $500 million. betty: the guy at san diego said it could be a $1.5 billion movie easily. bob: my question is what happens to "paul blart"? he is the real superhero. betty: number 2 -- want to be a force to reckon with an italian baking? say -- with in banking? say you are italian or spanish. all of the leaders have been from italy or spain. they all name new banking leadership from those two countries. bob: yeah, but where they go to school? olivia: in the u.s. and u.k. bob: exactly! is it the same old stuff except they have an accent? olivia: using more of the german any french employees went to school at home? bob: i don't know. olivia: what they are saying is that the at the spanish are little bit better at the softer side of business will stop after the hard negotiations, during lunch, they know how to warm up people a lot better. bob: it is a load of malarkey to me. olivia: i think it is pretty accurate. bob: real

previous robert belonged to robert downey jr. >>> one of the most painful trials in u.s. history concluded this boston. is it case closed? coming up next a reality check we look at whether he'll see the inside of a death chamber. >>> also not taking any chances with your meat. why a popular grocery store is pulling all their meat. my name is jamir dixon and i'm a locate and mark fieldman for pg&e. most people in the community recognize the blue trucks as pg&e. my truck is something new... it's an 811 truck. when you call 811, i come out to your house and i mark out our gas lines and our electric lines to make sure that you don't hit them when you're digging. 811 is a free service. i'm passionate about it because every time i go on the street i think about my own kids. they're the reason that i want to protect our community and our environment, and if me driving a that truck means that somebody gets to go home safer, then i'll drive it every day of the week. together, we're building a better california. >>> high tide rolled in this morning. there were fears the 40-foot gra

children as saying he is sorry he says he was on a wise to heed a call to a tree on a dirt road near downey the tree and got stuck. he and his young daughter and son were lost for several days emergency team will be right back when we continue to go live look at the center sale bridge right now traffic jam packed recognize on the wind as the conditions around the bay and some damage we will be right back as a kron 4 morning news continues >>mark: guess you can get a chicken farm or meatball they are a little wider than regular bread sticks the taste same in gary's world will watching bay area weather as well we expect when the conditions we conceded like blowing here also our top story is the deadly earthquake another one strikes a 7.3 just weeks after the baker that killed more a thousand people will take a look at and damaged as morning. hit nepal. the magnitude 7-point-3 everest base camp. >> darya: good morning. >> mark: big story is watching bay area trafficking get to them that if. >> james: wind a big headline take a look at the map sustained winds in the east bay 17 at a mile an hou

robert downey jr. scarlett johansson. i don't know if i'll be on the list.f people will be this weekend. >> have you seen the furious 7? i won't see it until there's a furious 8. what about you? >> i don't get out much. melissa: see either that, when i have a sitter, i want to go out to dinner and have a drink. >> that's what we tell you ourselves. melissa: thank you so much. that's all we have for now. hope you're making money today. the market on this friday up 166 points. "countdown" starts right now. liz: thank you very much, melissa. thank you very much, melissa. redemption for warren buffett's berkshire hathaway and burlington railroads. matt turns it around. how is he turning around that railroad that buffett owns? how will he face new regulations that the entire industry is being pinned with? matt rose coming up. staying humbled and focused even when your dad gives you $3 billion. meet the buffett kids. and what it's like 50 years after their dad founded this company growing up buffett. maryland state attorney announcing new charges ranging from

that smashes the mark set by robert downey junior. he needed 24 hours to do it.roger goodell is waiting on tom brady. today in san francisco, where the league is holding its owners meeting. >> i look forward to hearing directly from tom, if there is new information, there is information that can be helpful to us in getting this right. what do you hear directly from tom on that. says no date has been set for brady's appeal to he was suspended for bama games. yesterday the patriots robert kraft agreed reluctantly to accept the nfl's punishment for the organization was fined $1 million and penalized with the loss of two draft picks. spotify is adding video to its music streaming service. the spotify ceo announced today that the world's largest subscription music service will feature video from content partners like fisa and comedy central. for more, i am joined by "bloomberg west" anchor emily chang in san francisco. why now for spotify? emily: video is a hot thing. we have known this would be happening for a long time. theify is getting into streaming video busines

after he got his potus account, he reached one million dollars in only five hours, smashing robert downeyng up in google searches on mobile devices. it is part of twitter's push to track new users. gaining access to half a billion tweets every day, turning up key phrases and hashtags. the national football league is adding an element of drama to what has become a routine part of the game. the extra point kick will not be so automatic next season. league owners in san francisco voted to move the line of scrimmage on the points from the two-yard line to the 15, turning the extra point into a 33-yard field goal. stillint conversions will start from the two-yard line. last year, 99% of the extra point kids were successful. with scarlet fu. scarlet, i do not know if this is a good idea or not. scarlet: i figure it's more exciting. if you have more to drive import conversions, the game becomes very interesting. there was a success rate of 47% for that conversion last year. mark: we know the extra point kick was like a ceremonial thing to do. it is almost like the ,ntentional walk in baseball bu

csi: wine starring maureen downey. what do you think? erik: it is fascinating. those of the risks. want to buy vintage wine at auctions, you are exposing yourself to the potential for fraud. i love wine. auction,uy it at partly because i'm scared. partly because i am a cheapskate. quite frankly, it is not that i do not enjoy a bottle of wine. but personally, and i'm opening myself to attack here, i believe there is a whole lot of value in bottles over $100. i think there's amazing value and some of the world's greatest wine that sells less for $100. those told me that brunette load the most overrated wine. much more to come. don't go away. ♪ good morning. welcome back. i'm olivia sterns. let us get to the morning's headlines. it is hard to get used to what is happening in the bond market. earlier here on bloomberg tv, the chairman of the blackstone group talked about the european central bank stimulus program on the impact of bond yields. >> it means you had relatively fragile markets a giant buyer called the ecb. they were busy buying. that drives yields to unrealistically low lev

he beat out robert downey jr. who got 1 million followers and 24 hours. this is the first time the president has had his own account.>> it is weird to say the president beat out robert downey jr.>>> the apple watch has been on sale for a month. it looks like women like it more than men. this surprises me. nearly 65% of women expressed positive feelings about the watch in a survey. 53% of men were positive about it. it was -- tweets were counted to get the stats. the survey also found that apps were the biggest selling point's. >> women tweeted less but more positive things. >>> daugherty a, we're looking at the rise on highway 92. the san mateo bridge has been extremely slow. at 31 minutes, it is considerably longer across the san mateo bridge than the bay bridge. i will have a complete traffic check when the kron4 news returns. >>> irs hold times are getting longer. tim, what's going on with the irs? >> the healthcare law implementation has been monumental. collection agencies are even more aggressive than they used to be. >> aggressive how? >> they star

. >> slow downey know you are ready for weekend. >> i'm ready to get it going you went and got that coffeet 4:10. >> yeah. >> so tonight my wife ising book club with the ladies around the neighborhood. >> yes. >> and book club, you know they drink some wine. >> that is wine club. >> that is right. >> it is like drink club they talk about one paragraph in the whole book. i have to get the kid out of the house. we're hosting. sue, i was thinking of taking them to see mall cop and sue says her daughter nia saw it and it was worst film ever made. >> she's a generous person and she will always said a break. she said mom this is worst movie i have ever seen. we like the first one. we had such high hopes. >> this is what i have in store. >> that is just one review. you can always take a nap. that is what i call the movies for me a $10 nap. we've got the state of delaware we've got southern new jersey, all included, in this dense fog advisory. showing up on this map here it is bad around fort dix there reduced in trenton. 6-mile wrist built in philadelphia but go down to the area where we will see

had no preconditions, that makes you weird. [ laughter ] >> why do so many step into, this robert downeytion my former alcoholism, he may be right saying that. interviewer brings it up he walks out on the interview. >> interesting. i don't know why, i've met him several times, he's a heck of a nice guy. neil: and handles great questions. >> very intelligent. i think something to that effect look every family has been touched. my own family touched by addiction and alcoholism have had people in the family. and if you communicate to others that you have the similar problem in a certain way that it could help, but whatever personal reason he may have -- . >> i think he takes -- you're the expert but i play one on tv. it takes it off the subject. this is about promoting my movie. you might want to talk about that. it takes the attention off that and people say davi missed a golden opportunity, right? >> there is that, too. the preconceived notion is you can bring up like for whatever, the premiere of the club life coming out this week. we'll put it in there, you are trained as media people i

fox's morgan downey spoke with a shocked parent. >> ross' daughter kindergarten at owen elementary.ar-old was shown nude pictures in class. >> unfortunately the students were exposed to the pictures. >> ross led me the letter 20 students were sent home with the principle wants to make parents aware of what happened because parents will likely hear about from it their child and may get questions from them. the letter says a relative of a student showed up unannouncedannounced. to go share photos she had taken of zoo animals from the recent class field trip she helped chaperone. when the teacher hooked up the woman's cell phone nude photos of the woman popped up on the classroom smart board. ross said her daughter is confused and is asking questions. >> i had to convince her she wasn't in trouble. she hadn't done anything wrong and i asked her what part of the body that she had seen and she pointed down toward her lap. >> ross upset this was the after school conversation she had to have with her daughter. >> she should be protected from things like that at school by her teacher, by he

the previous record belonged to actor robert downey jr. who reached 1 million followers 23 hours after he launched his twitter account last spring. we'll be right back. >>> tonight i can report to the american people and to the world that the united states has conducted an operation that killed osama bin laden, the leader of al qaeda and a terrorist who is responsible for the murder of thousands of innocent men, women and children. >> welcome back to "hardball." that was president obama, of course, the nights of may 1st, 2011. when the president and white house told us about the killing of osama bin laden is a lie. that's the allegation journalist -- investigative journalist seymour hersh makes in a lengthy report published in the london review of books. in his story hersh describes a massive and unprecedented conspiracy by the u.s. government and says we didn't find bin laden, the pakistanis told us where he was hiding. they even helped us plan and carry out that secret raid and then the white house lied about the raid's purpose and fabri

not just practicing her shot but telling us about how the warriors are showing no signs of slowing downeyt. good morning, sam and laura. they are hot right now. for the dub, it's all about strength in number. the shirts that the cans will get. you can see them draped overall the empty seats. i know how loud it gets the roar. acle. 2007 eighth seated warriors ousted the mavs. it gets crazy in here. it's going to get extra loud here tonight. a team riding on steph curry getting the league's mvp title. look from yesterday officially announced he's the first warriors player to get this title since the team moved to the bay area in 1962 and he was extra emotional as he thanked his father dell curry who played in the league for 16 years. >> this is special. really proud of what you were able to do in your career and i don't take that for granted at all. >> it's the 127th consecutive soldout game here tonight at the oracle arena and move to memphis after get games three and four. like i said, extra loud. this is 8,000 fans are going to get. i'm going to leave you guys with my last third shot. i'

tie downey loose objects in your backyard. the reason why that wind is going to intensify is because we've got an area of low pressure just offshore. it's kicking high pressure out of the area. the two work against each other with we get a it too pressure gradient. i take you to the 5:00 hour on wednesday. that's when that area of low pressure that's trying to get in the bay area right now will arrive. this is going to bring us shower activity. much needed shower activity. obviously we are in the heart of a drought. i take you now into thursday at 9:00 a.m. wide spread activity continues at that point. temperatures are going to stay relatively steady. so we'll tell you how much we're expecting where you live coming up. right now i want to check your drive. >> good morning. we're looking at the entire bay and as you would expect at 5:20, very light volume. an hour ago both direction in the san mateo bridge reopened and the overhead signs for the most part reflect that but you will see the track, the ones on the trailers near th