currently homeless families 1184th street apartments since july and we would like to point out that ecs is an active participant in the proposal this year and we fully support the proposal that includes impact and in helping low income families maintain their housing and we would like to comment on the human service agency's current plan to reduce the funding for support services at some of our supportive sites in the city and including bacus and since opening hsa has opening the services and we currently have two case managers and in the youth services specialist, and serving our 47 families, and which include, 85 children and youth and as with some of our colleagues in the community, hsa plan would drasically effect our current staff and cutting the staff by over half, and not because of the program need, but because hsa does not currently over see client referral and placement at 32 of the 47 units this will dramatically alter our ability to provide the necessary and essential services that our families need and we urge you to please take a closer look at the hsa planning to insure s

housing is not adequate, but, when you have not really addressed what the institutions or what like the ecs contract and the standards of the facilities that the city has control of that may effect the well-being and the welfare load of the city. and if we could reduce the welfare load of the city, we would have more money for housing. and some of these things are fairly easy to do. they don't need the housing as such, but we have a situation where, the city gets, like 87 cents or 85 cents, a pack cigarettes but we have not taken into account and according to the center for disease control in atlanta, that the welfare costs just for direct medical services, and lower productivity of the individual, amount to $7.18 a pack. and in other words, we take with that benefit and try to adjust the maximum tax and use it appropriately, but try to decrease the use of tobacco to reduce the welfare costs and that could be done and is done in los angeles, i understand. >> thank you very much. >> any other members of the public that wish to comment on this item? >> yes. here i am. i guess one of the thing

parents and educators came out to show their support at the ec reames academy. district officials say money and academic problems have plagued that charter school, which serves about 240 students. jana katsuyama is live in oakland tonight, where a decision just came down. >> reporter: the meeting is still going on, but the board voted 4-2 to deny a renewal of the school's charter. this came about an hour after very emotional testimony. they came armed with signs and impassioned speeches. >> i support they will, 100%. >> ec reames is my home. ec reames is our home. >> reporter: supporters of the k through 8 charter school say the board should not shut it down. >> the school has done so much for so many families. families that are living in hotels. their kids are looking forward to coming to school, outside of what they're facing at home. >> reporter: the district says the three primary reasons the charter should not be renewed is the academic performance is far below three schools in the neighborhood. >> they were taking out a loan against future anticipated earn

parents and educators came out to show their support at the ec reames academy. district officials say money and academic problems have plagued that charter school, which serves about 240 students. jana katsuyama is live in oakland tonight, where a decision just came down. >> reporter: the meeting is still going on, but the board voted 4-2 to deny a renewal of the school's charter. this came about an hour after very emotional testimony. they came armed with signs and impassioned speeches. >> i support they will, 100%. >> ec reames is my home. ec reames is our home. >> reporter: supporters of the k through 8 charter school say the board should not shut it down. >> the school has done so much for so many families. families that are living in hotels. their kids are looking forward to coming to school, outside of what they're facing at home. >> reporter: the district says the three primary reasons the charter should not be renewed is the academic performance is far below three schools in the neighborhood. >> they were taking out a loan against future anticipated earn

beneficiary in terms of land lords is the clinic followed by the community housing partnership and the ecs and mersy housing and so a lot of our work, is i feel going through the supportive housing, and where maybe, it should be best handled within and i could give you the examples of situations where they were coming in to our office for very, very small amounts, we are talking less than $200 and facing evictions for amounts that are i could just give you example just this week, i have two cases one person is facing eviction for less than $250, and one for the second one is for $less than $150 and when you think about the grand cost, and financially and to the human, it is just a really bad system. thank you. >> okay. >>er an cavina and i am here with the bar association of san francisco. and so approximately 250 full scope eviction cases per year and i am the only attorney on staff. and half of those cases involve people who are being evicted from publicly subsidized housing and they are the most vulnerable and they have small children or the people with poor english, and it is hard for

the -- ec reems charter school.y people feel shutting down this school would be a big mistake. >> a lot of these kids wouldn't be going to chabot science center, the zoo, the as' games or all of the fun things about oakland. >> the rally to save that school will be outside ec reems academy on macarthur boulevard. the meeting is tonight at 5:00. >>> new hope for teachers at an east bay catholic high school who are involved in a growing controversy after they refused to sign a so-called morality clause in their contracts. the bishop of the diocese met with teachers and students at oakland's bishop school yesterday and promised to clarify the language in the contract by next week. at least three teachers have refused to sign the contract which asks them to conform to roman catholic church document toe rin in the workplace and -- doctrine in their workplace and private lives. >> it appears some ream die -- dialogue occur -- some real dialogue occurred. >> some students launched a petition saying it would cause teachers

it's me me if the ec monday's entry. that means cherry blossom tree gets me to run. reduce heat. i eat she died since the design student. when did the rounds has extended its range daniel i reached the class the anime that he don't pcyc cent to ten thousand and one hundred years of age continues to grow. i was on the loose tea. steve. thus it polish. they say it was finally the residents of the samurai and the like gold is supposedly served as the foundation stone for the house soon. deep sea species like the second is the first cherry blossoms are blooming this to be eighteen around the middle of april yes i am. it's time to end and the famous cherry blossoms on this well. not too high. even the cherry blossom show goes on until the remains. nanny the lake is two km around the region with one thousand or so cherry blossom trees as they see daddy's neck again and so with one thousand or so cherry blossom trees as they see daddy's neck again and so my new singer frankie

crystal dilworth is a monthly ec lar neuroscientist. would you give kids marijuana if it could help them? a look at a scientific test that may determine if charlotte's web is real medicine or not. lindsay moran is an ex-cia operative and analyst. i'm are phil torres. that's our team, now let's do some science. ♪ hello and welcome to "techknow." my name is phil torres and we're joined today by lindsay moran and dr. crystal dilworth. you went to investigate can marijuana but this marijuana is missing something. >> right, it's missing thc, the compound responsible for that high. i got a chance to go to colorado and look at a family business who's producing marijuana that helps treat children with intractable are why being diseases. >> more than 400,000 children in the u.s. suffers from epileptic seizures. heather jackson's son zaki is one of them. >> zaki had these, he has a rare form of epilepsy known as doose syndrome. by the time he was 5 years old he had had 500,000 seizures. don't usually start crying this early, actually. it's an emo

there was optimism from the ec commissioner that they were get something kind of deal. i've seen a whole stream of e-mails from yatsenyuk, the finance minister, to all kinds of people representing nafta saying we're not that close to a deal. i think what is important, we have dialogues going on, natural dialogues between customers and suppliers. that's a bit more of a norm normalizati normalization. inneed, the fact that we have someone who the russians see as legitimate. there was some violence but it went pretty well. why don't we listen to what she had to say about it? >> we had 1,000 observers right across the country and we're not here to declare an election legitimate or otherwise. but we do assess whether they meet international standards and their own national standards and we were able to say, yes, they did this time around. >> so the election looks like everyone's accepting it as legitimate and run credibly by western standards. while that is positive, you have a president that the russians are recognizing, that is positive and dialogue rather than threats acr

the new military transport aircraft ec two nine five of concern airbus military will be also involved which would be a part of our air fleet in the future. his new husband the orchestra traditionally will give a special mood to go for a one hundred and fifty positions reversed here for a month to adequately perform military marches the latest news is that three w dot cardstock that stevie got cate said according to the press office of budget according to the extent that second to base to receive the funds for the national political stunt for the lead because of media businesses that obama fun to look at it for this purpose one hundred and eighteen the products to justify it to her crib the other stuff experts say that support for small medium businesses helped to strengthen the domestic economy. bell will be put towards a presence that concession to the beats of guilt and the formation of the common economic space to woo the first move and those in need. the keeper of improvement. some of the money was most most most days i think the authority should develop programs that would give o

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job saving one one ec and continue generating global sitting for their cause mike and i just call it depends getting these unique watch for a nice friendly company this is after storm of greys she resigned as goodwill ambassador for the national energy ol' box for each position she had held for eight years. sorry for the company is in the crosshairs. because its production base is in the west bank. he's already occupied territory. kosmina after they started the boys both moved back in two thousand and five. recently it's attracting strong support from the. some customers are steering clear of items from israel. woohoo do i have nothing against the israeli people to stay i'm going to do so to show why opposition the government's occupation policies. this idea the ferocity. european union added to the press. we decided to withdraw tax breaks. oh well i do called oprah backs. all in the occupied west bank. i was a hard lol. it was ready farmers. rose was in the west bank with government support the eu decision means that it was before dark so no longer competitive in your pmr. it looks

and some clarity around what we're going to need to spend, i'm just not on the same page as what p ec and the mayor thinks on this particular issue and i want to make sure you know that. thank you. >> any further questions? supervisor avalos. >> just wondering if there were any other options available from taking funds from cc a a reserve? >> the other option is a larger rate increase for the general fund. or more cuts, potentially lay offs in the event they kind of big if picture for a moment, in water and sewer we have rates and charges that cover costs. for our third enterprise power, we don't have that same issue. in fact, our key customers, and luckily we've been able to do this historically -- our key customers, the general hospital, street lights that benefit everybody, those costs are not being fully paid and so that's what's happening and so going back to supervisor wiener, is this a sustainable operation? yes, you bet it is, if we have rates that cover costs and in fact, it's an amazing system that has really served san francisco well, but with this one enterprise of our thr

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whether they go to the master lease or whether they go to one of our buildings or whether they are the ecs and everybody deserves these type of resources that will help them move up the housing ladder. thank you. >> thanks very much, next speaker please? >> hi, i just want to mention just real quick that we all are actually i personally want to express my solidary with chp and we love you guys and support that he havinger was said and i want to say quickly my name is manwel and i am a support services coordinator and i am pleased to be here and listening to this conversation and i am surprised that the topic of specifically undocumented immigrants has not been brought up because representing a significant portion of i believe 26 percent of san francisco's current homeless population are in some stage of under documentation, and these are the folks that are least likely to climb up the ladder, and these are the folks that don't have access to permanent benefits that are going to enable them to move out to more appropriate levels of care when that time is necessary in both directions to high

to return this bill into inland valley hayward fremont san jose very briefly by 9:00 in the morning eche coastline sunday for most day of par. except for at media goes pre >> : the '60s expected their sixth summit to francisco 71 in sematech is bay shoreline packages running in the '60s low seventies as well if 68 for oakland 66 in hayward 74 fremont. for the inland valleys calotte climb that another 10 degrees of cooling 80 unconquered 75 in danville 78 and pleasanton also quite clear in the to south bay 76 and santa clara 74 in san jose state in the upper seventies low eighties looking at so degrees cooler is called us and think to the north alicea and bridges and the sunnis for the more for most part setter fall sundays sunday on an apple tree let ticks and forecast continued cooling expected in to sun. the breakers to the just hovering in the low 60s and under foggy conditions at the finish line >> : continue to cool until monday cooling and electric >> : happening out there is in a vital qe investigating dozens suspicious fires cell last 24 hours to those fires set at residences a

satellite imagery of the coastline but ec the north bay " starring sissy clearing because good strong ones are the no. not really help and the fog cleared up there this after an but centel coast farm still intact as we look a the time the jurors will see why. source code on a cousin to the far pre assault with a coast and degrees in an sec today in the '80s for inland valleys to the news on the south bay '60s and studies bay shoreline and to take a look at cell a radar picture you can see high cloud starting to approach the bay area we do have resources and passing as to the no. 0 be increasing seabury's lands in keeping a little cloudier out there today. we will continue to see far up there tomorrow. but get weather headlines. there is a far mainly concentrated near the coast. i sure the fog will stay there this weekend otherwise will see warmup temperatures will saturday and sunday the circling down into next week. but then, the forecast coming up. driving traffic this evening level to the toll plaza beginning to see how their weekend you see some congestion all backed up in the fas

drizzle to make a seemingly dry conditions are now a satellite literature rain is on the way though ec large listening to the north and this is in doubt image developing story of a new audio recording which surfaced today reportedly features the promoter donald sterling it says it is and it denies he's a racist and again makes it clear he will fight the nba to hang on to the team. airline i grew up in east l.a. and i read our online sterling pot into a longtime friend seemingly against allegations of racism. you think i have anything in the world but love forever body you don't think that you all are not racist. >> : it's unclear who made the record and why it seems to be aimed at trying to help sterling. the fund mumbles what about that tape his son about the earlier recording on c m c one which sterling makes racist comments to us suppose girlfriend >> : if it sterling other courted the surface today he's hinting at what could be a bitter legal battle ahead still currently has no intention of giving up the clippers without a fight. >> : that's debatable because of low morals clause b

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if solaga were to win, this would affect neighbors ec war doecuadorand venezuela. (f). >> stay off the streets general priat ch areanocha, told protesters to keep quiet. he says mass rallies could start riots. symbolic and necessary gesture even though he does not have any actual power. >>> in china, state media say over 200 have been arrested during demonstrations this weekend. since beijing announce a crack down on suspected separatists, and thousands of migrants looking for work use yemen as a gateway into saudi arabia. but human rights advocates say they fall prey to extortionists. hashhim habar reports, a warning, you might find some images in his report disturbing. >> this is a detention center run by human traffickers, moments after it was raided by police, by the time they arrived, this man was already dead. he was tortured and starved for weeks. the migrants mostly from ethiopia are treated like slaves. their legs are shackled and their bodies show signs of torture. they land on the shore of yemen, hoping for a better life in saudi arabia. but their dreams

. >> : tory closure big story on the web site ec for and center on previous stories detailing detour options and ways to avoid wars conduction all that info especially if you take public transit center as a mother accused of injuring a total boy and an appearance in court today allegedly grabbed her daughter and tormented by this in elementary school friday leaving the boy with red marks we spoke with the woman's attorney outside court to assess this as a false accusation. kids' lives are folks that's what happens kids like attorney ben as alleged victims and other children who witnessed last friday's confrontation fabricated the abuse allegations police say there is much as that nec is in a tree cut as much get there ought to put them there could mother of 61 confronted the daughters suspected boy but never laid hands on him. and she said at a one-half baton you don't be bread with my daughter alone. there's a bit. pot before judge should brush was not arraigned on charges she was arrested on. district attorney's office is so light it decided whether not to charge her instead prosec

we obtained this surveillance video from the home in san jose video shows a hooded figure right here ec dousing the vehicle with some type of flammable liquid this is at home in san when dry to a closer look pr send you this appears is easily can and flynn to ignite the fire right there is much the spreads to other car of the calls start person then runs away no one was hurt the homeowner and travel is he or someone and his family is being targeted to his know why or by whom and this is in the first time that his home has been targeted he give us this additional surveillance video shows two people and police vandalizing again one of the cars with paint thrown paint on the car before the he says several of his car tires were slashed all sizes home was burglarized and police investigators have not release any details on a possible motive worse suspected former cal fire battalion chief accused of murder appeared in court today said ronald judge political defendant for world fleming facing mortgage charges and death of 26 year-old girlfriend sarah douglas. he was arrested friday after avoid

in fact also found rawhide bone that had been gnawed away at a matter of inches from rodents ec's trade message from the health department listed in the report and states immediately eliminate all road and activity. according to documents store had has control service on location two weeks ago. exterminator that management may not been so out leave this rat poison on contained. this may contain rep pleasant couldn't be found. under store shelves employs and scattered all over the place. in conclusion department of health listed for violations one class of high-risk one listed as a moderate risk and to as low risk. bargains issued a statement this afternoon committed to having a safe environment employees and all our stores taken this matter seriously taken action to improve the situation including thoroughly services resource rearranging visibility and plans for cleaning trade for rodents and building. increasing the number of pest control was its it is important to mention their been three walgreen's and lost two months for these very reasons. abatement waiting here for a schedule for

give it a classic part of the ec for a while. at mr. is beautiful. and patio of the water inside.ing at a nice italian style menu. the cheese fondue paso which i think some particularly evil. what a gift with purchase. it's 16 rec register in the east bay think this is perfect fit for mother's day because has but to scrape a lot like really cool interior i also loved the menu italian inspired breakfast dishes. every part inside the slow cooked egg and also starred as. that one also has a gift with purchase of poundcake from the pastry shop. and dissident enough. sonat had out. let's pick your door for dinner it will cut car classic in east bay. $26 for kids is from south with justin did and of course the fed is done. i say to are due nice spring a modern- day the open for you to do kevin supper. i say col. to me it's amazingly figure out when you talk to somebody. assess the say they're so many news openings and services are now next few weeks things are crazy john find out all this stuff happening hop on over to dick hubbard, things are busy coming up. three for dick hubbard, thi

ec legs dangling right there and then he drops. the 15 year- old from san clara than walks you see right there was locking and a stumbling toward before the plane resumed in closer now in to lead to jobs to the ground right there he seems on stabilize what is still out wheeling from the five and half hour flight from san jose and subfreezing get dimeters 30,000 ft. is also seen talking with an airport worker for several minutes the conversation presumably first time anyone in hawaii do something was wrong. and as you can imagine he was unconscious when he landed as an hour after landing when it came to and then drop the ground this new video releases afternoon by hawaii department of transportation to get to why he apparently still the perimeter fence at the san jose airport climbed up in the plant during the darkness of the night and now back here in the south bay is flown back to california over a weekend his initial content as he says was to go to his mother. law-enforcement now says he still could be charged. >> : it does all t

they have the grass and there to make it seem like it and its ec proposals during games at a stadiumarena but within this is the first i've seen in an unoccupied stadium congratulations to them. the weather very hot hot today caught again tomorrow encircling friday temperatures on saturday much cooler. have been that everybody it will buy female announcer: sleep train's interest free for 3 event ends sunday. it's your last chance to get three years interest-free financing on beautyrest black, stearns & foster, serta icomfort; even tempur-pedic. plus, get free delivery, and sleep train's 100-day low price guarantee. but hurry! sleep train's interest free for 3 event, ends sunday. ♪ sleep train ♪ ♪ your ticket to a better night's sleep ♪ (male announcer) in new york city's war on crime, the worst criminal offenders are pursued by the detectives of the major case squad. these are their stories. you're short how much? well, throw in the red bentley. that's right, baby. out with the old. (pam) out with the o old? is that the theme of friday's auction? (merritt) pam, we are celebrating a l

. >>> back up to ec, bertha? >> we're watching a couple med indicate insurers, let's start with well care, rising on spec lake it had be a takeover targets. the ceo of ascension health said last week that his company was in talking to acquire an 18-stayed insurer. that's wellcare's footprint. it's traiting at a -- centene operates in 20 125i9s, head quartered in st. louis. a partner thinks they can't also be one of the medicaid players that's in play. today, sue, it's at an all-time high. in addition, hue man that and aetna, strong day for insurers, tyler. >> bertha, thank you very much. >>> durable goods, pmi, consumer confidence, dallas fed survey, that's all we could fit on the screen. this is a nerd-fest right here. look at the data, a day of data. steve liesman is going to untangle it for us. >> you know, put it all together, most of the data beating or missing expectations, and a lousy start to the first quarter and the higher is levels of economic activity. so far some of the data, durables beating expecta

i saw some pictures and some of the photographs ecs, to tell you the truth, did you come across any amongst the tribal conflict in cases like that that were internal issues going on in baluchistan? >> baluchistan and the blue chip and tribal society and even today, in some of the more remote regions, they disclose that. some of the more remote regions, tribal leadership still controls many aspects of people's lives. a lot of tribal leaders have not been kind to members of their own tribes. there's still a huge amount of underage marriage going on. he mentioned some of the treatment of women in the region is pretty despicable by our standards at least. i do talk about that in a book about the authoritarian way in which they control their own people. this is i would say one of the main argument by the military about why balochistan requires to have a military presence to protect people from their own historic leaders, these tribal leaders. many of the people in the last remote regions reject that wholeheartedly and i think it is very difficult to generalize. there is a complex situation at pl

adam, so your little an ec dolt, it's all -- anecdote, it's all about convenience.has something too -- to it, but their business model is built around this parking convenience. in some of the big cities in this country, it's tough to have, yes, it's tough to find spots, by the way. they're getting some exposure with regards to parking spots, but they're not having that watershed success with regards to all these spots suddenly opening up and being able to drop the car wherever you want. adam: is this a viable business, say, in a place like manhattan? they're going to expand in the united states. people love bmw, but would it work here since it is so hard? >> sure. i pay $550 a month to park my car, and i think it's also about the fact there are people out there who would rather drive a bmw than your typical zip car. the ones i see are not so cool. i don't care about that, there are people who do. if you drive a bmw, park it wherever you want, it's a great deal. adam: but let me go back, this is the electric car, so it's not quite as the 5 series, or is it? >> no, it

let's stay in ec and go to sheila for a market flash. >> check out shares of kohl's coming off session lows. the chief executive is planning a management shake-up, according to "wall street journal." this comes at a time when the company is trying to jumpstart sales s. looking for a new chief merchant who could ultimately succeed him. kohl's currently in the green right now himplts thank you very much. the marx war looking a at barron's just for fun, we also continue to get some mixed messages on the economy. who better to put it together for us than steve liesman. retail sales are worrisome. >> a hefty revision to last month taking much of the sting out. for now the data suggests a pause in computer spending growth, not a retrenchment. here are the details. retail sales up a paltry 0.1%, missing expectations s. the core, the part that feeds into the gdp calculation down a tick, look at the march revision, up 0.4% -- i'm sorry, that's my mistake from 1.1 to 1.5. spending moderated in april after a strong finish to q1, but the net result is still a good start. bank of tokyo says net net

on friday, just before the shooting, rodger ec-mails a 137-page diatribe to his parents and one therapist. in it, he thought his plan was busted when the police showed up writing, "if that were the case, the police would have searched my room, found all of my guns and weapons along with my writings about what i plan to do with them. i would have been in jail and denied the chance to exact revenge on my enemies. i can't imagine a hell more than that. rodger's mother finds the alarming new video. >> i am going to enter the hottest sorority house of ucsb and i will slaughter ever single spoiled, stuckup, blond [ bleep ] i see inside there. >> reporter: she calls 911 and rodger's father. they rush from los angeles to santa barbara, but they are too late. >> we need three ambulances here. >> reporter: the shooting began around 9:30. rodger had already killed his roommates, stabbing to death george chen and cheng yuan hong and weihan wang and then rodger heads to the sorority house. he beats on the door but when no one answers, rodger shoots three women standing outside, seriously injuring one

there was a home-ec teacher and bobby came down for it, and he talked with these kids.only shot for just a few minutes. the cameras were off and he stood there and coached them and advised them and it was just so lovely to see. >> all of you are big brands but you also endorse products. you sell products as well. rachael, you partner with kohl's. >> they buy my products. the first thing i designed was a spaghetti pot. i did not like getting a spaghetti facial while you are waiting for the spaghetti to bend to your will. you look all sweaty. and all the stoneware and the pots and pans. i work with meyer corporation to produce them for me. it is not like i am a spokesperson. i want them to serve a function. spoons that don't need a spoonrest -- and they're all practical. is it the largest value in that category? >> a lot of chefs will have a producer go get what is called market goods somewhere in china, and they will bring them back and put their name on them and that is all right. >> who are you talking about when you say that? >> there's a lot of people out there that

police say they came up with the half-baked idea of putting pot in the cookie dough during home ec classough got put in the oven. >> after 23 years you think you have seen a lot and something like this happens and you continue to shake your head. >> cops are taking it seriously. two kids will face felony charges. they have been suspended from school and as a strange anecdote to this, it is stone middle school. not stoned middle school, thanks -- >> interesting. i don't think they realized it wasn't stoned middle school and that's why they brought pot. >> i guess so. >>> moving on to this the. students who are doing good and one teacher who's bringing out the best in them. >> a high school teacher from maryland has been honored as the national teacher of the year. mr. obama presented an apple trophy to sean mccomb. praised him and all teachers saying they are, quote, doing the lord's work. >> mccomb, an english teacher in baltimore, works with students in a college readiness program that for the past two years has, get this, sent 98% of its students to four-year colleges. that's an incred

>> i think the biggest risk is if we don't see growth or any kind of gdp catchup and support that ecmarket because equities are levitating, and they're probably going to go higher just because there's a feeling of some sort of accommodation around the corner like maybe the ecb. the bond market's saying, hey, things aren't hunky dory, watch those yields go to 2.2. lori: jeffrey, what do you think? >> i think gold continues to drift lower, and i think energy's going to follow. i don't see these markets being able to sustain these numbers for long. again, i'm also with the stock market. i think they're going to -- i think it's going to drift lower, as a matter of fact. i just don't see any news coming out -- lori: jeff, real quick, i don't want to cut you off. oil is $104 a barrel, is that going to become a problem even at the elevated levels? >> no. that's factored in. people have no problem paying this price for gas. we're going to see now the beginning of the driving season inventory figures this week and weeks to come, so we'll get an idea at least where the consumption is, if it is

after they found a group of middle school students, middle school students, baking pot cookies in home-ec. [ cheers and applause ] in home economics class. although it sounds to me like they've got the economic part figured out. ladies and gentlemen, the 8g band! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ >> seth: how are we doing, 8g band? so lovely to see you guys after a weekend apart. fred, i'm always so happy when it's a monday and you're here with us. >> fred: yeah, i'm so glad. >> seth: that's great. and you were at the white house correspondence dinner this weekend? >> fred: it was so fun. >> seth: it was so great. i think joel mchale just did a great job. >> fred: absolutely. >> seth: that's great. i love when you're here because i feel like when you're here, i learn something new about you every day. you're just one of the most fascinating people i've ever come across. >> fred: thank you very much. >> seth: you're very welcome. although i do think sometimes people watch and they might think, like, oh, i just put you on the spot and you're just making something up as you go. [ laughter ] which,