buddha excites me and i mean it excites me so i look up cheesecakes and cupcakes and those little more rings with the sean towards the strawberry short cake at the juicy cherries on top and that gets me going get the tone set up here then when i get into the bedroom then i start think. my favorite food of all time which is popeye's chicken thank you thank you thank you take that and i put that in a special place in my mind so if he's not doing what he's supposed to in there then i start thinking popeye spicy popeye spicy popeye spicy and it just gets me to where i need to be it's weird tantalizing somebody should get should set her up with this guy. what's going on. oh. so much like in the flesh. and it's time for tonight's the good the bad in the very very new side to the really ugly the good car wrecks paris paris a republican has made turning lancaster california into the quote solar energy capital of the universe the major policy goal of his tenure as that city's mayor under his leadership the city council has passed legislated legislation mandating that all new homes must be fitte

i started doing theater on long island and it was the first thing that excited me.ry, very hard work. >> jon: yes. >> and it reminds me that this is hard work and i'm lucky to have a career in this business. >> jon: do the pals from the island come in when you are on broadway. it's in your hometown. they say when athletes when they go back to the town they grew up in everybody comes it's a lot of pressure, do you have that? >> well, i leave the theater so quickly afterwards i have no idea who is at the play. >> jon: never gave me your e-mail address. falco i'll be there -- >> you are a bit of a sitting duck. all kinds of people. there's people i don't recognize or remember which is another story. anybody can come see the play. >> jon: it's tremendous. your tremendous. we love watching you work. >> thank you. >> jon: showtime thing season five sunday night. >> sunday night. >> jon: the madrid runs five weeks. >> i get a nap and i'll read scripts around may 10. >> jon: sounds perfect. the madrid, new season of nurse jackie sunday. join us all next week at 11:00. here

and i say that with a big smile because it really does excite me, it makes me feel great. >> trays, stripsening can be time consuming and expensive. some may even be damaging and cause sensitivity. and the results start to diminish as soon as you start eating and drinking. many whitening toothpastes scrape away at stains with silica, a type of sand that can damage your enamel, and tooth enamel doesn't grow back. but now, there's a safe way to whiten your teeth and it's gentle enough to use every day. eat, drink, even smoke and the supersmile system will get your teeth whiter and keep them that way. >> my whole entire mouth just feels so much cleaner and fresher and it's just, honestly, almost like my teeth have taken a bath. >> supersmile is clinically shown to whiten teeth nearly five shades in 30 days, even if you continue to smoke or drink coffee, tea or red wine. here's the secret: supersmile has a dynamic proprietary ingredient no one else has. it's called calprox, and it has changed the science of tooth whitening. no more scratching and scraping because supersmile with calprox

when i travel, i see lots of different textures which excite me.em, i draw particular sorts of textures which i try and translate into sound. [dramatic choral music] cloud formations, sand formations, rock formations, dirt, in fact, many of my scores we use on the covers-- on the recordings some of the photographs of these images that i draw inspiration from. [dramatic choral music] when i am working on a texture, i try and find something common between the different sounds. it might be for instance that they're short sounds which are joined together. an example of a vocal sound might be: buh-buhl-bhul-buh, or: lu-lu-la-lu-la, or: [whirring, motor-like sound). short ideas which are linked together somehow, and combining those, either layering one on top of another, or joining them together, one transforms into another to create sort of a world for the textures that i create. [multi-layered choral music] (narrator) while texture can be an important component for an individual composer, it is also part of a culture's overall musical aesthetic. from s

healthier and my teeth are noticeably whiter, and i say that with a big smile because it really does excite mees me feel great. >> trays, strips and professional whitening can be time-consuming and expensive. some may even be damaging and cause sensitivity. and the results start to diminish as soon as you start eating and drinking. many whitening toothpastes scrape away at stains with silica, a type of sand, that can damage your enamel. and tooth enamel doesn't grow back. but now, there's a safe way to whiten your teeth and it's gentle enough to use every day. eat, drink, even smoke and the supersmile system will get your teeth whiter and keep them that way. >> my whole entire mouth just feels so much cleaner and fresher, and it's just-- honestly, almost like my teeth have taken a bath. >> supersmile is clinically shown to whiten teeth nearly five shades in 30 days even if you continue to smoke or drink coffee tea, or red wine. here's the secret. supersmile has a dynamic proprietary ingredient no one else has. it's called "calprox," and it has changed the science of tooth whitening. no more sc

my whole family, they're all just cheering for me, excited, giving me hugs, shaking my hand.ling me they loved me. it's just good to have my family here with me right now. >> good talent with a really cool story, too. the 49ers had the 31st overall pick. that guy is eric reed out of lsu. he's a two-time all american. the scouting report on reed, great size, great closing speed. signing with tampa bay, reed could step right in and start this season. comments now from the newest 49er in the gm. >> it's an honor. they traded up to get me. i'm very fortunate to be on such a good d fence. there are a ton of guys that can go and learn from. i just can't wait to get to california to get to work. >> he's a prototype safety in terms of size. you know, he's got good length, long arms, 6'1" plus, 210 pounds. he's got the height, weight, speed that we were looking for at the position. he's smart. he's tough. he's a physical football player. and we really felt he was an all around safety. >> some basketball now. the warriors stef curry sat out practice today. his sprained left ankle was w

now you probably know by now, of all the things that excite me, and i'm like a kid in a candy store when it come to religious studies, but the one area that i just really go bananas on - of course i'm mixing metaphors, candy store and bananas in the food store any way - it's new religious movements. how immigration brings religion procetise - but it's the new religious movement dynamic is what really gets me going and of course we'll see that in the next class. just a couple of things here, on the graphics we want to look at two regional religions, very different but they have successfully adapted to their ecological niche and i want to work on that point here so you can see how that happens. we'll meet rev. lowe and sheryl pero at tabor lutheran church, you may not have heard tabor lutheran obviously most of you are from the chicago area. but i bet you've heard of the second example we are going to look at, willow creek community church out in the bulky suburb south barrington, i believe. amazing stories, very different stories but both of them have successfully adapted, and i want to s

my whole family they all just cheering for me, excited, giving me hugs, shaking my hand, telling me they me. it's good to have my family here with me while they enjoy this process with me. >> i don't even know the guy and i got chills. >> the love and good times flow. he'll have a lot bigger earrings when we see him next time. the draft continues today and ends tomorrow. >> it's time to pay up san francisco mayor ed lee will be in baltimore tomorrow for business, super bowl related business to be exact. >> as they say, it's time to pay the piper. back in february, ed lee made a friendly major with baltimore mayor. he believed the 49ers, like most of us, would beat the ravens in the super bowl. i have a mental block, i don't remember how that game turned out. mayor ed lee making good on his bet joining dozens of volunteers for a day of community service in baltimore. >> a man of his word. >> very nice. >>> killer whales acting like dolphins. >> the amazing video. you have to see it. we'll have it here after the break. >> it's pretty cool. >>> all right. to finish up. when i think of playf

i am a kindergarten teacher. >> and you're from texas. >> from houston, that's right. >> it's exciting for mesebagh to meet you and get to experience what it's really like to be one of his patients. >> that is so exciting. >> so, on that note, let's bring him in. doctor sebagh. >> hello, how are you? pleased to meet you. >> this is shannon. this is jean-louis. >> you look great. >> thank you, thanks to you. thank you. i had a trip to new york where i was able to meet doctor sebagh and cindy also. >> it's amazing. it's really nice. >> he's checking the elasticity now. >> the elasticity is very good. because she's using meaningful beauty on a daily basis, shows such wonderful results. >> he was inspecting my skin. was giving me tips and he was very knowledgeable about what was going on. that really impressed me. >> you need to feed your skin on a daily basis. it's quit essential the same way you feed your body. so, meaningful beauty will allow you to achieve what everybody wants. glow radiance and at the end a youthful appearance. giving back the confidence to a woman, that's the best thing i c

it was interesting, exciting, and i have a creative streak in me. it ranges from t-shirts, jackets, hats. what is the day of the life of a street artist? >> they have their 2536 in the morning. by the end of the day, the last people to pack the vehicle probably get on their own at 7:30 at night. >> nice to me to condemn the -- nice to meet you. >> it was a pleasure to share this with you. i hope that the bay area will descend upon the plaza and go through these arts and crafts and by some holiday gifts. >> that would be amazing. thank you so much for the hard work that you do. >> just a few steps away from union square is a quiet corner stone of san francisco's our community to the meridian gallery has a 20-year history of supporting visual arts. experimental music concert, and also readings. >> give us this day our daily bread at least three times a day. and lead us not into temptation to often on weekdays. [laughter] >> meridians' stands apart from the commercial galleries around union square, and it is because of their core mission, to increase s

me a certain demographic that may not be watching pbs. they can see your show and everything else, and that is exciting to me. tavis: what is up with the british invasion? everything that is a hit -- whatton abbey, and this -- is happening? have we always been this enamored? >> i grew up with monty python and all the craziness. it is really easy to hide. you don't have to go face-to- face. these are simpler times and you had to embrace the confrontation. this is kind of juicy for people to see the simpler times where we are communicating with each other. more: you have done reading about suffrage that i did in preparation for this conversation. >> a true american pioneer in every sense of the word. chicago, i would go to marshall field's. you get a sense of what he created. he transformed the place, came up with the phrase that the customer is always right. camed not have sales, he up with bargain-basement. he thought that if we had these enormous windows and we treat it like a play and we depict a scene, people will come and and it was his theater. he basically took that and ran with it when he started a 100

i am waiting for the planet to excite me. this one is dull. >> you have done this planet to death. >> been through it all backwards and forwards. >> i need new life forms. something that shoots flames. >> i am right here. >> probably the craziest poll question is do you believe media or the government adds secret mind controlling technology to television broadcast signals? that's crazy. >> it is crazy. >> absolutely crazy. >> nothing like that would ever happen. >> not here and not in the next five seconds. >> remi, conspiracy theorists have angst in their lives and nothing interesting to talk about. you know i can hear you, right? >> coming from the men who believe in unicorns. >> i don't believe in unicorns. >> you used to. i'm sure it is on film in the early days of "red eye." >> that was greg's thing. >> i can't believe you would actually say that, remi, being on the show that you actually confuse us. last time on. >> jonathon, do you really think we can't take you saying i love poles out of context? >> i believe you can

as you can see the former transbay terminal site is exciting for me.hen i was by willie brown, former mayor, i remember cleaning out behind the greyhound station and moving people along inside and outside that terminal and now to know that demolition is complete, it helped people get jobs particularly because of the funds made available. there were 55,000 hours of labor all done without any accident or injury in that demolition. 90 percent of that important work was completed by the 9 counties bay air -- area labor force. that's incredible for the work force throughout the bay area. we today celebrate it's anchor in all of it's whole region. it will be really what will be built in the near future to serve our city and our region. we have always believe that a transit center is a critical anchor for the jobs in the city. it's the best future for our cities, great transit access, dynamic mixed urban centers, a place for innovation and inspiration. we truly believed that over two decades ago when we started this. within one block of this transit center, t

. >> i really feel that they were getting as much excitement about me screaming and making a big deals they were having fun. >> captain of the boat never seen that type of behave from whales before and before making this experience, the 20th anniversary from the howards. >>> a team of volunteers and marine scientists in mississippi, they built up enough strength to make it on their own with a sprinkling, the animals took off. >> what we do is monitor the turtles that we have, that come in injured, we do surgeries. the care and upkeep is intense. >> sea turtles are endangered and protected by the u.s. fish and wildlife service. >>> go to the fair, maybe the carnivals and shelling out a few bucks for the kids. one man tried to do for his kids, you are not going to believe how much the expense. Ñ[= never been a full time starter but is the first openly gay man if professional sports. those stories straight ahead. it is tuesday morning, thank you for joining us. i'm megan pringle. >> i'm charley crowson. first we begin with a check of the forecast, it appears tuesday, starting off as a re

. >> if there's a female that excite me sexually, you know what i'm saying, you know, i tend to expose myself to them if i take a liking to them, right. >> why? >> because it's the only way to get sexual healing, you know what i'm saying? ain't no sex magazine in the prison no more. they took all that out of the alabama prison system. >> inmate terrence mosley was a frequent rule 38 violator. >> it just thing i got for women, you know what i'm saying. to okay, i got to go through all this here just because i like women, then i got to go through it. >> okay, you like women, but that offends women. it offends women. >> i might have to find something else to do then. >> for chronic rule 38 violators, that something else might be finding a higher power. >> i was a fellowship, a man who share our experience, strength and hope that we might solve our common problem and hopefully to recover from the sexual addiction. the only requirement for membership is the desire to stop compulsive sexual behavior. >> besides going to lockup, inmates caught exposing themselves must also attend sex and love

i am a kindergarten teacher. >> and you're from texas. >> from houston, that's right. >> it's exciting for meoctor sebagh to meet you and get to experience what it's really like to be one of his patients. >> that is so exciting. >> so, on that note, let's bring him in. doctor sebagh. >> hello, how are you? pleased to meet you. >> this is shannon. this is jean-louis. >> you look great. >> thank you, thanks to you. thank you. i had a trip to new york where i was able to meet doctor sebagh and cindy also. >> it's amazing. it's really nice. >> he's checking the elasticity now. >> the elasticity is very good. because she's using meaningful beauty on a daily basis, shows such wonderful results. >> he was inspecting my skin. was giving me tips and he was very knowledgeable about what was going on. that really impressed me. >> you need to feed your skin on a daily basis. it's quit essential the same way you feed your body. so, meaningful beauty will allow you to achieve what everybody wants. glow radiance and at the end a youthful appearance. giving back the confidence to a woman, that's the best thi

i waited so long, so excited. saw me pregame going into the game. we had a good chance to win last night as well as i think a good chance for the series. all-star power forward. incredible year. we have guys on our bench that can do some things to cover up his absence but we can not replace david lee. >> game 2 tuesday night in denver. starting 14 shutout ins, berry zito, the worst start of his career. be bounce back day wasdouble trouble. hoping to see the giants sweep the padres. angel, there is a double off of the 2-run. it is 2-0 giants. same inning, posting one up the middle for a base hit. comes n3-0 san francisco, the panda leads the giants with 17 runs batted in. 19 games into the year. buster posey has not hit one until today. bright spot for san diego was on the defensive side, aries thought he had extra bases but look at this. crashes into the wall and holds on to the baseball. that was it for san diego because of that man. zito rebounds. 4 strike outs. retires 13 of the final 16 batters, 7th inning, 3rd victory. they sweep the padres, 5-

i'm hearing from john reez oh that lower rates is actually exciting for me because i think that's what i'm looking at. i want to see the rates reduced, i want to see somehow there being an incentive for getting more people to participate in this program. i don't want to us move quickly and then have the program not be successful. i would like to if at all possible, see what the build outlooks like, what the plan looks like and i know there are explorations around the amount of money it would cost and whether or not the financing through bonds are an option but i want to really understand what that actually looks like because i think that's really extremely important because they be and only then with a specific plan around the build out we can expect when the jobs will begin to roll out. so seeing a clear concrete plan is important. i want to be able to advocate aggressively for this program but i want to have facts and want to say to my constituents this is my program and i want to make sure we are doing it right. so i would like to understand exactly what this means in terms of jobs

i was like, count me in. >> what really excited me about kite tubing was the adrenaline rush i knew wouldt that looked amazingly fun. >> one by one, they all tried to master this strange sport. but it's hard. >> you've just got to grip it and rip it, take a chance every once in a while. >> finally it's chase rushing's turn. and he can really do it. >> i was excited. i was going higher and higher. it's an awesome feeling. >> i watch chase go up in the air. i'm thinking to myself, dang, there that boy goes again, he's always a natural at everything he does. sure enough there he is flying the dang manta ray going 25 feet up in the air. >> we were really excited that people were able to get that high. it was remarkable because none of us had even gotten close to that. >> for almost a minute chase soars high above the boat, but then everything changes. >> i'm getting a little bit scared and it's too high. i feel like i need to come down. i started to climb towards the front of the tube and signal slow down. >> we could see that he was pointing down that he wanted the boat to slow down a bit. >

that was really exciting to me so i followed that passion. >> great. sheryl said her being so forward with lean-in has been a great recruiting tool for facebook. you've been so out in front with at&t. has that helped to recruit more women? >> first of all, i think the great thing about what sheryl has done for us is raise the conversations across the board rooms in the country and across the world. the beginning of solutions is to raise the consciousness. that is reelly important. i would never take away anything -- there's so many amazing women at at&t. we can shine a light, if we think about where technology has come. n the 1980's, it was about the micro processer. then in the 1990's, it was about the internet, which obviously opened the door. today, it is about mobile technology. with mobile technology it is about managing our lives. it is about educating our kids and entertaining our kids and managing our homes and things like that. i think today there is a line of sight to a participation of women in this field that is really important. we need to

it has been exceptionally exciting for me, and i've found, by having left christianity, i found in leaving christianity, i found no contradictions in al-islam. i happen to be by nature a professional man, as you know, so i'm taught to be scientific in my approach, i'm taught to be research in my approach, i'm taught to be deep in my approach. and the further you go into islam, the better it sustains your levels of understanding- the more you see it encompasses everything that we know and everything we will come into the knowledge of. so i find it a very exciting way of life, and there are no distinctions between my political life, my religious life, my civic life, my educational life- islam encompasses it all- and i don't have to make these distinctions that america forces us to make sometimes, or religion forces us to make. islam is a full way of life. we call it a religion, but the holy qur'an says, "we gave you islam as a religion, simply so you'll have some comparative level in which to put it." but actually, it's the very nature in which i was created. and when i started to learn abou

and as we go to that health care point, one of the things that excites me most about what you said with regard to the examples at mayo and cleveland, some of which i have learned a little bit about, is that what you described actually as part of what i believe is so important to the solution because it's not simply about government spending. it's about what is happening in the overall economy on health care spending. and so when i think about the issues, while there will be a spectrum and a continuum of things that need to be done so that we can make progress on the costs of medicare over time as a nation, the things that are the best because they put us on a positive cycle and not just the government but the private sector are those things that bend the cost curve. and what was exciting about what you said was you were focused on the things they were doing that are actually bending the cost curve, changing the cost structure, and examples that i have experienced, i had the opportunity to be on a university health center board when i was in seattle and saw the institution trying to impl

which sounds sad but, you know, it's exciting for me. >> reporter: the chief of kaiser's transplant servicesame. a hospital official says it took a lot of people to arrange today's trip including the giants who made special arrangements for brandon at the ballpark. >>> a woman suffered a heart attack today during a transamerican rock & roll marathon in san francisco. 6,500 runners took part in that race. the athletes made their way across the golden gate bridge and back before heading back to the aquatic park area. runners from 45 states and 15 countries took part in the race. organizers of the race snapped these photos today of these runners carrying an inflatable guitar and microphone. you see these runners taking off at van nuys. if you have photos of the marathon you would like to share, you can tweet them or postthem to our facebook page. >>> a funeral is scheduled for tomorrow in chicago for roger ebert. ebert's family say it is service will be open to the public. he died last week after a 10 year battle with cancer. ebert worked for 25 years as a film critic and was the first person t

and as a self-proclaimed geek and tech entrepreneur, this is really exciting for me. before i wax on about that's correct really quickly want to give you just a quick 90-second thing about the hatchery. we opened our doors about a year ago at 625 2nd street, bought 21 thou square feet there. we opened our doors and within a year we've grown into a whole new space which we opened two months ago. * across both spaces we have about 135 companies and it's sort of awesome. they are not all tech. we sort of range from writers and virtual wineries which are right behind me. to some of the leading technology companies in the valley. we have companies that raise anywhere from a thousand dollars to $25 million that have sort of been housed with us. some of the coolest things that have happened at the hatchery two people sitting next to each other working on the same app for six months decided to merge and raise a million dollars for their company. so, collaborative consumption is something we truly believe in and having spent a couple of years working with the likes of jane, br

and as a self-proclaimed geek and tech entrepreneur, this is really exciting for me. before i wax on about that's correct really quickly want to give you just a quick 90-second thing about the hatchery. we opened our doors about a year ago at 625 2nd street, bought 21 thou square feet there. we opened our doors and within a year we've grown into a whole new space which we opened two months ago. * across both spaces we have

(applause) >> our next welcomer, and this has really been exciting for me because i didn't think it would happen, but it came last year and he's become a great supporter and he happens to be the supervisor where most of the activities are taking place in the city. but he's also the president of the board of supervisors. i'd like you to welcome david chiu. (applause) >> glad to have you here. >> glad to be here. good morning. on behalf of the san francisco legislative body, our board of supervisors, i want to