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you can get a terrific education and you can get ahead.is idea so much, you will get the building for nothing because you're relieving us of the obligation for that contract. >> he says i'm worried about all students, not just the charter school students. >> he refuses to acknowledge that people should be given the opportunity to work as hard as they can and rise as hard as they can. that is almost impossible in the public school children. he should understand this better than anybody, instead, he wants with his crazy lefty egalitarianism, he wants everybody to be at the same level of failure instead of these schools throughout the city where some of the kids wear uniforms, they get there early, the teachers get less pay, and guess what? they get an education. >> these kids love their schools. they're being called orphans in the city. >> the parents should be a natural consistency, but his approval rating has gone down. >> he is in the high 30s. >> after just two months on the job. >> that has to be a record, judge, thank you, we'll contin

it gets the employer, it gets the consumer. so there's trade, let's look at ford, a well defined trim line. it's clearly a break in trend. if you want to talk about a topping formation, head and shoulders. what have you. this is a heck of a neck line. the presumption is this is not good for ford, not good for the group. it can't all be tes las is winning they're all losing. something is wrong. >> thanks to that, carter. mike, do you agree when it comes to the fundamental also? are they bearish? >> this is an interesting thing. i think a lot of people like to look at multiples, they are trading less, that sounds pretty good. they look at enterprise ebitas. you continue look at sick lick also like kimberly-clark or proctor & gamble. actually when you look at the broader look and spread it out more, one thing we see is it's trading above the historical, past two and five years. this company lost $3.30 a share. in the downturn, if you add it all up. the ten year cyclical earnings is trading 30 times that number. if you see a rising

does get the help of a nearby firefighter to get him out of there. i think that was an ice cream truck that hit him. looks like an old ice cream truck. that's terrifying. >> the only thing that would be better if the music was playing while he smashed into it. >>> ladies at weddings can be ruthless. ruthless. cut throat when it comes to the -- here we are at zoe and lee's wedding on the beach. these ladies are pumped. always one girl that comes out and says, hey, girl, i'll be in the back. try to hit me with the bouquet. >> so beautiful. >> she goes back, right? >> clearly there is a couple who don't care. these three back here, red, orange and this other girl, they don't care. they're just there because somebody said you're single, get out there. between these five ladies in the front, one, two, three, four, five, who do you got in. >> the lady with the hat. >> the lady with the hat. she looks like she can pack a punch. >> i'm going for the sleeper on the outside. >> the littl blonde girl. she gs for toss, it take it to slow motion. watch this. let

people are going to get a physician, get outpatient care, stay out of the expense of hospitals. a new thing when the republicans were creating health care entitlements in massachusetts with romney care and the bush medicare drug benefit they did this as well. the government spent money to get seniors signed up for the drug benefits. and that has been a wonderful program for seniors. >> it wasn't anywhere close, mike, let's face it. it wasn't close to what we're seeing. this is a national plan that is the involving so many billions of dollars. by the way, the costs continue to go up. remember, the first it was going to be what, $900 billion. now the cbo says it's $1.8 trillion. it's doubled the estimate of how much this is going to cost. >> obamacare should be scrapped. limits choice, and its costs are much more than before. so it's raising costs and limiting choice. we should not have this legislation at all. it's absolutely horrendous. >> and steve, i mean, is there any amount of lipstick that will cover this pig? the fact it's $700 million is a lot of money but i'm wondering i

i told the police, i'm like, it was getting late, she was getting cranky, she get irritated, i don't know what to do. so i just took her to a safe place, to her grandmother's house. i just dealt with it the best way i could. so i won't do anything stupid i slip up, teenagers slip up, you know, but i'm not a bad child anymore. >> okay. >> so we not only have to convince the judge, we have to convince your mother. and my hope is a lot of the love you have for your mother will come through and that will resonate with your mother tomorrow, frankly, my big concern is convincing your mother it's time for you to go home. many times there are parents who will get on the stand and say i cannot take my child home with me. if that's the case, there is very little that i can advocate that's going to change that. >> tonight when you are thinking of court tomorrow, i want you to think about the relationship you had with your daughter and what would mean to you as a mother to have your daughter some day leave and not know where she is. part of what i do as a defense lawyer in these cases is trying

she's upset. >> get the phone. get the phone! get the phone! >> joking. >> get the phone! >> dad! dad? >> oh! prank. >> yeah, dad don't prank me. knocks him up side the head a couple of times. >> don't prank me. >> can't prank dad. >> i love that the prankster became the prankee. >>> nick, i feel pretty excited to have you sitting here for a tech time. >> it is exciting, isn't it? >> i'm exciting about it because our man super-z has a surprise for us. wouldn't let me see it, it's the blind leading the blind here. let's bring in zach. >> hey, zach. >> hello. >> we have no idea what you are about to show us. am i going to love it or hate it or scream or cry? >> you can hate it i can tell by the first frame. >> let it go for a little bit. >> what is it? what is in her belly? is it twerking? >> this is a robot. she dances to lady gaga songs and robin thicke's "blurred lines." >> we blurred libes here with a robot stripper twerking with a weird gargoyle face. >> appreciate the huchlen-like movements of this thing. >> it's created by a hollywood production company that special i'ds in m

because he was trying to get it open. he couldn't get it open.pt pushing me off him and i kept coming back at him. he just kept pushing me off him. he knocked my glasses off my face, and they fell on the floor. >> although the store owner recommend she err on the side of safety and hand over the money, she continues swinging at the man, but he doesn't even seem to feel it. he's focused on getting the cash. when he realizes this clerk isn't giving up the goods, he rips the entire register off the counter, grabs several packs of cigarettes, and heads to the exit. >> it ended up ripping out the whole register and trying to grab packs of cigarettes, which they were falling, too, as he was trying to grab them. by this time i grabbed the store phone, and i dialed 911. with the store phone in hand, she runs to the door, determined to cash the robber who is just a few steps behind her. with newports flying to the floor and his pants still sagging, he's greeted by her, who has planted herself at the exit waiting for him to run out. >> i grab him by the ba

you work, you get paid. and if you get paid by the hour, you get paid overtime, time and a half for extra work you do. but it's not always that simple. today the white house announce add new initiative to boost overtime pay protections for millions of salaried workers who don't get paid for that extra work but should the government be involved in determining what managers and other private employees get paid? hampton pearson has more on the controversial proposal. >> reporter: president obama wants the labor department to revamp regulations to require overtime pay for the millions of fast food supervisors and convenience store managers and others who routinely work 50 to 60 hours a week without getting overtime pay. right now, if you make $455 a week, roughly $24,000 a year, your employer does not have to pay you overtime over that threshold. the labor department benchmark hasn't changed since 2004. >> the president believes that if you're making $25,000 a year and you're working 60 hours a week you should b

get on another one. continue on to your destination. >> i'll run home at that point. >> running to the weekend, here we are friday. looks like it's going to be beautiful. >> it is. here's the thing. a little bit warm, you two have the kids. get them outdoors. >> the pool. >> exactly. bring back the kiddie pool. it's going to be nice across the bay area. a little on the warm side so do what you can to get by without having to use your ac, if you are someone like me who has bet are things to pay for. a good looking day shaping up. temperatures mostly in the 40s and 50s, chilly out there but if you want to get the little ones outdoors have the sun screen. we'll have a high uv index. temperatures not too hot. the 70s and 80s. happy friday everybody. right now we're at 46 in the south bay, the peninsula in the mid-50s headed to the 80s. and one of the reasons why i'm warming up along the peninsula than the south bay is because of that warmer start. you'll likely hit the 80s. we see almost uniform temperatures

. >> the rescue crew gets the okay. and the biggest shock of the day, the young man survives. >> it's a miracle. how can he bealive? that's a high fall right there. that should pretty much traumatize him. crack his skull. but his major injuries were his burns. if anything can come out of this, it is respect wires, respect electricity. respect high voltage. >> coming up, lightning strikes. and two men get the shock of their lives. >> that was some pretty scary stuff. >> he wasn't breathing. i couldn't find his pulse. >> when caught on camera, high voltage continues. voltage continues. ♪ [ birds squawking ] my mom makes airplane engines that can talk. [ birds squawking ] ♪ my mom makes hospitals you can hold in your hand. ♪ my mom can print amazing things right from her computer. [ whirring ] [ train whistle blows ] my mom makes trains that are friends with trees. [ train whistle blows ] ♪ my mom works at ge. ♪ but we're not staying in the kitchen. just start the slow cooker, add meat and pour in campbell's slow cooker sa

they don't have -- they get one tray. i get three.ow, i'm feeding you and you're providing a service for me. you help me out. you clean my room, heat up my water in the morning, wash my dishes after i eat. i don't -- i won't do nothing for free. >> we have our hand in everything, food, laundry, toilet paper, anything that comes in the tier, we have -- >> anything extra. i feel -- i feel some type of way about toilet paper. i don't know why, but when i go through one roll, i need two back. i feel like i can never have enough. >> we got more toilet paper than cos got. >> two bags of coffee. >> four back. >> we make money off of our advantages, too. like little store, you know. we do what we can, you know, try to make a little money on the side. >> two for ones, sell a soup, you get two back. anything, you get two back. >> i'm a businessman. i like money. i like being included on anything that gets my money up. >> and the cell mates say they always get paid back. >> i'm more of aggressor. i'm definitely more the aggressor. i don't -- i d

get to get up an hour earlier.wake up at 2:30, it feels like 3:30. >> it hurts a little bit more. >> it's lighter later, though, so we can play basketball and stuff late into the night. won't that be fun? >> because that's what is wholesaler good at. >> or stick ball. >> that's what the kids do on my street. >> you live in the bronx in, lie, 1954? >> out there with willie mays. >> we are all a little tired but good to be here. a lot to get to. we are going to you about what is going on in ukraine. plxs to get to. why bob gates, crimea is already gone. >> already gone. >> we begin with the latest on that missing malaysia airlines jet. emergency crews are expanding their search for the plane and the 239 people on board. 40 ships and 22 aircraft, including some from the united states, are working as part of the search. officials believe the plane crashed somewhere in the gulf of thailand off the coast of vietnam. among the many theories that happened, speculation that an explosion or a hijacking may be responsible for

get closer so your area is getting smaller. what we seen yesterday is it converged. we can no longer put together the clues we have previously with this new information. it means more error, a larger area to search, more time and we are in for the long haul here. >> thank you. we've got to get to a break. thank you, david. geoffrey thomas, richard quest, stay with me. when we come back, we'll talk more about the search going on right now off the coast of australia. could this be the break everyone has been waiting for? [ female announcer ] hands were made for playing. ♪ legs, for crossing. ♪ feet...splashing. better things than the joint pain and swelling of moderate to severe rheumatoid arthritis. if you're trying to manage your ra, now may be the time to ask about xeljanz. xeljanz (tofacitinib) is a small pill, not an injection or infusion, for adults with moderate to severe ra for whom methotrexate did not work well. xeljanz is an ra medicine that can enter cells and disrupt jak pathways, that comes with ra. xeljanz can lower your ability to fight infections, incl

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get an education. you know what you're getting into. this is the training ground in order for you to eventually make money playing sports. what you're getting is your education. that is what you're getting as your pay. what is wrong with that. >> not really that binary. there are things with likeness rights. and someone goes out and buys your jersey and will you get royalties or will colleges keep all of that. you do endorsement deals with no financial risk with the companies. those things are based on individual talents rather than overall team. there is no "i" in team but effectively here it is. melissa: you have the whole rest of your life to go out there to play professional sports. one particular small-time, you're supposed to be growing up, getting an education, learning how to play the sports, then you can become a pro. why do you have to make money in those four years, steve? >> you need to make money because the window is so small in terms of becoming a professional athlete. the statistics are what they are in terms of a lot of

to get the uninsured insured. they haven't released the numbers, but estimates are most people who signed up of the 4.2 million had insurance anyway. they're not tapping into the young market or the people they said they wanted to help. >> remember, none of you would have -- >> we don't know what the problem is. >> 4.2 million. >> no, no. >> and by the way, paying for your insurance, you pay it 30 days after you get it. >> 4.2 million have looked and picked out something they would like to get. >> 4.2 million people is a lot of people. up to you people, it would be 12 or 13 people. >> but 12 million lose their insurance, that's not that much. >> it's the same game. they're going to end up with, what, 3 million actually inrorred? >> you think that many people were uninsured before? >> yes. >> prove it. >> it would have been by the end of the year, but president obama decided to push the date back a year. >> prove it. >> prove it? >> i can't prove it. >> well, there you go. >> there you go. you never proved anything

i want you to get up now. go, go, get up! change the channel.is they network more suited to your -- i think nick, jr. or msnbc, good night. lou: good evening first test of how republican messaging on obamacare debacle will play in midterm elections taking place in florida tonight. the polls have closed, florida 13 regular district special election republicans, david jolly, democrat, alex sink, vying for seat of republican bill young. who died before finishing. by defeating sink. but sink as a florida democrati

she gets the same money that the other schools that do badly dead. she gets money.wer to push anybody. >> that's simply not true. we talk about this again. >> arcade is bare and 15% are homeless. 20% have high special needs. >> she picked by lottery. >> the lottery is a sham and then she moves them out. john: okay when you talk about the kids, it's half the kids of color that are dropping out of traditional public schools. you have a lifeline with some of these charter schools including some of these. and all of these schools are serving kids and otherwise it they wouldn't get the services that they need. we need to stop this us versus them attitude. we need to do what is best for kids. >> this fifth-grade class that she tabbed as number one in the state, this class that would be pushing out special needs kid, back class started out with 100 kids. how many kids are left today in a 51. would he think of the other 49 when we met one thing they are gone? because they are not going to give her high-performing scores that she wants. >> with the power back in the hands of

>> i mean, you get heated seats, you get the you get the infotainment systems.h to the dictionary, [ light laughter ] not a scrabble word. >> yeah, no >> jimmy: but wait, so you have everything but can i get a sunroof? >> yes, you can. >> jimmy: in a truck? >> actually, you can in the ford. i don't think, but you can get it in >> andy: is t pumpkin? >> yeah. >> jimmy: well, also, i have a a baby as well. so, i want to put the baby -- >> jimmy: we're not putting the baby in the truck. but i'm saying in the back. i want to get an extended cab, right? >> well, you want actually what's called a crew cab. because that has four doors. and it gets a little complicated. because the pickup truck is the most versatile vehicle sold. you can get them long bed, short bed, four doors, two doors, two and a half doors -- i mean, you can get -- >> jimmy: why would i want a a short bed? >> well, because you don't want it so long that it makes it hard to park. >> jimmy: oh, please. >> you know? [ laughter ] come on. on the short bed it sounds like it's just a-- i mean, you might a

gets loud. you can't really stop them. ask them nicely, please, but in the end it's up to them whether they want to shut up or not. [ screaming ] >> those four walls, they will get to you. and they will always win. you can beat on your door, beat on the walls all you want. in the end they're always going to win. no matter what you do, how hard you scream, how much you cry, it doesn't matter. >> ricky is a very frustrating case. for as minimal of education as he's completed he's really a very intelligent young man. >> veteran residential supervisor jamie badanish has spent 22 years working with kids at lake county juvenile. she says juveniles like ricky are especially perplexing. >> he has a lot of talent and a lot of potential. he's a very personable young man, yet he's gang through and through. the sad thing is, ricky, you are no dummy by any means of the word. you are no dummy. you just can't stay in one place long enough to accomplish it. i think that ricky is, he's just destined to be part o

we'll get the warm sector first. nothing yet. but it's getting very close. there already brief, heavy rain. march going out like a big lion. like a big kitty cat. we had one system over the weekend. it rained so hard in el granada, it was like it was the end of the world. well, wait until this one. there's the possibility of thunderstorms and low snow levels. sonoma county, mendocino county, parts of marin county over the next 48 hours. wind is beginning to crank up. snow level will be going way down like it has a rock tied to it as we head tuesday night into wednesday. this is a strong front. not only that but the cold core low is going to move over the bay area. i mean temperatures are going to plunge. you will notice it big time tonight into tomorrow and also wednesday. thunderstorms look likely to me, especially as we head towards tuesday. there's been strikes reported off the coast from the system. maybe today. but i think tomorrow is the better opportunity, better dynamics. jet stream coming in. a lot of ingredients will come into play. you can see beg

they are not getting the young people. they are getting the elderly people.his whole business of the new regulation which talks about hardship, okay, if you sign a document and it says you have a hardship which means you cannot pay the premiums and you've got to find premiums that are lower than obamacare and if you don't, you're off the hook, now, this has got to take a gigantic chunk of people off the whole thing and to me this, too, rips out the guts of individual mandate. >> larry, the fact that people can get a hardship exemption does take some people out of the risk pool but there are a still large number of people who could potentially sign up, whether it's the right group signing up yet. it's skewing older. we're not getting the young people at this point and it's not clear that we'll get enough of them by the end could mean that premiums will go up next year. >> i've got to ask one more thing now. they are delayed once again for the individual mandate. if your policy was canceled and you want to renew it, you're delayed, they delay it beyond march 21

than and get our education. there's a growing population in the prison sector and this is a - it plays a big part in stopping youth from going to prison and jail. yeah. i really support this program and my organization does, too, and free muni for youth >> (clapping) >> thank you. next speaker please (calling names). >> any of those folks here? good afternoon. >> hello, i'm sandra lee for your i'm the president of the san francisco board of education. i'm here for expending the youth for free minnesota. the majority of our students are low and moderate income so the 31 thousand students have benefited the majority of those students attend our public schools but i don't think you know that three-quarters of our graduating class turn 18 awhile still in school. we're asking you to extend it to 18 yoold. we don't want our youth to work a full-time job our families are struggling to stay in san francisco. we serve low and moderate income students open a federal gulf of mexico quite frankly their families should be ge

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and they get closer together. so the wavelength gets a little less in here, but the frequency of the waves stays the same. does the frequency of a light wave change when it reflects from a surface, as we talked about before? what evidence do you have that the frequency of light does not change upon reflection? do you have any evidence of that? what evidence do you have that the frequency won't change? check your neighbor. how many people say, "well there's really no evidence of that, it's just in the textbooks and we believe it?" try it, gang. hint, shall i pass this mirror around? if i pass this little mirror around, what would you do with the mirror to find out? look at it. you look at the color of your shirt. and you look at the color, "son of a gun. "hey, the shirt got the same color in the mirror. "wow. the ceiling got the same color. every one thing, everything in-- the same." what's that mean? it means there's no change in frequency, yehey. so if you got a blue shirt and you're standing in front of a mirror

instead of getting rest in peace for everybody, get it for a bunch of people.my mom's name in the heart with the ribbon and the flower and the angel. honor thy mother. and then i got these praying hands for my dad. it was just the praying hands. everything else around it i got it recently. my father got shot by the police when i was 2, and it was all over the news when it happened. him and my mom started having problems and she filed domestic cases on him a couple of times and ended up getting them dropped and one day she went down to the city/county building to file charges against him. when she came out, my grandma took her down there, he jumped in the car with them, put a gun on both of them. my grandma tried to get out, he shot at my grandma, but the first round was blank. then my mom tried to get out and he shot her in the mouth. she got out and ran into the city market, he ran in there and slit her throat and then ran up across to the parking garage, and the police found him in there. they had a shoot-out and stuff. >> mcannally's mother survived the atta

but you did get your tray?today, yes. >> thank you. >> that's it. >> thank you. >> i wasn't the one who told him that. >> okay. case closed. >> and alyssa schlossberg is sneaky and conniving and she will do anything to get her way or get it over. >> and she not only told to rabbi that she didn't eat that day, she also told him something else. >> cat! cat! >> they don't feed us enough, because she's pregnant. >> there you go. >> no, no, your exact words were, with child. >> it's time to get the rabbi to talk to her boyfriend, and she says, but don't tell thomas that i'm pregnant because he doesn't know yet. >> yes, i lied. i lied about my pregnancy and i lied about the food. i get whatever i want. >> coming up -- >> let me tell you and. this [ bleep ] has to stop. >> and alyssa schlossberg encounters an angry lieutenant. >> all right. you know what i'm talking about. >> and then -- >> i don't have amateur addicts. i have the real mckois here. >> and the first drug rehab center ever opened inside of a correctiona