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gina certainly isn't a stranger. she's fearless and she would, take a follow-on even before she was an administrator. it really has any privilege to engage with her. i mentioned to jason i had of our beginning this morning, by the way, you're getting a demonstration about the differences and accent this morning. you've got austin on the right to my southern soil acts and tear on the last. but i was mentioning to jason that would really hit home for me in terms of good news after to bridge this gap of environment and economic regulation was the meeting we held a believe it was an unprecedented meeting the white house with all of the energy principles in the obama administration in the executive committee. we plan to go there and to take a resolution on 111 d. i hope to talk more about that in our discussion. the new tech from the white house that we have the resolution we want to thank you for it. so they were on top of it. we are speaking the same language that my messages i hope the states can be help all and miss w

gina, his prom date to be, is sitting in there no idea this is about to happen.ey break into the rendition of "my girlfriend" by the caddill c cadillacs. ♪ please be my prom date i've been waiting for a long, long time ♪ >> look how excited she is. >> her hand over her mouth she's so moved by this gesture. ♪ would you be my prom date >> this is so dorky it's awesome but not too much, though. >> right. >> not just asking a girl a question by the lockers. >> is that so wrong anymore? can't you do that? >> i feel bad for the guys that are like, what's up? you want to go to prom. >> there's nothing wrong with it, it's cool, especially if you really like the guy. but when they take it up a notch it's pretty special. ♪ yes yes won't you be my prom date ♪ >> yes! >> dork and gina going to the prom. >> congratulations. >> check out the whiptones.com if you want to buy their album. >> we're about to give away an ipad mini right this minute. >> you need a twitter account. if you don't have one it's easy to create one when you enter. >> enter on our website rightthisminute.

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my guest the new epa administrator, gina mccarthy, i am going to ask about fracking.ut first, while we were off we missed some high drama. >> apparently cliven bundy, more sophisticated mother, al, more athletic brother, king kong. >> cliven bundy has been grazing his cattle illegally in nevada about 20 years now, about $1 million in grazing fees, penalties and fees, fortunately he is ignored court orders of cease and desist. >> the federal bureau of land management came to take his cattle, it is your standard cow has, boy has cow for 20 years, boy loses cow stories, or so we thought. hundreds of armed militia men rally to support the bend difficults. >> heading them off at gunpoint. >> he joined the protesters, he and other militia men are not afraid to shoot if necessary. >> we were actually strategizing to put all the women up at the front, if they are going to start shooting it is going to be women that are going to be televised all across the world getting shot but these rogue federal officers. >> jon: anyway, happy valentine's day, sweety. >> he seems kind of --

i agree with gina, this work is not mutually exclusive.there's so much that we can do when we do it together. i want to also publicly acknowledged thank you for your leadership. thank you certainly isn't a stranger to us at naruc. she is fearless and she would come and take us all on, even before she was administrator. it really has been a privilege to engage with her. i mentioned it to jason ahead of our beginning this morning that -- and by the way, you are getting a demonstration about the different business access this one. p.o. boxes on the right and my southern low accent on the left. -- boston on the right. i was mentioning to jason was what hit home to me in terms of the new effort to bridge this gap of environment and economic regulation was a meeting that we held, i believe it was an unprecedented meeting, at the white house with all of the energy principles in the obama administration and the naruc executives meeting. we planned to go there to take our resolution on 111-d. i hope to talk more about that in a discussion, and the

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we're here with gina martin adams, the strategist from wells fargo. we will talk about it right here on "bloomberg surveillance. so streaming on your tablet and phone as well. ♪ thriving on monday. arianne huffington will join us. she has a smart new book out. arianne huffington will thrive with us. we would talk not only about the on thet also the take new digital media. any sort of other new changes going on. including what is going on here bloomberg. really looking forward to that. good morning, everyone. it is "bloomberg surveillance." scarlet fu and adam johnson a with me. >> television, none of us stayed up to watch game of thrones last night. the golden age of television is upon us. yahoo! is looking to get in on the action. according to the "wall street journal," yahoos looking to get on television. a per episode budget of 700 $50,000 to over $1 million. of $750,000 to over $1 million. >> somebody stumbles upon a good idea and everybody else says we need to do original programming. >> i have a great concept for you, oranges the new purple. >>

gina, is from, south dakota and she has really motivated me. she introduced the secretary to the senate the other day. that is a position i did not know existed. just getting to know her and her experiences and what she has been through -- i have never had a roommate like gina before. i definitely got to know the people you're better than i have anywhere else and these people are so motivated and their experiences and opinions and everything, it is just amazing. >> for those watching at home, how do you get involved in this? how do you get chosen? >> i found out about it through rural state. -- girl state3. -- state. it is different for each state. the examate, we did and they picked two delegates from ohio. >> what even from this week will you always remember? >> yesterday was cool. we got to chat with the astronaut at the international space station and just hearing mr. bolden talk, he said domething specifically, " all that you can with what you have in the place that you are." i have taken in everything that i can and it has just been great

gina mccarthy testified before the public works committee. then a discussion with the reporters regarding the snowden leaks storyifment live at 7:00 a.m. eastern washington journal examines rising rates of >> we have to remember two things, i think. first, we're there because we were attacked in new york city and 3,000 americans were murdered. that's why we went to afghanistan to get those people who were killing us. and second, president obama has said there's a limit to this within two years we're not doing it any more. so i agree with you at some point you have to let them do it. but in our first goal, if we get away from the afghans et cetera and look at what our first goal was. if i had told you or any listeners in 2001 that we would not be attacked again in the united states of america for the next decade, none of us would have believed that because at that point al qaeda had more of the advantage. now we really have al qaeda and the terrorists definitely on the defensive. so we can at this point get out most of our forces from afghanis

imagine if people like us and gina and other women -- i hate to give the credit to women but a lot ofs, came forward to really fight for the freedom they believe in and they wanted for their children, and i -- look at state patrols right-to-work in michigan and act 10 in wisconsin and in indiana, the largest tax cut in their entire history, we're affecting the state capitals because that's closer to home. i think we have done great things and i'm positive and optimistic. and by the way, we're here to stay. two things that define america and us, optimism and tenacity. >> does bother you that the tea party has behind turning the house, and yet many tea partiers are mad at speaker boehner because they're relegated to the back of the room. >> well, we're not happy with the establishment, neil, and we make no secret about that. and i think that tea party has had an interesting time finding footing. but the thing is we're just sort of the mid-michiganpiece for the -- the mid-michigan-piece for -- the mouthpiece. we're going to 19 different stops in 15 days and in key battleground areas to h

today is an example of what gina just mention. we are very committed to this work. we live and breathe it and therefore it is important for us as economic regulators to not only be in the room, but to engage in a significant and meaningful way to help resolve these issues. to do that, we certainly engaged tremendously with gina and her team and i agree with her. i am an optimist, but i am realistic about the challenges that lie ahead. i'm realistic about the fact that some of my colleagues will continue to have concerns about reliability as we continue this work. it means we have to double down into an even better job of thinking about every possibility, about every strategy and i'm very confident in the work of my colleagues and also those in industries that are on the front lines doing this work. last but not least, i'm very confident about our engagement with gina and her team going forward. >> just final word is always deep tank collapsed in naruc and the energy world for the work they are doing on this, but also thank you, jason. we've been working for a long t

on earth week, gina mccarthy goes from new york to boston, from cleveland to atlanta. >> hypocrisy. you guys want us to give up our suvs -- you get car service then come here and start railing against all of these environmentalists. >> i want to pay you guys to install flat earth society. >> jonathan doesn't have a car, but he admits a lot of messing. >> is that the -- >> environmentalists have wanted us to come to this country and not cut down a single tree. the more we've used the tree, the better it's become. >> we ran out of time. once again. a quick side note on earth week. steven colbert mocked me this week for being tongue in cheek about how i celebrate earth day. >> we should all celebrate like eric. >> it's an annual even in my household, open all the windows, turn up the heaters and air-conditioning, and i spark up the 90,000 bt barbecue and cook some steaks. >> way to stick it to the greenies, eric. man, i would te to be the dumb ass who has to pay this guy's utility bill. >> touche, colbert, i hate to be the dumbass that has to watch your so-called comedy show. if you ca

>>reporter: for the first time in days todd nichol and gina got to hold their 6 month baby boy wyatt recovering from back-to-back heart surgery. month and a half ago doctors discovered a hole in his enlarged heart. >> had him on morphine. slowly taken him off on meth dope. low dose. he's respond to everything great. heart is operating at 13 percent. that's my boy. look at that smile. >>reporter: the parents say despite progress in recent day the son will likely need a heart transplant. currently at the children hospital if palo alto where they have been told he will have to stay for at least the next several months. the commute from the those martinez is taking a toll. >> full tank of gas which is 50 bucks every other day almost. >>reporter: it's an expense that todd just can't afford. he works as custodian for the martinez unified school district. friends family doing what they can to help and raising money by placing donation jars throughout martinez and the parents can focus on the baby boy. he might have a full life that is great. i just weren't to play catch with him and go fish

we've seen these guys before, they're a couple jesse and gina, thel pra they prank each other. and it was jesse's turn to prank on april fool's day. he took a chocolate bar and sort of made it look like a piece of cat poop. this is apparently where it goes to the bathroom. >> they are trying to train the cat to go in the toilet. >> and he sprayed it with this poop-smelling spray. >> good lord this is an elaborate fraprank. >> who took a [ bleep ] on it? >> here. >> it looks like he's kind of messing around with it because it's got the chocolate spread on the scooper. oh, something is wrong here. ew. gross. >> what is it? [ bleep ] >> oh! >> oh, my god! >> he starts spreading the scooper around her face that has the stuff and keep in mind it smells. >> stop it. it stinks! stop it. stop it! stop it. what are you doing? >> it looks like assault now. >> all with a crappy weapon. >> it's a prank. it's a prank. do you know why? it's not real poop. it's not real. >> it smells like [ bleep ]? >> it's not real poop. it smells and it's chocolate. april fool's day, midnight. >>> that's ou

>>reporter: for the first time in days todd nichol and gina got to hold their 6 month baby boy wyattecovering from back-to-back heart surgery. month and a half ago doctors discovered a hole in his enlarged heart. >> had him on morphine. slowly taken him off on meth dope. low dose. he's respond to everything great. heart is operating at 13 percent. that's my boy. look at that smile. >>reporter: the parents say despite progress in recent day the son will likely need a n h children hospital if paloat alto where they have been told he will have to stay for at least the next several months. the commute from the those martinez is taking a toll. >> full tank of gas which is 50 bucks every other day almost. >>reporter: it's an expense that todd just can't afford. he works as custodian for the martinez unified school district. friends family doing what they can to help and raising money by placing donation jars throughout martinez andfocus onn focus on the baby boy. he might have a full life that is great. i just weren't to play catch with him and go fishing. that's all i want to do she just

>>reporter: for the first time in days todd nichol and gina got to hold their 6 month baby boy wyatt recovering from back-to-back heart surgery. month and a half ago doctors discovered a hole in his enlarged heart. >> had him on morphine. slowly taken him off on meth dope. low dose. he's respond to everything great. heart is operating at 13 percent. that's my boy. look at that smile. >>reporter: the parents say despite progress in recent day the son will likely need a heart transplant. currently at the children hospital if palo alto where they have been told he will have to stay for at least the next several months. the commute from the those martinez is taking a toll. >> full tank of gas which is 50 bucks every other day almost. >>reporter: it's an expense that todd just can't afford. he works as custodian for the martinez unified school district. friends family doing what they can to help and raising money by placing donation jars throughout martinez and the parents can focus on the baby boy. he might have a full life that is great. i just weren't to play catch with him and go fish

she still says want to take over the family business, i want to be the one and gina says you are a girlyou have to have kids and get married. that is what you are going to do and she says i am not. you see her strength the merge as she starts to learn about life. tavis: it made me think and i will ask. as you look back over your 30 novels, how have they tracked changes, you know where i am going with this. in our society in the issues that are in play. wondered when you look back over your books whether or not they have tracked in the books themselves what was happening at the time. >> they have tracked that dream much. aggie man rummy the letter and he had listed all the gay characters i have written about. he said you're the only writer i know that has had gay characters in her books ever since you started writing. as weave had more freedom change the laws and getting married, i have tracked that in my books. when i wrote chances they were two families. they were italian-americans and there was the other family who was a black family. and stephen is still around. he is coming back in

gina. she says from washington safety checks to give just instinct the wings away separated into six crates from forty to seventy six. these processors are extremely frost. reading through to packaging tricks on me about ten minutes the mind to produce thirty three package takes every second what jewelry boxes anywhere in the world allows these machines to humble objects is delicately six with amazing speed and position. beating the already mixed in a bowl of steaming rice is very popular in japan indeed to be made complete sense. thanks to the pumps twenty gb processing technology developed by japanese a point. well let's pull and natural resources and in general. in celebration of life with middle class. but robinson changing my blog. sunday at eleven pm. you weren't you the minute the greatest brought you by. her grief norway's mainstream crews were his lines. the herd exploring one thousand miles of norwegian coastline the report local encounters and access to wilkinson

gina bay. arnold townsend. are any of those people here? thai wicklund. >> good afternoon. >>> good afternoon, directors. my name is [speaker not understood]. i serve as the chair of [speaker not understood] and i'm also currently a senior at [speaker not understood] high school. first and foremost i'd like to thank this board for your leadership on the free muni for youth program. your efforts almost passing it last year and implementing it have been really -- have really set a precedent for other transportation agencies throughout the country to follow. that being said, there's a significant population of students over 3,000 that are unable to participate in the program as they turn 18 while they're still in high school. many of them are 18 year old friends. she was either to not ride muni or to [speaker not understood] because they can't afford the $2 ride or $6.60 per month fare and this is for a program that we all know and we all hope builds the next generation of transit riders. it's pretty harmful to have this gap in affordability w

overviewed with you and then move quickly into the high priority solutions going over first of all -- gina will discuss how to maximize enrollment in calfresh. linda from aging and adult services will talk about how to improve food security for seniors and adults with disabilities. staff will talk talk about expanding meals with children and we will talk about a healthy supplemental and update on all of the other items in the resolution that won't be presented today but you have all received a memo giving a status on those projects, and then we will hear from terry oly with the opportunities and the task force recommendations, so as you remember food security exists when the ability to obtain and prepare nutritious food is uncertain or not possible and in san francisco we look at an income level for proxy for food security and we feel it's a conservative estimate that anyone living below 200% of poverty could be at high risk for food security and that is one in four san franciscans and basically in every district and to give you an idea income level is for a family of three less than $37,0

my guest the new epa administrator, gina mccarthy, i am going to ask about fracking. we were off we missed some high drama. >> apparently cliven bundy, more sophisticated mother, al, more

gina luna. charles minster and keva mcneil carter. >> good afternoon, sir. >>> good afternoon, board. my name is david carter salivary. i'm a candidate on the republican ticket. i also go to a church that is impacted by sunday parking. i'm very thankful you've done the right thing as far as that goes. san francisco is a transit only zvi it's a small city, 7 by 7, [speaker not understood], environmental leader ~. transit first has unfortunately morphed into transit only where the prevailing wisdom seems to be cars are bad and transit is good. people drive because san francisco transit is terrible. bart was designed very, very poorly decades ago for suburban commuters to get into the downtown. it needs to be extended, but that is very difficult because we're locked into decisions made decades ago. caltrain is archaic under utilized and would be redundant to an extended bart. mound is run very poorly on many levels. the bussey ride on the mission is dangerous, dirty, all reasons why people don't us

administrator of the epa gina mccarthy is here.[ male announcer ] some come here to build something smarter. ♪ some come here to build something stronger. others come to build something faster... something safer... something greener. something the whole world can share. people come to boeing to do many different things. but it's always about the very thing we do best. ♪ ♪ >>> what a beautiful shot of washington, d.c. live look at the white house at 46 past the hour. here with us now in honor of earth day, she's wearing green. epa administrator gina mccarthy. welcome to the show. >> thank you. great to be here. >> so you said you were nervous. not about being on "morning joe." >> not actually. it's throwing the first pitch at fenway tonight. >> it's stressful. is that going to happen tonight? >> yeah. 7:00. >> the hour before you're just going to be pacing around just wringing your hands. because i did that at dodgers stadium. i was so nervous. it's a long way from the pitcher's mound to home base. >> it is. and there's a lot of peo

followed by is gina bays here? no? larry edmond, is he here? >>> yes. >> good afternoon, [speaker not understood]. >> [speaker not understood]. the last people who turned in a speaker card. >>> metering on sundays has had tremendous benefits including for drivers. mta's own study has made it metering has made it easy to find a spot. less frustration, less circling, less traffic, that means people are able to find access, -- access businesses as well as places of worship. people who get tickets found that spot in the first place because meters were on. it's important to think about meterings are in access to services. let's not give up that process. also' make sure we make it easier to park at the meter as soon as possible. no one likes paying tickets and we should [speaker not understood] as much as possible. citation revenue to paying at the meter. in facts, we know that's possible because credit card meters with longer time limits were installed in 2011. [speaker not understood] went up a third, and revenue went up to balance it out. overall

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. >> gina's app sends video to a doctor back at the hospital. >> so they can see and hear, understandhat's happening with the patients >> here, fashion doesn't matter, glass is just another tool >> glass made it into the operating room they gave us this video in action >> it's been to project as i'm operating. >> he can put them up but says glass could be a surgery with no distractions. >> you'd never have to break your attention. >> another way to use a device sparking everyone's you'ros ti. >> when now, you may be able to order one if you hurry but google tells us that window is closing they won't say how many they have left. in the newsroom abc7 news. >> wow. >> if you're a frayed of the hose stilt you might encounter you may want to wait for a pair of these. contact lenses with a camera built in. it opens a possibility that it could be shrink to the size of your finger tips. >> can i just fix my eyes? can they do that, too? >> coming up a gift from one of silicon valley's wealthiest developers. >> that is just a fraction of what he's given away. hey. hey. [doorbell rings] what's t

. >> for the first time days todd nicoles and gina got to hold their six month old baby boy. he's recovering from surgery. >> they had him on morphine. he's on methadone. his heart is operating at 13%. the parents say despite progress, their son will likely need a heart transplant he's at lucille pack yard hospital, they've been told he'll have to stay for several months the daily commute is taking a toll. >> i'd say going through a full tank of gas, which is $50 every other day, almost. >> it's an expense todd just can't afford. friends and family are doing what they can to help they plan to sell bumper stickers and placing donation jars. he might have a full life, which would be great. you know? i just want to play catch with him and go fishing. i mean, you know? she just wants to dress him up and take him to halloween. just normal stuff. >> it's what every parent wants for their child n this kashgs his parents can only hope for the best. in palo alto, abc7 news >> his family set up a fund at wells fargo they tell us they'll have an account number just about any minute now.

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and to rhode island, gina raymondo is the state treasure who could be the first woman governor.ed a pension overhaul in 2011 but now it's hurting her and unions still royaling for that push. and her opponent could be the state's first latino governor. he closed most of the state's $110 million deficit and improved education. >> dawson hudson -- hodgeson is trying to oust a democratic incumbent who reportedly has a war chest seven times his own. it's going to be a heck of a fight. our other rhode island republican is state representative brian newbury. after three years in the statehouse, he was the highest minority leader becoming governor in 2011. >> and last year robin is now the second youngest serving mayor in the state. she served on the city's board of education and was a legislative aide at the state capitals. selectman tim hearse is the last rising star on our list. he was the youngest chief executive in the history of his town. the 33-year-old is running for stay treasure. interesting to see the millennials. now on the latest of that tragic sinking of the south korean f

host: last caller for this segment is gina in tennessee on our line for independents. caller: yes, mr. buckley. can't wait to get my teeth into your book. however, what i want to discuss theo you believe that anti-colonist of you -- the anti-colonist view is more where obama is leaning? is that the reason you would suspect that maybe -- congress got the power of the purse. we've got harry reid that blocks every single bill. i'm not really -- obama is overreaching, with the executive orders and everything, but i there he has got a camp that is hell-bent on not exercising laws or letting the other branches the town will -- letting the other branches be ountable. obama is just really -- i heard a caller previously talk about everybody is just talking bad about the president and holding him back. however, i think he really kind his -- calling it upon himself by making himself look imperial. host: you know, we are a little short on time. i will ask frank buckley to go ahead and respond. i agree with a fair bit, although i'm not talking about obamas a much as the institution

especially in philadelphia, mississippi, and you have a whole host of dramatic moments gina these dramatic moments folks tend to be familiar with the selma march on the bridge. best march -- this march in particular, how did it begin? >> guest: it's a awe instinct store and begins in the minds and actions of one manned, james meredith. he is famous for integrating the university of mississippi in 1962, causing the so-called ole miss crith, the first african-american to attend this bastion of white privilege, led to severe resistance from white authorities, prompted a constitutional crisis for the kennedy administration to call in the national guard after not doing so at first. a great riot, two people died, and meredith spent two years in ole miss and faced incredible hardship, unconstant protection from federal marshals and mach of that began in his mind. a very singular individual man. he wasn't someone who has associated himself with a larger movement but he was a very determined to try to combat institutions of white supremacy. but of ole miss, meredith drifts off the rave dar screen a

gina reacts this way. absolutely there is liberal boois in colleges.plain to me about it. >> p don't for get you can catch me, my show varney and company. "the five" is next. >>> hello, i'm eric bolling, along with dana perino, bob beckle, and greg gutfeld, and andrea tantaros, and this is "the five "the five." are you ready for your blood to boil? we the taxpayer handed $178 million in bonuses to these thugs last year. that's outrageous enough. couldn't get any worse, right? wrong. a whopping 2.8 million of those dollars were handed over to irs employees cited for offenses like drug use, making violent threats, fraudulent unemployment benefits claims and

and it is where gina mccarthy sat down with jon stewart. >> i am sure you are driving around in a fuel efficient >> y nesting hummer. it is a hummer inside of a hummer inside of a hummer. >> it sounds russian. >> that is what it is. >> i share the president's priority of dealing with the issue of climate change first and foremost. >> and you see, that is the first part of that issue getting over half of the congress to admit that it is happening. >> actually we tryied that firs. >> how did that go? >> not well. not well. >> and next stop boston where boston-born mccarthy is going to throw out the first pitch at the yankees/red sox game. and jeff was calling this clueless, and what do you mean, clueless? she travels around the country, and by the way, the fuel efficient car and she is riding around in a volt, no? >> well, we think it is an airplane. we thought it was hypocritical and ineffective and misdirected. it was hypocritical in that the point of the tour was to urge americans to conserve and reduce carbon pollution in their daily lives and running around in the country is liken l

authority, and that is where chairman john michalski resided the rules have gotten thrown out and ash gina caskey resided in the rules of got thrown out. work becauseng to the authority is not there. >> financial analyst told cnbc why internet service providers want to charge extra fees from content distributors like netflix. >> i'm certain every internet service provider ultimately is going to charge because they can. isp's view the proprietary networks the way -- crude pipelines be the transportation is a valuable asset. it is capital intensive. i think they believe they should be able to charge people to put stuff through their pipelines. >> that was michael packed her. astra taylor, author of, "the people's platform: taking back power and culture in the digital age." respond. >> first off, everything -- every time we refer to wheeler, we should refer to them as former cable lobbyist. there is a sense this is inevitable. people are willing to pay. that is the model we are going to have. what isto understan driving this. this is not something happening to consumers. cable companies make

about the hate-filled agenda of the producers said hey, we don't want to buy into that hate-fill aid gina and we're not going to show it and by the way, in each and every case where the honor diaries isn't shown, there is now planning for real engagement on that legitimate issue with real muslims and with members of that university community. so it is -- >> well, brandeis university can know tonight, understood. hello? brandeis university can understand it stands shoulder to shoulder with you and care, sir. i'm sure they will take comfort and the students will take comfort in knowing that. thanks for being here. >> the best students, everybody. >> thanks for being here. >> thanks for having me. >> that will be posted shortly on facebook, as well. joining me are brandeis university students trying to have the degree reinstated for ms. ali. daniel mail is a contributor to truth.org. let me start with you on the issue of care which was instrumental on getting this degree revoked. you heard him say name something i've done, most obvious in the fact of 2007 they were named as an unindicted co-