>> we really couldn't ever get involved in anything but a goo ball. >> goo ball. what is congressman pete sessions of texas talking about with the gooball reference? urban dictionary says it has something to do with pot, i am quite sure that's not what he meant. we checked with a texas source to see if goo ball is a texas thing, maybe has to do with something in texas and comes up regularly in texan conversation that we're not used to in washington. no, not as far as we can tell. we contacted pete sessions' office and asked if they know what he means and if they would share it with us, again, the phrase? >> we really couldn't ever get involved in anything but a goo ball. >> congressman sessions' office said the congressman was traveling so they couldn't ask him directly, they said they have not heard him use the word goo ball before. they say it is not a part of his vocabulary. they said what he meant when he said goo ball was maybe a mess. >> anything but a goo ball. >> in the middle of this discourse about a special select committee in the house, there is a real

that's when i heard an air brake on the semi, it was like goo, goo, goo and that's when i felt the impactee anything happen. i just felt it. i felt glass cutting my face. >> sheltered against the median wall, the officers are amazed to see the semi miraculously bounce safely past them. >> i never thought the wheel of a semi would look that big as it went past us. >> you see from the video that the tractor-trailer steers right, which causes the double tandem trailers to bounce off the wall and went right around us. had that wall not been there, they would have taken out everybody around. it was just luck. just luck. >> the tractor-trailer comes to a halt. in his crushed car, ron powell is stunned to find he's still alive. >> i was over on the shoulder facing the wrong way, facing the opposite way. my face is bleeding really heavy and i was just, uh, what just happened? >> the driver of the semi gets out of his truck and approaches ron. >> he was actually the first guy to my car. he was like are you okay, man? i was like yeah, i think so. he's like man, i'm glad you're alive. i was like, me

goo, goo, ga." [ light laughter ] >> as babies do. >> jimmy: you know, whatever.t's really cute baby. he's going like "ya, you" -- she's talking to him. she goes, "oh, he's so cute," and kisses the baby on the mouth. i go, "nancy, what are you doing? you can't kiss a stranger's baby. what is wrong with you?" >> she was inspired in the moment. >> jimmy: she couldn't help it. but now we have the baby. i'm like, "what would i do if somebody kiss my baby on the mouth?" "get off my baby." i don't know if we're allowed back in the restaurant. i think we're in trouble. but, it was the coolest place ever. now i want to know about you. what's going on now with the clinton global initiative university? >> that's this weekend. >> jimmy: yep. >> at arizona state. it's our seventh clinton global initiative university. cgiu. we call it for -- >> jimmy: cgiu, okay. >> shorthand. >> jimmy: yeah, it's much easier to say. yeah. >> so in the last six years we've had more than 5,500 students come from more than 800 universities across every state. 130 countries. and these are student

. >> but let me tell you something, i put my hands in more goo and it was worth it. >> adam, what dou think is going on here? >> i'm troubled by this also. i know you all well enough to know that we all had jobs when we were teenagers that we looked back fondly on. it was part of becoming who we are. >> a dressing room where women tried on bathing suits. worst job ever. >> good input. my thanks. up next, think you only make money when stocks go up? our guy versus tips to make you money no matter what. >>> stocks that pay no matter what. give us your best dividend pick. >> look, the market is going to go down. i want to own a low beta drug company that pays a good dividend. i think it will do just fine over the long-term. >> what do you think? >> well, if the market goes down mrk will go down. >> what do you like then? >> vanguard dividend growth. this one is designed to pay high dividends. >> what's your pick? >> i like dol which is the wisdom tree dividend fund. they're an incredibly smart management company. i love them a lot. >> you guys are absolutely fantastic. the cost of freed

excellent consumption of the services i think i'm going to need if i go through this yeah, i'm very goo, april 9, 2014. welcome to the san francisco board of appeals at the control is the boards legal assistant and our legal clerk i'm cynthia gold at the scene we're joined by the representatives for the board corey is the assistant zoning administer and rep the planning commission and planning department he's joined by joseph duffey representing the board of senior inspectors. at this point please go over is board meeting guidelines and conduct the swearing in process. >> the board requests you turn off all electronic devises the rules the permittees and public has 7 minutes for cases and 7 minutes for reasonable doubt. members of the public not affiliated with the parties have 3 minutes but no rubbles and to sought the board the member of the public who wish to speak on an item are asked not required to submit is a speaker card they're on the left side of the presumed there are customer satisfaction survey forms phenomenon the left side of the podium if you have questions please speak

. >> not just the europeans, we could goo to the banking sector, we could move to have russian financial institutions lose their backing from lenders. the russia economy is very dependent on the dollar, something like 80%, 90% of its expert exports are in dollars. we could turn this spigot off on our own. >> there are number of long-term thoughts how to handle this. one is you have to make what russian has less valuable. you have to rely on more modern forms of energy so the product that russia has, natural gas, is not worth as much. >> absolutely, and i think we are well positioned to do this but it's going to take time. not going to be overnight. we have energy independence today. we have greater cooperation with our european allies on this. they're allies in the middle east that would step up. but that's going to take time, and until then the europeans will be very nervous about any blowback as to the energy sanctions we might pursue. >> you mentioned he is trying to create disarray. certainly succeeding. when we reported from kiev and then crimea, this unrest that now exists in the e

watching the amazing spiderman use those webs, but what happens when spiderman runs out of his web goo think of that? >> splinters. >> he has to take a nap. >> it grows back. >> this video says that it's parkour spiderman relies on and that's underneath the spiedy suit is our friend, one of the best in the business and here he is proving that you don't need webs to do amazing stuff. you just need talent. you need strength and you need a lot of practice. just doing amazing things here. >> whoa. >> looks like he has webs. >> sticky like a spider climbing up the building. >> scaled a single building in a single bound. >> some of the aerial imagery captured for this video spectacular proving that spiderman pretty amazing. >> parkour videos are cool to watch but it's way cooler when the guys wearing a spiderman suit. >> cool. i do love seeing some of the shots where he's crouching over a building or doing a handstand at the very edge. >> think about it when you're a kid and you put on your little spiedy suit this is the kind of thing you're imagining you can do. and now here ronny is doing

when any hick knows that you just avoid pig goo. would it be more concise for you to say that government fails when it attempts to replace consumers, consumer markets with programmatic proxies? when, in fact, the government is a poor market substitute it either benefits from the program, nor does it bear the consequences of its risks. >> i would say by and large, yes, that's a very accurate description of one of the major problems and sources of failure of government policies. >> next. yes, right there in the back this. >> james -- [inaudible] i suppose the last thing often one thinks about is what i'm going to suggest, a sequel. i thought the book is terrific. i love that it's addressing all sorts of endemic problems, systematic problems failure by failure, but the last chapter, "rem keys," was only a -- remedies, was only a single chapter. i'm offering to publish it. i'll publish it if a series -- in a series. now, you're particularly well suited to do this although you sort of eschew the possibility of doing it. you're the zimm j

the proces prognosis is not goo. >> we have a slug of bridges that look okay now that in the next 20, 30 years will all need repair. if we don't get going on the backlog now we could see a tidal wave coming in the future. >> officials do not seem to be overly prepared. there is no shortage of solutions to shop the deterioration of bridges in the country. what is lack something political will. until that happens people continue to risk their lives when they cross a bridge, probably without even knowing it. >> veteran's affairs director goes before the commission tomorrow. there are allegations that some veterans are dying while waiting for care. one worker at a san antonio clinic said he was pressured to keep the wait times off the books. >> reporter: when mark went to vietnam at the age of 17 he believed whatever happened as long as he made it home his country would take care of him. >> there are promises. out and out promises from the military that they would care for us. >> reporter: in vietnam crane's unit was exposed to agent orange. it caused severe nerve damage and eventually di

hey, goos to see you. i want to get right to it because i love this question. where is it better to rent and where is it better to buy? >> first of all, renting is basically becoming more of an attractive option than buying across the country. a touchdown by deutsche bank that in 20 major mint areas renting is better than buying. it's cheaper. over a year ago it was just 15, so it really is ramping up. >> we're looking at the markets where it's a renters market. >> those are renters markets. can you see cities are expensive, san francisco, san jose, silicon valley. >> orange county, san diego. >> exactly. >> where -- you mentioned renting. there's a buyers market. this is where it's better to buy. pop it up and we'll talk about it on the map. places to buy, better cleveland, rochester, tampa, florida, buffalo, new york, chicago. we've got that there. i want to get into the details and why. tell me why it makes sense to buy in some cases and why it makes sense to rent in some cases. >> let me make a case for renting. basically you don't have to worry about prope

. >> but let me tell you something, i put my hands in more goo and it was worth it. >> adam, what dou think is going on here? >> i'm troubled by this also. i know you all well enough to know that we all had jobs when we were teenagers that we looked back fondly on. it was part of becoming who we are. >> a dressing room where women tried on bathing suits. worst job ever. >> good input. my thanks. up next, think you only make money when stocks go up? our guy versus tips to make you money no matter what. [ female announcer ] this allergy season, will you be a sound sleeper, or a mouth breather? a mouth breather! [ whimpers ] how do you sleep like that? well, put on a breathe right strip and shut your mouth. allergy medicines open your nose over time, but add a breathe right strip and pow! it instantly opens your nose up to 38% more. so you can breathe and do the one thing you want to do -- sleep. add breathe right to your allergy medicine. shut your mouth and sleep right. breathe right. >>> stocks that pay no matter what. give us your best dividend pick. >> look, the market is going to

analysts at the bank of japan say prices of goos traded among companies in april rose more than 4%. now that's the 13th straight monthly rise, and the biggest jump in more than five years. people across japan started paying a higher sales tax last month. they went up from 5% to 8%. the analysts say the increase made a range of products more costly. corporate prices went up on average 4.1%. the analysts say they would have risen 1.4% without the consumption tax. a rise in the price of electricity for industrial use, for example, caused rates for electric power, gas, and water all to go up. many beer drinkers in japan seem to have stocked up on their favorite ones before the tax went up in april. domestic shipments of beer and beer-like beverages nose-dived 21% in the month compared to a year ago. that's the largest drop since comparable data became available in 1992. but industry officials say the plummet was within expectations. they hope to secure annual sales at the same level as last year by selling more beer during the peak summer season. >>> the managers of many businesses acro

routine inspections exclusively, but also the district inspectors are doing routine inspections when they goo in to do a complaint, if they see a violation of the common area of the building they're doing routine as well because we have to be as efficient as possible with a small amount of staff because we have a lot of projects on our plate right now. it's very exciting, but we have to find the most efficient ways to do something and if we're in that building we want to address it. that's what the inspectors are doing. i expect to see these numbers increase and they definitely will when excel is online and they can put this info in the field and we can see it. while it's a tremendous amount of time to get this done and i think ed and others have done a fantastic job trying to bring that project online, it's like doing three projects at once because we're trying to map through the excel and work flow and it is a very complicated process, but at the end of it i am so excited about the fact that we will have those tablets. we've also been -- we went through the housing [inaudible] and identifie

is an independent young woman with a college degree thanks to rabbi debra bronstein and ten years gooingoad of the lost girls and she convinced her congregation to accept cecelia and others. >> there is a commandment who said if someone is captive in one way or another you have to rescue them. >> reporter: today three of her other lost girls are receiving their degrees at the university of colorado. and she has her on family now with her husband who was a lost boy and a brand-new master's degree in education. >> wow, you made it. >> reporter: and she hopes to start a girls' school in sudan, the ground is already bought and waiting for the lost girl to come home. i'm with al jazeera, boulder. >> reporter: supreme court said the far right party can take part in elections later this month after being investigated to links to organized crime and 6 mps and the leader are awaiting trial and under the law they are only prevented from raining if they are convicted of a crime. people in the city in iraq of fallujah said they are using barrel bombs and they are in the midst of an operation to driv

less goos to, betty yu -- in los gatos, betty yu, kpix 5. >>> strong words from the pope about weapons as he deviates from prepared remarks in the middle east. >> and memorial day will serve up some memorable weather in the bay area. the all important holiday forecast coming up as we look live from the top of transamerica down the peninsula. we'll have the forecast after a break. ,, heat shields are compromised. we have multiple failures. are those thrusters burning? that's a negative. what's that alarm? fuel cell two is down. i'm going to have to guide her in manually. this is very exciting. but i'm at my stop. come again? i'm watching this on the train. it's so hard to leave. good luck with everything. with the u-verse tv app, the u-verse revolves around you the u-verse revolves around you in brussels, belgium today.e got out of the car, walked >>> a man drove to the jewish museum in brussells, belgium today. he got out of his car, walked inside, and started shooting. three people were killed and police have detained one man who drove off in the car. they're looking for a second susp

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reporter: well, just on your screen you saw a lady in a green sari, that was the former daughter-in-law goo gunned gand. she will look over the women and child development ministry. the ceremony started 25 minutes ago, and we saw narendra modi come to the podium and in front of the president and asyste asse his guests. he has taken his odometer and was sworn in to his oath to end. now what we're seeing in the presidential court yard are all of the ministers taking the oath. it will last about 90 minutes. >> while these ministers take their oaths we find out which has which portfolio and which has which ministry. very unusually for mr. mr. sharo be there. >> reporter: these are archenemies. they've had three wars over kashmir and the law. the countries have been very cautious. mr. modi is seen by analysts here as certainly executing a master stroke. sharif, karzai, also controversial the president of sri lanka, the tamil have bo boycotted over the way they believe they were treat during the civil war by sri lanka. >> thank you. >>> armed men have taken over donest airport in ukraine. witness

this is my other friend, elly, the goo who was checking the radio each time. we're driving past an arab town in israel, and i said to him, elly, tell me the truth. any hope of peace here? he said, yes, and i'll tell you why. and he said, how can you when i came out here i was in the movie business, and i would drop everything and wait for the -- everyone was a bomb and it was just heartbreaking. so i sort of learned over that time to be well into the next project, halfway through the next project, and put that one kind of behind you and -- because -- try not to jinx yourself by doing that. so, yeah, i think what has been my experience, even with successful stuff, is things go out there and it's not like people hate them. it's like they don't even know they're there. they just sort of sink without a trace, and it's really depressing. yes. >> are you going to make a movie? >> no one has asked me yet. not yet. scott? >> one last quick question here. i know that when i read, reading always leads me to maybe eight or ten other books. what i -- the one book i read i

. >> from goo being a driver and a pedestrian, you have a plot of people who are distracted. >> theyting. not so good or distracted by the environment. i think slowing things down helps people focus. >> reporter: because cell phones and music on a sleepy sunday streets day aren't a hasert but when cars are in the -- hasert but when cars are in the mix -- hazard but when cars are in the mix it is -- noelle walker, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> relatives of a man shot and killed in his apartment say his killing doesn't make sense. according to the san francisco chronicle he was shot when he went to an apartment on the wrong floor yesterday. police arrested the man who lives there who blamed him for breaking the nob on the door. his family said he pressed the wrong elevator button. he was studying business and hoped to join the foreign service. >>> san francisco police detained three people last night. before 11:00 p.m. witnesses reported hearing gun shots fired near 6th and mission streets. when officers arrived they saw a gunman hide. police shut down the area till 1:30 a.m. when three peo

and i just had my hands in goo with science bob and boy george.e to tell you, i looked into his face and he is so beautiful. >> jimmy: wow. >> he's like just what i imagined all those years ago of staring at posters on the what he would look like. right in the pocket, of when i was exploring music. >> jimmy: what was the first concert you went to? >> cyndi lauper. she was a bengal. >> jimmy: where was that concert? >> in ottawa, ontario, canada. >> jimmy: do you get back to ottawa, much? >> ish. well, mom and dad live there. mom and dad live there so i do. but my family lives in vancouver and ottawa. >> jimmy: i got you. it's quite different climate-wise. >> well, today here was about what, 94? >> jimmy: something like that. >> i was speaking with my best friend calgary and she was sayi saying, oh, it's going to snow in calgary. >> jimmy: it's good when you're a kid because you get the snow days. but it's not so great when you're an adult and you have to deal with that stuff. >> okay, i feel like snow days is an american thing. >> jimmy: really? >

. >> we really goo know the full scope of the problems yet. he will be on capitol hill tomorrow.e will face a grilling over this. it doesn't look like the justice department will move forward on an investigation at least not jet. attorney general eric holder telling the newspapers while this is on his radar screen he doesn't anticipate at this point a big investigation. back to you guys. >>> doug luzader live for us in washington. thank you>> he came under fire after suggesting clinton may have brain damage after a fall he suffered in 2012. he said his words are being twisted. >> i didn't say she had brain damage. she had a serious health episode. this was a serious deal. she is in and out of the office for starting on the 7th of december after she returns. she returns on a friday for the czech republic but then it begins an over a month long period where she is got a serious illness ending up putting her in the hospital. >> clinton's camp is responding from this statement. from the moment this happened 17 months ago the right politicized her health first they accused her of faki

and say goo goodbye to hollywoo. we'll show you how louisiana is attracting big budge budget fild creating new jobs. >> in the days following a popular unrising in ukraine there were hopes that the new government would lead the country into a brighter future. but calling for pro russian groups, they have left ukraine even more fractured. it is the first vote since viktor yanukovych was removed from power. president putin aggravated he would respect the outcome. joining us, it's good to have you on the program. i know its late--well, it's first thing in the morning there, so thank you for staying up with us. take a moment here and assess for me the threat to this election this weekend from the pro russian militants in the eastern part of the country. >> well, i don't think that they are a threat to the election overall. they are active in two of the eight russian speaking regions of eastern and southern ukraine, so we're talking about 25 districts. there are estimates if it could be polled in the polling regio s of do

. >> i fieeel like they had a goo relationship. >> reporter: this was -- >> fame seeking, money seeking, attention seeking among all else. >> she's always said, i'm going to be famous. she would walk around with body guards. i personally heard her say when i'm done with donald sterling i'll own the clippers. it's nothing that she was hiding. so i feel like maybe it was something she was planning for a while and she made her move when she saw the opportunity. >> reporter: the ensuing spectacle. act two in what these women call an unscripted yet proven plan. >> i want everybody to look at me. >> reporter: given where we are today, does any of who she is as a person really matter? >> it should matter. >> reporter: you are a unique group including v. because you're all biracial. how much did you discuss race? >> a lot. i only hang out with you black girls because you're pretty. >> she's coming off as this black woman who outed this white man when you don't even like the fact that you're black. >> reporter: in an interview with barbara walter v. stiviano defended her relationship with sterli

she has talked to relatives in nie goo yeah that describe a very nervous atmosphere between the kidnappingsnd deadly bombings. >> i have four girls. so every day that i go to sleep i wonder how those moms and dads sleep. >> now women's organizations in nigeria have been pushing for government action since the girls were kidnapped. global fund for women have been sending money to the region as part of a relief effort. protest march is scheduled for tomorrow in san francisco. there is another one planned on monday in palo alto. we have all the details for you under hot topics at ktvu.com. >> i got chills looking at that. >>> storming tomorrow you safely lean off the edge of an 1100-foot tall chicago skyscraper. it's called tilt and it's on the 94th floor of the john hancock center. take a look at that. you hold on to the handlebars while it slowly tips away. >> you do the first little tilt and you are like okay. and then a little more and a little more. >> the result is an obstructed view of the city on a one minute ride. it will cost you $5. >>> 6:27 is the time. president obama gets ready f

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. >> gary abus busey, he's so goo.onald's is using him. >> i like him, but this product, not enough people wanted it. and that's why they're having to give it away. when was the last time they had to give away a product everybody wanted? never. the reason they're trying to do it is get back in. it was priced too high when it came out, it is. and just giving it to you for 30 days and send it back. >> that happy meal mascot -- >> that was freaky. >> what's your favorite gary busey movie? >> point break. >> i was just about to say that. tip of my tongue. big moviers of the day. footlocker up 2%. >>> we have seen competition and upgrades. this is a chart that looks interesting, nibble. >> air row postale, down. >> a slightly smaller loss, but came on less revenue than expected. a lot of cuts. i'd stay away. >> worldwide wrestling was a pop. the move, 36 -- 3%. >> this time last friday they had a horrible day. the bottom was earlier this week on a 40 million share day. you can get long and look for the move to the mid 12s.

italy has announced it's counting drugs, prostitution, and goo 'ol fashioned smuggling in the country's overall gdp to order its debt ratio. it's not like italy's only known for its pasta. but the country is going to do one better than that. it's going to retroactively include it in the gdp for the past years as well. the country will comply with the e.u.'s rules on how indebted it can be. i wish it could have been on the high ranking brain storms that led to this idea. a bunk of italian men sitting around a conference table saying what else are we good with the? what else do we make money on? it sounds like a joke. italy is dead serious on this. if the e.u. accept it's it math, if they do no doesn't other countries will follow suit. the black market account accounts for 20% of the country's gdp, and that is not churcchump change. thank you for joining us and have a great holiday weekend. the voice" >>> hello, welcome to al jazeera america. i'm jonathan betz in new york. john seigenthaler has the night off. >>> praying for help - families on the run from syria's war will meet pope franc

. >> it is expensive to goo anywhere. i usually drive to palm springs or go to san diego, and then by the time you go back and forth it's $200. >> a little bad news. the national safety council predicts 380 highway deaths this year of the three-day period. actually down eight%. they say bee careful, don't drive if you're tired, or too fast. all the normal things. but things to watch out for as you head to -- head out on the road. now to doug. >> amtrak expecting more 460,000 passengers and they'll be providing extra cars. they're seeing an uptick with leisure travelers and aside from the standard political infighting over funding and subsidies for amtrak, amtrak is going gangbusters. in terms of passenger traffic, up 10 of the last 11 years. last year, a record 31.6 million passengers. the northeast quarter account for the lion's share. 11.4 million trips, down slightly from the previous year. the major growth is in routes between smaller city. one important railroad story per taping to freight and rail traffic because of

. >> reporter: 3d printers work like a hot glue gun depositing layers of warm plastic goo which hardens into extremely durable plastic. >> this is built up layer by layer. >> reporter: they're partnering with nasa, which is rigorously testing the printer. the first goal is to 3d print spare parts for the space station. >> up until now everything that went into space had to be launched. that was the only way to move things from the surface of the earth into space. rockets are very expensive. they can be risky. by putting a 3d print center space we're knocking down that first barrier of what it takes to put something in space. by being able to up load a file, hit print and have what you want in space on demand, space is now accessible to entire new class of people on this planet. for the first time ever humanity will have the ability to literally e-mail their hardware to space. >> reporter: the founders of made in space are following an impressive lineage of entrepreneur pioneers. and they are all investing heavily in space. >> is being a space entrepreneur viable? >> so listen, it's toug

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. >> he then turned back into pudding-like goo and oozed through a drain in the floor. >> this startedrted talking about brain damage and rove's fellow republicans have proven all too susceptible to the anti-clinton fever. >> talking about whether she had plastic surgery or not. >> hillary clinton. is there any real reason she shouldn't run for president? >> they're running on old

. >>> unilever is selling its north american pasta sauce brand rag goo and better tollly to a group in is worth $1.5 billion. >>> sergio marchionne asking potential buyers of fiat 500-e car not to buy the vehicle. they lose $14,000 each time they sell the 500-e. >>> marathon buying hess stations. it will expand marathon's operations from nine states to 23 states. >>> nest recalling 440,000 of internet connected smoke detectors to fix a problem with a software update. the smoke and cash cash detector is struggling with a glitch that can stop the alarm from sounding -- carbon monoxide. that is today's "speed read." [buzzer] david: right on time. if you're checking in at a hotel or at the airport, your travel reward points could face new taxes in the irs gets their way. liz: travel industry right away when they heard that sent a letter to treasury secretary jack lew arguing against the taxation proposal. let's get to rich edson live in d.c. they didn't like that at all. >> not all. the travel industry is lobbying against a significant threat of a new tax on their business. they explanatio