i volunteer at a charitable dinner that is in large part due to greg and christina. i [tkhrao-eur/] that the people at bac are a true and substantial benefit to san franciscans already and please approve so they can continue their good work. [ reading speakers' names ] >> if in additional speakers wanted to speak, please line up. >> steven, i work at waterfall wellness currently and i was the compassion driver, delivery person that this all of these people have been talking about that they get regular delivery for free every week. i could pretty much look at half of them in the face and tell i already service them and they were actually happy with me. i'm not sure if they were trying to help the new people -- i don't know how christina right here and greg right there are taking credit for all of the waterfall wellness compassion that we have built for all of these people to have anything to talk about. they were part of us. so for them to be here, i feel for ill patient, but i don't think it's usual to fight against us. i saw two patients here in our shop and two of

told my sister that greg did it. >> the usual suspect was looking like the right guy. >> coming up gregarriage turns out it was more trouble than most people knew. >> she said it is getting bad to a point i am afraid. >> a new development rocks the case. >> when date line continues. just said, it's getting really bad. it's to a point i'm afraid. >> and a new development rocks the case. >> it must have been a big red flag for police. >> yes, i think it was. >> when "dateline" continues. "i think we can" to "look what we've done." ryobi one+. the one system that delivers more. available only one place. the home depot. now pick up a lithium-ion drill and impact driver kit for just 99 bucks. and impact driver kit black. no cream, 1 sugargar. with a bacon, egg, & cheese mcgriddles... why does she get a mcgriddles? that's the way she takes her coffee... mccafé coffee and the bacon, egg, & cheese mcgriddles. so, how do you take yours? [ female announcer ] we eased your back pain, you turned up the fun. tylenol® provides strong pain relief while being gentle on your stomach. but for everything

do you know where greg is? >> i have no idea where greg is. >> mike, you seen greg?> have not seen greg. >> has anybody heard from greg? >> no. >> okay. okay. it's the same old story with greg. i've made several attempts to try to reach him, but he doesn't answer. he says he wants to be involved, but i haven't seen that yet. oh, hey, guys. >> hey, marcus, how are you? >> how are you? so i brought in a contractor, and we're gonna start making changes immediately. the sooner we have a new layout, the closer we'll be to making money. i need to figure out how to change the look and feel of the place. it doesn't feel inviting. >> is there anything that you really want to keep? i'd like to keep the exterior walls. >> [laughs] okay. >> this is the kitchen. >> oh, wow. >> so ideally, i'd like to go that way. >> okay. >> in here, i really want to have this bar jut out into the middle of the store so that when i come in the front door, i'm seeing a really nice bar all the way around. so i'd like to get started tomorrow. >> okay. >> we're all getting ready for one last night of

in january, greg and i left waterfall wellness. my experience in managing the dispensary and understanding the needs of our patients has enabed me to create the model of successful outreach compassat care program in san francisco, which assists over 300 patients weekly. our program is one of the few compassion programs that cater to veterans suffering from illnesses living in san francisco. we continue to offer delivery service that is free of costs for our home-bound patients who are too sick or too ill to leave their homes. our patients are diagnosised with serious conditions and most of them suffering from cancer, aids and other terminal diseases. we are able to develop personal relationships with our patients that go beyond just delivering the delivery service. for some we may be their only contact. in short, greg and i continue to provide one of the largest compassionate care programs in san francisco. these services are not required by dispensaries. which are makes us pretty unique. we know first happened there is a need for

greg didn't hear from them for several days. but according to their gps tracking device, they were moving far too slowly. >> well, looking at the wind, it's coming out of the north. they're going west. so they're just getting hit from the beam. and it's probably terrible. and sure enough, i got the first phone call from jordan about a couple days after they left, and he sounded miserable. >> that's because all four crew members were seasick in the extreme. but adam, the olympic gold medalist sitting behind jordan didn't let it get him down. >> seasickness. it's like a slimy lizard climbing from a bulging pit in your stomach up the back of your throat. it feels fantastic. >> back home in british columbia, rebecca, six months pregnant was taking care of their two year old son jefferson who liked to pretend he was rowing too. >> row, row, row your boat, gently down the stream, merrily, merrily -- >> you never had any worries that catastrophe would befall them. >> i did initially. this is a dinghy in the middle of the atlantic. it c

my greg is not real greg. it's fake greg. it's like that greg, 2. of "the brady bunch" doing the five. last weekend a festival featured a jet pack administration. >> all right. >> that is lou dobbs by the way. that d pack is maximum flight time of 26 seconds and costs $150,000 we only have two minutes. joanne, paraglide? >> yes >> right. >> so it will be obesity just growing m this country. max weight is only 180 pounds people are going to have jet packs and can't do anything with it. >> people will have to be inspired and say i can't be the only one not flying around. what have the in other words been up to? but talking about we do. >> are you going to buy one? >> i'm going to get one. >> thank you. >> i know what you said. >> i want telepore tags. >> i do. >> mainly, let me finish. >> quickly. inside of the apartment? >> from couch to the kitchen? them, then put them up. that is the problem. >> absolutely. >> what? what? >> because you break your stuff down. >> what if you come back? >> that is the point. every incarnation is a different person. i

>> the grassy field reminded jackie of when a neighbor gave greg his first job. >> he hired greg to pickaid do you mind doing this? greg was only five and he said i don't mind today, but i won't be doing this the rest of my life. >> little did jackie know she would spend part of her life making people laugh but she doesn't think much of her head shot seen nightly by millions. . >> i thought it was terrible. it didn't look like me. >> turns out jackie wants people to see her kicking up her heels. >> how is your day? what has been going on? >> i don't know if i should tell you. lance and i had a little wine and we went over to the swings and we have been swinging all day. >> who is lance? >> lance is the photographer, honey, my new friend. he is crazy about me. >> and lance is crazy about jackie. >> i knew this would be a fun day. >> before she kicked us out she imparted these words of wisdom. give your mother a ring on the phone and a big kiss and maybe some flowers. >> and a shoutout to you, greg, when you are both not working the late night air waves. incredible, you have to watch it. >

i think i agree with greg. think it's very much about safety. >> i thoroughly reject this idea that we all have our prejudices and we're all bigoted in some way. i completely reject that. >> thier differethey're differe though. >> they are different. but i'm going to use the example that he gave. if i see a black kid in a hoo e hoodie, i cross the street because i feel unsafe. same thing with the tattoos on the guy with the face with the bald face. item protecting myself in the name of safety to get away from that person. it's not about being a bigot or prejudiced. it's simply putting my safety first. >> but you prejudge that person. >> right. >> racist means you don't like white people or black people or hispanic people. prejudging could be anything. we're all prejudging at the table. >> we all make decisions. >> we have to get this in. producers are telling us that mark cuban just tweeted an apology to the tray john martin family basis of his choice of words with the hoodie. >> i didn't even catch that. >> th

as to greg's book, not cool.you try to fit in, for some reason because this is viral and you can spread it so much more quickly and people can see it, then they try to be cool and this is the way to be cool. i can't even watch them. it makes me upset. >> i can't watch it, as we show it over and over again. >> i haven't looked at it. >> did you know in second grade bobby hit me over the head with a hunch pail? you don't know it because it was 1970 and not 2014. it's not that there's more violence it's just that we have this thing in our hands that we can film. i think it's good it's there, but it's not just kids. it's the adults doing it. the bravo channel. if you turn it on, everybody is throwing wine on each other. hey, we're friends. what happened last night? she throws wine in their face. >> do you agree with the copycat argument? >> i think it depends on what it is. i agree with greg. i think this happened before the internet. i don't think it's making us more violent, though. kids are going to be kids. it ju

the copy says oh greg, i'm greg. real greg is dead.t's why tele pour station is a fraud. >> andy is on home at his couch. andy two is -- >> there is no real andy. >>> hi, i'm william devein. along with kimberly guilfoyle, dana perino, bob beckel, andrea tantaros, this is "the five." the white house seems caught off guard by the v.a. scandal. but they seem caught off guard by the sun. i haven't seen an entity more constantly surprised by its own ineptitude since britt tamm lin. how did this happen? for president you elect a navy war hero held captive for five years. oh, wait, we didn't. you get what you

greg, the cnn broke the story. it's been in the papers. i think the "new york times" and "washington post" -- or "the washington post" has defended the president, but most papers have covered this story. how is it going to affect his presidency? charles krauthammer weighed in on this and talked about how he got elected in the first place. >> cool will get you elected. cool will get you fawning profiles from upscale new york magazines. but cool will not connect you with the american people when there are allegations that wounded warriors are dying of neglect and corruption. and cool will not get you any management skills in running the u.s. government. >> do you think this scandal hurts him. >> we didn't get all that in. we should probably run nor -- >> we'll burn you a dvd. >> what was your question? >> his presidency, going forward. he got elected because he was cool. >> was the cool guy, a celebrity president. >> does something like that sweep all of that aside finally and see ideology or mismanagement, this president spt exactly cool. >

greg, let's stay with you.vastly different height with uncertain arm placement. >> that has happened to me all my life. i've learned to accept it. i've enjoyed the smell of a belt buckle. >> what about this, bob, the denied vastly different hug that turns into a weird side hug? >> this is eric's watch. it weighs about five pounds. it has mrsa, bed bugs. the chest forward, the chess bump. >> no, no. the hug, like this, where it's trying to frojt hug and it turns into a side hug. >> that could be fun. the one about kisses, the euro trash people does that. >> we kiss two times on each cheek? >> who does that? >> you and andrea. >> andrea bought me dinner the other night. i want you to know that. and i remembered your name. >> i don't like a man kissing a ghost. i'm ghost-aphobic. >> on -- you know what, eric, i'll introduce yourself first. you have to go up and say my name is eric. that is very good. we ought to go because suzie don't like this no more. the biggest wedding since will and kate. kim and kanye are ti

the copy says oh greg, i'm greg. real greg is dead.hat's why tele pour station is a fraud. >> andy is on home at his co >>> tonight on huckabee... >> they chose to be greater people. >> war hero on helping fellow veterans transition into this civilian work force. >> part of the training and skills. >> and... scandal at the va. >> these allegations prove to be true, it's dishonorable. it's disgraceful. and i will not tolerate it. >> a former veteran's affairs hospital doctor says reports of mistreatment are not isolated cases. >> some cascases, i did see bet

greg, this was a pretty good term for conservatives.s been a pretty big victory, serious business. >> we are seeing the majority reasserting itself in this term. the campaign-finance case and the affirmative action case, and now the prayer case all went in the direction of the conservatives. >> if they win on the affordable care act, that would make a grand sweep? >> it could have real important implications for the future. >> you see frustration from justice breyer, kagan, sotomayor. >> i don't know if frustration is the word. we saw justice sotomayor or deliver her dissent from the bench in a very impassioned language talking about how race still matters. you don't yet see the evident frustration that you would do from members of the court in recent terms especially with things like the health care case when it looked like that might go in the other direction. >> thank you, greg. big win for the republican establishment in the north carolina senate race to beat the tea party. is it eclipsed now and republican races? >> i think it a li

greg gutfeld at 50 or the greg gutfeld at 98 years old. >> i am glad you think i will make it to 98.á-- sit in a bed and people feed me. >> but the point is you will be a drain on society. >> literally a drain. they spent an arm and a leg to expand that far away. fans of avril levine, she has several, 12 exact, not counting her husband, chad, paid $400 for a meet and greet after a concert in brazil. during which they were told by security not to hug or touch her. the results? these awkwardly awkward photos. there is another one. you getóy the idea. is it the only, the only diva who uses the no touch policy when you posed with mother >> andy, $400 doesn't include the price of the ticket. that means people really loved her and they were not able to >> i don't see what the big deal is about this. >> what is the problem here. they paid $400 to get a picture with her and they got a peck tour with her. >> you get what you pay for. >> you are amr? home affirisms. >> what does that mean? >> i don't know. >> you couldjw$:ç have photoshoped. >> avril didn't need to be in the photos. it looks li

so that's just a taste of greg brannon. that is the republican establishment's worst nightmare in north carolina. he is someone who could cost them a senate seat they would otherwise be very competitive to win. so of course the guy that the republican establishment does want to win tomorrow's primary is not greg brannon, he's a man named thom tillis. he's the speaker of the north carolina house of representatives. he's got the backing of north carolina's republican governor, the backing of jeb bush and as of today he's picked up the backing of mitt romney. all big republican establishment figures. he is who republican -- the republican establishment thinks is their best shot of beating kay hagan this fall. that's probably why kay hagan has been running this ad during the republican primary race, knocking tillis for once sort of saying something that wasn't completely disparaging about obamacare. >> politicians, these days you got to watch 'em close, real close. here's republican senate candidate thom tillis describing obama

greg brannon. i'm here today, because greg brannon is a believer. and we need true believers in congress. >> the neat thing about north carolina is greg brannon is a doctor like myself. he's a problem solver. and i think greg brannon would be a great choice. >> senator paul campaigned for fellow dr. brannon the day before the primary election. well, here are just a few examples of greg brannon's problem solving. >> i think it would be much better if we had a militia of north carolina, militia of maryland, exactly the way the congress -- the constitution has stated, and when the executive has to act in a war, and congress declares a war, we would be stronger, because our state militias will go to the federal level for our protection. please read karl marx' communist manifesto. government merges with big business control, and that is what they are over there. >> that is a small sampling of the greg brannon who also owes investors over $250,000 after a jury found he provided them bogus information about a deal. i mean this as basically one step away fr

bloomberg supreme court reporter greg stohr joins me.ig supreme court decision that seems to pave the way for more religious expression in public venues, greg. >> this is a case about town council meetings and they had a practice of bringing in a local religious leader to deliver prayer before every meeting. it turns out virtually everyone they invited was a christian minister who would offer an explicitly christian prayer. they said it was ok as long as the town does not discriminate -- as long as they are open to bringing in members of other faiths to deliver. >> is that a profound change in church-state relations? >> it is significant because nonsectarian prayer was ok. the court was willing to say you could bring in people from the outside and not give them explicit guidelines as long as they were not proselytizing. >> greg, seven weeks left in this term. big decisions coming up? >> none bigger than the hobby lobby case that has to do with the contraceptive mandate requiring employers -- >> the affordable care act. >> employers want

did you ever want to get social with greg gutfeld? probably not. if you did, you could go at 10:00 p.m. tonight on his facebook page and he's doing a facebook chat, but he doesn't chat a lot, if it's 10:00 p.m., your chances of him saying something pretty fun will be good. >> andrea is next. >> you are such a good drunk tweeter. so greg made a very good point earlier in the show that technology can save you from technology and creeps and really bad dates. remember this scene. >> oh, i have to get this. i'm so sorry. hello. >> okay. is this when i'm supposed to call? what, what do you mean? what happened? >> my best friend, she just had an accident and she has this need, she's very fragile. i have to go. . i can give you a ride. >> that's okay. >> we've all done it. i've totally done that before. now there's a new necklace. it is from the guardian angel, if you press it when you are on a bad day, it will send a emergency message to your phone, and your phone will ring. you can say oops, i got to go. >> it's the same technology that they have for eld

i know greg gutfeld you have very good tips, don't you? >> yes, i have a lot. i'm trying to narrow them down. google speech codes in college and, do not go. you have to redefine what a cool job is. it's not a behind a desk. it's behind had a drill or a gun. if you're drawing energy from the ground or you're defending this great country, that's a real job. don't do what i did. i wasted two years in college. the first two years were a blur. i have no memory. go out and do something. learn a trade. frac to your heart's content. don't express yourself. that's stupid. >> gee. >> very wise advice. >> school newspapers, you get a good idea if they let conservatives weigh in. that gave me a good idea. it f it was all liberals i thought, i'm not going there. if there was a conservative voice there, i thought, maybe some diversity. >> don't feel limited. if you didn't get into your school of choice and you are choosing maybe to go to a small irschool, don't think that will limit your career opportunities in the future. i went to university of southern colorado, i think t

and he has -- >> in greg brannan. >> in greg brannan in north carolina.ay hagan, the incumbent democrat there, is extremely vulnerable. i think the gop in that state wants to be throwing everything at her right now. if rand paul had his way, he would have increased the chances of her holding on. >> so why did his endorsement fail, or has succeeded in other places? >> again, i think he was backing an undisciplined candidate here, and that candidate was going up against a conservative in thom tillis. that's the problem. rand, part of the problem here is trying to purify your party when you're in the minority in terms of the senate and not controlling the white house. so the timing here is also off. i think the establishment is more focused on putting republicans in seats, where you have another faction here led by the tea party who is frying to find purer and purer individuals. >> it's interesting though that democrats, kay hagan in this case, but previously, they have tried to pick their own opponents. >> right. >> they wanted to knock out tillis, so democ

greg biffle and some slower cars ahead of him. go. >> dead even that time. >> being real cautious. kasey kahne is 3rd. ten seconds back. then joey logano, dale earnhardt jr.. 16 cars on the lead lap. biffle the last of them. around the outside of travis kvapil, number 32, herer comes. jeff gordon will be looking at the white flag. >> that's the first flag he wanted to see for sure. >> great end no matter what. we got us another winner, boys. >> harvick is coming. >> all over the racetrack. a lot of traffic in front of jeff gordon. he's going to catch him down in turn three and four. >> harvick a great run. down to half a second. .4 second. a third of a second. jeff gordon off turn four win number 89 for jeff gordon! by two car lengths over kevin harvick. >> harvick made it interesting, though. little bit of traffic that he ran up on him. >> that's mighty cautious.

this is i strongly oppose is and greg is one of the best players out there i've known greg a long time ago, i stood beside him with another dispensary you approved. i strongly oppose the continuance move in his favor today >> commissioners i'm christen i urge you to hear this project today and not continue it i want more he be from the neighborhood and you wanted 80 us to do more outreach so, please hear us today. thank you >> shawn with the continuance i'll spare the details this will not be easier to decide to please make the decision today. thank you >> my name is suing i'm the director with the balboa association i've waited here i was here on may one i vote for continuance i think this legislation serves a chance we have two mcds one that was grandfathered ♪ 2005 this huge business it does back in 1944 we had the waterfall wellness they center a thrilling business this would be less 5 hundred feet away so there're location is really due the legislation and they've worked hard and deserve the legislation i'm for the continuance. >> hi i'm steven cramer crane i'm an activist i live

go at greg. >> i turned mine off. >> door shut.n get in. >> did you shut it off. >> yes, i did. i will tweet out his e-mail. >> andy, you hate almost everything about twitter yet you're on there all the time. >> they love andy on twitter. >> it's true. love. can i give an example of the worst tweets? >> sure. >> retweeting complements. easily probably the worst thing on twitter. replying to call and saying thanks instead of just relying to the person who sent it to you. >> well that's the other thing having entire conversations with someone while including someone else's twitter name in it and keeping it the whole conversation. >> i made the switch for a season. don't just say i do that all the time. >> i'm doing all of these things. >> using a whole bunch of hash tags. >> yeah. i got some bigots stuff on there. >> i don't mind the bigots stuff. i like that stuff. >> i will include you in every tweet. >> retweet andy. >> you also retweet stuff without reading it. do you realize it. >> sometimes. i got a crew who also retweet some o

. >> greg collier said eddie was his mentor. greg flew over the air show before yesterday's crash. he tried to fly upside down and cut a ribbon near the ground, a trick he had done many times before. the ntsb is trying to find out what cause the crash. >> right now, we are focusing strictly on the perishable evidence before it gets moved. >> there is no margin for error. >> this teacher says a quick wind change can have a catastrophic impact when planes are flying just feet above ground. >> the wind hits octobers on the ground creates turbulence. >> ntsb investigators will also look into how long it took rescue crews to respond. some witnesses complained it took several minutes as the plane smoke turned from white to thick black. greg wants to know why it took so long. >> the response time, it did seem long to me. >> he says he will continue to fly, knowing better than most how a simple error can be unfor giving. >> being that this is the first show i have been at where an accident has happened, i am in shock still. >> greg says pilots generally keep their same routine and they hav

yesterday her parents filed a wrongful death loft against greg alimony and several -- greg alimony andeveral other people, including the own are of the tracks. a spokeswoman for csx transportation says the company has no comment, and no word from greg alman's -- allman's team. there's accusations they had permits to their year but not on the track. >> that's right. cfx is saying, wait a minute you didn't tell me you would be doing this on the tracks themselves. we thought you you would be on the property. almost makes perfect sense. why would you then say, here's this huge safety hazard in the middle of my property, but film right then in and knowing there's an active railroad where train goes pact and forth. >> the production company claims they were told two trains a day and no train at this time put without a permit, would that matter. >> that would matter because a lot of it has to do with whether they put that young woman in harm's way and they knew that. that is foreseeable. so did you to the these trains were going to be by? an active trache. maybe you shouldn't be filming on th

>> i'm not sure what your question is, greg, as always. it was vague and hard to follow. the company is called turtle rock, is it not? >> yes. >> if you work for a rep till yen-named company you can say anything you want about reptiles. donald sterling is one of the cheap reptiles in the united states. he lays eggs in alet resack. in a leathery sack. people just don't understand the species they are dealing with. >> i never thought about it that way, but turtle rock has every right to. did they fire the guy out of principal because it didn't reflect his values or fear because they were afraid he would get in trouble? >> i think it was the corporation. first it went to the highest principals and made all of their judgments on values. they wouldn't want to be considered to be a part of some sort of heard and neanderthal reflex or mob insisting on orthodox and beyond its comprehension. >> i am going to read upheaval. >> i'm pretty sure that it was out of fear. >> it was. this social pressure we are seeing now, we can't have bad opinions anymore. are we going to self-sensor a

i'm greg gutfeld host of the "red eye" debate.ornell researchers, aka nerds discovered the secret of the perfect tweet. it is all in the wording by using algorithms, adding more details a and popular jargon there are more favorites favorites and retweets. it means you are are more likely to use them who has been called the king of tweet you have an army of followers who tweeted you, lou. >> do you do your own tweets? >> well to be honest and pair i do also -- i don't always do the promotional piece but i do the opinion base. >> if you have people do promotional tweets make sure something bad doesn't happen in the news that day. an intern does doesn't know and they are writing the tweet. 60 people are dead and they say come to the grand opening of jay's shoes. >> let's go to the person who knows twitter. joanne, do you agree with the cornell researcher's findings? do you agree with anybody? >> of course it is in the wording. you have 140 characters. i think really the point is to be funny without seeming leak you are trying to be f

greg, if i just keep talking for a full hour, does that mean you won't do the show? >> yes. thank you for that, sherrod. >> i am going to make it a full block. >> let's get to the news. it is for the prevention of unwanted attention. the so-called subway dress keeps creeps from entering your personal space. it is designed to slowly expand when it detects someone is getting too close and creating what is called a frock block. if only there was tape. >> yeah, that will work. the artist behind the dress says it is, quote, intended to provoke conversations and not just about social issues, but -- oh who cares what she says? you know who does. who does president respect -- who doesn't respect personal space? baby monkeys. >> that is terrible. you know what happened next? something awful. where was the hero cat? awful that? >> when you saw this dress did you think it was about time? >> yes, i thought, finally i can take the 6 train in comfort without being rubbed up against. first of all, how is that going to help get a creep off of you by pushing against his crotch with a device?

maybe there is something to greg's theory.at the stock prices when her predecessor bill keller was named editor. it closed at $43 a share. when she was named editor, it's $7 a share. now it's $14 a share. buzz feed reported that the "new york times" has been circulating reports that they can't compete with buzz feed, the huffington post. they're not making the money they used to. maybe she just was not performing. >> right. isn't it more about performance and experience? i mean, i don't think you should automatically get the same salary as somebody else who did a job before you just because you hold the same job. i mean, you're looking at a long list of resume, ability to deal with people. there should be a number of other factors. i think it's insulting to woman to say, well, because i'm a woman, i deserve the same salary as this person. no. give me a starting salary you think i deserve. let me prove myself. it's not about gender. that's so demeaning to women, women who use their gender to say, i deserve this and that because