but 5-year-old gus dorman really is.y he began reading before he was potty-trained at just 18 months. >> he asked me so many questions about chemistry that i called up a graduate student and asked him if he'd be willing to sit down with my boy. >> reporter: turns out little gus has an i.q. of 147, way above the average score of 100 and high enough to join mensa. >> where smart kids go. >> reporter: that exclusive high-i.q. society. the score of 145 is considered genius territory. and yet, kindergarten is a struggle in a different way. >> they're teaching me stuff that i already know. i have to skip to like second grade and stuff. >> reporter: mom and dad credit the educational apps that he's been playing on the itouch when he was 3 years old. gus is not the only kid in mensa. he's not even the youngest. england's sherwin is just 3 years old. and in 2000, pria appeared on "the tonight show." will one of these pint-sized geniuses become the next stephen hawking or albert einstein? both reportedly topped the charts at 160.

and -- gus. site and we -- we decided to have him tested so we could try and get him into an online program, and -- i guess that's basically what's going on. >> and is he home schooled or does he go a traditional school? >> okay. no. he was home schooled, you know, until he started preschool and then he started kindergarten. his birthda is in october. we petitions the school board to get him in early, and we have a really good superintendent, and he built flexibility into it along with our school board. now we're finding out that because he's using an ipad for hyperlearning he is doing second grade applications for, like, home school applications, basically teaching second grade. so he's getting bored in school, which is why we had him tested. now there's no funding for gifted kids. >> and, gus, gus strikes me as the type of 5-year-old that needs to be -- needs to probably be challenged on a regular basis? >> yeah. when you see what he's learning in school, and it's not an indictment against the

we played gus spring on "breaking bad."volution, john carlo esposito is here. and then with his brand-new album that came out today, it's called "dear ms. lonely heart's" cold war kids. tomorrow night, russell brand will be here. bob costas will be with us. and music from gary allen. and on thursday, patrick dempsey and music from seth sentry. join us then. for 11 seasons as host of his own show on hbo, our first guest boldly questions nonsense, hypocrisy and a variety of deities. watch "real time with bill maher" friday nights at 10:00. please say hello to bill maher. [ applause ] >> in addition version of my theme song. i'm going to fire my band and hires yours. >> jimmy: how was your easter? >> i love the religious holidays. i had an easter party at my house. >> jimmy: were there bunnies involved? up that sort of thing. you tweeted a photograph that i'm interested in. >> i did, didn't i? >> jimmy: the interesting thing is you got downtown julie brown in there. >> i love my old friends. >> jimmy: she's nice. and then the

gus is already smarter than most people you know. his parents said that he began reading before he was potty trained at just 18 months old. >> he asked so many questions about chemistry that i called up a graduate student and asked him if he would be willing to sit down with my boy. >> reporter: and he speaks japanese. he was tested, turns out he has an iq of 147, 12 points higher than what's needed to join mensa. >> where smart kids go. >> reporter: the exclusive high-iq society. but he's so far ahead of his peers, kindergarten is a struggle. >> they teach me stuff that i already know. >> he's reading sight words at school and books at home. >> i have to skip second grade and stuff. >> reporter: impressive as he is, gus isn't the only kid in mensa, he's not even the youngest. at 3 years old, this boy from england holds that honor. in 2000, this 4-year-old appeared on "the tonight show." will these pint-size geniuses become the next doogie howser? or a classmate of elle woods? >> iq of 187. it's been suggested that stephen hawkings s

we have pnc senior economist gus foshay here.us why much of the blame falls squarely on the government. ashley: one possible bright spot. gas prices. they are down more than a quarter of a gallon from a year ago. andy lipow tells us how low they could go by the summer. keep your fingers crossed. >> it is top of the hour. stocks are kind of mixed. gold and oil trading lower than expected on that expected gdp report. we have team coverage. nicole petallides on floor of the new york stock exchange. sandra smith still in the pits of the cme. we'll start with nicole at the nyse. >> tracy and ashley, you're absolutely right that economic report pertaining to gdp came in lighter than expected so the growth we saw under what the analysts were hoping for, the economists more notably. with that that really puts a damper on things. had the gdp done better we would see a better picture on wall street. dow jones industrials up 16 points. led by names of hewlett-packard, boeing, merck, chevron which cale came out with their quarterly report. t

as for gus, he has big plans. >> a doctor. >> a doctor, indeed. for parents wondering if there little darlgs are mensa members, they have usually good memories. fear not if your toddler does none of the above, dan and bianna, not all early-achieving kids end up being smart. so, there you go. >> i love him speaking japanese. >> he should googled pottery train and trained himself. >> uncle ron. >>> coming up on "good morning america" drp the mother who simply vanished. what happened? the 25-year-old to jessica. >>> meet the young woman who snuggles for a price. is this prostitution? or meeting a basic need? [ female announcer ] it's a mountain grown morning with lively colombian. it's a morning breeze smooth as black silk. with folgers gourmet selections k-cup packs you can turn any day gourmet. rich roasts and flavors... available where you buy groceries. he went to jared. the ballet slippers? i used to dance. hearts? it's called the red hot love bead... oh. ...i've said too much. [ female announcer ] this mother's day, find the pandora celebration

history because this is a story about history, the born december to*e sausage factory was the born gus to*e market which was established in 1920 by *f by the casisa family on a 3 thousand dollar bank loan, the family started manufacturing sausage in their storage just around the corner and they built this factory in 1948. if you look to the overhead, that's a picture of the factory, in an article in the journal of "meat" december, 1948, celebrating the opening specifically references the layout of the building and specifically references the main floor noting that at the front of the building, near the entry way, there was a men's locker room that services the rest of the factory next to that is the inspector's office and beyond that the actual where the meat is made. nowhere in the plans nor in any of the history or any of the facts -- we went back and read newspaper articles and went and looked at building permit plans, we didn't know there was any indication that there was an ancillary retail space on the site. as the za letter speaks about, the factory was operating illegally, it n

now, unfortunately, gus isn't doing so well in school because, you guessed it, it's just too easy.. of 147. the average adult, like john and i, is 100. that's it. >> give or take. >> you could test us out of the park. wow. >>> this could be the best game show prize ever. "the price is right," offered a contestant a chance to win a new ferrari spider. look at that. sticker price, $285,000. >> she played the game called three strikes. and suffice to say, she struck out. the ferrari isn't going anywhere. >> of course not. i wonder if it's rigged. now, who is going to want the tax bill attached to that car? >> you'll find a way somehow. >> and never mind the insurance cost. >> i'd find a way somehow. >> you'd have to work to maintain that car. >> it put my daughter to work or something. i'd find a way. >>> for some of you, your local news is next. >> for everyone else, we're coming right back. is more than a savings card. it's a rewards card that gives you 500 rewards points every time you fill a prescription. points you can redeem in store or online for, well, almost anything. rack up

my name is gus feldman with 2021, i am field representative for 1600 workers at san francisco generalhospital. right now, the report's certainly feeling the crunch of the budget deficit that was discussed today. and i think it's most -- i think feeling this most vierly, in the fact that many department directors, or division directors i should say have been directed to put a halt to all future hiring, our current hiring, and that has created a situation in which workloads have become unmanageable. it's created a situation in which patient care is being jeopardized, and which both patient and staff safety is being jeopardized. in the psychiatric unit it has been reduced to 12, the graveyard is staffed by two people, one rn and one psychiatric technician. we're concerned about this. as mr. wagner pointed out really well in his presentation, the full implementation of the affordable care act presents great opportunities for dph to bring in much-needed revenue. i think the approval of the supplemental at this time is critical. we can't allow the department to enter into 2016 without full

the drama last all day with first australia beat our grandfather to win aau gus that.ason day, first two holes, thanks to this one, takes the lead at 8 under. angel cabrera, he takes the lead with a great approach on 7 where he birdied. not bad. tiger, two stroke penalty hurt him. finishes with a 270, tied for fourth. snedeker and he if finishes in sixth place. s ons zi has the lead. and day, he finishes his day in third place. angel cabrera, birdie on 16 gives him a share of the lead. adam scott on 18, you dream about these putts as a kid. are you kidding me. in the clubhouse with a nine stroke lead. shoots a 69. angel cabrera knew he needed a birdie, unreal. just money, he birdies and we go to sudden death. second playoff hole, huge left to right break, looks like going in, dangles on the limb, he can't believe he didn't drop. adam scott, 12 footer, drains it adam scott is 2013 masters champion and first major title and first australian to win the masters. >> an incredible day everything fell in the right lane, i guess. i kept plugging away. i didn't know it was goin

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to that problem we're able to get general fund to restore those reductions for the years 2013 fully gu but in focus year 2014 there wasn't enough general fund dollars available and they were back filled at 50 with general fund. so you can see on this table we have total reductions on those programs of $10.5 million and the baseline dollars that have been reallocated and this is the base budget for the two years coming up and that's $5.2 million in on a fourteen and that's spread through the programs >> and this will go up? >> so next slide we have the estimates on the sequester. there's a lot of uncertainty here so we've got on the spreadsheet in front of you are the initial estimates based on the percentage reductions are and what that would mean. the information is still changing and this is probably a negative impact, of course, it's uncertain but it would especially show what would happen if we have the 16 percent reductions to ryan white and on top of those have another additional cuts to the funding. so it's about $900,000 to wrooin white and for a total of $1.3 million and again

. >> ey, gu with our first video. >> i think it's real. >> i don't know what they did or how they didat line or string. >> are they pulling down on the one wire? >> i'm going real, but i'm surprised they didn't set the tree or field on fire. >> i think it's real. >> real. >> real. >> five reals what do you think? >> i think it's real as well. this was a fire hazard as well. they connected the two wires, the charge resulted in a flame. >>> video number two. >> he looks like he has no head. >> his head just turned leftment. >> yeah. >> no this camel is walking without a head. >> i wish the edit stopped before the horse turned. >> that's a camel. >> oh, man. >> i'm 0 for 2 today. >> i think we all agree this is real. there's nothing else to say. last but not least, video number three. looks like we're at a car wash. >> guy getting out of the car. >> no. >> oh, no. >> i think that guy was the parking attendant and just parked it in that spot, now he's leaving, job well done. job not well done. >> at leasts not gaining much speed. hopefully it will bump into something and stop. >> it's sti

thousands crowded into a gu show at the cow palace and in south fran seasons there was a gun buyback program. >> the hot item of the day, not rifles or handguns. but ammo. gun enthusiasts were five and six deep at the gun show. despite the natnal debate in washington, gun ownership and local gun shows are as hot as ever. >> i think the resentment of law-abiding gun owners is the random act0s of homicidniac are being p o lawful, legal guck owners. >> bob is the owner of crossroads of the west gun show. based in exput do more than 60 shows a year. san francisco is among the company's top revenue generators. >> johns i one of the reasons why the ehaven't is so pop explar why the attendees will spend thousands of dollars on the hot's item of the day, ammo. >> came from four counties away to get ammo because nobody has ammo, and this is very disconcerning. >> the line was two hours long. john and others felt compelled to wait it out. he is concerned legislation will require people to register before they can purchase ammunition so, like everyone hells, -- else, he i stocking up. >> if a t

come on gu guys. >> collins now receiving an outpouring of support. even getting a call from the president himself. and shout out from his fellow nba players. >> i think it's fantastic that if he's taking such a positive influential role. spokes person in many respect. >> you can see the rest of george stephanopolous exclusive interview with jason collins tomorrow on good morning america at 7:00 a.m. right after abc 7 morning news. >> at 11:00. elderly woman died tonight in an apparent fire in hayward. started at about 7:30 at the cypress house apartments on cypress avenue. man in his 70's did make it out. his wife who was confined toer bed sa did not. investigators say the fair started in the bedroom but they are not yet at this point sure how it started. >> hot weather is coming this week as fire danger let's check in with sandhya and look at live doppler 7 hd. >> yes. next couple days will be concerned about high fire danger but rate now i show you live doppler 7 hd and we have some patchy fog along the coast and higher clouds moving in as well. re

no bulles in the gu i take the cli out of t gun. i put the crip in there.e bullet out of the chamber. i take the gun and put it in the box. i lock the box and it's not accessible. this is a big part of what i've taught my children and what i continued to preach at home. a lot of people will say, my god you don't have access if a burglar comes in. i will take my chances. i would rather do that than make this accessible to children in the home. >> cheryl: you have a couple sons. you talked about this from the day they could understand? >> i took them shooting. i took them to ranges to shoot the weapon. but my family are not hunters. we like to think of ourselves as compassionate people. to me a gun is something i wear at work. when i go home, it's in the box and i don't have need for it there unless it would be an emergency situation. >> cheryl: for parents that have guns, what is your visi right now? >> always make sure that it is unaded. teach your children never to point a gun at anybody. one accident can create devastating effects and ruin everybody's liv

. >> that's the gu the driver right there. >> reporter: what were people doing around him? >> they're trying to stop him because he was trying to escape. >> reporter: like he was struggling against the cuffs? >> yeah. >> reporter: let's slow down the motion and you can see the man in the gray t-shirt in shorts, kneeling hard on top of the suspect's legs, pinning him down to the ground. he is now charged with assault with a deadly weapon, hit and run and being under the influence of drugs. which drug? police say it appears to be a stimulant, perhaps meth or angel dust, but they are going to have to perform tests to find out for sure. as he turned to leave with the other customers, he also captured this image of employees giving first aid to their colleague. the 61-year-old wal-mart employee was trying to calm down the driver when he got knocked hard in the head. and the suspect is from seaside about 70 miles south of here, south from san jose near salinas. besides the drugs that was obviously in the man's system, they still can't explain why he would choose to crash through

come on gu guys. >> collins now receiving an outpouring of support. even getting a call from the president himself. and shout out from his fellow nba players. >> i think it's fantastic that if he's taking such a positive influential role. spokes person in many respect. >> you can see the rest of george stephanopolous exclusive interview with jason collins tomorrow on good morning america at 7:00 a.m. right after abc 7 morning news. >> well new here at 11:00. elderly woman died tonight in an apparent fire in hayward. started at about 7:30 at the cypress house apartments on cypress avenue. man in his 70's did make it out. his wife who was confined to her d sadly did not. investigators say the fair started in the bedroom but they are not yet at this point sure how it started. >> hot weather is coming this week as fire danger let's check in with sandhya and look at live doppler 7 hd. >> yes. next couple days will be concerned about high fire danger but rate now i show you live doppler 7 hd and we have some patchy fog along the coast and higher clouds movi

sources tus writing out his answers because of a gu throat that's left him unable to speak. special interrogation team from the fbi will handle tsarnaev's questioning. >> how did they plan this, what was their motive, did they have help, and are there others out there. >> reporter: it appears dzhokhar and his older brother tamerlan were planning to set off other bombs. >> they were going to attack other individuals. >> reporter: tamerlan was killed during a shoot-out with police. dzhokhar escaped but was caught friday night hiding in a boat. charges against him could be filed as early as today. the city of boston will take time today to mark the one-week anniversary of the marathon bombing. at exactly 2:50 this afternoon the entire city will observe a moment of silence followed by a bell ringing across the street. there will also be a private funeral for krystle campbell today. there was a public wake for campell in her hometown of medford sunday. hundreds lined up to pay their respects to the 29-year-old who friends and family say was always smiling. >> she never let anythi

and the owner the oldest parts attack has fled in two thousand and ten one of his workers also be old gus did meet the m. and just wants up to that he and ninety five other staff are owed seven million euros in wages that'll look at the after short talk i had to force myself to leave so i wouldn't hurt him the workers see that they are being made to bear the cost of greece's economic woes this is that the story. and of course the. pain is. very unequal across industrial northern greece the story is repeated this fertilizer factory used to be a center of northern greek industry nowadays though by economics fair or foul it's a ghost factory and the only fertilizer coming in here is imported from elsewhere in europe it produced specialised fertilizers until one day the workers were called together and told by the owners that the know how for their products had been sold off and that operations would be stopped. it's criminal that a profitable industry will shut down an industry that produced high quality material and the. workers now see the cruel irony that since the factories closing ferti

gus. dry conditions raising concerns. this tomorrow evening until wednesday evening.or temperatures tomorrow, very mild out the door. a lot of 50 degree readings. mayor 60 for antioch. into the afternoon, cooler today but still warm. 84 for san jose. for inland valley, a bradys as well. 87 in danville, 87 in pleasanton. closer to the coastline, we will find relief from the heat. ocean beach blocking. 72 for san francisco. and with interested in forecast, a little cooler than today. the warming trend will resume. more than 90 degree readings for thursday and friday. keep that in the back of your mind for the next few days. remember you can watch the weather forecast whenever it is convenient for you on our 247 bay area news channel on comcast channel 193. >> reporter: is that while, but the warriors going up to read = 1 against the nuggets as everyone talking about staff curry--staff curry. scoring 22 points in the third quarter. it was all golden state. curry and the warriors have averaged 58 percent shooting in three games and that's dynamite. >> i have a lot of conf

hey, gu weekly buzz. have no fear because i'm here to break down the top places to be this week. this tuesday come to the french film and wide conversation class to help non-french speakers to discover french cinema. san francisco is offering weekly class. the class will take place in the theatre with refreshments and popcorn for a $5 donation at the door. the carnival maybe more up your alley. the annual fundraiser for mckinley elementary school. watch dogs compete for best tricks at the biggest dog event in san francisco. don't miss this from 7 a.m. to 4 p.m.. this sunday april 14th, the block party is on in full effect when this neighborhood celebrates in street parties so pedestrians and roller skaters can take over. valencia street is a place for people to party. c'mon in and join us. that's the weekend fun. for more information click >> ladies and gentlemen, welcome to day two of the senior leader seminar for san francisco fleet week 2012. we had a great day yesterday and we're going to have an even greater day today. we've got a number of people that i would like to bring

come on gu guys. >> collins now receiving an outpouring of support. even a call from the prhimself. and shout out from his fellow nba players. >> i think it's fantastic that if he's taking such a positive influential role. spokes person in many respect. >> you can see the rest of george stephanopolous exclusive rvw with jason ins tomorrow on good morning america at 7:00 a.m. right after abc 7 morning news. >> well new here at 11:00. elderly woman died tonight in an apparent fire in hayward. started at about 7:30 at the cypress house apartments on cypress avenue. man in his 70's did make it out. his wife who was confined to her bed sadly did not. investigators say the fair started in the bedroom but they are not yet at this point sure how it started. >> hot weather is coming this week as fire danger let's check in with sandhya and look at live doppler 7 hd. >> yes. next couple days will be concerned about high fire danger but rate now i show you live doppler 7 hd and we have some patchy fog along the coast and higher clouds moving in as well. red flag warning will be going up startin

even from practice slow on the short run gu good on the long run. out where the speed is. if you would have told me i would have finished fifth today i would give you a hug. i'm pumped up about the finish. >> matt: i will take a handshake. coming in tonight hadn't finished in the top ten and scored a fin here in texas. >> chris: meanwhile, kyle busch who recently shot a cameo he on the fx show anger management with charlie sheen celebrating here. all smiles. more interviews in a moment. >> chris: here is where it wound up after 500 miles. two toyotas and three fordoes. jimmie johnson hanging in to fen initial 6th. >> michael: a great run for aric almirola. the richard petty motorsportss team was strong all weekend and finished up strong. >> chris: kasey kahne and matt kenseth. harvick had the engine changed and started at the back of the pack and finished 13th. >> michael: ambrose in the other richard petty car finished 19th. and jeff burton crashed on the back straightaway and still came home with a top 25 finish. >> chris: danica patrick wound

one of the things that gus mentioned was, in the psychiatric unit, and when you start cutting staffing, it becomes a health and safety issue for our workers. and the potential for people to get injured, and assaulted, goes up. so it's so important to be adequately staffed in public health. and i'm just asking for your support on the supplemental bill. thanks. >> chair farrell: thank you very much. are there any members of the public that wish to speak on item no. 2? okay. seeing none, public comment is closed. colleagues, we have the supplement a before us. we have recommendations that the department of public health as agreed on from our public analyst. could we entertain a motion to accept the recommendations of the budget analyst and amend the appropriation? so moved. we can do that without opposition. can i entertain a motion to move this item forward as amended. we can do that without opposition. thank you very much. mr. clerk, can you please call item 3. >> the clerk: 3. hearing to receive an update on the human services agency's budget for fy2013-2014 and fy2014-2015. >> chair f

. >> gus ruiz blamed the delay on transition to a new post master and says the process is fairly simple. >> we actually look at it from a humanitarian perspective first of all. our first consideration. >> once james was able to install a mailbox the postal service began delivering his mail to his door. >> it is just essential and makes my life easier. >> sweet. hardship cases should ab dressed to your local post master along a note from your doctor zrik the condition. >> it's ashame he had to do that. >> good to know what rules are now. >> thanks michael. >> another check on the forecast right now. >> yes. >> cooling. fog is here along the coastline goitsing to stick around. cooling trend will continue into wednesday. temperatures look like this. you'll see the sun there heading towards fresno area a warm day. 90 degrees. los angeles, san diego starting out with morning fog and then into 60s for afternoon. here in the bay area you'll notice temperatures dropping off more inland areas. 82 is for antioch. 73 in oakland. up towards north bay napa, 76. fog is sitting only 58 in half moon ba

. >> gus ruiz blamed the delay on transition to a new post master and says the process is fairly simple we actually look at it from a humanitarian perspective first of all. our first consideration. >> once james was able to install a mailbox the postal service began delivering his mail to his door. >> it is just essential and makes my life easier. >> sweet. hardship cases should ab dressed to your local post master along a note from your doctor zrik the condition. >> it's ashame he had to do that. >> good to know what rules are now. >> thanks michael. >> another check on the forecast right now. >> yes. >> cooling. fog is here along the coastline goitsing to stick around. cooling trend will continue into wednesday. temperatures look like this. you'll see the sun there heading towards fresno area a warm day. 90 degrees. los angeles, san diego starting out with morning fog and then into 60s for afternoon. here in the bay area you'll notice temperatures dropping off more inland areas. 82 is for antioch. 73 in oakland. up towards north bay napa, 76. fog is sitting only 58 in half moon bay. c

. >> jimmy: jared looks looic a gu guy, he has a lot of tattoos.s comfortable with his body. perhaps a little too comfortable. let's see what jared says. >> of course. very nice. your mom is going to be proud. >> jimmy: we don't necessarily need proof. if you say yes, we'll take your word for it. all right, let's move on. >> ma name is maria. i live here in los angeles. >> have you ever texted a naked picture of yourself to someone? >> oh, yeah. >> jimmy: really? everyone says yes? what is it about her? maybe wishful thinking? let's look. >> yes. >> tell us about it. >> my girlfriend. i send them to her all the time. do you want to see them? awesome. i love you angela. >> yep, you're definitely naked. >> jimmy: angela is a lucky lady. you've got to come visit hollywood, by the way. anyway, we have one more? >> my name is janet george. i live in kansas city, kansas. >> have you ever texted a naked picture of yourself to someone. >> jimmy: okay, as she ever texted a naked photograph of herself. some are nodding yes. but we do not seem to have a conse

our peak when gus clocking in at 55 mi. per hour. redwood city half day and oakland all seen 44 mi. per hour wind gusts. 38 and there filled. were still under a wind advisory for about 20 more minutes. take a look at our current wind gust. things have calmed down and a number of locations. 30 mi. per hour and half when bay. as i mentioned, it went in buys three still in effect set to expire at 9:00 tonight impacting our bay shore is the coast line. these winds are dying down now but it's still going to be breezy out there tomorrow. satellite and radar pictures showing an area of low pressure is pushing in bringing showers to northern california. again to continue to tomorrow but not as bad as today. overnight, we will see, conditions except for the delta and you'll see when picking up and fare fell by 5:00 a.m. and will be breezy to raw afternoon with wind gusts and 20 mi. per hour opposed the third is a forest. temperature rise tomorrow, were seen much warmer conditions titmouse tend to 10 degrees warmer. temperatures getting back in the '70s by wednesday's and thursday and possibl

why his or her bad mood can be containing gus. >> he has gotten 32 more plugs this week. it's the commercial having people across the country talking but not exactly the way the company might want. do you know what they are trying to sell in this commercial? we will tell you coming up. brian kilmeade coming up on fox and friends. >> the biggest answer is what are they trying to sell besides cuteness which is what we try to sell for three hours every day. coming up on fox and friends, i will tell you michelle mal pin has been lined up. bob massi the latest on real estate. is the housing bubble ready to burst or bounce back? john foust will be here and will be excited about something. we are looking at an exciting way to look at the draft coming up. we are live at george w. bush's presidential library. do we have a water fountain? former white house press secretary dana perino sits down with her boss one-on-one. we will get the preview only on fox news first. across an ocean in a three-hundred-ton rocket doesn't raise as much as an eyebrow for these veterans of the sky. how

the presidt or vice present or attorney general and have the responsibility of enforcing the federal guaws and not bear some responsibility for what is going mon the city when you simply don't enforce the law against drug dealers, gaps and fe lops -- gangs ad felons. the case the president is talking about the poor girl that was killed in for tin august ration, what he doesn't mention -- for the inauguration andwhat he doesn't mention is the gap member was pucked up on a gun charm and put out on pration, rearrested three times for break-ins and trespassing. left on the streets. there was no federal prosecution at all. that goes on day after day in chicago. the media won't call the president out on it. they have no interest in it. it's the only way we are going to make people safe. then they come up with some lame excuse saying well, they're prosecutg at the local level in chicago. everybody nows that is a joke. they're not. >> lou: we know btter. we know whatever they're doing it's not workingch we want the give creditfor last month. we did get a report that there was a declean of 42% i

gus, you'll give us more, right?! sorry, fellas, it's been called. alfredo, no mas curly fries!rallo. you think we can knock this out in time for judge mathis? it's a good one about a lawnmower. hi, donna. a little turd told me that you're competing in the float contest this year. rallo was the turd. it's a contest?! rallo, you didn't tell me that, you little turd! don't get too excited. the same bitch has won the contest for ten years: me. (laughs) raymond: there's a boat chasing us! listen up, rallo. i am not about to lose to miss teddy suxpin over there. a'ight. i can't believe we're going to the pillsbury doughboy's house! i can't believe you believe it either. was that a gun? hmm? oh, no, i'm not about to trick you into shooting a turkey. you know, it's a long trip. why don't you put your seat back, take a nap, and i'll wake you up when we get there? i'm too excited to sleep. nonsense. catch some zs for pa-pa? here's a blanket, larry the leopard, a eye pillow, and this. good night. (snores) (whimpers) what the...?! where's the pillsbury doughboy?! dead, junior! the turkeys

before congressman reynolds, illinois was represented by congressman gus savage, who was investigated by ethics committee for accusations he forced himself on a female peace corps volunteer. he denied the allegations, later wrote the woman a letter of apology. the last three tries at representing illinois 2 in congress were kind of a nightmare, which brings us to tonight. the associated press tonight has called the race to fill the empty seat in illinois 2 for the democrat in the race, 76% of precincts reporting. this candidate got a little more than 74% of the vote. behold, the newest member of congress, latest to represent the people of the second district, robin kelly. the people of the second district frankly deserve a break and some decent representation. tonight represents a fresh start for illinois. congratulations to the district. good luck. hope it works out better this time. we will be right back. [ female announcer ] when a woman wears a pad she can't always move the way she wants. now you can. with stayfree ultra thins. flexible layers move with your body while thermocontr

prosecution's veiling background checks since he became president i don't need a lecture from him and about guiolence i watched his 16 years if you want to stop people from killing other peopl then deal with the mental health component and keep weapons out of the people who have no business having them but today you cannot sell a gun to a prohibited per cent without a private sale of a gun show or ephedrine licensed firearms tell me how you do in forcing the tools we give you then we will consider giving you more. lou: as a citizen i get a little nervous when i hear this president talk about liars that the nra when that represents if those of us who are interested and preserving our rights and gun owners who want to exercise our rights and a president who calls such people liars when he has not taken one step to aress the issues that led to the sandy hook tragedy it is the ultimate in my opinion this president has misrepresented the of legislative components of what was defeated yesterday. i would much rather see an deal with the mentalealth issues because of the last six tragedies that occurr

look further, you have to be prepared for, you know more of the syrian children dying, living in ref gu. you've got 10 million refugee people outside the country living on food assistance and monies running out. it's really a dire humanitarian crisis. but i think the burden of proof is on people who are arguing for a u.s. military intervention because the stakes are so high enthe american people aren't interested in sbeth into another war in the middle east. >> thanks to all three of you. i appreciate it. >>> coming up, still on the agenda, democrats not giving in on gun control just yet. >>> plus, the problem is that the media landscape is changing so rapidly. you can't keep up with it. i remember when buz zprks feed was something i did in college around 2:00 a.m. our second progressive panel of the day grades his performance. >>> breaking news coming out of west los angeles. we've learned that a bomb squad haze been called to the va hospital. it appears that someone came into the hospital this morning with a grenade. the details of how this happened, they're unclear at this point burd

and some 2,000 miles away, north korea threatened a nuclear strike on gu all. now the u.s.deploying a land-based missile defense system, somewhat easing fears of an attack on the u.s. territory. >> though i hearken to see these improvements in the defense posture, i am concerned, not only as a governor, but as a man who has a wife and children and grandchildren here. >> those are the -- some of the same concerns that husbands, wives and children here in the u.s. have for their service members who are stationed over there in south korea. one of the big advantages ta the u.s. has is how quickly they can reinforce troops within two weeks, wolf. they could double the size of their combat aircraft and triple the size of u.s. ground troops in the area. >> yeah, guam there, almost 6,000 u.s. troops based there at any one time. not very far away indeed. chris, thanks very much. north korea only has two direct neighbors right now, south korea and china. the saber rattling has nerves on edge in both countries. let's get the latest from our correspondents in the two capitals, starting

do you have any regrets in making the case that this is a bow gus stat?tantial number of purchases of weapons are achieved without background check. that's a fact. everybody who has worked on this issue. republicans and democrats alike understand that. >> bret: the "the washington post" gave the president three pinocchios from the 40% stat because it comes from three decade old studies 1994. >> it's too bad that he used outdated statistic because people i have talked to say good background checks actually would do more to prevent gun violence than banning the ammunition clips or assault weapons. believe it or not, out of those three things, even though the background checks has the most likelihood of passing. i think the president undercut his own argument. >> i think they have been using sort of shady statistics on in any number of ways. one of the things he said in the speech again and again and again was citing this 90% of public favors background checks comes out of this begin pack poll. what it doesn't say or mention is that a majority of americans t

bases in gu all.d not suggest shooting down any missiles in inhabited areas, in other words, not targeted in anger. >> what happens, fareed, if they do launch not just one or two, but multiple missiles, and they all go into the pacific ocean, they fly over japan, land if the water. then what? >> that's precisely why i think the american plan seems to be at least not precipitously to intercept them and shoot them down. because if these are sort of harmless missile tests that end up in the ocean, perhaps one way to stop the escalation is not to intercept them. if they do appear to be close to south korea, or to japan, i think that becomes a different matter. the key here, wolf, is probably not really what we are doing to protect ourselves. north korea is really not a threat to the united states. it has no capacity. the nuclear warheads it has are too heavy to sit on these missiles. the missiles are not particularly good. you remember a couple of years ago they tested one and it was a spectacular public

. >> jimmy: dude, this gu -- wh -- uh -- wh -- >> his second film. >> jimmy: how do i know -- i don't this is his second film and the guy is so talented. >> jimmy: he is extra awesome, like -- >> yeah, the look of the movie -- the story has these twists and turns, all the way up until the final frame. >> jimmy: yeah, i don't wanna -- i don't want to -- of course, i can't spoil anything but it's almost in the middle of the movie, there's a twist that's like -- what?! >> yeah. >> jimmy: it's so good. i'm like -- and i love it but -- >> the most unique fight. i'll never be able to do that fight again. >> jimmy: you'll never be -- absolutely. and it's so well done. we can't really talk about it but what is -- [ laughter ] we tell everyone -- >> yeah. no, can't talk about the movie. >> jimmy: again, we'll be right back. no, i'm just kidding. can you say -- what is the movie about? >> it takes place 60 years in the future, after an alien invasion and my character lives up in this cool sky tower and basically, my character -- i fly a cool bubble ship, fire laser guns and i fly down to the su

>> reporter: gus who testified in january on her behalf, he says he was not prepared for the hate mailreceived after getting off the stand. >> i had no idea there would be so much character assassination associated with it. >> reporter: alyce laviolette is going to finish her testimony today leaving the stand for testimony that is going to bring out unwanted enemies. cnn, ted rowlands, phoenix. >> alyce laviolette is going to be answering more jury questions. with every new day comes harassment online. one of her friends told the arizona republic that she's getting angry phone calls and e-mails at her office in long beach, california. one of them so serious that her colleagues had to call the police. in fact, her friends servnt hero the hospital for anxiety and heart palpitation. she ended her testimony early last week due to illness. wednesday she had dinner with her defense attorney and someone followed her, took photos of her, and posted the photos online. it is quite a new phenomena. i want to bring in jean casarez who is outside the courthouse in phoenix and criminal defense attor