nanci haines, are you here? james yorck or is this nanci haines? >> so, my name is nanci haines and i am interested in a seat on this committee of animal control and welfare. a little bit about me. i am a native californian. i have -- i grew up in the bay area and i've lived in the bay area most of my life. so, i have experienced a number of different cultures within the san francisco bay area. i currently reside in the mission district and i do have a dog and a cat. i'm also one of the founders of a new organization called ride a ranch rescue and it's a not for profit organization that's being set up to care for special needs animals. and at present it's new and it's a virtual organization where we're just now trying to raise funds and draw attention to special cases. our goal is to have a northern california location in a few years, provide a safe haven forespecial needs animal. as a part of the ranch we hope to also establish a veterinary internship program where veterinary students can care for the incoming animal. there's longer term plans for

i'm also nanci haines' fiance. like to disclose that. if you were to select her for this commission, i think you'd find a fearless and tireless fighter, advocate for animal. i've often walked in and seen her on the internet or on facebook in tears. in fact, we had to ration her to 10 minutes a day on those sites. we all know what we're talking about. i think she didn't really tell you a little bit about how active she is in following legislation and looking at animal rights and that whole landscape is changing right now. there are interesting caseses on the east coast that we're following closely. i'm also a co-founder of rider ranch rescue. we hold happy hours where we raise money for it with our friends. and i think one of the thing i'm hearing is attendance is a key issue at this commission. i think it's good to get? ~ some fresh blood in, some people in our age group perhaps and to drive people to come and listen to the commission and get more involved and educate that way. new media and social media to do that. that's something nanc

it's an exciting time for hain. >> also., they mentioned kroger as a challenge. when i say sprouts obviously had a good quarter. what that says is it's not that people don't want organic. they want it everywhere they shop and that means they need hain. >> listen, for the longest time other supermarkets watched what whole foods was doing. >> right. >> here's whole foods. >> they're the best operator in the world. they are a fabulous, one of the best operators. you walk into a whole foods and they have 50,000 natural, organic products and by 2018 all of their products will be gmo-free and the consumers want that, okay? they absolutely, best in class when it comes to it, but when you walk interest a kroger, they have 1800 products. you walk into a walmart today and they have a hundred hain products. so every retailer you walk into today has natural organic products and you heard me what i said on the call, wherever there is a cash register i want to sell products. if you're in the airport, which you are many times i want you bu

company out from the haines brothers. and nearly 20th century. once r.j. reynolds had more competition. and goes to new york call time and learned how corporations work in the 20th century. and he uses the ideas from duke about modern corporations and how they work, how to have effected management teams about what is going on in new york city and he takes all of that in and builds a research component of his company and brings in a swiss scientist and they're working on using saccharin and other flavorings and very quietly working on new pipe tobacco and also working on cigarettes. they are not supposed to under the terms of the american tobacco monopoly, they are not supposed to do this at all but r.j. reynolds is doing this in 1907, right as the supreme court is starting to look at american tobacco and say this is a monopoly like standard oil and this is bad and we can't do this anymore, r.j. reynolds fools out prince albert smoking tobacco and duke is spending so much time worried about the supreme court looking at the

and it is, we thought, the perfect assignment for abc's sarah haines. sarah, good morning.anything that involves s'mores, i knew you'd get in on. >> they had me at chocolate glamping is not a new idea. we've seen it on fancy safaris and at music festivals like coachella, but for the first time ever, glamping has come to the indy 500. the indy 500 has been around for over 100 years. but there's a knew way to enjoy the greatest spectacle in racing, by glamping in the infield. that's glamourous camping. think life styles of the rich and famous, camp edition. here your champagne wishes come true in the comfort of a weather-proof tent and have your caviar dreams in a queen-sized bed and the roar of the indianapolis motor speedway at your door. >> it's a magical feeling here and they'll experience amenities you can't get anywhere else. >> reporter: the camp site boasts a lounge with fire pit, a movie screen, and general admission tick es to weekend events. >> i think this is me. look. i've got flowers, i've got a table. all i need is a couple friends. i could do this. this is def

our sara haines was there and had all the best moments., good morning. >> reporter: good morning, bianna. this year marks 100 years for the white house correspondents' dinner. an event that originated as a way for journalists to spend the night with the president but over the years it's become a coveted ticket for the who's who of hollywood, and last night i was right in the fray as the glitz and glamour of celebrity cozied up to d.c.'s finest. >> when you said you would close the detention facility at guantanamo bay, that was a classic. that was hilarious. >> reporter: it was anything but politically correct at the annual mingling of the political and hollywood elite at the white house correspondents' dinner. >> these days, the house republicans actually give john boehner a harder time than they give me, which means orange really is the new black. [ laughter ] >> reporter: i was lucky enough to get in on the action, rubbing elbows with hollywood stars, washington bigwigs and hollywood bigwigs who play washington stars. >> good confluence

today, abc is proud to mark a milestone, a half century of covering this famous race and abc's sara hainess at the indianapolis motor speedway in the middle of action. we miss you back here in new york. you look great out there. >> i miss you guys so much. this much-anticipated race day is finally here, the 98th running of the indy 500. so many of the fans here grew up coming with their parents what's unique about indy, the loyalties lie not only with the drivers but the event itself. the indy 500 is a race like no other. a true celebration of the greatest spectacle in racing. with top-notch celebs. >> it's like a small city out there. so, it's pretty impressive. >> reporter: turning drivers into racing legends, like 1969 winner mario andretti. 29-time indy racer. >> this place means so much to us. >> reporter: who keeps his passion on the track. do you ever get road rage because people are going so slow? come on, speed it up. >> you feel like you should. hold back. >> reporter: overnight, the place was bumping with andretti's annual indy 500 party. >> this race in my view lives most on it

. >> hain bought rudy's.fore yesterday bdbd was trading at over two times sales, so you could argue that hain thought what that part of its business might be worth. >> herb, always good to talk to you. bottom line is we're over-healthed. be unhealthy. >> maybe. >> maybe. >>> bitcoin's recent problems may provide an opportunity for other currencies to gain ground. let's talk to two creators of alternative digital currencies, which we sometimes know as old coins. let's bring in brian kelly, behind northless coins. and reggie middleton who created ultra-coin. great to have you both with us. you brought along some of these ultra-coins here, right? if i'm not wrong, and you're not trying to replace bit appoint, but maybe compliment or piggyback off bitcoin? >> we're doing, ultra-coin is the root to allow you to program bitcoin. bitcoin value is in a protocol. most people concentrate on the little accounts of value, otherwise what they call coin and they focus on the price, 400, 600, but the value is their ability

seat 3 and nanci haines for seat 2. >> seeing no objection the motion passes. [gavel] >> congratulations. and for those that were not appointed, please try again. there's always seats opening up. okay, thank you very much. madam clerk, item number 3? >> item number 3 is a hearing to consider appointing two members, terms ending april 27, 2015, and nine members, terms ending april 27, 2016, to the sunshine ordinance. there are 11 vacant seats and 13 applicants. >> okay, 11 seats and 13 applicants. so, let me call the applicants in the order of the agenda. mark rumold. >> hello, thank you all for having me today and considering my application. they say brevity is the soul of wit, so, i'll try to keep this short. my name is mark rumold. i'm a [speaker not understood] frontier foundation. my work -- well, if you are unfamiliar with dss, we are san francisco-based nonprofit. we do work to ensure that our civil liberties and our rights and privacy and free speech are protected in the digital age. i, as part of that, the work that i do involves a significant amount of

erwin simon is a chief executive officer of hains celestial.dly on the cutting-edge of organic. within the framework of the business, do you believe we will all eat organic kale? >> you are eating it and look out good you look. it is not just organic kale. there's a movie coming out tonight called " fed up" which shows how much sugar is in products. i compare a lot of foods like tobacco. look at the ingredients in food. it's not just organic, it's cleaning up the ingredients. syrup, food colors to buy pesticides for your garden, put yourself in an armored suit but it's ok to spray it on your food. can you see an adaptation of the big food companies like general mills and the others? will they get behind what you have been doing for decades? >> they have been and i cannot do it alone. look at coco cola and the ingredients they will take out of coke and pepsi. here are these big companies that have been responsible and they know have that -- they have been putting certain ingredients and products that are bad for you, certain collaring, certain i

telling them that they can come up with these things sometimes they don't believe it. >> reporter: hains dream of becoming the first female college football coach. and the president announced a competition to train math and science graduates to become teachers. >>> warming up, our >>> oh my god. >> oh, geez. this is what can go wrong when motorcyclists split the lanes but it's legal here in california. we discovered though that the practice of lane splitting is leading to more collisions between motorcyclists and cars than ever before. ktvu's john fowler tonight tells us what's changed to make this happen. >> reporter: with more and more cars on the road, no surprise drivers get ticked off at motorcyclists. >> frustrating. because they think they own the road. and, especially when you're stuck in traffic. >> reporter: it's called lane splitting and this is how riders see it. the latest survey shows more and more california motorcyclists doing it. >> it's a meat grinder out there. you know everybody is in their own world in cars. >> chad beard says he's been motorcycle commuting for 17 ye

. >>> also ahead, jack hanna with a safari and sara haines hangingu! out with jack this morning.usy weekend. she had a very basis weekend. i mean, how does she do that? that's amazing. >> find out. that's coming up. >> he's right behind her. >>> let's get to amy with the top stories developing right now. amy. >>> good morning, guys. we begin with a massive mudslide in colorado. rescue workers right now are searching for three people who have been reported missing. the mudslide covers an area of eight square miles near the town of collbran. the mud is 250 feet deep in some places. that's deep enough to swallow a 25-story building. there are no reports though of any structures being damaged. >>> and new details about the killing spree in california that left seven people dead including the suspect. all of the victims were students at the university of california santa barbara including three people q were found stabbed in elliot rodger's apartment. rodger left behind a 141-page manifesto and a chilling rant about women who ignored or rejected him. rodger's worried parents contacted

telling them that they can come up with these things sometimes they don't believe it. >> reporter: hainsream of becoming the first female college football coach. and the president announced a competition to train math and science graduates to become teachers. >>> warming up, our chief meteorologist bill martin is telling us how warm it's going to get. >> and the speedy sale of the clippers following the controversy of the owner. to pass three balanced budgets, on time. for the first time in thirty years. today, the deficits are gone and we've invested an additional 2 billion dollars in education. now john perez is running for controller, to keep fighting for balanced budgets. democrat john perez for controller. >>> oh my god. >> oh, geez. this is what can go wrong when motorcyclists split the lanes but it's legal here in california. we discovered though that the practice of lane splitting is leading to more collisions between motorcyclists and cars than ever before. ktvu's john fowler tonight tells us what's changed to make this happen. >> reporter: with more and more cars on the road, n

sara haines is all over the story. good morning. >> good morning. for all the fun we have had watching them play barbara over the years, there is nothing quite as funny as when the real deal makes a cameo. grabbing the last laugh. "snl's" very special guest. >> i'm barbara wawa. >> reporter: no, not gilda radner. >> it's barbara. >> reporter: or rachel dratch. >> the sangria was flowing -- >> reporter: or cheri oteri. >> and now, please welcome, barbara walters. >> reporter: in the flesh. barbara walters on "weekend update" to turn the tables on the show. that has poked fun at the legendary journalist and made it an art form. >> i'm a serious person. i'm not like some fake anchor like -- you or colin. >> reporter: revealing that often imitated delivery is not her real voice at all. >> this is my real voice. hello, i'm baba wawa. >> reporter: and her signature soft focus, the secret is out. >> an interview with the president. an interview with the kardashians. yes. president. kardashian. are you ready? >> reporter: and the key to all the great interv

and abc's sara haines is on the story for us. you're not wearing the headphones. i kind of expected that. >> wait for it. billions are on the line in this deal. the beats headphones that we see on celebrities, are the buzz about cool factor in the deal. but it isn't how we're listening to the music but how we're getting our music that's at the center of this megamerger. an unprecedented title after a megadeal. >> the first billionaire in hip-hop. >> reporter: hip-hop mogul and headphone tycoon, dr. dre, boasting in a video on facebook with friend, tyrese gibson. and seeming to confirm the reported deal the beats co-founder made with apple. the selling price, rumored to be a whopping $3.2 billion. >> they need to update the "forbes" list. >> apple is buying into the brand, the cool, the cache of beats. you can't write this off to services and technology and users and all the other metrics of an acquisition. they're buying some cool here. >> reporter: this is the largest purchase for apple ever. experts say the company is looking to take a bite out of more than the

. >>> coming up, sara haines on the red carpet. at last night's white house correspondents' dinner.ony goldwyn with this puz ler. >> who was the first president to attend the white house correspondents' dinner? >> we'll be back in two minutes to see who got it right. and i know there are many myths out there about a reverse mortgage, so i want you to know the facts. there are currently no credit score or income requirements to qualify. you can get tax-free money from the equity in your home. you can use the money to pay off your current mortgage if you have one. the remaining money can be used for anything. there's no monthly mortgage payments. and you still own your home! call today to get your free guide and dvd. it explains how a government-insured reverse mortgage works. there's no obligation. one reverse mortgage is a quicken loans company. their licensed experts can answer all your questions. call to find out what a great solution this can be. don't wait, call now! >>> so who was the first president to attend the white house correspondents' dinner. let's look at the guesses ri

look for opportunities like disney onik weak this monday or hain, sprouts and whitewave. and remember, the bond market's saying something could be lurking out sthere. so it's not such a bad idea to raise some cash now that we're flirting with all-time highsow order to be ready for whatever this market or the russians can throw at us. let's go to arlene in florida, please, flarlene. >> caller: hi, cramer, long time fan. need your help. isys pharmaceuticals, it's reporting tuesday.ha i bought 300 shares at $50. ouch. what do i do? >> all right. well, these kinds of stocks are not going to start acting well yet.kito you need a total change in the economy. but i amhe never going to tell u to sell isis pharma, which could get a takeover bid down at 25. that would be absurd. this stock's down 35% and it's a quality company. i'm not at' seller, i would be buyer of isis. john in kentucky, please, john? >> caller: hey, jim. thanks for your help. i really appreciate it. >> sure.re >> caller: my stock is exxi. i bought it about a month ago after you interviewed the ceo. reported yes

people don't realize the haines of today's started off as a tobacco manufacturing in may and stayed that way if r.j. reynolds had not convinced due to buy that company out from the gains brothers then they went to textiles after the. after no more competition he keeps selling chewing tobacco and goes to new york and learns how corporations work. and he comes back to use the ideas from duke about modern corporations and how they work to have effective management teams and what is going on with york city and takes it in than builds a research component femme brings in a swiss scientist working on using saccharin and other flavoring and very quietly they work on new pipe tobacco and also on cigarettes. they are not supposed to under the terms of the american tobacco company. but r.j. reynolds is doing this. 1907 rights as the supreme court is starting to look at american tobacco to say this is a monopoly, r.j. reynolds pulls out prince albert smoking tobacco and duke is spending so much time worrying about the supreme court that he lets it go by. r.j. reynolds sells prince albert smoking to

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abc's sara haines has the details. >> reporter: the stars were out in full force, at wednesday night'sdressed like a princess, who stole the show. >> she was wearing an armani strapless spring 2014 gown, with extraordinary and very elaborate silver embroidery. >> reporter: while she is receiving praise for her flawless fashion sense, her film, "grace of monaco," in which she plays grace kelly, has recently been criticized by monaco's royal family. >> some of you ask, why did i leave hollywood? well, i left because -- because i fell with a charming prince. >> reporter: kidman embracing the fairy tale life of the hollywood access turned real-life princess. >> i don't know how i'm going to spend the rest of my life in this place, where i can't be me. >> reporter: monaco's royals, calling the film a farce. released a statement saying, they do not want to be associated with this movie. on wednesday afternoon, kidman responded to the royal family's objections. >> obviously, i feel sad because i think that the film has no malace towards the family. or particularly towards grace. >> he's been

and sara haines will explain now. >> reporter: it's becoming spring's hottest fashion statement.their midriffs at last week's met gala. while miley cyrus and kendall jenner are rocking the look on the streets. but it's not the easiest trend to pull off. we went to the experts at "lucky" magazine for a tummy tutorial. >> it's not like the crop tops of the past. it's a new crop top. and they're hugely in fashion right now. we have noel here, who is in a crop top. just a sliver of skin, with an adorable skirt that's really cute. we have jenna here. she's in a knit crop top. this is a great weekend look. and megan paired it with a full skirt, as well. that's the silhouette we like the most at "lucky." and jane in a crochet eyelet situation that we love. >> reporter: and then, there's the styles you would never wear to the office. >> this is definitely on the racier side. you could see rihanna wearing this. >> reporter: it looks like a race top. >> basically, yeah. this is a training bra. we love it, though. this is something a girl would wear under. >> reporter: to get the fab abs ne

sara haines? >> lara spencer is a stud finder. >> that is not. go ahead. amy?quickly, what is a stud finder? >> a stud finder is finding a stud. finding a stud in the wall. we have a lot of them here. or they're in the wall. in the wall. out of the wall. just a stud finder. >> another tool with multiple uses on display right now, our 13-in-1 double drive screwdriver. this could be or could not be a trick question. how many bits are there in the 13-in-1 double-drive screwdriver? 13, 12, or 26. >> "c" 26. >> ginger? >> 13. >> i'm sorry, ladies. the correct answer is 12. please, explain why. >> there is -- it is one tool. but it contains 12 bits. >> so, it was a trick. >> i was trying to give you a clue. >> you need to give me a better clue. >> jason, here we go. help us with this one. these are tools that every lady should know about and have in their tool box. this is a seven-inch pry bar. it looks easy to use. the question is, what would you use it for? painting a floor. remove a wall picture. or "c," san blasting a room. >> "b" remove a wall fixture. >> correc

and abc's sara haines is there. sara, good morning. >> good morning.s giving dances tips on goodmorningamerica.com all season long. now, coast-to-coast, they want everyone to get happy and healthy by getting up on their feet and dancing. we're in grand central right now where we've been stopping commuters. they're not here right now. but we've been getting them to show us their moves on the way to work. i'll be back next half hour with louis van amstel. and i might get to take a spin with him on this dance floor. so, stay tuned. >> we certainly will, sara. thank you very much. >>> coming up next on "good morning america," we have singer toni braxton here live. and opening up like never before. and of course, the great p.p. phillip phillips, performs live. ginger, that was for you. >>> i'm kristen sze. st. heart's cathedral prep to miltded jessica's portrait because it va lited dress codes. portraits will be displayed at graduation on saturday. see how your morning commute is going with leyla gulen. >> good morning, everyone. 8:27, we are tracking traff

. ♪ >>> time now for "pop news" and over to sara haines. sara? goes on during commercials. stay tuned. >>> first up, some awesome, awesome news for fans of "pitch perfect 2," katey sagal is joining the cast. she'll play the mom of hailee steinfeld's character, who joins the singing group the bellas. now the hilarious rebel wilson just tweeted this photo from the set with her co-stars all posing as team bellas. i can't wait for the sequel. it's due out next may. i also want one of those jackets. >> i really liked the first movie. it was really good. >> and one moment i sat with george stephanopoulos, i joked around, he totally bonded with me. i can't believe we bonded over "pitch perfect." i think he might quote it on the side. >>> we heard of people naming their babies after famous movie characters, but what about a newborn named after a car? the list of outrageous babies' names -- among them, subaru, apparently that's a boy's name, and kyndle spelled with a "y." it wasn't just one baby. six kyndles were born last year. >> all with "y." >> yes. f

- high growth, up 69%, and this whole area of engagement, because to enterprise clients, this will hain in the balance. so important to have. >> free cash flow of $15 billion, we're able to do the investments, for today, for the long run, the future, and able to return value. >> plenty of value, not much growth in ibm's stock over the past year. in fact, down 5.2%, as the industrials are up 10.7%. sue? >> ty, are the markets rigged? that was a big discussion that we had not too long ago right here on "power lunch." now, senate lawmakers are holding hearings today into the impact of high-frequency trading. cme group executive chairman terry duffy was there, he testified at that hearing. we'll talk to him about whether he believes the markets are rigged, and what can be done to level the playing field. he joins us first on cnbc. see you in a moment, mr. duffy. whon a certified pre-ownedan unlimitedmercedes-benz?nty what does it mean to drive as far as you want... for up to three years and be covered? it means your odometer... is there to record the memories. during the mercedes-benz certi

i told you about haines celestial. i want to introduce you to a smaller one. stkl.llion maker of natural organic foods. it is the number one organic soybean producer, the number one packager of soy milk and the top label fruit snacks is in the whole country. worldwide they're the top producer of oat fiber, the number one processor of confection sunflower. it has shared its businesses in order to focus on being an organic and natural. they just reported a stellar quarter two weeks ago. dramatically higher than expected revenues. 16% internal growth in its core food operations. the stock has been on fire of late rallying 35% and up 80% since i recommended it three years ago. even up here it sell for 24 time next year's estimates despite having a 30% long term growth rate. let's take a look with steven. find out more about his company sgher it is headed. welcome to the show. we were talking off camera. we got a revolution on our hands. it is a two-sided revolution. the babyboomers who want to live longer and think it is the food that will let them and it is the millenn

somewhere mark haines is laughing. mark always had great insight.y in california, please. >> caller: hey, jim. thanks for taking my call. >> no problem. >> caller: i have been speculating for 18 months. i have been getting paid to wait in pdl bio pharma. >> i know. you have the yield. if it weren't for the yield the stock would be lower. you get the yield. i don't have anything else good to say about it. eric in florida. >> caller: hey, jim. how are you tonight, sir? >> real good. how about you? >> caller: i'm excellent. my question is about the internet stock yandex. >> everybody is covering every short in russia. they think everything is good again. we have an election this weekend. let's look at it after the election. patrick in arizona, please. >> caller: mr. cramer! charter industries. >> there is a component that's natural gas, liquified natural gas on fire. then there is the cryo business not doing well and the orders from china are stop and start. you cannot recommend gas to liquids known as gtl srk. brandon in texas. brandon! >> caller: hey

i absolutely love football. >> maria haines, it's today's big idea. it is quite fascinating.u for swinging by to share it with us. we're glad you could carve out some time between your white house visits. >> thank you for having me. >> and do you have a big idea? let us know about it on twitter using #whatsthebigidea. you can shoot us an e-mail as well. >>> still to come, a social media scavenger hunt. >> some are green or black or even purple. they grow in your garden. go to trash, find the cash. >> we can't get enough of this. mystery man on twitter has people racing all over california. he's leaving clues that are leading the way to envelopes of hidden cash. he just left a new clue this hour. we will bring it to you next. ♪ [ girl ] my mom, she makes underwater fans that are powered by the moon. ♪ she can print amazing things, right from her computer. [ whirring ] [ train whistle blows ] she makes trains that are friends with trees. ♪ my mom works at ge. ♪ we really you know? take a relaxingjust to unwind.a. but we can only afford one trip this year, and his high school re

. >> joining me now is depth editor of "gq" magazine, michael hain hainey. thanks for joining me.it's a "gq" production, we love sending our guys down there. it's really an important, positive story. >> absolutely. >> you want to know from your perspective as an editor. it's not just a story about one place. it's also a story about the decline of the american city and what happens when industry moves out and in camden that industry was shipbuilding, campbells soup, rca. and when drug dealers move in, residents are forced to fend for themselves. >> it's an inspiring story. if you build it, they will come type of story. a community faced with tremendous adversity really standing. you saw brian and those guys standing for it saying no to the default future. i loved his line this is through the kids. the kids made this possible. because they pulled their parents in. it's a powerful story about a time when we all think we're powerless to effect change. it's really a stand for the change you want to be. that's why we were so attracted to this story. and bringing a community together, re

but check out other packaged food companies, thinks hain celestial, annie's all the moving high, rbc says the deal has a ripple effect. >>> investors are still watching some big flash points around the world. and michelle caruso-cabrera is here. let's start with the ukraine where pro-moscow protesters are if declaring victory. >> yesterday's referendum was chaotic. clearly the counting of ballots were skeptical, but a vast majority of people vote to do join and be independent from key jif. so far russia has been sitant. that's the key thing at this point. what is russia going to do. there has been violence over the weekend, nor does it look like they'll annex these two regions either? >> that makes florida look really good, man, i tell actual. there they are. all right. all right. >> let's move on to nigeria, a truly tragic story there, with the kidnapping of more than 200 young girls. the latest is a video that's surfaced. >> released by the girls' kid p kidnappers. boko haram has put out the video, them praying and reading from the -- based on the m.o. of this group, they think the

. >> i think of hain when it comes to whole foods. >> relatively unscathed. >> very unscathed. they were very close together and now they're starting to decouple. i don't know if irwin has been able to diversefy their business away from whole foods. i don't know that the whole space deserves -- >> oh. >> look, irwin has done a fantastic job with the business. if you're watching -- >> he's probably juicing right now. >> solid earnings here and hype surrounding jz and beyonce on the run tour has live nation flying high. we'll talk to the ceo in a cnbc exclusive after the break. sfoo and it feels like your lifeate revolves around your symptoms, ask your gastroenterologist about humira adalimumab. humira has been proven to work for adults who have tried other medications but still experience the symptoms of moderate to severe crohn's disease. in clinical studies, the majority of patients on humira saw significant symptom relief, and many achieved remission. humira can lower your ability to fight infections, including tuberculosis. serious, sometimes fatal events, such as infections

. >> hain is doing well. the shorts want to kill hain. they can't. clever than they are. >> remember the rap group from the '80s, house of hain. wanted you to jump around. >> can't wait to watch you at 2:00. i will be doing it like this. >> you and everybody else. >> listen to bay toe ven so i will be able to hear you. >> was that a clockwork reference. the durango 95 purring along. >> i'm going to listen to the do a cheering up there. >> all right. speaking of -- what's on your plm. >> shutter stock, which has been decimated. they compete against getty but not really. it's actually business. this is a new york silicon alley stock. located right now in the empire state building. we want to learn about it. i bring on companies like rocket fuel, i want to learn about them. >> tough year. >> down 24% year to date. >> typical of what's happening. the destruction of capital at the ends of people who are momentum buyers realize after february 28th when salesforce.com opened at 68 and sold down, the pirouette, that model is over. you have to show profit pro

abc's sara haines tells us how. hey, sara. >> yeah.are a fan favorite and always leave us with memorable moments. the talk of tonight's show is centered around an anticipated duet between carrie underwood and miranda lambert, a new song from robin thicke, supposedly written about or for his ex, paula patten. but most of all, with the help of technology, music fans are eager to see michael jackson take the stage again. ♪ you knock me off of my feet now, baby ♪ ♪ hooo >> reporter: the king of pop, fixed to get fans on their feet tonight, as a hologram, at the billboard music awards. ♪ you know it's thriller >> reporter: in his appearance, michael jackson is set to twist, thrust and moonwalk back into music. but m.j.'s comeback is littered with controversy. ♪ i'm bad, i'm bad >> reporter: in an emergency lawsuit filed thursday, the two companies with rights to the hologram technology tried to pull the curtain on jackson's return stating they will suffer irreparable injury in the form of price erosion, loss of goodwill, damage to reputatio

contrast this with hain, but they have diversified into walmart and other areas. the drop is a little deceiving because it did rally for the rest of the day. i think as long as it hold's today's low, you will be okay. >> shares of madison square garden are celebrating two victories. the new york rangers heading to the stanley cup. plus the los angeles clippers selling for a record $2 billion to steve ballmer. increasing the estimate value of the new york knickss. >> major on here. congratulations to the rangers. if you look at what's going on in the nba and the imputed value of the msg frap ch gg franchise gone through the roof. the knicks were priced at $1.4 billion. if you're putting a 3.5 multiple and slightly north of that on the clippers, you take the knicks over $4 billion, you consider what's going on with the underlying franchise and with the rangers, this is extraordinary. the valuation here though not really that impressive if you think that there's that much value left in this franchise. stock only taking back where it lost off of its fiscal third quart

else's job to cleanup is a place for you don't need no stinking made the suit on unit is a pair of haines the bistro always done semis of ocean beach, and it is one of the most dangerous speeches as it comes to reptiles. an adult did the lonely unless you have fans and a wet suit on every, democrats with kerr's third dropoff in the water some cases it drops arm to 68 ft. some of the, and some mourners to far out in the water the flag back into shallow waters believe and not the be something waiting don't ever turn back to the water not even for second. that also applies for medical marijuana. important to note for this there were 21 to slow boulevard all dogs must be on leashes so alike with this woman is doing ocean beach offers some money things to san do when it's warm i recommend you take time to enjoy it deserves to be safe and don't forget to read the instructions for a return long before you actually arrive at the beach especially on a windy day way almost forgot not all dogs can swim so keep that mine wirepulling in the water ocean beach stanley roberts crime 4 new spirit through

other acquisitions still to be done and are you competing against hain?hem on the acquisition trail? >> not explicitly. look, there's -- there is a limited universe of things to buy out there. hain and whitewave are logical buyers for a lot of them. i'm sure we'll see one another. but the great news is, there's a lot of die na missile in this space, lot of stuff happening. i think there will be things to buy that will be interesting to both of our companies and we both got great opportunities. >> this horizon brand, trusted brand, how is -- i know you're rolling out snacks not as fast as i thought you would, but looks like it's taking? >> it's doing very well. we're on track with what our expectations were. our intent, it is a trusted brand. it has a core demographic of consumers and where you see we built is where that core lives. so we want to establish a really strong core with our key consumers and our key demographic, key retailers and we'll move it into broader distribution. >> also the longer term story of millennia millennials. the way young mille

texas high school football player gary hains showing off his moves.ere. >> hail mary full of grace! >> that is very impressive. >> he is a corner back and going to graduate in 2015. got the offer from university of houston. is that video legit? we have been spooked before. >> there is a moment where it cuts from going up in the air and across. >> the ball leaves the frame of the camera. >> yes, it does. >> however briefly. but i am going to say it is legit and he fired it 50 up in the air and ran underneath and caught it. and that is how you get the attention of the scouts. well done, gary. nice. >> all right. this story for you now. a judge releasing a man who was sent to prison years late. >> what has been the hardest thing about this? >> my wife doing everything on her own. my family being in the public light. >> we have his incredible story and why he was free after so many years. >> demanding action from the islamic terrorist extremist who are threatening to tell women who were kid napped from school and dragged away. can the united states do any

hain celestial and twitter gaining ground after sun trust upgraded the stock from a brie to neutral witha $45 price target. took more than 150 characters to do so. and whirlpool gaining grons they will affirm guidance at the building conference this wednesday and we're ending with gogo after posting a higher than expected 30% jump in revenue. gogo trading up and i admit if it's there i use it. >> let's talk about it, more on where this arkd communicator is. we bring in the president and ceo of gogo. people are surprised. revenue grow and this is a growing field. we had a great quarter exceeding expectations and we announced plans to expand capacity and also announced signing up a new airline. >> we're excited about all these things. in that case why can't you boast earnings growth or earnings, period. >> at the very early stages of a capital intensive industry and showed significant improvements some quarter over quarter and the last several years and this will be profitable. >> we have very good gross margin. we run about 50% and we think that's already sufficient. what about this move

hain, a good number but now down, the answer to general mills prayer. have to be bought by someone as mr. gamgourd checked out. bird's eye. we are seeing consolidation. unilever, [ inaudible ] all being motivated by one thing, you cannot win against the convinceal supermarkets they're too powerful. left, mass. these companies are in the end all prey. >> not as a predator. >> global business. you can see conceivably, at very high multiples here, another bidder, i don't know, but my point is it's a global business. the key here, by the way, in the m&a side is, can they effectively hillshire get out of their pinnacle deal now as opposed to waiting for a shareholder vote either pay the breakup fee or do something to allow their bankers to move into full auction mode? >> don't forget pinnacle has a good yield, well run company, bird's eye a good business, duncan hines okay, and tyson, the price of grain has plummeted. union pacific on last night, the most bountiful year for corn. what do chicken eat? when i raised chicken, giving them corn, a fox ripped off

. >> but the company -- i want people at home appro po of mark haines' three year passing, we're tryingomething different here. we're trying to analyze both the company and the stock. that's a lot harder. on the conference call with hewlett-packard you had all these analysts, good analysts saying meg help us we have to make our model. you and i are not about the molds. tryi model. >> i marvel at the analyst so many questions on these calls trying to get their numbers right and i think it was rightzis. >> and tony. >> wait a second, how can you tell us about the cuts and the cost savings and not give us a number. >> and meg said what do you want from me? >> the next day on the reports, they were the most glowing. i thought they were rebelling. no. there's also a back channel where niece guys were pieced. >> by the way on the subject we did speak to meg whitman not more than 10, 15 minutes ago. here's what she had to say about the long turnaround of the company she's been running for over 2 1/2 years. >> at our security analyst meeting in october of last year i said it was unlikely that h

i suggested that he buy haines. i believe next month is the two-year anniversary of the spin-off.at your company when you were part of sara lee to buy it. next month they won't have any tax consequences if they buy you. does that have anything to do with your recent acquisition splurge. >> that thought process never entered my mind. the only thing that's been on my mind is creating value for shareholders. we have returned a lot of value to shareholders. we continue to think about how can we continue to do more of it. building a great company with iconic brands, significant cost takeout opportunities is going to create a lot of value. >> shawn, seen them rushing to the exits, taking advantage of the markets, conditions to exit a lot of these legacy investments. they still had a 51% stake. i wonder what their interest in selling was. how recently they entered discussions with you and what their intention was here. >> you should talk to the other side about what their motives are. clearly we have been at this a while, looking at the company for a while. we like what we got. we think

michael haines is here to talk us through two important "gq" investigations.ok at ooish and look at syria as examples of success in president obama's foreign policy. wow. former governor and ambassador jon huntsman will react to that ludicrous suggestion. and sunday on "meet the press," michael bloomberg will be with david gregory. more "morning joe" in just a minute. ♪ ♪ [ girl ] my mom, she makes underwater fans that are powered by the moon. ♪ she can print amazing things, right from her computer. [ whirring ] [ train whistle blows ] she makes trains that are friends with trees. ♪ my mom works at ge. ♪ my mom works at ge. and now you get hit again.asis. this time by joint pain. it's a double whammy. it could psoriatic arthritis a chronic inflammatory disease that attacks your joints on the inside and your skin on the outside. if you've been hit by... find out more about psoriatic arthritis. take the symptom quiz at doublewhammy.com and talk to your doctor. we are a collection of smalls. a home saved. a hero homebound for a new opportunity. a kitchen that kic

johnson and i did our book in 2008, one of the first appearance as we did after it was published, haineshad written 14 books and five or six or seven bestsellers i had written one, kind of embrace one of our early audiences and said to see people like you who come to want to find out more about -- to read books all the time, thank you all for being here and thank you to the folks who organized this wonderful festival and thank you for that very generous introduction. george said this festival is designed to raise the intellectual level, discussion about contemporary politics qualifies for that. we will make the best of it over the next few minutes. i want to talk about this book "collision 2012," a little bit about how i put it together as a way to talk about what happened in 2012. i co-authored a book about the 2008 campaign with the late teens johnson and when we set off to do that book, our belief was, i think was born out, is that this was going to be a historymaking a election. at the point we signed a contract, we didn't know how it was going to turn out, we knew there was a possib

submission chelation u c1 haine however be nkrther destabilize all of the partners in europe and the uperited states will no be weak in their resolve to about further sanctions. i discussed this issue with president obama in our talks. the most important event of the elections on a an th of may whih tbe settlement of this conflict. which right now i think we ought to give negotiations a chance. the civil war that has raged in syria for three horrible years also calls upon us to stand together, the humanitarian catastrophe claimed the lives of 140,000 people already, millions of people turned into refugees, stability and the neighboring countries and the whole region is called into question and we want to accept the status of this. germany is participating in the national protection mission that is to destroy the inhumane chemical weapons. and a number of chemical substances rendered unusable in germany. we cannot and must not accept the tragedy because the human rights and human dignity, individual freedom and will of law is the foundation on which countries on both sides of the atla