women to go to grace hopper.hey do that -- it's a very small school, but they do that so that these women get connected to a network. and so that they can see there are other women like them, and they also get to meet professionals that are in the field so they can actually say, okay, you know -- they actually get role models that are relatable to them. and i think that was something we heard a lot, certainly at stanford as well. these young women were craving opportunities. i mean, they see sheryl sand berg, marissa mayer, meg whitman, but those are not accessible role models when you're a student. it just feels like that's so far away. they really need the chance to actually meet real women that are in the field, entry-level, mid-career. it's wonderful to see senior women as well, but they also need to have access to women that are more close in age to them. and i think the hopper conference is such a fantastic example of that and how that's working. so that was, ultimately, why we were there. and we just had t

i remember when we went to the grace hopper conference, we went early on in our reporting, when he soldhe book proposal, we went to houston and we spent a few days at the grace hopper celebration of women and computer, which is the largest gathering of female technologists in the world. so all these woman who are used to being the only one in the room they're there with 15,000 women from all over the world. ... it was one of the first time that researchers have actually highlighted them. it's not just enough that they press and interest the big issue is persisting through that. we went to grays harbor because it is one of the schools that actually pays for freshman women to go to grays harbor. and they do that. you can see there is other women like them. they actually get role models that are relatable to them. these young women were craving opportunity they are not necessarily relatable. if you like it's so far away. they needed chance to meet real women that are in the field. they also need to see action for that. it is such a fantastic example for that. it was ultimately why we were

keep an eye on google flights or use the hopper app which can tell you when prices are predicted to go up or down. and can pin point the cheapest dates to fly. >> i got to write those down. every time we do those pieces i say this, and i go to book a trip and i have no idea what to do. >> go to the old stand by, kayak. >>> when we come back, rihanna surprises a fan with a heartfelt message. >> and now it's kim and kanye's turn for baby watch. yeah, "the skinny" is next. ft untreated mucus can build up causing further problems. treat mucus buildup early with #1 doctor recommended mucinex 12 hour. the bi-layer tablet immediately releases to thin and loosen excess mucus and lasts for 12 hours. learn more at mucinex.com treat excess mucus with mucinex 12 hour and enjoy living well. ♪ ♪ girls, they want to have fun ♪ oh, girls just want to have fun ♪ >> sorry, i need to bring it down a little bit. ♪ wanna have fun >> happy birthday, cyndi lauper. >> 64 years young. >> and looking 63. no, she looks amazing. she looks absolutely marvelous. and

trying to make a smart decision here whether or not to eat grasshoppers, they sell toasted grass hoppers at the concession stand in seattle. four straight hits in the third and the two-run shot off felix hernandez and mark lighter jr. give its right back and allowing two homers in the fourng and then in the fifth. robinson cano another home run. >>> so long sixers trade sean long to houston for a third round pick and rockets are busy today and land nine time all start chris paul from the clippers. >> and he gets ready for play in utah next week. fultz believes he will help turn the sixers team around and they had major ups and down in college losing their final 13 games and finishing 9-22. >> i am a guy to lead by example and when we started losing i had to speak up on the court. becoming a great leader as a point guard and bringing the character traits to the nba. >> can't wait to see him play. >> the philosophy for temple football if you want to by be a champion you have to train like one. like rocky balboa, they got a true rocky workout. >> come on! >> hey hey -- >> philadelphia histo

hopper is good. >> all right.castro valley asked, is it possible i will payoff my mortgage before i retire? >> yeah, that's always a goal. go into retirement with a paid off house. if you do that, you can live like royalty on not much money. here's what i want you to do. go online, use a mortgage calculator to find out how much extra you will need to pay to reach that goal. paying down a mortgage drops your tax break. leoppege f e-mails, i'm 59 year old. i have a 401k. i don't need it but i'm in the 40% tax bracket. should i take it all out at once or gradually? >> you might want to buy some tickets for larry to hawaii. >> that would be helpful. >> look, don't touch it, not now. if you take it all out a once, the taxes atre going to be horrible. now, you have until 70 1/2 until you have to ta sanything and then it's a mim distribution. the government figures out how long they think you're going to live and you can to take that percentage each year. now, here's the good thing, kind of a bad thing i guess. it withou

you can also use websites like google flights or the hopper app, which will tell you when flights arego up or down and pin point the cheapest days to fly. david? >> all right, really great advice. kayna, thank you. >>> when we come back tonight, the new headline about olive oil and alzheimer's. >>> there is news coming in tonight about the driver. >>> and george clooney back in the news tonight, but look at this. what's in his hand right there? that drink? well, it turns out, it was worth a billion. we'll be right back. in the mirror everyday. when i look in the mirror everyday. everyday, i think how fortunate i am. i think is today going to be the day, that we find a cure? i think how much i can do to help change people's lives. i may not benefit from those breakthroughs, but i'm sure going to... i'm bringing forward a treatment for alzheimer's disease, yes, in my lifetime, i will make sure. pain is sometimes in my hands, be a distraction. right before a performance especially. only aleve has the strength to stop minor arthritis pain for up to 12 hours with just one pill. this is my

. >> the bright colors on this grass hopper are meant to warn their predators. >> not poisonous. >> reporter: the camp was created in 2007 by a student pharmacist. >> they organized the whole program. they go into the schools, talk to the science teachers. >> reporter: one of those who attended in 2007 is a double major in biology and neuroscience. >> when i first got to hold my first human organ, which is a brain, i was nrtdested because this is one person's life in this whole organ and i got inspired by that. >> reporter: like her these students may decide to stick with science for the rest of their lives. lean mulends. >>> stay with us, meteorologist drew tooma. >>> and the girl took a stage at prekindergarten graduation ceremony. ♪ remember when every new fork on the trail, led to a new adventure? then keep the tradition going at bass pro shops, with great deals -- like your choice of select men's t's and henleys for under $10. plus free family activies and crafts. nchts taking a live look at san francisco international airport. some travellers had to change plans because of the extreme

of a you can never you never run out of bureaus to say at least not a fraction despite what dennis hopper says apocalypse now is more about what marlon brando said at the end the horror. you know you turned the camera on the lights right here to keep. the horror that that that was not a good mom brando project yeah and really it's all about the colon it was ation right and we're cool colonized by debt and he says james howard kunstler this is who i'm reading he says that the end of it the price discovery from hell is arriving and the accumulated monstrous debts of persons corporations and sovereign societies will be suddenly shockingly absolute in self evidently unpayable in the securities represented by them will be sucked into this kind of war to seize of time space depicted in movies about mummies and astronauts this more about the colon as ation. and the colonization the amount of. the semi-colon. detritus slash fecal matter that is collateralized this mountain of financialization this pyramid scheme is still growing as long as there are a will to collateralize there's nothing stoppin

keep an eye on flights like google flight and the hopper app which can pinpoint the cheapest day to fly>>> well, from flying to driving. a little car news tonight. for the second straight year kia has taken the top spot. the survey ranks brands by the number of flaws found in the first 90 days of ownership. it makes the kia and genesis which came in a surprising second place. porsche was third, followed by ford, ram and bmw. it's based on responses from nearly 80,000 car buyers. it did find there are still issues with voice recognition systems in so many cars. >>> coming up next a hollywood superstar whose accidental business sold for a million dollars. dollars. >>> and an ♪ ♪ isaac hou has mastered gravity defying moves to amaze his audience. great show. here you go. now he's added a new routine. making depositing a check seem so effortless. easy to use chase technology, for whatever you're trying to master. isaac, are you ready? yeah. chase. so you can. >>> now to a major flashback tonight in golden gate park. they're celebrating the 50th anniversary of the summer of love. it features

nasty hopper to the back hand. and look at that right there for duda, and he barely hangs on. about that play. >> slater, 2-4 today. kbloberred a double. did slater in the fourth inning and then got an infield hit that he just chopped a big bounce over the head of the pitch er ad scored a run on the sixth. round about, and long sacrificed fly. 0-1. and the run batted in, 2-0. and still lives in the bay area, on the peninsula. hillsborough. right there in the corner. >> and advance in the corner. you get there. and your supports. and effectiveness, his split hasn't. it gets righties and lefties. and you can see there's the pitch delight. >> we could see why. that is straight down with a little bit away from the left hand. again, you get that type of movement from the high release. it's a great split. not quite as tight spin raided as the fastball. not many guys have that combination. >> hundly, two down now. mark is warming up in the giants bullpen by the way. some people see him in the ninth inning. down in atlanta tuesday night. prior to that game in denver. >> curve ball, on

because harvey college is one of the schools that actually pays for freshmen women to go to grace hoppernd they do that so that these women get connected to a network and so they can see there are other women like them and t i get to meet professionas in the field and say they actually get role models that are relatable to them. these young women were creating opportunities. they see people like meg whitman but those are not relatable when you are a sophomore engineering student. it just feels like it is so far away. they need a chance to meet real women in the field, entry level midcareer. they also need to have access to women that are closer to their age. i think the harper conference is a fantastic example of how bout and how it is working so that is ultimately why we were there and we had the most amazing opportunities when we went back to the campuses. >> i spent some time at stanford. you can do whatever you want to do. there is a group c++ and that is how you start your computer science studies. not only was the group of college students but it's a network of engineers and some o

grass hopper. >> not just grasshoppers. eating grass hopper. >> would you do it? chilly lime combination, has a lot of salt on it, sold at a concession stand at seattle field. >> what? oh, my gosh. >> they're munching. >> oh, eating them. >> actually not that bad. >> ya, you can see, see them passing them in the dugout yesterday. pitcher gave it a shot. some of the other ones were like, i don't know, here take the whole thing, i don't want it. >> depends on how they're fried. fried like with chicken, taste like chicken, just absorbs the oil. >> they say that about everything. everything takes cents like chicken. not everything tastes like chick glenn i'm say whatever they are frying in the oil, like if you taste the chicken, if you fried fish, you taste the fish. >> but then the little legs and stuff, oh? >> you would be surprised what you actually eat some of the bugs just hop in. >> i guess if i'm really hungry, and i have nothing else and i need to live, maybe i would consider t so would you order them? grasshoppers let me get me some. >> i tried it once. let's

. >> reporter: the bright colors on this grass hopper are meant to warn their predators. >> it's poisonousbut it doesn't bite. >> reporter: the catch was created in 2007. >> they organized the whole program. they go to the schools, talk to the science teachers. >> reporter: one of those who attended in 2007 . >> i was really interested, because i was like, this is like a whole person's life in this one organ, and i got inspired by that. >> reporter: after today, these students may decide to stick with science for the rest of their lives. in san francisco, leeann melendez, "abc7 news." >> very cool. did you know that you can buy a 3-d printer for less than the cost of a cell phone? >> michael finney shows you what a at at&t, we believe in access. the opportunity for everyone to explore a digital world. connecting with the things that matter most. and because nothing keeps us more connected than the internet, we've created access from at&t. california households with at least one resident who receives snap or ssi benefits may qualify for home internet at a discounted rate of $10 a month. no

number five royals and pirates, base hit off the first base man's glove, slides and then a one hopper tag safes them, gets the out at home. look at this play, sliding into the outfield and then guns the runner at home. i like the play by the catcher, too. a nice team effort dive and then get him out. this kid thought he was slick. unsuspect ing pizza delivery man and he dumps on him. he drops all of his p pizzas. this out. the kids were going viral, but then the pizza guy got them back dropping buckets all over these kids. he gets the last laugh. >> it loose like they're ruining their own pizzas. they lose game one on one. a pair of four legged sports feets. check out this adorable puppy with the putting help and then he celebrates just like we all do. that's adorable. these pups hanging ten on the back of a long board. then one jumps onto , here we go and over the back of the server and takes a ride all the way into the shore how do they not fall off? these puppies are amazing. number two , murray state basketball camp, director told campers if he hits this 830-foot shot they'll all

. >> reporter: the bright colors on this grass hopper are meant to warn their predators. >> it's poisonous it doesn't bite. >> reporter: the catch was created in 2007. >> they organized the whole program. they go to the schools, talk to the science teachers. >> reporter: one of those who attended in 2007 . >> i was really interested, because i was like, this is like a whole person's life in this one organ, and i got inspired by that. >> reporter: after today, these students may decide to stick with science for the rest of their lives. in san francisco, leeann melendez, "abc7 news." >> very cool. did you know that you can buy a 3-d printer for less than the cost of a cell phone? >> michael finney shows you what a >>> a really fascinating world of 3-d printers. >> this is amazing. i'm blown away of how chep they'the cheap they're getting. price points are getting so low, more people are likely to have them in their homes soon. this 3-d printer at stanford's product realization lab is out of reach for most consumers. the university purchased it for $100,000. this 3-d printer that we saw at a

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grass hoppers, question mark. now, the phillies did win 5-4. >> there is no way a grasshopper tastes good. there's no -- you can't make that up. >> we're going to bring you something. >> now -- >> not even with a little lemon on top? how about some lime? >> i think it would be crunchy. >> it's not going to be good. >> i can't. >> it's probably like chicken or pork where if it's undercooked, it's not real good but crunchy, spice it up -- >> anybody know where you can get crunchy -- >> seattle. >> we're not going to seattle. >> that's the end of it. >> i prefer sausage and peppers. >> if you're hitting the road this morning what do people need to know? >> you're not going to be eating grasshoppers before you go. this is the vine eastbound just around the ben franklin parkway. you can see a disabled vehicle right before or you can say after the offramp. no big problems or delays on the eastbound side for now, moving toward 95 having an easy drive, still an easy drive with that disabled vehicle in place. we're good in

i like to use the apps, hopper and kayak. tell them when and where you want to go and they tell you when the prices drop, and i got my family to europe at half price. when they say the price drops, you have to jump on it. richard, good luck and have fun in hawaii. >> if you have a question for michael finney, record it on your smartphone or tablet and use the #askfinney. >>> google planning to bring 20,000 jobs to the south bay, so why are some residents concerned. concerned. >>> and running fa ♪ all across america more people are choosing nissan. concerned. >>> and running fa ♪ ♪ it's america's best sales event at nissan the fastest-growing auto brand in the u.s.a. take on every day get 0% for up to 72 months on 13 models. ♪ ♪ ♪ did you know slow internet can actually hold your business back? say goodbye to slow downloads, slow backups, slow everything. comcast business offers blazing fast and reliable internet that's over 6 times faster than slow internet from the phone company. say hello to internet speeds up to 250 mbps.

john lackey leads one wheaters seventh hopper. stephen strasburg struck out 13 today.wo earned runs no matter danny murphy swipinging it. 14th of year nats win 8-4 and cubs not only lost game they may have lost mvp third baseman on routine fly. crisis bryant makes catch and trips over the base rolled ankle and had to be helped to the dug yot. the team says he has a moderate ankle sprain. >> today sergeant first class brien greene caddies for ricky fouler as he practiced as quicken loans. after the round he got something cooler. >> put that right there in the white hat. >> i like that man. >> they gave him a little boy? >> he after his third tour. >> way to take away from the moment, tony. >> it's wonderful. it's wonderful [ laughter ]. >> quicken loans they finance everything. >> it's great. i do love that. [ laughter ] stay with us we'll be right back with the news at 11 hi guys. it's great to be here. in the desert. at the mall. on the mountain. at school. at the beach. in the big easy. yeah yeah today i want to show you guys the next-gen chevy equinox. what do you t

>> it is thursday, it is the 9:00 hour there is could go right in the hopper quickly.his is going to be interesting, i need feedback from you. till death do us part. is that too much? what one expert says is different now that should make us real-think life-long commitment, like marriage. i will explain. >> so many bubbles. these masks that we're about to show you, popping up all over the internet. you can see, they're kind of funny looking. so if you're going to look this funny looking you would think maybe it works, it has to do something for your face, right? we're not sure but we will at the time it oust. see if we look at ridiculous. >> but is supposed to improve your skin, right? >> make you look beautiful. >> okay. >> also, speaking of popular and famous, we've got major star, oh, ya, you know him, love him, guy, on the show this morning, what eggs cooking up in our neck of the woods, not one but two locations, in our area. >> i watch that show all the time. i think it is still the number one rated show on food network, diner, drive in's and dif's, triple d. the

which would let bars stay open longer.brittney hopper reports on why some californians are not keen on idea ... of extended hours. dozens of people gathered in front of city hall tuesday morning rallying against sb 384 - the bill that would allow california bars to stay open until 4am... lisa bridges/against bill: "my biggest concern is that passing this sb 384 is going to increase tragedies for communities, for families." tragedies like what happened to sonny skyhawk - his granddaughter was killed by a drunk driver when she was 21 years old... sonny skyhawk/against bill: "its a heartache that never heals unfortunately and you take it with you the rest of your life."skywalker says having the bars stay open later means more drunk drivers on the roads at a crucial time when people are driving to work or parents taking their kids to school...sonny skyhawk/against bill: "people that are going to work at 4 o'clock in the morning they are going to encounter these people that are just leaving those bars and are intoxicated." the bill was introduced by senator scott weiner of san francisco. cu

. >> supposed to be the master teaching the grass hopper and i doesn't been the larva now. what the hell is up with that? >> it's easy to fall into trouble. it's like, people you know, they'll say something smart. if i was on the street i would be so messed up that i mean there would be no thinking about it. it would just blow. and someone would get hurt. you know like now you just can't do that. that's not normal. you got to control yourself. >> he's young. he's got a long ways to go. i was in the same boat. you know? i used to do the same stuff. but at least he's got a chance. at least he's got a chance to get back out there. that's what he's got the think of. screws up, he ends up like me. i done lost everything. >> even his handball game. >> just hit a man while he's down. oh, man. if i had an "s" right there. that's right. that means stone. >> it sucks. >> stone. james stone. stone sucks. >> hey, sir. >> coming up. >> some staff here have been recommended you be released and some haven't. >> i'd like to know -- >> christopher trotter makes his case for returning to gen

among the many new shows in the hopper is a sports-themed "bachelor" spinoff where former "bachelor". it's called "the bachelor winter games." the one thing bachelor fans want more than anything is to see the contestants wearing more clothes. so i like this. [ laughter ] abc are also doing a kids' version of "dancing with the ars junior."d "dancing with the i tell you, the real challenge of "dancing with the stars junior" is finding celebrities who are already washed up by 9 years old. [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] that should be interesting. hey, we don't have a lot here at abc. but what we do have we milk the hell out of. so all right. now to the main event. it's time to shine a light on the entrepreneurial spirit of this country. we scoured the united states, we found some very interesting stores, stores that have multiple specialties. and let's go to the wall of america now to meet some of the owners. [ cheers and applause ] from missouri, this store, you can see it's cadwell's, a towing service and ice cream shop. if you need to be towed and would like an ice cream cone,

republicans harbor an ancient animosity towards medicaid, raiding the medicaid hoppers achieves two of their goals. first, it kills a lifeline for more than 70 million low-income and working class americans. and second, it provides the g.o.p. a piggy bank to aid their donors and pay for these tax breaks for their friends. in fact, trumpcare alone would provide the wealthiest individuals and national corporations with over $660 billion in tax breaks over ten years. included in this figure is the repeal of the health insurance tax which gives a $145 billion tax break to insurance conglomerations and their c.e.o.'s. millionaires will get a tax break of $50,000 per year, more than three times the income of most medicaid beneficiaries, and the top 400 highest income earners would save $7 million in taxes annually. all of this comes at the expense of the 23 million americans who will lose health insurance coverage under trumpcare. don't let the g.o.p. fool you. trumpcare is not about creating health. it's about concentrating wealth in the hands of a small number of americans. it's about maki

so the bill i introduced today, i will literally walk here to the floor and drop it in the hopper in just a second, it will allow anybody with a concealed carry per mitt in their home state to use that permit here in washington, d.c., as if it were a driver's license. neil: what if you don't? >> i'm sorry, neil? neil: what if you don't? what if you come from a state that doesn't allow that? >> you can apply for a non-resident permit in washington, d.c., if you don't have a permit from your state. that provision is in the bill. in facts makes it slightly easier to get non-resident per mitt in washington, d.c. neil: d.c. has some of the strictest gun control laws in the country, congressman. people hearing it, good congressman made sure he and his fellow congressman are protected -- i know what you said about trying to provide this for all, but if you are living in the district now, and you don't have this right now, how could you under this measure get that? >> well, we're working on legislation to do that as well, to make it easier for resident. even though they can't apply for a per

republicans harbor an ancient animosity towards medicaid, raiding the medicaid hoppers achieves two of their goals. first, it kills a lifeline for more than 70 million low-income and working class americans. and second, it provides the g.o.p. a piggy bank to aid their donors and pay for these tax breaks for their friends. in fact, trumpcare alone would provide the wealthiest individuals and national corporations with over $660 billion in tax breaks over ten years. included in this figure is the repeal of the health insurance tax which gives a $145 billion tax break to insurance conglomerations and their c.e.o.'s. millionaires will get a tax break of $50,000 per year, more than three times the income of most medicaid beneficiaries, and the top 400 highest income earners would save $7 million in taxes annually. all of this comes at the expense of the 23 million americans who will lose health insurance coverage under trumpcare. don't let the g.o.p. fool you. trumpcare is not about creating health. it's about concentrating wealth in the hands of a small number of americans. it's about maki

load up the hopper with wood pellets.ese. ainsley: put wood chips in here and light them? >> you put wood chips and set the dial and it does all the work for you. super easy. steve: little smokestack, you will drive the neighbors crazy. oh, yes, the doocys are grilling again. ainsley: wood chips different flair. >> i do a lot of smoking at home, you will make a lot of friends with your neighbors. steve: meanwhile astro turn out here. it's never too soon to start mowing. and this looks like a fantastic dust blocker mower. >> this a great craftsman lawn mower we have on sale right now 179 on ace. great upgrade for dad. get rid of the old rusty lawn mower. 179 right now. ainsley: steve, take a rest, you deserve it, you are a dad. steve: we don't know that this has been properly assembled. >> just for the record, i didn't put this one together. when dad is done grilling and mowing the lawn he can take a nice rest on ha hammock; matt, o we have anything in that yeti cooler? steve: fantastic. matt, thank you very much for joini

the counties will find that information in their hopper the next day. they will have the ability to determine whether or not the application is correct. >> do the three jurisdictions here have some kind of ?rovisional voting if you get to the polling place and the address or name is wrong , is there a way somebody can cast a ballot before they leave? > >> yes we do. it is very limited. we have election-day registration so people can register at the polls. >> so the failure to have your name properly -- i noticed the time on others. the registration system is much more open than that tallying system. mean that the system doesn't need to be further protected. the somebody -- they are the other somebody who gets into the registration system, we think other company -- countries and governments are doing that as well. you are pretty good at packing voting machines. do you think the russians are as good as you? the russians have the resources of the nation state. i would think their capabilities would significantly beat mine. i think that is an important poin

have a record that is compared to the b and b questions and the they find that information in their hopper the next day -- or their computer system -- and the next day they will have the ability to determine whether the application is correct. >> do all of your three jurisdictions here have some kind of provisional voting if you get to the voting place on election day and your address is wrong or your name is wrong or it doesn't appear at all, do you have a way somebody can cast a ballot before they leave? >> yes, sir. >> and illinois? >> yes weeks do. >> we have provisional ballots but they're very limited. and we also have election day registration so people can register at the polls. >> so the failure to have your name properly on the -- i understand, chairman, and i also notice the time on others. but just the registration system is much more open than the tallying system. that doesn't mean the tallying the idea that ing ting is. >> senator cane. >> thank you, mr. chairman. >> dr. halderman, you're pretty good at hacking voting machines by your testimony. did russians of the resources