horn strumper! what does this fellow want? get out, oaf, before i pluck both your eyes, cut off your head and make corkscrews out of your legs. he's gone already. but he left this letter. you read it. i don't know whether i'm going out of my mind or whether i forgot how to read. read it, clownish female. it's probably from manure. exactly. he says that he has escaped from prison, but the czar has welcomed him most warmly, that he is going invade your territories and reinstate boggerlas on the throne, and that you will most certainly end up swinging on the end of a rope. oh, i'm scared. oh, oh, oh, i'm frightened. oh, i'm a dead stalk. what's to become of me, poor wretch that i am? this nasty man is going to kill me. saint anthony and all the saints preserve me. i'll shell out bags of phynance and even burn candles to you. oh, god, what's to become of me? there's only one course for you to adopt, pa ubu. - what's that, my love? - war. may god defend the right. well and nobly spoken. oh, yes, and i get knocked about all over aga

the dvd component of that has been cut in half. >> that was jon erlichman with alan horn.sic business, cds have also struggled. vinyl has actually been doing well. this has even been with digital downloads and the itunes store dominating. jon went to check out one of the few factories where records are made. >> long before there were digital downloads, this is how you made an album. at rainbow records, the recipe has not changed. >> it is a process of heating up the dye, the hot vinyl, and the pressure. it goes under 1800 pounds of pressure. it is like making waffles. >> we are inside one of only a dozen facilities that still press records. four years ago, rainbow records was down to making 5000 lps a day. >> our average day now is about 25,000. six days a week. >> 6 million lps were sold last year in the u.s. it is small versus total sold, it is 140% growth. that is compared to a 44% drop in cd sales. look no further than rapper macklemore. a year and a half after the release of his album "the heist," rainbow is making the vinyl version. >> when you buy the physical copy

with alan horn about the secret to this kind of box office success.hman asked him how frozen has been for disney. i will say that it has been a phenomenal success. it is the highest grossing, number six of all time, it is the number-one animated picture. the biggest before that was "toy story three." this is a gigantic success. albumse been millions of sold. it is the number one on the charts. have you guys seen "frozen" question mark can you get that song out of your head? are you going to make a sequel? >> we haven't talked about a sequel because we have announced a broadway making show in new york. the next thing will be a musical. we just need four or five new songs. kristen and bobby lopez will write those songs. sequelve a title for a that has been embraced. glad you picked this form to reveal all of the plot specifics of the star wars film. the internet is going to go crazy. you just told us you just told us you're heading to london. design.ok at production i have learned to be very careful about star wars. if i say that there will not be skate

the horn was not sounded. and definitely the train was not stopped. so person behind the wheel didn't have adequate supervision. >> reporter: cal/osha says that "simple approval" safety procedure was also the reason for the death of another worker in 2008. also in another case back in 2001. now, each of those violations carries $70,000. so all three violations totaling $210,000. back here live now we are standing in front of cal/osha's office here and cal/osha says bart has 15 business days to appeal those three citations. and we're going to follow this story for you and bring you more information at 5:00 and 6:00 tonight. for now, live in oakland, i'm da lin, kpix 5. >> bart released a statement. the general manager says bart has fundamentally upgraded its safety procedures and plans to spend over $5 million in additional resources to bellster bart's security performance. union leaders came out with this statement saying bart management is finally being held responsible for poor choices made during last year's strike. to read the full list of violati

you can imagine it is 12,000 miles around cape horn in new york city. it take as year to get a message. sorry, it is 25,000 miles. 12,000 is china. that was one of the problem with astor's vision was the lag in communication. not the lack of communication because he tried to communicate. he didn't know rather hunt arriv arrived. he did, mostly entact but he was there. he was wanting them to stand fast and he was willing to put endless resources behind it. but his men didn't have the will. hunt, i can, thought that astor was that willing to spend as much money as astor was willing to spend. astor, at one point, spent over a year trying to convince the u.s. navy or the president, secretary of state, everybody in washington, d.c. to send an armed ship to the mouth of the columbia to defend astoria against the british navy. and the u.s. navy was going to send the ship but the crew got diverted last second. he was a planner and outfitted other ships. bought a ship called the well armed. he sent two captains undercover to see london. and he gave them a blank

horn has been a very busy guy since he joined disney.es the marvel and the pixar brands. within a few months, they bought lucasfilms to get their hands on "star wars." we started with "frozen" because it has breathed new life into the animation unit at disney. i asked him about the financial success to the company. >> i will say that, not that we care about money, it has been really a phenomenal success. it is the highest grossing film -- number six of all films of all time. it is the number-one animated picture, up to about $1 billion worldwide box office. the biggest before that was "toy story 3." this is a gigantic success. millions of albums sold, it is number 11 on the charts. have you guys seen "frozen?" can you get that song out of your head? ♪ fox, don't bother me anyway ♪ >> you have done yoda before. now we get you to sing. are you going to make a sequel? >> we haven't talked about a sequel because we have announced that we are making a broadway show in new york. the next priority will be for us to do a musical. we have the mus

for some it is going to be a cooler day especially right on the coast and i know some of the fog hornsl be sounding but it will not matter and it is mostly sunny and that fog dissipates fast. there are some areas of fog and maybe a few upper 60s and 70s but they are fanning out and some temperatures are right at 50 and we have 58 warm degrees, and we have a few postal fog patterns and here is sal. >>> all right, steve, traffic is getting busier all over the place for sure. let's go to the bay bridge and there is not a huge back up and i do want to mention, we are likely to see slow traffic all day today if it's not going into the city it will be going out because of today's home owner at at&t park. let's look at 8:30 so you don't have to wore i would. i want to mention a new noninjury crash as i push in and it is not causing a huge delay but it is there and traffic on 101 so far is a little bit slow, 632, let's go back to the desk. >>> fire investigators are still trying to figure out what caused a big fire which destroyed one home and damaged two more. this started on moss brook circl

we will ask alan horn about the secrets of block esther success. ♪ >> i am emily chang. est."rg "w be theonardo dicaprio next pixar to play steve jobs? the oscar-winning director has approached him about starring as jobs. withs said to be in talks sony pictures to direct the movie based on the biography about walter isaacson and has a script written. now to the special series on how technology is changing the entertainment business, wiring the world. since the june 2012 arrangement chairman of disney studios, alan horn has had "froz en" topping the box office. we asked him about the secrets of this box office success. >> alan horn has been a very busy guy since he joined disney. the marvel in pixar brand. within a few months they bought lucasfilms to get their hands on star wars. we start with "frozen." lifeviously breathes new into the animation business. i asked him about success from this movie. it has been a phenomenal success. the highest grossing film in number six of all time. this is a gigantic success. there has been millions of albums sold. number one on the charts.

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my dad came back from work honking the horn. she was like -- i think she actually said, "i think we won the lottery." [ laughter ] i think she actually -- something like that or, "dad got a raise" or something like that. she made me and my sister go out and we were holding hands waiting for my dad to pull into the driveway. and he came in and just slammed the door and the horn was still honking. he's like, "i gotta get that -- gotta get the car fixed." that was real life. this one's from @lindsayrung. she says, "my dad drove a truck with a rope tied around each windshield wiper. he pulled one side, the passenger pulled the other." [ laughter ] >> steve: been there. like this. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: ten and two, man. this one's from @ianjmiller. he says, "my high school station wagon could squirt wiper fluid on the car behind me." yeah, yeah. [ laughter ] powerful, powerful stuff. this one's from @parlezcooper. she says, "at every bump in the road the glove compartment would fall on my passenger's knee and the seat would fall bac

of 6'7" travis browne. 15 seconds. [ horn ] >> referee: time! >> mike: so far so great.is round was a little bit even. impose your game now. hit him, step in and out. if you have the opportunity, take him down. finish this fight. win this fight well. there's no reason to stay in this game. >> mike: mike winklejohn. >> that was a much better round, travis. >> follow up close. >> this is something we never expected. fabricio werdum mocking travis browne and then lighting him up. fabricio werdum with a spinning backfist lands with the forearm. fabricio werdum with a stiff jab. another jab. >> mike: you know what's interesting, joe, is we say that as we look at this fight on paper, fabricio werdum and his team would have said we totally expected that we could do this tonight, we felt that fabricio could outstrike travis browne. >> joe: of course they say that after the fact. this a beautiful takedown by fabricio. and he's got the back. and travis is right back up to his feet. >> mike: 16 career wins for browne. 17 for werdum. this a huge fight, with the winner facing cain ve

and this is just a dream of mine. >> and right after that interview, horn had his head and beard shaved in solidarity with cancer patients. >>> all right, back in the weather department, we have mostly clear skies around the bay area tonight. a little bit of a warning if you are headed to the beach tomorrow. it should be a very nice day to go to the beach, but there are a few things we want to make you aware of. let's head to the bay bridge and the toll plaza. the numbers in the 50s . the mid 50s . 54 at livermore, 56 in san francisco. the wind was blowing at the airport up to 30 miles an hour this afternoon. tomorrow will be sunny and worm. warmer monday and tuesday. we cool off wednesday. if you are heading out of the bay area, the rock and roll half marathon. it will be 62, a nice day for a run. at the beach, a little bit of a problem, mostly sunny skies. winds out of the northwest. a small craft advisory posted. we have a very long period swell. about a 17 second welcoming from different directions. there could be rip currents. it will affect beaches like this one. ocean beach is a

he kept laying on his horn this time. i knew something was wrong. >> tim hears the crash and starts recording on his cell phone. >> this train just derailed. you can feel the heat from here. it's like 20 feet in front of us. crazy. >> police arrive and begin evacuating the area as fears grow that the smoke cloud could be emitting toxic fumes. then, tim sees a sign that says the train is carrying flammable material. he realizes the cars could explode. >> that's when i realized, okay, stop videoing and make sure everybody's out of here. i ran back inside, instinct. >> tim is inside the warehouse for about ten seconds when -- [ explosion ] >> wow! [ bleep ] >> holy [ bleep ]! >> we were just thrown to the floor, pinned down. at that moment, you don't know what's going on because i couldn't see out of the ride side of my -- my right eye. and i couldn't hear out of my right ear. so i'm sitting there thinking, like, oh, my gosh, is this it. like are we -- did we die? it was scary. it was very scary. >> the beverly brothers are

we had more talking about the fog horns and i know this is at half-moon bay and i don't think it will last long, it was there and will not last long but there is a slight component of an easterly breeze, 70s to mid- 80s and san jose is 58. a thick fog right around highway one we have fox here where i can see it and that was not the case yesterday. inland it is still going to be sunny and patches of some coast fog, a few high clouds, 70s by the coast, probably not as warm but 80s well inland, here is more. >> traffic continues to move around nicely around the bay area, this is a look at interstate 880 and the commute is looking nice between downtown hague and oakland and also the same thing goes, less than 8 minutes across, this is just a reminder, a lot of people will be driving across in the middle of the day. as you drive from the pass to the change, that is taking about 25 minutes. let's go back to the desk. >>> happening today, they will face a judge accused of stealing prescription drugs from seniors. they have learned his arrest could have an impact on hundreds of other cases. l

this youngster shall live, perhaps to gore a future tv host with his mighty horns.t a real bull looks like. this is a whole different thing. 500-freaking-kilos of aggressive charging four-legged killdozer aiming at your meat. it's a lot of muscle. >> yeah, it's a lot of muscle. that's a big bull. ♪ >> no matter how big, how strong, how scary, for this intrepid reporter who's seen many animals die for his dinner, this part is never easy. >> so as you see, he puts the cape lower. so when the bull brings the face forward, showing the neck -- that's it. good one. that was very good. and, yeah, that's it. >> it's time for stew. bull stew. our friend went to a better place after all. like a big pot where he simmered slowly for hours with local herbs, onions and potatoes. nothing like a roaring fire, spanish cheeses, bread, and good olive oil to take the sting out of a near genital mutilation. >> nice. >> looks good, huh? >> it's not a bad place. >> no. >> he started at age 19? [ speaking foreign language ] when you were a little boy growing up, you aspired to be a matador

. >> here we can honk the horn. >> that's the horn? >> so just push? >> push down. [horn sounds] >> i need one of these in my office. >> g.e. has become so global that more than half of its 300,000 workers are now overseas. we spoke to him on the floor of g.e.'s jet engine servicing plant in petropolis. how much of your revenues, now, come from overseas? >> 60%. >> 60% of g.e.'s revenues is foreign. >> when i became ceo, it was 30. now, i wish all our customers were in chicago. i mean, everything about the u.s. is easier than doing business here, but this is where the growth is. >> you know, it's like a bucket of ice on your head. i don't think we have caught up to the reality of how much the world is consuming and how we're slippin' back. >> you know, i don't think it has to be all bad news. i still think there's lots of things we can do in the u.s., but the customers are here. and that's just the way it is. >> g.e. has 8,000 employees in brazil, and rising. at factory rallies here, immelt, as cheerleader, looks out at the future of the company. >> i want you to ge

horns to broadcast a warning tone and a mess yj telling visitors to find shelter. and a computer system that called the police. but keepers sometimes triggered by accident. >> they never gave us a case to prevent that from happening. so many of the emmoiys got creative and took bottle caps >> some buttons suffered water damage the zoo decided to mount all buttons on the wall. >> if you're being mauled you can't say excuse me, i need to run over and push this button. >> are you sure the system is working? >> they repeatedly enough for an interview. >> why put the buttons on the wall? instead of n the keeper person? if i'm being attacked it might be hard, right? >> well, you know what? we did have a keeper and it was tacked by a tiger. . >> i understand. the >> buddy system and another person we feel buddy system is actually a more important offensive process for safety. peter son and her team are cutting the system, removing the verbal message at larm just sounds like this now. [ horns ] >> it is important to have buttons work something >> it's a secondary system. i

this youngster shall live, perhaps to gore future tv hosts with his mighty horns.this is what a real bull looks like. this is a whole different thing. 500 freaking kilos of aggressiveness aiming at your meat and two veg. it's a lot of muscle. >> that's a big bull. >> no matter how big, how strong, how scary, for this entriped reporter. this fight is never easy. >> so you see he puts the cape lower so the bull brings the face forward, showing the neck. that's it. that was really good. yeah, that's it. >> okay. it's time for bull stew. our friend went to a better place afterall where it slowly simerred for hours. nothing like a roaring fire in a spread of ham, spanish cheeses, greyed and good olive oil to take the string out a near genital mutilation. now he's starting at age 19. if you were a little boy growing up you were aspiring to be a bullfighter, sure. >> the my were the original roc stores. the idea of masculinity and grace. that runs deep. like it or not, you should probably know this before dating a spanish guy. me, i'm happily seeing into this tomorrow but

you can imagine it is 12,000 miles around cape horn in new york city. it take as year to get a message. sorry, it is 25,000 miles. 12,000 is china. that was one of the problem with astor's vision was the lag in communication. not the lack of communication because he tried to communicate. he didn't know rather hunt arriv arrived. he did, mostly entact but he was there. he was wanting them to stand fast and he was willing to put endless resources behind it. but his men didn't have the will. hunt, i can, thought that astor was that willing to spend as much money as astor was willing to spend. astor, at one point, spent over a year trying to convince the u.s. navy or the president, secretary of state, everybody in washington, d.c. to send an armed ship to the mouth of the columbia to defend astoria against the british navy. and the u.s. navy was going to send the ship but the crew got diverted last second. he was a planner and outfitted other ships. bought a ship called the well armed. he sent two captains undercover to see london. and he gave them a blank

they don't actually mean you any harm. >> the saying goes if you mess with the bull you get the hornsgets to learn that lesson more literally than he ever expects. at a rodeo in kranborn australia, michael gets ready for a ride. >> i was fourth out. i was supposed to be fourth out and all the nicer bulls had been taken already and i ended up with this bloke. >> this bloke he's referring to is actually a 1500-pound bull named viking. >> his horns were shaped like a viking like the old viking helmets. they said this is the mighty bull and the money is on you tonight. it took me about seven or eight minutes to get on his back to gear up and he tried to get me off a couple of times in the chutes. >> the ride starts and viking keeps trying to shake his rider and it doesn't take him long. >> it seems like as soon as i could get the left leg down the right one came unsettled and i knew about the third jump, the first spin to the left i just didn't get the coverage down quick enough and he got me down at the wrong side. >> 2 poing 8 seconds after the gate opens, michael is tloechb to the grou

i went and blew the horn. look at all the people running. >> you did a fifth of it, right? >> .2 miles they ran or 13. these are the people at the finish line. that girl deena ran it in an hour and 11 minutes, 12 miles. she broke some kind of record. and then we did it. that's what i call walking 1.2 miles and pretending -- >> at least you showed up. >> yes. >> so "snl," seth rogan hosted this weekend and he said he didn't need any help from his famous friends. so here they came, one by one, james franco, zoe deschanel came and taylor swift stepped in and everyone says she stole the show. take a look. >> okay. >> hey, seth. you need any help? >> no, no. i got this. i got this. >> are you sure? >> totally sure. totally sure. okay. i'm fine. i don't want any help, guys. i'm fine. i told you that, okay? i need no -- >> he said he doesn't need any help. >> taylor swift? why did you come? >> you're getting really upset. whenever a man shows emotion, i appear. >> i guess that's out of context. i don't know. i know she's trying to make fun of herself, which is a healthy thing to d

horns to broadcast a warning tone and a mess yj telling visitors to find shelter.r system that called the police. but keepers sometimes triggered by accident. >> they never gave us a case to prevent that from happening. so many of the emmoiys got creative and took bottle caps >> some buttons suffered water damage the zoo decided to mount all buttons on the wall. >> if you're being mauled you can't say excuse me, i need to run over and push this button. >> are you sure the system is working? >> they repeatedly enough for an interview. >> why put the buttons on the wall? instead of n the keeper person? if i'm being attacked it might be hard, right? >> well, you know what? we did have a keeper and it was tacked by a tiger. . >> i understand. the >> buddy system and another person we feel buddy system is actually a more important offensive process for safety. peter son and her team are cutting the system, removing the verbal message at larm just sounds like this now. [ horns ] >> it is important to have buttons work something >> it's a secondary system. it's a public a

. >> am going to tuba horn here for someone who has not had her horn tutored enough. don't know if we would have heard of edward snowden if it wasn't for laurel. wast -- lynn greenwald first to be contacted but he adored him for months. but healled him and wavered and wanted to know. he was soon wanting to come to hong kong and he wouldn't. laura stuck with them from the moment she heard from him in this mysterious e-mail tom i will make this worth your while in february. >> now that these journalists have been awarded blitzer prizes, does that confer on snowden a sense of legitimacy? is he no longer a traitor because the journalist received the ultimate prize in journalism? >> i think absolutely they should have gotten may prize on the grounds that this is the biggest journalistic story of the year. maybe even the decade. was it the most difficult story for the journalists? they are not the most sophisticated deal. if edward snowden took all the risk and when he was very courageous, does it reflect on him, i -- it's going to be viewed by different people. i don't thi

this boy at the park is telling the guy behind the camera i lost my hat it is the green one with the horns>> it is so lost you can see it. >> where did you leave it last? >> at home. >> he thinks he left that hat at home and he is at the park and needs the hat. >> i love the dad he is mess wg him. >> you stay here. >> okay. >> i'm going to go back and get the had. >> wait, hold on. >> wait jamie. >> then check your head. >>. >> he's so cute. he is concerned about his hat. >> and look at the smile on his face. >> it is fun dwri to any to all because we have all done it. it has happened to me before. oh my gosh. >> do you guys know what the risk is for a system to strap this thing on your head? >> it transports you to a new place. this guy here looks like his buddy has a haircut straight out of the 80s. if you look at the skrecreescre is interesting is he is standing up. most of the time, keep your eye on 80s hair caught guy. >> that guy freaks. when he gets to the top. he gives him a tiny push. he loses his mind and it takes like five people to get him under control. he has a good laugh him

a horn is a horn. >> it's like a ban joe. >> blake's latest move takes it to a whole new level.rst" starts right now. >> good morning to you. it is tuesday april 29th. welcome to "fox & friends first". i am heather childers. >> i am ainsley earhardt. let's get right to the fox news alert. a second wave of killer storms taking aim down at the south. >> let's go. >> multiple deaths reported across alabama, mississippi and tennessee this morning. cars tossed around on the streets and houses ripped to shreds leaving countless people homeless. it is hard to get a handle on the extent of the devastation. >> maria molina is live on the ground in mississippi. what are you seeing there? >> good morning. we just a few minutes ago spoke to the mayor jason shelton. he told us crews have been working all night. we did arrive late last night into town we could shemell a ga leak. they are making repairs to those lines that are damaged the tornado that moved through this area. he also told us the community of tupalo mississippi is talking about rebuilding. >> today we begin the healing process

frills with 15 horns on them.borate, most decorated dinosaurs ever found. >> and what happened to them? >> well, as you know, something bad happened to the sign daughters about 65 million years ago. the prevailing theory is that there was a six mile wide asteroid that hit the yucatan about that period, although that hasn't actually been -- consensus is not complete on that. that was the catastrophe that occurred at that point, wiped out the dinosaurs. that was the end of a long run for them 150 million years of ruling the earth. >> now we've got supersonics and 7-elevens popping up all over. >> we do. and right nearby you have some of the most magnificent national parks. you have bryce and zion and all of that but right in the middle is this wilderness where you can't really survive unless you go very well prepared. >> we've been out there covering a story and it's spectacular. the tourist guide showed me, these are dinosaur footprints. was he pulling my leg or were there really dinosaur footprints? >> you can see

theyked alan horn who said are almost done casting.o elaborate. >> it's almost complete. not ready to announce it yet but we will shortly. >> you had said that shooting it started. >> we did second unit work in other dobby and other places because we have all of these locations we have to film -- in added debbie. abu dhabi.y -- we have to go to the places that give us the right look and feel. we have not commenced the main part of principal photography. >> primary location is pine wood in the uk's and abu dhabi is another location? >> yes. >> with this first film, initially the plan was to get it out in may because that's when star wars movies come out. they were not ready so they moved it to december. i asked him with the next films that are coming, what the lan on the release would be? >> does december make more sense? for enthusiasts, it is christmas season. think of all the products they could dump into my house. >> you should go work for disney. you can help them with the marketing. absolutely in the same way the summer makes sens

and we have sam's singers and horns with us we're excited to have you.e "hold on i'm coming". ♪ ♪ don't you ever feel muz don't you ever feel sad ♪ lean on me when times are bad ♪ when the day comes hold on ♪ [ music ] ♪ [ music ] ♪ [ music ] ♪ [ music ] ♪ [ music ] ♪ [ music ] ♪ [ music ] ♪ [ music ] ♪ [ music ] ♪ [ music ] ♪ [ music ] ♪ [ music ] [ applause ] >> thank you, sam moore >> thank you. after that, i'm tired >> you can't be tired we're just getting warmed up, man. >> oh. be sure to get his records and listen to the magnificent song about dr. martin luther king. i'll be back with some closing thoughts right after this bhap >>> fort hood texas, once again the site of a tragic shooting. authorities investigated mental issues and a personal dispute, not terrorism. i'm just going to repeat this comment and, quote, military base shootings could be halted for good with the stroke of obama's pen all he's got to do is rescind bill clinton's 1993 order banning military personnel from carrying side arms. that action turned our bases into gun-free zones

also looking at 50 the let tea and it is it will pretty nice and there is a few locations the the fog horns have been going in shallow parts of the city. am tell use it are in game time. san rafael was 80, san jose 82 and san francisco 82. it will be mild to miles per hours to watch. p each thicker and 20 if 5 5 feet visibility and parts of the coast, fog bank, it is that more of an understanding and that will be a tiny system which is an inch closer each day and today will be another mild to warm day especially away from the covert upper 70s and i gave him something that will be really warm that fog will be within the increase next day the weekend looks nice just not as nice as it is today. >>> more watch out and they say the water from from a nearby creek rushed so fast barely giving them time to escape. >> he said man, i am in the middle of a flu in mississippi, a little girl was swept away and her body was found last night. another person was found dead in their car after driving into a flooded creek. and tomorrow and they will release them into the bay and it is part of a five year stu

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it's like air horns suddenly blasting off at you. >> one of the stars of the movie is dr.icia wright, an american primatologist who once spent months searching for the greater baboon lemur. >> there he was, feasting on crunchy young bamboo shoots. >> one of the things she loved about lemurs, the females are in charge. >> the females sits where she wants to sit, leads them where she wants to lead them. and she's the boss. >> what was it like having an imax team follow you around? >> i thought they would be terrifie terrified? but no. a crane would go up and they would kind of look at it and they wouldn't run away. >> i can personally attest to the lemur's agreeable nature. a few years ago, i went to m madagascar myself. they always look slightly horrified. watch out. he likes my camera. i even got to see the dancing lemurs up close. this is why they call them dancing lemurs. but to see one of the more rare and adorable of all, we were told we needed to travel all the way up to the northern part of the country into a towering and dauntingly beautiful landscape that looks lik

first of all, let's give horn to god alleyway mighty for bringing us here today today is a historic occasion sermon is dedicated to the memory of doctor george davis the man that actually brought us together here today his vision to take our issues to the bayview he's no longer with us but we know your presence here today says a lot about his legacy and passion. i'm honored to be standing here knowing that speaker pelosi is here with us the number one advocate for children and women and seniors in the entire country of the united states is here (clapping) in spite of her tight scheduling schedule her passion is here so we're 4u7b8 and i'm honored to have a hitters activity and great mayor mayor ed lee is here with us today (clapping) on the stage we have mr. salazar that actually, the developer that helped us to put all those things together to make that happen washington and senator leno who is here for things we do in our county. we couldn't have gotten this done without wells fargo and every one of you know things happen because of ms. brenda wright (clapping) reverend walking is the boar

however that lot of drivers honking their horns along with its angry drivers. three east bombings and two west bombings have been closed down for repairs making for frustrating back a.--bound lanes clear, but that's been a challenge. mission street. pothole that opened up late this island. closed off for repairs.' cal trans says the pothole is big enough to be dangerous for motorists. so the repairs have to be done tonight. and, cal trans says the work will continue through midnight. djegal, kron four news. a dramatic rescue along the shores of ocean beach in san francisco. three swimmers in need of help. the search continues for a 14- year-old who is still missing tonight. two of the others were heroically pulled out of the water by a nearby 17-year-old surfer! surfer went beyond the water rescue. kron-4's jeff bush is live at water without a pulse. first saw the 14 year old boy was in trouble. tony pulled the boy out of the water and noticed the boy's uncle was also struggling and about to go under. tony barbero i saw that it was looking good side grabbed my

we want to go around the horne and see what's on the old list. pete? >> one of the names that really has moved in the last couple of days is caesers. look at the stock. very huge short interest right now. i don't see what the good news is. because of that, i think you can move to the up side. >> dan? >> yelp, i just don't get. the stock almost had a selloff about 40%. it bounced today. before this afternoon, the bounce was enemic. i think you're going to see lower lows in this one. i'm going to give it more time. but this is one i don't think the entry are very high. >> peter are you short on caesers? >> no. we saw the 20 april calls. sometimes that could be deceivi deceiving. >> karen. >> it would be spiders. the names that i have that bounce back. the down draft was way overdone. i still think there's up side. >> i think ibm and i said it about a week or so ago that i thought 195 sell it and 196. i think the same thing. we can disagree on this. they have issues and legacy hardware issues they have to resolve. i don't think they have the visibility th

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let's go around the horn, other ipos that would rather buy? >> this is like would you rather?would rather control ctrl. i don't think it's going to be long a perfect takeout candidate. >> going back to brick and mortars, go to travel, hilton, they're growing, global travel is taking off, a good sign of global traveling. hlt there's value here relatively. >> they have done a good job in general of pricing ipos, the list of ipos in 2014 -- i went down the list today and most of them are trading higher than their ipo price. right? at this point, i have enough exposure with my twitter. >> the bankers, has lazard is really interesting >>> final trade. tim. >> i'm selling brazil. buying korea. >> i want to be buy sugar sgg. >> pioneer. >> symantec. >>> all right, i'm melissa lee, thanks so much for watching. we'll see you back here on monday. meantime, don't go anywhere, "options action" starts right after this break. just take a closer look. it works how you want to work. with a fidelity investment professional... or managing your investments on your own. helping you find new ways

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you read about they do this and have horns. my wife grew up in charleston, south carolina and went to high school, one of the students inspected her to see if she really had horns. then -- >> that is amazing. >> you meet people and gays and blacks, the answer to bigotry is knowing the people you're bigoted against then you'll find some you don't like, many of them you'll like. i'll belt you this guy was never friendly with a single jew, for him it was an abstraction, we have to fight it in the schools and media, not through censorship but through promoting truth and alternatives. >> that is an important message at a time when there's so much anger and tragedy we're looking at. thank you so much. >> my pleasure, thank you. >>> up next, we turn to equally troubling international news. this weekend ukraine's government threatened to force pro-russian pro testers out of its major cities but what happened when the clock finally hit zero? up next. well it's official... xfinity watchathon week was the biggest week in television histor

poached for their horns, the rhinos are believed to have disappeared in the wild around 2006.at 40, the park's two rhinos have ended their baby-making years, and it's also unlikely that the other five will reproduce either, says zoo geneticist oliver ryder. >> without some extraordinary intervention, northern white rhinos are doomed. >> reporter: those extraordinary measures begin with rhino cells stored at minus-250 degrees at the san diego zoo's "frozen zoo." scientists have collected cells from 12 northern white rhinos. using stem cell techniques and in vitro fertilization, they hope to increase the rhino population and its genetic diversity. the frozen zoo holds the cells of 1,000 different species, many of them endangered. with new technologies, these cells could one day become a lifeline. >> woodruff: there's more on our web site, watch k.q.e.d.'s full half-hour documentary "reawakening extinct species." that's part of newshour's extinction week online. >> ifill: vice president joe biden met with ukraine's leaders today and issued another warning to russia. >> we have he

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