- hula-hula-hula - a wickie wacky - hula-hula-hula - what is going on? - the coola-hula party! was chica's idea. she's been planning it all summer. - [chica squeaking] - oh, i'll say! those grass skirts are so grassy you could mow 'em, right? a-ha-ha-- anyone? okay! so tell me about the hula party. - [chica squeaking] - these pineapple smoothies are pineapplicious. thanks, chica. - hula-hula-hula - a wickie wacky - hula-hula-hula [wind howling] - whoa, too much wind in the sail! drop anchor, drop anchor! - i'm on it, mr. c! wha-whoa, wh-what a cold wind for a summery day, huh?

. >> and the hula hoop. >> you remember the twist, the charleston, the gibson girl, you're old -- not quite? how about the pet rock which has to be the biggest scam of all time $3.95, toilet training for the pet rock, folks, total scam. goldfish swallowing, toga parties. >> yeah, but john -- >> hula hoop. >> the bottom line here, the bottom line is that diet is contributing to hundreds of thousands of premature deaths every year. government needs to be deeply involved in helping people eat healthier diets. >> you don't understand. this is a faddist culture. we love innovation. we love to be part of the collectivity that now is in the know about the next best thing and that helps us to share, and in so doing, to unify in this particular social group. >> it's not the only characteristic of our society. we're a seat belt-using society now. we're moving towards nonsmoking in this society. we need to do the same with our diet. >> fads, in the food fads we had the oat and bran fad of a few years ago. then we had a low sodium fad. what did you think of that? and where has that gone? >> it's

a device similar to a hula-hoop. using it every day.wo inches. no arguing with the pictures. right? >> she looks incredible. >> big in hollywood. we were hula-hooping here on set about a month ago. i was out of breath. really, really fast. >> and in the commercial break you told me you have taken it on as a hobby and do it every day. >> is that what i said? i don't remember saying that. okay. >> you said that. here we go. >>> yesterday we told you martha stewart was thinking about joining match.com using her own name. well, now we are getting word she is joining match.com but she's doing it under an alias. probably the smartest thing you can do. by the way, the headline for me, martha stewart is 71 years old. >> she does look great. >> she really does. >> i mean, she's a mature woman, but she looks great. >> she hasn't aged a day. >> she looks a day over -- >> can you imagine getting a cup of coffee and it's martha stewart? wow. >> hard to meet people that way. even the chief executive of match com warns her saying, don't really think y

what's a hula? american history, $200. yes. what's a hula? lisa. what is plymouth? right.story for $400. gary. who's hamilton? right. american history for $600. gary. what's a debt? no. jamey. what is a deficit? no. budget def--

her last job was hula dancer. it seemed a little odd at face value and turned out not surprisingly she was having a relationship with the commissioner. people giving 30, 40, $50,000 grants for horseback riding. i wouldn't have it about the fact that that an isolated case. but i've been in the field to social policy for 40 years and i can't see this happen again and again as i do now, maybe it's time to tell the story is the social programs people argue about that they don't want to cut the funding for, that her sacred cows in fact do not do a whole lot of good. head start -- i'm sure it made no friends when i started a chapter by saying hazardous than $8 billion program. nobody wants to cut it. it's never in the debate and get all of the positive educational effects of head start or come by the time children get to the third grade. why is that? a head start program itself only just educational readiness. it doesn't do with the underlying social problems that affected to are means tested eligible and head start. th

this one can jump through the hula hoop.he house, that orange tabby is what are you doing this stuff for? she'll feed you anyway. >> making up for all the other cats. three times the energy. we go from samadhi to the hottest ticket in town. a live cat band in raleigh, north carolina. got a cat on guitar. cat on drums. you've even got more cow bells. they even have space for one chicken. you got a cat band why not have a chicken. that one does play the drums. well done, white cat. >> that's it for this edition of "right this minute." we'll see you tomorrow.

it always is, but look for me in the little red convertible with my kid jace as well, and lots of hula dancing and other activities as well this weekend. also i wanted to acknowledge, too, that supervisor breed and president chiu are joining me today in asking for support for our community arts groups and funding for the art. and we're introducing a resolution jointly to support assembly bill 580 authored by assemblyman adrian na sariian which would increase funding to our california arts council and many of our arts organizations. since the arts council budget was cut in 2002, almost to nothing, california has sunk almost to the bottom, number 50 of arts funding in the u.s. has placed undue burden to communities with arts. counterparts, l.a., san diego and oakland is joining us in also hopefully supporting this important assembly bill and refunding of our arts council. more specifically, in 2001, san francisco artists and arts organizations received 305 grants totaling $6 million. in 2012 in contrast, those amounts were reduced to approximately 50 grants totaling about $600,000 which

what are the hula hoopers doing.is not easy. >>> first the news from josh. >>> more on the huge explosion overnight in europe. police say it was a natural gas explosion that collapsed part of the building near the city center near prague's national theater. at least 60 people are injured in the blast. there are fears more people could be in the rubble. surrounding buildings were evacuated. >>> meanwhile, two weeks after the bombings at the boston marathon, the fbi is still tracking persons of interest here in the u.s. and in russia. law enforcement officials believe the tsarnaev brothers or at least the older one, tamerlan, had been well-trained in bombmaking on his recent trip to russia. his mother is drawing attention, too. she was caught on a russian wiretap allegedly discussing jihad with her son. >>> a mississippi man accused of sending letters laced with ricin to the president and a senator is in court today. james everett dutschke is set to go to court today. is an ongoing feud with the prior suspect the motiv

. >> reporter: hula witherspoon went in for a simple liposuction. but left the timonium med spa clinging to life. >> so unexpected. >> now, they plan a crackdown on cosmetic surgery centers. >> what we're going to be doing is identifying, which are those riskier cosmetic procedures. and we're going to be requiring that those be done in places that are ark credited and independented. -- inspected. >> popular because patients pay cash. >> they have a lot of quality standards that they may apply to an ambulatory procedure. but those really don't come into play when someone is paying out of pocket. >> reporter: it is one of the most popular. more than a quarter million are performed each year. >> i'm much more comfortable doing that. >> but the quest for the perfect body isn't always as planned. >> important to realize, though, nothing is perfect. no procedure is risk free. >> and it could take up to a year or two, developing and implementing these new regulations. >> an overcast and damp end to april. live look outside now. spotty drizzle across the re

. >> reporter: hula witherspoon went in for a simple liposuction, but left this now shut down timonium med spa with a serious infection that claimed her life. >> the worst thing that could possibly happen to anyone. so unexpected am. >> reporter: now, one year later, officials plan a crackdown on cosmetic surgery centers. >> what we're going to do is identify which are those riskier places. >> the new regulations, still under development, will affect a loosely growing agency. >> insurance companies and medicare have a lot of quality standards that they may apply to an ambulatory center. but those really don't come into play, when someone is paying out of pocket. >> reporter: it won't be the only affected but it is the most popular. more than a quarter million are safely performed in the u.s. in a year. >> i am much more comfortable doing that. >> reporter: but the quest for the perfect body doesn't always come as planned. >> she just didn't deserve to die like that. >> the important thing to remember is nothing is perfect. no procedure is risk-free. >> it could take up to a year to dev

the wonderful type of dance we will be dancing hula and educating people along the way. we will collaborate with many local artists. >> as you sit down to give us a demonstration with what happened in boston, hawaiian music is often thought of as a music of love. >> yes. as a matter of fact, as we were leaving the brief department at the state department yesterday, we were brief order the importance of what we are doing diplomatically. how much the world needs healing. as we are leaving, the picture of what happened in boston is on the screen. it just drove home in a way what we really have a lot of work ahead of us. >> if you can give us some healing music to that. give us a quick sample. >> thank you. ♪ >> thank you sxoech good luck on your trip. we definitely can use some soothing sounds for our soul. thank you, guy. >> thank you. >> now time to take a look at the stories we are following on news4 this afternoon. pat lawson muse in the newsroom with a preview. >> coming up this afternoon we will have live coverage of the terror take in boston. we will bring you the la

. ♪ and, for reasons we weren't able to pin down, adolescent hula dancers. >> buck johnston: i mean,al little hub in the middle of nowhere. we think it's the best small town in america. >> camp bosworth: don't tell anybody. edit that out, please. >> johnston: that's right. >> safer: camp bosworth and buck johnston are members in good standing of the marfa new wave, their gallery packed with camp's texas-size wood carvings. >> bosworth: ts is a sixshoo'sl. and this turns, you know. i've carved it with various details. >> safer: there's also the pistol that doubles as a bar. you've got lots of tequila. >> bosworth: yeah, lots of tequila. >> safer: a few blocks away, painter ann marie nafziger is hard at work, an ohio native who moved here from portland, oregon. your first trip to marfa, what did you make of the place? >> nafziger: i was astounded by the landscape coming in, the land and the light. it's an incredible place to look at as a painter. i love living here. >> maryam amiryani: with the elvis... >> safer: maryam amiryani paints still lifes and cultural icons. she was born in ir

to singapore and they are killing us on the math tests but they think their kids can't invent the hula-hoopand you go to, you know, japan and they are all worried, china, they think they have got this part of it but not that part of it, you come here, you know, johnny and suze can't read but billy has a ring in her nose and a tattoo and they just invented three new ipad apps. aall have to work on it. >> rose: thank you all. thank you very much. great to have you. thank you for joining us. see you next time. funding for charlie rose has been provided by the coca-cola company, supporting this program since 2002. and american express. additional funding provided by these funders. and by bloomberg, a provider of multimedia news and information rvices worldwide. you are watching

to singapore and they are killing us on the math tests but they think their kids can't invent the hula-hoopand you go to, you know, japan and they are all worried, china, they think they have got this part of it but not that part of it, you come here, you know, johnny and suze can't read but billy has a ring in her nose and a tattoo and they just invented three new ipad apps. aall have to work on it. >> rose: thank you all. thank you very much. great to have you. thank you for joining us. see you next time. funding for charlie rose has been provided by the coca-cola company, supporting this program since 2002. and american express. additional funding provided by these funders. and by bloomberg, a provider of multimedia news and information services worldwide. you are watching >> the following kqed production was produced in high definition. [ ♪ music ] it's all about licking your plate. >> the food was just fabulous. >> i should be in psychoanalysis for the amount of money i spend in restaurants. >> i had a horrible experience. >> i don't even think we were at the same restaurant. >> and ev

they're already jumping around here, doing hula hoops, jump rope. will be arts and crafts with egg dyeing and decorating. the egg roll itself already going on to my right over here. i think ed may be able to get you a shot of it. there they go! president and first lady will make an appearance today. last year mr. obama read "where the wild things are." one of the stars this year, likely to be nine-year-old robbie novak, known as kid's president, whose executive order is to treat everybody like it's their birthday. back to you. >> steve: very nice. any chance we could see you and ed henry sprint with wooden spoons and hard boiled eggs? >> you know, it's been a number of years since i could get down there. [ laughter ] the knees don't bend like they used to, guys. >> gretchen: you're still in great shape. >> brian: get awe long spoon. >> gretchen: thanks, wendell. some christians are upset at google now because, in fact, they're calling for a boycott. about you see -- did you see what they put up on their screen yesterday? they decided to honor cesar

hula first hired guggenheim to advise on sale but owners unable to find a buyer willing to pay $2 billionsiness. >>> when we come back, weekly jobless claims. stick around. ♪ [ construction sounds ] ♪ [ watch ticking ] [ engine revs ] come in. ♪ got the coffee. that was fast. we're outta here. ♪ [ engine revs ] ♪ with fidelity's new options platform, we've completely integrated every step of the process, making it easier to try filters and strategies... to get a list of equity options... evaluate them with our p&l calculator... and execute faster with our more intuitive trade ticket. i'm greg stevens and i helped create fidelity's options platform. it's one more innovative reason serious investors are choosing fidelity. now get 200 free trades when you open an account. >>> welcome back to "squawk". jim is standing by at the cme in chicago. you've got the numbers. >> the numbers 352. and the claims number 368 on the continuing claims. it's about kind of where it is. the revision from last week up 2,000. so it's right kind of as expected. this was the big number. independent of last week's