i watched a 48 episode series called h plus. five minutes. i was amazed at the quality. ing tv on the internet. you get a time chip that will attract more people because you don't have to be there when it's actually on. >> you said five minutes. i'm not sure that young viewers will watch 30 minute episodes. >> people are saying i watched the whole third season of dot dot dot this weekend on netflix or you tube or whatever. it's an amazing change in habits. >> i watched 48 episodes of h plus five minutes over the weekend and they have renewed it. >> i watched a year's worth of power lunch. thanks guys. have a good weekend. >> i watched one and felt like it was aç weekend. >> final check on the markets and the biggest stock market binner today. we will be back in just a quick minute. i've always kept my eye on her... but with so much health care noise, i didn't always watch out for myself. with unitedhealthcare, i get personalized information and rewards for addressing my health risks. but she's still going to give me a heart attack. that's health in numbers. unitedhealthc

one time, i had to wait half a day to watch a movie. you watched movies?! how?! man, i was happy to see a sneezing panda clip! trevor, have you eaten today? you sound a little grumpy. [ laughter ] [ male announcer ] connect all your wi-fi-enabled devices with u-verse high speed internet. rethink possible. >>> the towering walls of indiana state prison have been guarding inmates' secrets since the time of the civil war. but during the shooting of our "extended stay" series, prison officials allowed us to give certain inmates handheld cameras that they could use to record their thoughts in the privacy of their own cells, and the inmates, who all had plenty of time, also had plenty to say. >> living like an animal. what i'm doing now. >> i'm handsome. >> kind of feel like an idiot talking to his camera. it's like i'm talking to myself. it's crazy. >> it was a very interesting new thing that we'd never done before, and i was able to give these cameras to the inmates and kind of give them a brief tutorial on how to use it. and it was an interesting thing because

and i can't believe i am going to say this but i am a loyal fan of "general hospital" and i didn't start watching it until a year ago. >> a year ago? they need more people like you. soaps need some of that. >> now they're going away, by the way. i don't know why. they're disappearing. makes me sad. i was watching another one which did disappear. said they were going to bring it on the internet. they didn't. made me sad. but "general hospital" still going strong. worries they are doing this much hoopla over the 50th anniversary. >> i remember this. 1981, i was in ninth grade. >> you were watching. >> not trying to be a macho man. i wasn't a soap guy. every girl was. i paid a little attention. >> it was good to know what was happening. coming up the most and least miserable places in the country to call home.

i watched the great players. and these two guys, are absolutely off the charts. >> reporter: a pair of other postseason get togethers. miami pumped up as they toy with milwaukee. chalmers clanks out of nowhere. lebron chimes in with 13. heat up on the bucks 2-0. same story for the knicks over boston. the warriors not the only team around here going to the

because i was able to go there for a couple of months and then come back in between, you know from watching my granddaughter and the recovery program. i was able to write this book and it was absolutely amazing. i was able to change this and i never thought i would do above, but my cousin, i always told the republicans that he coined the phrase. and i give him credit. my cousin ali i said, you need to write a book. so i put a lot of thought into it. and then i did 16 minutes with my former chief of staff. i will tell you why we did it. they said, we will have this. and we talked. it was better to have the two of us. if i say that this or that, vice a versa. so having the side-by-side was a much better way to do that. and then i watched jack abramoff. jack did not do this to me. i watched him and i started to, you know, i could hear empathy and i felt empathy for anybody who has done time. but beyond that, i just wondered where jack was going with his version of history. and i said, okay, i got the short end of that. so i sat there. and i said, i want to tell my end of it. i wanted to make i

>> i watch young people. howard and i group, i have a girl that i want to ask out. are you available friday night? she says i've got to do my hair. i guess she doesn't want to go out. the people go out and group. >> and they reply by text. >> they don't date exactly. >> i want to be careful what i say because i'm going to be working for them some day. [laughter] but they do have a more removed sense of community. it's not about being physically together. it's about all caps to make their point. i also think their parents were a generation that were more protective of them. chris: i see it physically when i go watch my daughter go out with five or six guys. they all go out together. >> i think in a way the internet is a great leveler and it's a great premoveer of discrimination. in our generation people were identified by ethnic group, geography, by different sort of tribal allegiances. it leads to a sort of universal sense at all times. you always can be part of a big group. you always can be part of a big group. it's connected in a way that we actually weren't. our

radicalized video propaganda i actually watch the same stuff as part of my job. in national security and human rights so that doesn't necessarily mean you're a terrorist russia tried to warn the us tried to tell them that they should check into the us but the minute the news came out everybody was talking about his background everybody was even confusing with the czech republic what do you make of all of this massive ignorance on the part of americans in terms of geography and religion obviously islam is a peaceful religion doesn't believe in bloodshed but also you know the geographical confusion i think again it was to immediately put this person category of other this person is not like this person should be treated as an enemy combatant they should not have their rights they don't deserve to have their rights i mean normally we operate on innocent until proven guilty in this country but for this suspect there reversing the usual presumption and that was clear from the get go and the surveillance state not only failed apparentl

people watching? >> i love people watching, but i love like power walking.t in place. but like i get such a stride going, and i go so fast. and i was walking down, like, 5th avenue. you know, one of those big wide streets? and i had such a pace going, and there was a guy walking like the exact same pace as me. and i'm thinking, "get a hair cut, hippie." >> jimmy: okay, all right. yeah, yeah. >> i didn't say it, but i thought it. but even i thought it, ironically. i mean, come on, we have friends with long hair. but i also feel like his hair was not saying what he thought it was saying. but i'm walking, and this guy is in walk step with me. and finally i turned -- jimmy, it's not a guy. it's a girl, and it's me. [ laughter ] it's the reflection of me. >> jimmy: the reflection of you in -- and you're upset at yourself. >> and, you know, it was a reflection of me, probably. >> jimmy: wow, that's so deep. >> in a very deep way. in a very deep way. >> jimmy: oh, my gosh. that must be a bummer when you get mad at yourself like that, yeah. but you -- do you come he

and last week i was watching. you swam with these man-eating crocodiles. >> yeah. to dive with crocodiles and i went out diving with them, with the crocodiles. >> jimmy: but you have no credentials that says that you should do this. [ laughter ] >> i know. what i realized when i was down there is that, i don't really know how to dive. so i -- >> jimmy: you should call louis anderson. >> yes, exactly. [ laughter ] yeah, but i'm really -- i'm a diving enthusiast. so, like, i'm enthusiastic. i'll -- but i don't know what all the things are. you know, there's -- and so i -- i always run out of air. and i literally have to surface and i'm gasping for air. but, yeah. but i've dived with great white sharks and i dived with these nile crocodiles. >> jimmy: which one was scarier? >> the crocodiles actually kill more people every year. they kill hundreds of people every year. but, yeah, it was -- and it's really murky, you can't see them. and you're in these underwater caves. >> jimmy: are you a daredevil type of person? >> no, unless it's on tv. in real life, i just sit at

>> i watched the senator on cnn and everybody wants to point fingers at everybody else and talked about filibustering. i am struggling to understand why we can't do something. why we can't look at oushz and take ownership. the semi automatic weapon and the mental health groups that have no ability to even control it and quite frankly stations like cnn that make these people notorious. somebody needs to take ownership to stop it. we keep pointing fingers and as we point fingers, our children die. should we take these weapons of war off our streets? of course we should. we also should wipe the faces of these cowards off our television sets. let's have courage. we should unleash the mental health people so they can do what they need. people are dying. it's time to change and time for everybody to have the courage, 1/10 of the courage my son had when he did what he had to do in the theater and stand up and say you know what, i took control of the other pieces. it's time for the senators to stop playing politics fchl they don't, what we should do is put it to national referendums and let the

one time, i had to wait half a day to watch a movie. you watched movies?! i was lucky if i could watch a show. show?! man, i was happy to see a sneezing panda clip! trevor, have you eaten today? you sound a little grumpy. [ laughter ] [ male announcer ] connect all your wi-fi-enabled devices with u-verse high speed internet. rethink possible. defeated kenny perry to win the masters in 2 >>> cabrera, takes the green jacket. >> angel cabrera was no stranger to a play off in augusta. it's a tough loss for a man who already has a green jacket. if he had to lose to somebody i'm glad he lost to adam scott. and like i said he didn't lose it, adam scott really won it. you saw how gracious he was at defeat. >> he was. it's also a little irony today is the 90th birthday of roberto divanchesto who lost in the score card to bacle many many years ago at augusta. he was the pay patrioarch of golf in argentina. for him to have that debacle and to be a winner there. he is a great gentleman. he had fallen to 200 in the world ranking and this may be a nice come back for him.

one time, i had to wait half a day to watch a movie. you watched movies?! i was lucky if i could watch a show. show?! man, i was happy to see a sneezing panda clip! trevor, have you eaten today? you sound a little grumpy. [ laughter ] [ male announcer ] connect all your wi-fi-enabled devices with u-verse high speed internet. rethink possible. starting monday a major construction project will begin in san jose. we're talking about the bart silicon valley berryessa extension project. we sent kron 4's scott rates to san jose to show us what people are saying about the new project. our team coverage on the expansion continues as kron 4's charles clifford breaks down the numerous road closures and lane restrictions drivers will be facing in the months to come the extension of bart from fremont to north san jose is 10 miles long and there are 11 places where the new railway crosses existing roads and crews will need to build new intersections. that means a lot of traffic delays over the months to come. in the very near future, there are two projects that will affe

i gotta watch where i aim this thing. [laughter] but then i watched today's coffee joe morning and the funky bunch. [laughter] jim? >> we will speak with mark sanford coming up in a few minutes and be sending an invitation out to elizabeth colbert bush. >> she has her own show. >> it's going to be "morning joe" versus "colbert report." [audience reacts] >> stephen: oh, it is on. [laughter] "morning joe" versus "the colbert report." did i want this fight? no, but this morning-- >> they drew first blood, not me. [laughter] [cheers and applause] [laughter] >> stephen: of course, in some ways, it's always been "morning joe" versus "the colbert report." though, technically at that time of the morning, my network runs a p-80x commercial. >> p-90 x uses the advanced science of muscle confusion. >> stephen: yes, it's all about the muscle confusion. [laughter] whereas joe's show is just about confusion in that sometimes people confuse it with news. [laughter] but not this morning, 'cuz this morning was just pure infomercial for hi

>> i watch my children. i watch their friends. i see what's happening at my house.when i look at my night stand and see what is piled up on it that's in my i-pad. what's piled up on my dvr? what's happening in terms of music, the fact that i haven't touched my i-tunes library in many many months because i'm stenin to pandora and others. if an old geezer like me is to longer... what does that mean for radio? and when i listen to this over and over for absolutely nothing, what does that mean for the artist on the other end. >> charlie: what does it mean? it means he's going to have to sell a lot of t-shirts i think because he's certainly not making... >> charlie: have to get a big reporting contract. >> i think that model is gone. the new breaking through is selling out, is, you know, you sell your musi to behind the volkswagen commercial. you maybe head to broadway with something that works. >> charlie: and then there is media where your daughter works. tell us who vice media is and what you think of them. >> i wrote a story about vice three years ago. it was partly

caller: i did not watch the dinner, to be honest with you completely. i don't enjoy watching mr.sident missed the of the united states. he has made being whom is the president of the united states. he has made so many false , he never brought to light all the promises he made to the american public, and i feel he has been the most dishonest president the united states has never had, and hopefully, the last one that we will ever have. disappointed in his leadership, which he has not situation -- position he is placing israel in and the american people in general. on thee are focused dinner from last night. what part of minnesota are you calling from? caller: northern minnesota. for entertainment's sake, the dinner was ok, but to meet, it shows to the leaders cater to. they are not catering to folks in my situation are the average joe, that cater to those who finance the political machine, and those are the people who get the laws written for them and the tax code written for them, and all the policies written for them. it is making it harder for somebody like me to start a small b

i happen to have a job where i was watching anyway. hen i turn on my daytime tv i like familiar faces. i like to get know somebody and i like them to be a part of my household. being that hasselbeck and behar are leaving, brooke shields has been in our household since "blue lagoon." remember when she fought tom cruise. she's 47 years old. she's a mom. we're familiar with brooke. the one to go in the chair for behar is saying ally wentworth. she's been here a couple of times. she's married to george stephanopoulos. she's from a very well appointed washington, d.c. beltway family. she's a very smart girl. she knows how to get down and dirty. she knows how to drink a boiler maker and wipe her mouth. she's just fun. i think those are two good choices, barbara wall terrifies. the "daily news" is reporting is you're considering stepping down at the end of this year. [ applause ] and we like barbara, but you know barbara can either stay or go or stay and, you know, how she sometimes is a guest on her own show. but barbara is 83 years old. who

>> vinnie writes, i guess it's been awhile since i watched. the first part of the show wondering why willie was s >> who is the other one that compared me to chris? that is tough with '80s mullet look. i'll take a stamos comparison any day of the week. thanks, john. "morning joe" starts right now. >> the irony is we read about these events. we experience them. but the truth is on every frontier, terrorism is a weapon is losing it isot

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it makes my stomach turn every time i watch it. i was right there. >> so glad you made it home safely. she was running in the marathon yesterday. leafing as the explosions took place. meagan, thank you for your time today. >> you saw this video, the explosion on the right, see a man falling, that man is 78 year old bill ivory. he was about to cross the finish line of the marathon when the two explosions forced him off of his feet. the runner describes what that moment was like. >> i got down 15 feet of the finishing apron, this tremendous explosion sounded like a bomb went off next to me. shock weaves hit my body. my legs started jittering around. i knew i was going down. i ended up on the black top. >> someone offed him a wheelchair. he walked back to his hotel. he stuffed a few cuts. fbi classifying this as a terrorist attack. is not clear whether the or gin of the attack is domestic or international. of all the opinions and comments, patton oswalds pressed what maybe the most poignant reflection. facebook post he wrote of the tra

i know they are coming from him. when you find pennies from heaven you know kelly is watching. lly firmly believes that home matters. it was granted to him. [inaudible]. with i came on the -- so i watched this and i think if this is an honor that we can -- the fact that we are continuing to do what -- it does so well. who would have thought we would be doing this today. who would have thought we are making such a difference. home matters. it's so important. howard is very enthusiastic and contagious. [ applause ] so, if you met him and you wanted to be around him and you were doing this you wanted to be with him. you should try it. that's how -- because it was fun and we were doing good work. it was kelly's calling to work with housing. he really believed if he could stabilize a person they would grow. everybody in this room is a tribute to that and this is really especially in incredibly wonderful. i didn't know this -- we were traveling in another country and i found a bunch of american pennies on the ground. i realized people telling me -- pennies are very special and it take

i watch "fox & friends." i go back and forth. i watch back and forth. i like the politics. i'm not sure why morning joe calls himself a republican he is not. he is a rhino. plicials are -- liberals are feeding a narrative state knows best cradle to grave. conservatives are feeding the narrative community knows best. what's at the center of the community? the family. you have a vast difference between the liberal msnbc and the conservative rest of us. >> dana? >> what? which part of that should i reply to. >> fabric. appropriate for networks to run this or for bob to have his phone on. >> if the collective had raised him correctly he would have known to turn off his phone at the table. >> one of her children. remember. >> i don't have children for a reason. i don't want to have children. because that would have been my responsibility. i don't think -- but in the life of julia, you can do whatever you want and you get to have the collective raise your children and take care of you when you are old. it doesn't make any sense. but if the collective would come over and help a mo

i never watched the replay. i never want to. i don't think anybody wants to watch that replay.one. >> it's still just amazing he has done that jump, every player on that court does that a thousand times. it was a routine jump. why this time? was there a stress fracture? we'll never know. >> experts are saying that probably the only way this could have happened is it was already a little tender and that's why it just snapped, literally. coming up, the reality tv star in a real life freak accident. >> the real-life drama on the beach that forced heidi klum to take some action. that's next in "the skinny." beach th >> announcer: "world news now" continues after th ♪ skinny so skinny ♪ skinny so skinny ♪ >> bit of a close call in this "the skinny." super model heidi klum, beautiful family vacation for easter. they go to hawaii. it got a little scary. this is her 7-year-old son caught in a riptide. according to a lot of people, he almost drown. we have stills that "entertainment tonight" provided us. her son henry got caught with two of his nannies by a large riptide. got pulled in

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i spent a lot of time on the house floor and i watched democrats who were the majority party then, i watched a lot of them preside. i learned a lot about the house rules. i learned a lot about how you get things done on the house floor, how you use your rules to get your issue to the forefront. and that was a big, big help to me. really nobody else in my class -- we had a class of 83. nobody else in my class really had that kind of experience and know-how. plus, i knew a lot of the members on both sides of the aisle. the one thing that i knew is that when you sit on that chair, the one thing you have to be is fair. and you have to make sure that you follow the rules of the house. there's no partisan on the erson who sits in the chair. you call them in the way that they should be called. you don't call a vote or you don't reflect your own political views on a particular member that's speaking. you do it in a fairway that really reflects the rules of the house and the decorum that i think people want to see in this speaker. and i think because of that, because i had had the opportunity

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and when i saw it, i watched jack abramoff. i did this to mideast, period. -- myself, period. but i watched jack abramoff on that "60 minutes" and, you know, i could feel some of empathy. i feel empathy for anybody that's a done time. but beyond that, i just wondered where jack was going with his version of history. and then when i heard him say he owned 100 members and spent a million dollars, i said, wow, i got the short end of that stick, i guess. [laughter] he raised not too much for us. but i sat there in all seriousness, and i thought, you know, i want to tell my end of it. i wanted to make it more than that. he's part of the story, and i told the story of abramoff pause i get -- because i get asked constantly by constituents, what happened to you? what on earth happened to you? and this book tells the story. it's a complicated story where i have my part, and then there's some other parts to it. so the perfect storm is sort of a way i put together, you know, exactly the outside influences, too, that came into help with the idiocy that i created and the crimes that i comm

some customers jumped into help. >> i watched him hit the dude in head and i started chasing him. he hit me with the metal club and i hit him with my cane. we got about 7 or 8 people help ataken him down to the ground. >> haamid zaid is expected to be in court tomorrow to face numerous charges including hit-and-run and assault with a deadly weapon. scroll down to the latest video on the home page. >>> san francisco's police have arrested two adults, they say are tie to a string of robbery in the city. 19-year-old and an 18-year-old eddie till man, both of san francisco committed several robberies back in march 4 and 5 t. police say the suspect used long barrel gun in the robbery. counsels have been booked on multiple robbery charges and carjacking. >>> trying to get gang memberers off the street, they're offering jobs in the city t. as they checked in on a few of the people in the program, the officers say they put about 24 members to work. >> you are not supposed to be hanging out. >> this is the only place you can eat in the city. >> they're reaching out to kids before they get

i watched a lesson, last time i was there, i watched a lesson, and there's to pay toe pancake, and it's a hanukkah tradition, a jewish hanukkah tradition, and the kids read about an old lady who, you know, is making them, a great story to prep themselves for this. the lesson was, the 3 and 4-year-olds are going to make them, cooking on a real honest to god stove. every aspect of that lesson from the picking up the potato, smelled it, like the onon, what do they call this? that little spoon is a teaspoon. everybody had a hand chopping the vegetables, chopping the potatoes and onions. the "p" sound in pimentos like the "p" sound in peppers. what happens when we put this in a food processer? let's find out. i spent time teaching, dreaming about teachable moments every second of that lesson is a teachable moment, we visited other classrooms, and they are ready, do you want to try some? i said, sure, mid-morning, i was hungry. i took a plate, and i grabbed one, and there they were, and sour cream and apple sauce, the traditional things to serve with them, and this was a latino community. wha

one time, i had to wait half a day to watch a movie. you watched movies?! i was lucky if i could watch a show. show?! man, i was happy to see a sneezing panda clip! trevor, have you eaten today? you sound a little grumpy. [ laughter ] [ male announcer ] connect all your wi-fi-enabled devices with u-verse high speed internet. rethink possible. the white house says north >> korea has completed preparations for testing its most powerful ballistic missile, and that a launch could be imminent. so far, the only thing coming out of north korea is another round of warnings. this time, telling foreigners in south korea to get out while they can. the sound of north korea trying to ratchet up tensions. >> "we urge all foreign companies, including tourists, to take evacuation measures out of seoul and south korea for their own safety." >> reporter: the tough talk greeted by a huge yawn from the u=s state department. >> there is no specific information to suggest imminent threat to us citizens, or facilities in the republic of korea >> reporter: while the north's million

like chips and salsa. >> watch when they pull it out. >> like goop. >> like snot. >> i didn't watch the thing through because i was eating a snack whenever it was. >> keep going. just keep going. get through it. as fast as we can. >> he does it. dang. >> cold, too. >> he takes one bite and spits it out and throws it in the bushes. >> that guy is like whatever. sitting there and eating and ate the whole thing. >> i bet you will not guess what's going on in this video. from the sound of it, this is an older video and it is just now trending. >> sounds like someone is being tortured. >> close. this is a puppy husky getting a torture us on bath, and he is not liking it. >> oh. >> those are not dog sounds. he sounds like a rooster or something. >> he will be damaged for life now. he will never like the bath after this. >> he may not be able to bark after this because he is probably damaging his vocal cords. >>> this is an oldie but a goody just trending and this is in malaysia and people were enjoying a day out and when they got back to their car they found an otter in the cabin of the truck

one time, i had to wait half a day to watch a movie. you watched movies?! was lucky if i could watch a show. show?! man, i was happy to see a sneezing panda clip! trevor, have you eaten today? you sound a little grumpy. [ laughter ] [ male announcer ] connect all your wi-fi-enabled devices with u-verse high speed internet. rethink possible. >> we are back. the time is 6:09 a.m.. here is a live look outside from the south bay. is a warm-up to the low 70's this afternoon. if the temperatures will get even warmer as we head into tomorrow. >> here is a quick look at the stock market. future trading shows mixed trading this morning. the dow is in the-this morning while the nasdaq and s&p are showing positive numbers. stocks finished higher yesterday rebounding from one of the worst weeks of the year. here are the final numbers. the dow gained 48 points to close at 14,613. the nasdaq rose 18 points. the s&p 500 rose nine points. >> police have arrested two people in connection with a fatal shooting last weekend gilroy. investigators are still looking for one othe