jacki: ger.t about yellow cake and i'll say the most despicable thing of the bush administration and republicans in general besides terry shaibo is what they did with valerie plame. if you have a problem with a man, you don't go after his wife. hal: ike calls in on my saturday show on wcbt. we love hearing ike talk about workers rights and how the average like construction manufacturing, all the workers across this country have been systematically screwed. ike's a great voice for that. it's always great to have him on. uranium, yellow cake was found in iraq. the removal proved that sadaam whose sane was trying to start the nuclear program. status, false in big red letters. let's go to alan in chicago. hey, alan. caller: hey how are you doing? hal: spectacular fire away. caller: first time caller, and no i don't have a ding for you. randy has that ding. >> badaboom. hal: that's the best i can do. caller: that's your favorite iraq lie. one of the justification points for entering the country in the

jackie, jackie... you did it. we're rich. you better believe it.jackie's cashing in on your wretched disfigurement. wait till i get it! [gasp] congratulations! you passed! elaine, elaine i don't think we should see each other anymore. what? you're breaking up with me? but i sacrificed and supported you while you struggled. what about my dream of dating a doctor? i'm sorry, elaine. i always knew that after i became a doctor, i would dump whoever i was with and find someone better. that's the dream of becoming a doctor. lookit, are we gonna have sex or not? ok, jerry, now when the glee club's finished singing george goes on then you. hey. where have you been? you're on next. i got lost on the way over. got lost? we went to school here for 3 years. what are these? take me to your leader. oh, my god. you had sex! you had sex with louise! no. with the portuguese waitress. the portuguese waitress? i calculated my odds of ever getting together with a portuguese waitress. mathematically i had to do it jerry. george, george you're on. oh, no. i-i-i'm not go

good morning, jacki.guy. [ laughter ] >> caller: i'm looking at the autopsy report right now. they are dumb. >> hal: what would give you that idea. >> let me put it this way imagine you were trying to date and every time you went on a date somebody was just disgusted my you -- >> hal: right. and through a drink at you, you got maced -- >> yeah never got to first bracelet alone got laid. and you thought maybe it's clothes i'm wear wearing. >> hal: yeah the after shave. all i need is some axe body spray. >> that's right. and you don't realize that you are just a terrible human being. >> hal: right. it's okay if i think a swam a skank if i just don't call her that to her face. >> right. if i come up with more charming code words for how much i have a great deal of contempt for you. >> hal: yeah, it is stunning and much play has been made of use of the world autopsy. >> right. >> hal: and a value word considering they are dead in the water as far as how they treat -- now in it if i'm not mistaken they come ou

jacki you and hal talked about this last -- week.i was saying -- i saw traci lords on television, who is amazingly articulate about all of this. and i did not know the connection. i did not know she was raped as a teenager. let's listen to a little bit. ♪ running with the crazies my whole life ♪ ♪ i been pushing up the daisy's and still all right ♪ ♪ i been promising the diamonds to myself ♪ ♪ [ inaudible ] ♪ ♪ hanging on me ♪ ♪ [ inaudible ] ♪ ♪ it's a fire drill ♪ ♪ out in stupidville ♪ >> stephanie: wow. traci lords joining us now. good morning, traci. >> good morning, stephanie. >> stephanie: thanks so much for coming on with us. >> i'm pleased to. i love a woman with a big mouth and you have got one. >> stephanie: jim you heard that one right there. >> i didn't say anything. >> you have some serious fire, and i appreciate that. >> stephanie: this can't be easy. you are saying this happened -- you grew up and stubenville and were raped there as a 10 year old. >> yes, it is definitely not something pleasant to talk about. i kept g

>> jacki blew you off, huh?cause we were in traffic, and if you ever see a friend in traffic and you act like a nut case or you give them the finger acting like they cut you off. i do that with all of my friends. i look over at jacki and i pretend to pick my nose or something like that, and she gives me this who are you, look? [ laughter ] >> what is really fun is when it turns out you have a friend that looks just like an undercover cop and you flip them off. that's hilarious. >> hal: yeah, i do have a lot of those friends. and then when they try to move their way up the ladder they go how do you know hal sparks? it's weird. your latest article is called "the show that never ends." right when republicans are trying the rebranding effort voila, here comes perez, getting put up for labor secretary -- >> yeah, and now -- and now he's going to get pounded because he will be a labor secretary who is actually interested in like labor. and we simply can't have that. >> hal: he is supposed to be a corporate ceo who is

and rebecca said hal and jacki -- and he walkses over and looks and somebody is waiting like jacki yout? [ laughter ] >> he is like who is jacki? >> hal: yeah, who cares. that is not talk radio. yes, it is. so i'm going to high five myself on that. there you go. big ones. >> that's like the worst high five ever. >> hal: well because we were reaching across, and i'm trying to stay on camera. we have a bunch of calls and then we're going to get to them -- let's go to josh in tennessee. hey, josh, how are ya? >> caller: first off you are not nearly as nice to wake up to as stephanie. if it wasn't for jacki i would have turned the channel. >> hal: believe me that wasn't lost on me. she said would you like me to come in next week and she didn't mean all next week and i was like, yes, you are going to be there every day because i need something for the joshes in tennessee. >> caller: thank you, sir. i think we're both right. israel is right and america is right. the right spends so much time worrying about what they should and should don't that they don't spend enough time just fixing the pr

jackie is here. jackie, small island but big waves here? >> that's absolutely right. hi, richard.e, europe had fallen off the radar for a long time and that's why this is getting so many attention. a lot of the reason that the dow had made this record run is because investors were hoping that europe's debt crisis was resolved. with respect to cyprus specifically, e.u. has proposed a deal as part of the country's bailout. this marks the first time a european country is calling on its depositors to keep it afloat. it's also sparking concerns about a run on the banks in europe. because if depositors in other countries start to panic about a possible tax, they try to withdraw their funds you could see big problems for european banks. >> maybe this might help in a small way. talk about a billion-dollar business and that's college ball. >> that's exactly right. total ad revenue for the tournament surpassing $1 billion in 2012. making it larger than any other professional post-season championship. . that's according to cantor media. costing $1.4 million this year. spam posting a video wi

jackie's working hard. her father seems very happy and well taken care of.checking the footage. but then, suddenly, that nagging instinct kicks in. it's saturday afternoon. and jackie's coming up from doing some laundry in her basement. >> and something just hit me like a ton of bricks that said, you really need to look at the cameras now. it just stopped me dead in my tracks. and i went back down the stairs. and to my surprise and shock, i saw her just beating my dad with her fist. and my dad wasn't doing anything but lying there. she was trying to change him. >> horrified, jackie knows she needs to go back upstairs. she runs through her options. should she confront the nurse? should she call the police? she wants to see what her father remembers. >> i said to my dad, i said, daddy, are you okay? and he says, yes. and i say, are

you know, what jacki is saying is right. i first met him innocent of 2009, before he was even candidate for governor. he came to a tea party rally in my town. we had 500 people in a rainstorm. he articulated why this would be bad, when he talked about it being devastating for patients, you know, the free federal money is never free, it comes with strings attached, and he campaigned on that. i and many people went to rallies, you know, florida is a hot prays in the summer. we were out in small towns sweating profusely and at that speech he replayed that over and over, and to come out just before the legislation takes session in florida and make this pronouncement without prepping either the legislature or folks by myself, it was an astounding flip-flop. cenk: henry, on that note, jacki mentioned his poll numbers. 57% disapprove of governor scott and only 33% approve of him. isn't it fair for him to turn around and tell you henry look i tried your way and i became enormously unpopular so i'm a politician, i'm flip-flopping bec

here she is, jacki. >> unwrapped it for me. >> stephanie: jacki schechner with the news. >> presidentncy. secret service best known for protecting the president. with more than 150 office throughout the u.s. and abroad, it fights currency counterfeiting conducts investigations and protects foreign leaders. pierson has more than 30 years experience and start the her career in miami my hometown. we know she's a good, tough woman. >>> president obama sitting down for interviews today with both telemundo and univision. this afternoon at the white house. expect immigration to be a big topic of conversation. >>> massachusetts polls from wbur shows ed markey is still ahead in the polls as he looks to get the democratic nod to i vie for john kerry's seat in the senate. 30% of voters say they're still undecided. representative markey does have the support of the democratic establishment. he has more money to spend and he has the support of democracy for america. interesting twist however representative lynch is polling with higher favorability numbers than markey. he's at 37 favorable to 12 un

this is a festive vacation story, jacki. nothing good comes from flight delays in airport bars. am i correct? okay. so the flight was delayed from tucson. i was in tucson and i'm minding my own business, drinking. as you do. >> stephanie: as i do. it was late afternoon. i wasn't really one of the sad people in there at 9:00 a.m. >> were you sitting at the bar? >> stephanie: i was sitting at the bar. journalist needs all of the details. >> i do. mental image of just how sad. >> definitely not a baby in a bar. >> stephanie: no. that would be sadder. >> as long as we don't run out of rye. >> stephanie: babies like rye. that's a tip. so attractive middle-aged woman came up -- >> hot chick. >> stephanie: eh. she was all right. i wasn't thinking -- where are you going, jim? okay. i wasn't thinking. we're just chaght. killing time in the airport bars. we're chatting. she's a psychotherapist. >> and your athe psycho. >> perfect. >> stephanie: chatting, chatting delay delay. flight to l.a. delayed. she's coming to visit her adult kid

i'm sorry jacki and i were stuck on top gun.port it you decide. [ laughter ] >> stephanie: now you can going into zucker film comedy mode. you are so versatile. seriously i love your work. everybody has a favorite. >> thank you so much. >> stephanie: this victure of you -- it's like that is val kilmer. you are unrecognizable. >> i have a lot of makeup on my face. >> stephanie: yes, i understand that. [ laughter ] >> it is weird you know, i -- i do have the right structure underneath to put on a gigantic snoz. he has a crazy face. that's why he had that crazy hair do and mustache because of his nose. isn't it great though? >> stephanie: it is. >> i'm having so much fun with it. and the real value of going back and looking at mark twain's life is that he has so much love for america, and it didn't matter what size american. he loved everybody equally. and it's very clear in his writings, because you didn't have all of those voices so clearly written and entertainingly presented without listening to people, and that to me is a big

jackie robinson was the first african-american to play professional major league baseball. he broke the color line in 1947 and became a major celebrity. he used his celebrity and was also a great baseball player, won the rookie of the year award he used his celebrity to advocate for civil rights. he became a fund-raiser for the naacp. on what to picket lines. he wrote a column in the new york post and other newspapers where he was always boys in his views about civil rights, and he was quite an outspoken athlete. and a lot of his fellow baseball players, including some of the black players that came after him to kept calling him jackie shut up and play baseball. not your job to be an activist. he said, that's who i am. he wanted to do that. he was quite outspoken. in the early 1950's the general manager of the brooklyn dodgers asked, and that think probably more reason to to say told jackie robinson to testified before congress about the situation of african-americans. there was a hidden agenda in his testimony, and it was earlier that year the great singer in activist and

. >>> todo parece que chávez vamos con jackie guerrido a los Ängeles.fectara, les cuento después de la pausa. ahora es el momento que nos cuente que hará el fin de semana a través de twiter. ahora mismo, regresamos con mucho más información del tiempo después de la pausa. ya volvemos. regresamos a primer impacto una imagen nunca antes visto el papa francisco pagando la cuenta del hotel del vaticano donde se hospitaledó antes del conclave. predicando con el ejemplo ¿que les parece?. >>> muchos no saben que antes de ser presidente, hawiugo chávez que tenía don de gente y una vida complicada. un conocido cabo lista de israel nos cuenta que preocupaba a chávez y cuáles eran sus miedos escuche. !oh que hugo chávez pedía consejo a un rabino en israel es algo que pocos saben en este centro de estudios de la to rá en mejores salen. se me muero o no me muero. si paso este tiempo. si esta gente confía o no confío en esta gente. >>> daniel es un famoso cabalista le llaman empresarios y políticos de américa latina o estados unidos chávez también lo hacia. sobre tod

how about you, nurse jacki?of questions. there was a great piece in the l.a. times about it. also, i wanted to talk to you about a south carolina legislator who forgot to use his inside voice. he said it's good politics to oppose the black guy in the white house right now especially for the republican party. [ buzzer ] >> he did not! >> stephanie: you're not supposed to say that. >> you're supposed to think that. >> not good. not even good to think it. >> no, it's not. >> stephanie: that guy is a doctor. we'll talk about that. oh, dear. >> stephanie: that's late for you, jim. a hitler reverance. jacki schechner first in her news hat and then with us. >> good morning, everybody. i'm not inclined to promote other networks or shows but we are going to get our first look at and be able to hear from the person who recorded mitt romney's 47% remarks tonight. we do know from an early "huffington post" teaser is the man is a bartender who worked for a company that served high-end clientele. he decided to bring his camer

she prefers jacki over steph.court for both hearings. good friend of ruth bader ginsberg hello, brenda feigen esquire. >> would you just call me ben da. >> stephanie: all right. your blog has been great. >> it has been unbelievable. i have been listening intently in both days of hearings and it was just incredible. >> stephanie: you are obviously a constitutional scholar, but the way -- first of all you got the tickets, you have gone ruth bader ginsberg for years. >> that's right. she argued the biggest supreme court case on sex discrimination, and i was right beside her. >> stephanie: what was it like being in chambers with her yesterday? >> it was incredible. our chambers as opposed to the gallery? >> stephanie: yeah. >> the chambers -- she took me after -- after the hearing, i went over there just to meet with her and say hi before she took off for the conference. and she showed me this great picture of elizabeth katie anton, a picture of elizabeth on her 80th birthday and ruth is turning 80 this month, and it

jackie robinson is reflecting that tendency during the cold war. later when jackie robinson, before he died in the art of making sevens, he wrote his autobiography and he said, human pashtun key making mistakes in his life he really regretted. what is he really having endorsed richard nixon for president in 1960, which he did because it interviewed both nixon and kennedy and he thought that nixon was more pro-civil rights and kennedy. he had originally endorsed hubert humphrey, but when humphrey didn't win the 1960 democratic presidential nomination, he endorsed nixon. he regretted doing that. and he said he regretted his criticism of paul robeson. he said, looking back i realize that paul robeson was principled and heroic and courageous figure who basically gave up his career and his fame for his political principles. and he felt very bad about that. by then robeson had died so we couldn't personally tell him he was sorry. and so there's another example of somebody who was a hero but not a saint. jackie robinson regretted it, but he was flawed and

and jacki schechner in the news side car.ted rebecca taylor numbered them. yesterday we had so much audio, because we were dealing with all of the lead-up iraq lies. i started doing standard up in chicago. but until then i lived in kentucky. as does our next guest, representative john yarmuth of the wonderful state of kentucky. how are you, sir? >> i'm doing well. how are you? >> hal: i'm doing good. kentucky has a complicated place in my heart. the byphrenia of how the state operates and the people themselves, and then the rand paul and yourself and mitch mcconnell and possibly ashley judd replacing -- it's an odd place to be right now. it's a hot bed politically. what do you see is the trend there these days? >> well, you know, i think what we are seeing in kentucky is a lot of the disconnect that we seay cross the country that when you ask people how they feel about a particular issue like -- >> hal: obamacare? >> yeah, if they want to -- i can talk about obamacare in a minute but if you want to touch social security, medi

. >> kron fours jackie sissel is in richmond. jackie, this is where they brought the got to make repairs to correct? >> i am at the bay marine. the yacht is behind the fence. we were able to get in earlier. they pulled the shot in around 530 this morning. they got it out the water and start serving the damage to the vote. the vote looks to be in good shape. there is damage to the keel and therutter . the propeller looked shot. a lot of damage after this has been stuck on the rocks. one of the crew members serving the damage. that is the rutter there. you can see the damage that was done. >> this is video from yesterday's one the whole bizarre case started yesterday at around 530 yesterday morning the coast guard received a call of they've boat in distress off of linda maar beach. >> and eventually they discovered three people had stolen the boat and were still on their during the process. >> it took several hours and eventually the three people were caught off of the boat and taken into custody. why they took of boat is being que

la actriz mexicana jackie bracamontes dio a luz, pero su felicidad se vio opacada por una mala noticiata de twitter. bracamontes dijo que compartÍa la alegrÍa de ser mamÁ de una hermosa nena. pero dio a conocer que su segundo hijo habÍa fallecido. la actriz esperaba gemelos. >>> una nueva investigaciÓn indica no encontrar relaciÓn entre autismo y vacunas que rf en los menores. llegaron a a esta conclusiÓn de luego de recolectar datos de 256 niÑos con autismo y 252 niÑos sn sin esta enfermedad. y mire usted, en michigan participaron en un acto especial y divertido, se trata de un evento organizado por la iglesia life church, y lanzaron 50 mil huevos, la captura de hizo mÁs

please welcome jackie nadel. [cheers and applause] hey, jackie. feel like we are two peas in a pod, because you've had some experiences with broken toes. >> yes, i'm very clumsy and broken my toes multiple times. actually, the same day i got the call from millionaire, about 20 minutes later, i was so excited and distracted, i walked into my office chair and broke my toe. >> oh. >> second time this year. >> wow, the second time the same toe? >> yeah, same toe. >> oh, my gosh. how long does it take to heal? >> this time i was lucky. about only three weeks. first time, three months. >> oh, great. so i got to have this for three months? >> you could, yeah. >> wow. but i always thought maybe you break things because you're so animated and excited and not that you're a klutz, but you say it's just being a klutz. >> it's mostly being a klutz. sometimes it's my mind's in a different place than where my body is, so-- >> well, keep your mind here, and your feet. and your feet. >> [laughing] >> and you're still taking on round 1. you have banked $10,100. you

. >>> y ahora pasamos con jackie guerrido y el segmento del tiempo, adelante jackie. >>> gracias bÁrbarales habla maria elena salinas.el presidente obama pidio al congreso terminar un proyecto de reforma migratoria y empezar a debatirlo tan pronto como los legisladores regresen del receso de primavera el mes proximo.expertos advierten que el confinamiento solitario por infracciones disciplinarias al que son sometidos algunos inmigrantes detenidos los pone en riesgo de severo daqo mental.decenas de personas acampan bajo la nieve para poder entrar a las audiencias en la corte suprema donde esta semana se discuten la proposicion 8 y el matrimonio entre personas del mismo sexo. ==mas esta tarde en el noticiero. . >>>♪. >>> a un nefrn que fue a mÉxico le impiden regresar su hogar cuando intetÓ regresar a estados unidos, ahora tiene problema en documentos y ahora compaÑeros quieren llegar al presidente barack obama para que lo ayude. >>> desde ciudad de mÉxico la historia. >>> el drama del pequeÑo rodrigo de nueve aÑos y su sus padres comenzÓ en diciembre pasado cuando regresaban de sus vacaci

as you said my name is mark barton and this is my wife jackie. we have three children. james is 12, natalie is eleven and daniel 7. three months ago today on december 14th, i held his little hand as we walked to the bus. i kissed him good-bye. for as you know, will be the last time. daniel as any parent will tell you that their child is special, but what was special about daniel is his kindness. he had a very unique compassionate part of his person. if you noticed the classmate sitting alone, he would ask the teacher to be excused to go and comfort that classmate. his cousins were moved by this to the point where they wanted to set up a facebook site to honor his kindness, they call it what would daniel do, wwdd. this tech effort, that you guys are doing, is something that daniel would do. this is what daniel would do. he would look into his heart and try to fix things and we can't tell you how much or how deeply it touches us that you are looking into your hearts, taking your time and your talents and devoting yourselves to fixing this. we know that there is no simple

paging nurse jacki!le care act will deplete things through rashing, that makes my head explode. >> yes there is lots of health care news, including florida and rick scott. >> stephanie: so we'll do a full corner? >> yes. >> hospital corner. >> exactly. >> stephanie: jacki can confirm we were at a party this weekend, and i touched her cheekbones and said this is why she looks so pretty on tv, look at that bone structure. isn't that creepy? >> a little bit. >> was there alcohol involved? >> stephanie: yes, she is used to me touching her inappropriately. now here she is. >> good morning, everybody. the senate appreciations committee has come up with a plan to fund the government through the end of september and lessen the impact of the sequester, they plan to vote on the spending bill by the end of the week. the house passed a similar bill last wednesday and together the two work on allowing federal agencies more flexibility as they implement the $85 billion in automatic cuts that are now underway. center p

we're going to talk to congress woman jackie spear a little bit later from california.ising a lot of hell about this issue and -- and raising -- and -- raising the issue that -- that the pentagon doesn't seem to take this very seriously and is not doing a lot about it. the senator from new york has been active on the same issue, senator barbara boxer has for years too by way, and senator jillibrand convened a hearing yesterday looking into this very issue, and focusing on the fact that in the year 2010 alone there were 19,000 cases of sexual assault mainly, of course, men taking advantage of women in the military and she had this -- if you saw any video of it, this panel of lawyers from the pentagon all men, all in their dress uniforms sitting in front of her who insists that this -- everything was under control, under the discipline and order of the military. she finds that hard to believe. >> i don't know how you can say that having 19,000 sexual assaults and rapes a year is discipline and order. i do not understand how you can say that of those 19,000 cases to only h

hey, jackie. >> good morning, marla. futures are lower at this hour as markets are coming off a positive week. the dow of course will try again to top its all-time closing high. it actually came within 57 points of that mark on friday posting the third highest ever close. meantime, no economic data today but investors looking ahead to friday's important jobs report. the dow rising 35 points on friday to 14,089. nasdaq up nine points to 3169. washington may be gridlocked over whether to raise taxes on the rich but it does appear that wealthy families are paying iie of the highest tax bills in decades. a study shows that for 2013 families with incomes in the top 20% will pay an average of 27% of their income in federal taxes. the top 1%, that's people with incomes around 1.4 million, pay about 35%. those rates include income, payroll and estate taxes. they are some of the highest rates we've seen since 1979. most families in the bottom 20% won't pay any taxes due to several of the credits that they can actually claim. ba

jackie, deangelis is looking a the the sectors for us. hey, jackie. >> hey, sue.opefully i can pick up where jim left off. that's the million dollar question. is it too late to get into this market? and if not, where do you look? it appears there is opportunity out there. consider this. of the s and p large cap sectors there are still six showing meg performance. now financials doing the wrors et as a group still down nearly 50% since the last peak. materials, utilities, industrials, energy, they are still showing single-digit losses. some analysts say these underperformers could outperform this year. take industrials for example. ge still down more than 40% since the peak. within the financials, keycorp, and bank of america. still down more than 70% each. also looking promising with names like dow chemical down more than 25% since the last bull run. so start looking for some of that gold. back to you, sue. >> thank you very much, jackie. mary thompson joins us now. she has a market flash. >> hey, sue. take a look at johnson controls. popping up from reuters sayin

sÍgame en twitter jackie guerrido.nsarlo dos veces, no importa si son elasticos, no importa, no de los que se estiran, la ropa apretada, puede causar problemas de salud, para ellas y los hombres tambiÉn. >>> ponerse el ropa muy apretada afecta la circulaciÓn, dificulta el retorno de la sangre en miembros inferiores, la mala circulaciÓn provoca varices en mujeres, la hormona femenina progesterona dilata las venas mÁs de lo normal. aunque las prendas ajustadas no causan celulitis ayudan que aparezcan y retrasa el tratamiento. vestir muy ceÑido puede darle dolor de espalda, al restringir el movimiento se sobrecargan mÚsculos y vÉrtebras, y al tener caderas comprimidas la columna sufre, y ardor y sensaciÓn de hormigueo en brazos. >>> los pantalones ocasionan que los Ácidos del estomado vayan al esofago causando acidez y reflujo, tambiÉn la ropa interior muy ajustados, pueden provÓcar hongos y bacterias vaginales, en los hombres la calidad y cantidad de espermatozoides y causar dolor en los testiculos. >>> la ropa o cinturÓ

hay frÍo, y fuegos forestales y actividad en la madre naturelaza, cuÉntanos jackie, feliz viernes. >>s, sobrepasarÁn los 84 grados, desde 1994 especialmente en los Ángeles no sentÍamos temperaturas tan cÁlidas, veamos si sobrepasamos el rÉcord, al otro extremo de la naciÓn, sureste, de atlanta, y miami, experimentamos temperaturas frÍas, y aviso de congelaciÓn desde atlanta, hasta el sur de la florida, la noche mÁs frÍa en miami, el domingo amanecer, y el lunes, estamos hablando de mÍnimas de 40 grados, inclusive al centro de la florida. 30 grados, obviamente se emitirÁn avisos y alertas de heladas. condiciones estables en gran parte del paÍs, actividad de nieve al medio oeste, y atlÁntico, sobre el sur de illinois en chicago. fin de semana con copitos de nieve, lluvia helada, en la costa oeste, condiciones secas en el transcurso del fin de semana, a pesar de condiciones cÁlidas en los angeles para el domingo. condiciones mÁs frescas, nada en comparaciÓn a ustedes al sur del paÍs. mucha nubosidad en todo el sureste, una tormenta que viene desde rocosas para el fin de semana, estamos h

jackie, tell me why somebody should bring they're car here to the ford dealership for service instead of any one of those other places out there.

. >> we are joined by "usa today" reporter jackie kusinich and laura fox. good morning. >> morning. >> so christine yulebrand was on "morning joe." let me play a little clip of that. >> what we should be doing is coming together, making a more nuanced agreement. if we can come together and replace some of these more egregious cuts, ones nobody agrees would make sense, that would be wise. >> is there a sign president obama and congress will avert the sequester or is all this here to stay? >> not at the moment, anyway. it seems like everyone pretty much lined up on their sides of the issue. republicans have talked about allowing the white house to make the cuts and the white house doesn't want to do that because republicans have said, i think lindsay graham said if the white house makes these cuts and are allowed to stay where the cuts go, they'll attack him for it. so i think there's a lot of politics going on right here and it doesn't look like it's going to go anywhere anytime soon. >> each side accusing the other of hyping the impact of the sequester. but

i've known jackie for about two years. she both went through her program and that's how i was able to know her. we have worked on some projects together. we worked on osa, raising money for the obama campaign. we also served as delegates, organizing the community, getting voters out and registering voters as well. >> thank you. thank you very much. >>> any other questions? >> yeah. i'm just curious in terms of -- you may not be able to answer this one. do you know how she's active with business organizations? how is she active with business organizations? >>> i'm not sure. >> okay. thank you. >>> thank you. >> next person would be minneola, minneola ingersoll. >>> hi there, thank you. minneola ingersoll, hi. for the past 10 plus years i've been at google where i'm currently a principal at google.org where i manage our civic organization projects. i have a computer science degree from stanford and i have a business degree as well. i've worked on a variety of large scale project management at google including our company-wid

this is a developing story, we get more informations we will pass along. >> thank you jacki. about an hour after that incident, another stabbing and the mission district. this is that what the fed and folsom streets. all mammalsthe man was approached by two suspects and then stabbed. he was taken to a hospital in serious condition. no rest in that case. >> today to fall in santa cruz police officers will be laid to rest and honored and a memorial. sgt laurent which bakesgt. loren "butch" bad offidet. elizabeth butler were both shot and killed by jeremy goulet when it came as house on february 26th while investigating a misdemeanor sexual assault case. hundreds of family friends and members of the community gathered last night is that the crews memorial cemetery chapel the bathers backs of all officers. the coffins were draped with american flags. >> if you can see officers are already here. they were getting equipment ready to go refreshments. one long procession will clogged highways 17. you do not plan to be in this area, stay away from highway 17. this is according to offi

kron 4 jackie sissel or so reporters on the scene. >> hi jackie. >> good morning darya.hbound 101 between the redwood landfill in san antonio. >> the sonoma county border is blocked off. unfortunately it is a fatality accident. according to chp around to 15 this morning they received a call of a single car accident. it took awhile to find the vehicle it had gone off the road and down into a drainage ditch. when they discovered where the car was they were able to ascertain there were four people inside. the driver of the car a female was pronounced dead at the scene. three other people in the car had serious injuries. to transported to memorial hospital in santa rosa. a third transported to marin general in marin county. no determination on what caused the accident and cause the car to swerve off more bound 101. obviously a toxicology report will be part of it. >> the coroner from marin county just arrived about 50 minutes ago collecting evidence. according to chp about an hour ago they would have hoped to have the road way back open. unfortunately that is not the case. n

it is amazing. >> jackie calmes, 2005. anyway, stephanie?>> chris begquinn. we'll see. >> i think everybody should take a look the a george w. bush's paintings. i'm serious. >> how about that, art, sculpture. >> have you seen them? >> coming up next, chris jansing live from the vatican where they have a lot of pretty interesting paintings there, too. we'll see you tomorrow. >>> all of that rain from yesterday is moving off the eastern seaboard. we are going to see clearing skies in boston today. light snow showers through the lakes. we will see increasing sunshine, 53 today in boston. new york city, 54. almost 60 in washington, d.c. you get back into detroit, a couple of lighter snow showers with highs topping out around 40.

what is going on now jackie?hey're starting to wrap up the investigation they just open mission street. it was closed from 16th to 17th street for about 2.5 hours. they are still in the alley at clarenoianian. >> they were called to mission street and found a single victim with a single stab wound on mission street. the victim was transported to san francisco general hospital in serious condition. other than that we do not know an update of his condition now. i have been told that one person has been detained. they are not saying whether the person is considered a suspect are not in the case. obviously, it is still very early in the investigation. we've seen crime scene investigators earlier this morning. they have moved the investigation to the alley. carilarian and mission streets. >> are there any businesses that have a video cameras? >> i am not sure. i do not know. there is a taco shop nearby. there is a five and dime store. other than that i do not know. apparently the stabbing happened inside of the alley.

we have a lot more to talk about with congresswoman jackie speier. she's staying with us for another segment. don't forget to mark your california for the professional businesswomen of california conference. this year's theme the next genderation, thursday may 23rd in san francisco. you can go to cbwc.org for more information. >>> welcome back to "beyond the headlines" i'm sheryl jennings. today we're talking about pbwc, professional businesswomen of california with congresswoman jackie speier and she founded that nonprofit organization 25 years ago. well, it's just incredible, and you are using your position of power to do a lot more in addition to helping women. you're helping veterans, and you've got a big conference coming up. veterans are experiencing huge delays in getting their benefits, which is just criminal. >> it is. because we are first to say we take care of them when they're on the field, when they're fighting for us, and unfortunately, we sometimes forget them when they come home. the v.a. office in oakland which provides services in t

>> jackie had already called the police. minutes later, they arrive. look at jackie's footage. they arrest the nurse. the ordeal makes jackie very angry. but she's thankful about one thing. >> the cameras saved my dad's life. the cameras were able to see what i couldn't see since i'm not at home, so they were one of the best investments i've ever made. >> jackie taylor wants her story to be heard. she's written congress. spoken to her senator. and wants the penalties for elder abuse to be harsher. but most of all, she wants everyone to protect themselves and their loved ones with a video camera. >> i mean if i can help one individual, you know, sitting in a nursing home today, keep them from being beaten, if i have gotten through to one caregiver that maybe thought about hitting a person today and said, you know what, i don't know if they installed cameras while i was off this weekend. maybe i shouldn't do it. maybe i shouldn't push them down. maybe i shouldn't be verbally abusive. then i think i've done a lot. >> these days, video cameras are everywhere. in stores. mounted to

jacki wants to speak to you. >>m i in trouble?r two. and guess what i got you just by way of making up to you, eye candy. john fugelsang will be in just a couple of minutes. >> he's here in >> stephanie: no, but you will be able to see him on the tv -- [ buzzer ] >> stephanie: i'm wrong. i forgot. i'm going to send you a lot of i'm sorry emotocons now. you can hear him. and that's close enough. you can see him tonight on "viewpoint." >> nice save miller. >> stephanie: nice save [ inaudible ]. [ laughter ] >> stephanie: here she is. >> good morning, everybody. it's quite the day at cpac today. wayne lapierre is speaking right now. the president of citizens united gives his speak at 3:45, and tonight there's a vip gathering sponsored by koch industries. paul ryan started off with bathe of snark about the senate plan. >> they call their budget a foundation for growth restoring the promise of american opportunity. wow. i feel like saluting already. [ laughter ] >> but when you read it, you find that the vatican is not the only place b

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kron fours jackie sissel is there to get you news faster. >> what is going on jackie? >> the police department is still out here investigating the ninth homicide in san jose so far. this is where the body was discovered around 430 this morning. a call went out a person lying in the middle of the street. they found a body with a single gunshot wound the person was pronounced dead at the same. >> not a lot of victim information other than it was an adult, a hispanic man. crime scene investigators along with homicide detectives are out here. capital road is being shutdown. >> thank you jackie. let us get an update on your forecast tenure traffic. we have an eye on both their it will begin with the weather outlook. good morning erica. >> good morning james. temperatures to be between 2-8 degrees warmer than yesterday. the warming trend continues. i want to focus on your afternoon highs. in the east bay hayward 67. 71 for livermore. down to the south bay sunnyvale low seventies the side for several say. 77 in saratoga. if you think these numbers are warm wait until you see

john fuglesang, sexy liberal and melissa fitzgerald, actress jacki, the third member of our truffle.rie. she, jim, is sleeping at my house. >> oh, really? >> do tell. >> stephanie: i know you picture naked pillow fights and all. guess what we did. we watched the replay of "meet the press" and talked [ bleep ] about david gregory. that's what we did. >> you're a little too scandalous today. that's what political geeks do. that was our naughty slumber party. >> she had just flown in from d.c. if i'm not mistaken. >> she's moving to my hood! >> i've lost her to you. you have greater negotiating skills than i do. she moved out of my neighborhood and into yours. >> stephanie: you lost the turf war. >> seriously. >> stephanie: we'll talk about "meet the press." it is just a chiron. are both sides equally to blame for the sequester? [ screaming ] >> it is enough to make your head explode. >> stephanie: here she is, jacki schechner, fair and balanced in the current news center. >> president obama will make a few personnel announcements. he's expected to name myth scientist to head up the dep