. >> kids can be a jerk here arc soda jerk that is the kind that work behind the counter. >> we teachto make milk shakes and sodas. everybody wants to be jerk. >> i want to be jerk. >> enjoy the food, too. 31 types of grilled cheese sandwiches. fitting for place who's motto we aim to cheese. sandwiches named for collingswood streets. like the stokes grilled cheese. >> tomato american cheese and bacon. >> you really aim to cheese here. >> we do. >> that is amazing. >> it's so creamy. >> the linden street. >> who does love a cheesesteak on pretzel role. >> 16 kinds of fries. get this. pancake fries. that's right. oh my god. >> double dipping is encouraged. there's also gluten free and vegetarian food. items made without nuts. >> they make everything easy here. whether you're a kid or grown up. >> what kid wouldn't love to come here. what adult won want to wear this hat. eat this gummy worm and drink this. come on. >> too much fun. >> i mean -- >> too much fun. >> you bring that hat back though. >> unfortunately i did not it won fit in train. >> this is national burger month when you cel

. >> kids can be a jerk here arc soda jerk that is the kind that work behind the counter. >> we teachw to make milk shakes and sodas. everybody wants to be jerk. >> i want to be jerk. >> enjoy the food, too. 31 types of grilled cheese sandwiches. fitting for place who's motto we aim to cheese. sandwiches named for collingswood streets. like the stokes grilled cheese. >> tomato american cheese and bacon. >> you really aim to cheese here. >> we do. >> that is amazing. >> it's so creamy. >> the linden street. >> who does love a cheesesteak on pretzel role. >> 16 kinds of fries. get this. pancake fries. that's right. oh my god. >> double dipping is encouraged. there's also gluten free and vegetarian food. items made without nuts. >> they make everything easy here. whether you're a kid or grown up. >> what kid wouldn't love to come here. what adult won want to wear this hat. eat this gummy worm and drink this. come on. >> too much fun. >> i mean -- >> too much fun. >> you bring that hat back though. >> unfortunately i did not it won fit in train. >> this is national burger month when you c

. >> you see, he is a total stone cold jerk, isn't he. >> jerk store called and they are running out of him. >> that is not a good thing to do to fake a ball to the little will kid. seriously to a kid going like this i can see an adult, big belly guy with a glove you give him a little business. a kid, it is not cool. >> he may get booed next time. speaking of guys getting booed, sam brad forward what will it be like when he takes the field. he end his hold out. he says he is committed to the eagles after a two week hold out. his game plan, yah or no, it seems like it failed. >> it did fail as far as wanting to get traded. i still think maybe it is a possibility when denver gets desperate and they reach out to the eagles again and then, massive plan eagles with the three quarterback succession plan will go ary but, i think sam bradford really could have done a lot more this week by reaching out to maybe carson wentz and vice verse a carson wentz could have ton the same thing. think bradford could have texted carson wentz or got together with wentz, sought him out, done something publi

>> jerk. >> ya?give the kid the ball. >> the whole studio thinks. >> thank you. >> running for president next. katie, how does the game look tonight? >> you know, you know, judging by this shot, looking pretty good. i'll have your phillies forecast in a s coy not go this hit without showing this shot. look how gorgeous. this is our shore shot down in ocean city where this just says it all, you have nothing more than few whispy clouds out there, nice bright sunshine, just popped over the horizon, that does mean you want sunglasses but my advice is to also take along heavy coat today. wait until you see what the eyewitness weather watch err network is showing, low 40's at best, right now, so it is a chilly start. around full every mid 30's, 38 comes in from barbara. out in will/grover. what you will notice is a lot of these more remote suburbs like mullica hill. 39 degrees. that's where you find some of the colds he is air. gilbertsville, good for chilly forecast, 37 from eileen, we have got couple of

said that guy's a jerk. >> you know him right?> i don't think i've ever interviewed him. >> he's been on a million times. long time. over the last ten years camden fine, probably been on 40 times on this show. >> long time friend of squawk. >> you can't use jerk but maybe she's got a name for jamie we can elicit and then we can really get this thing going. >> reality show for -- >> i will see your jerk and raise you a -- can i say putts? yank i don't think you are because it means something. >> is it so offensive we're not supposed to say it on television is this. >> yeah. >> let's just -- really? >> let's just move on. >> a stupid or worthless person engaged in inconsequential or unproductive activity. >> keep going. >> i was gonna say is this the third or fourth. >> only gives me those two. oh the yiddish. i see. okay. >> glad you're with us. [ laughter ] okay back in the u.s. a pair of economic reports top the agenda. weekly jobless and april imports both out u out at 8:30 a.m. import prices expected to picked up last month aft

>> you jerk. >> a direct hit at the drone.see the slow motion. >> certainly a jerk but credit where credit is due he hit a drone with his spear. >> this drone has nothing to worry about from the sheep but some sheep dogs may be out of work. check this out. this drone is herding the sheep. >> it seems so obvious when you think about it because they will get spooked by the sound. you can literally see it. you're watching the whole thing from above. it's like a video game. >> it's time to give away another ipad mini. >> up need the buzz word, 18 years of age and a legal u.s. resident. >> head to rightthisminute.com. >> enter the buzz word on facebook or twitter. >> let's reveal friday's buzz word. it is patriot. >> get over to rightthisminute.com and enter friday's buzz word patriot. >> you want to enter today because also bonus giveaway day where one much you could also win a flat screen tv. >> good luck, everybody. >>> couples are challenged to give up texting each other for a month. >> does this mean she can't send me a photo.

that's like telling a teenager he can only jerk off to the mona lisa. that's all. you can jerk off, but only to the mona lisa. the kid will be like, "what? are you crazy? i mean, i'll get it done, but it's just not very efficient. i don't even know if she's smiling." and a lot of people think the n.r.a. has always been an extreme gu gun gun rights groupt that's not even how it started. >> this was an organization that back in the 60s was a very tame, not particularly political organization. >> the n.r.a. was a safety organization. they helped people teach their children and their friends and family how to use and store and keep firearms safely. >> the n.r.a. supported the gun control act of 1968, for example. >> trevor: oh, wow. so the n.r.a. was a firearms safety organization that also supported gun control. what a dramatic change in goals. it's like learning that the ku klux klan of once an organization devoted to the care and maintenance of bed sheets. and then one day, someone was like, "ah! there's holes in these sheets. now we have to find something else to d

. >> say good-bye to bart jerk changes are on the way promise to make your ride feel a lot different. kristin is there to explain. >>reporter: if you've ever taken a ride on bart you know the feeling that lurch you brace yourself for at every stop. bart says it has a fix but it won't be cheap. ask any long islander the worst thing about bart you're bound to hear it. >> it's probably delays. >> delays are very like disappointing. >>reporter: the major problem, the aging train control system which tracks where the trains go and how fast the system was responsible for 997 late trains. >> the way to eliminate buy more trains and get the new train control system. >>reporter: a new system would mean fewer delays and less crowding. trains could run closer together instead of 24 trains per hour through the tube bart could run 30. >> bart says another bonus a new system would put an end to that jerk you feel every time the train stops. >> the new system will let us slow trains down much smoother not so herky-jerky. >>reporter: but bart says it's going to cost you. >> it's expensive it's about

we can't be dissuaded by jerks on wall street and bigger jerks in hollywood. >> we should posit, he also a part-time job at goldman sachs. i never knew that. just kidding. he didn't. but gary, what do you make of that. i know you see the market go up, and you've been pretty bearish, but long-term, a lot of people say, it's the only place to be. i'm wondering in movies like this chase investors away or have them think a bit too jaded ly. >> well, it feels like bernie sanders directed this movie, unfortunately. and the real unfortunate part of this is -- >> jodi foster. >> wall street has created -- >> i know. wall street has created trillions of dollars of wealth, millions of jobs throughout history, spawned companies like amgen and biogen, that help with people's health. but yet, what he has, hollywood hypocrites, railing against it whatever you can. but here's the hypocrisy of it. you know who funds a ton of hollywood movies? wall street does. so it's amazing to watch these people continue to pound away of such a great engine of growth, just because, hollywood loves billions. and it's n

. >> you are an arrogant jerk. john: let's break up with government. >> we are done.ohn: that is our show tonight. john: what was that odd film clip i just aired? it is a new series that actually is about breaking up with government designed to make the problems caused by government more accessible to people, but it is an overbearing boyfriend. the series is called love go and has gotten nearly 2 million views. >> i know that we just met. john: we will debate that premise. i shouldn't do a show on this too many young people seem to love government. people like austin peterson who runs the website libertarian republic .com. you have the same name is a star on the film. john: you are a long time libertarian. you have now watch this. >> when you see him getting all of the sons of thousands of young people you know that something like this is being shared. >> this facebook post that says it is in name, that is what we need. maybe the libertarians need our own reality show. john: someone did supply, at no time has the majority been interested in raw knowledge. this we will

jerk >> thank you dennis i want to thank the city attorneys office to moveic forward to enforce the law. it is a basic concept that everyone needs to fall ow the law. when we passed zoning limitations, when we passed housing measures to try to protect our scrarserantal housing stock, it is important those laws mean something and it means something when the board of supervisors passes a law that says universities need to build their own housing but can't buy rent controlled apartments and convert to dorms. it means something when we have restrictions in the planning code limiting how you can use properties, there is a reason why we do that and everyone needs to follow the law. in 2012 i authored student housing legislation to do that, give incentives for universities to build student housing, we don't want student housing at the expense of the general population cannibalizing the housing stock. just a couple months ago we passed a legislation and thank to supervisor peskin to support it, to beef up our coud enforcement efts to make it easier and more efficient for our department to enfor

people writing poems about being jerks.onstage. >> she was energized by the scene and proved up with other girls who wanted their voices to be heard. touring the country and sharing gen-x 7 as a. her mainstream reputation grew with her novel. theses san francisco public library took notice and asked her if she would begin carrying a monthly reading series based on her community. >> a lot of the raiders that i work with our like underground writers. they're just coming at publishing and at being a writer from this underground way. coming in to the library is awesome. very good for the library to show this writing community that they are welcome. at first, people were like, you want me to read at the library, really? things like that. >> as a documentary, there are interviews -- [inaudible] >> radar readings are focused on clear culture. strayed all others might write about gay authors. gay authors might write about universal experiences. the host creates a welcoming environment for everybody. there is no cultural barrier to

dimon, you are a jerk. i mean, that's his response? really? i think he was channelling his inner mr. potter, you know? mr. potter said something akin to that to george bailey in the movie, "it's a wonderful life." potter wanted to turn bedford falls into potterville. jaime wants to turn america into jaimeville. >> this feels personal, right? >> the sense of the argument that jaime dimon is making, in the shareholder letter, his point in the case is when he looked up, you know, the bank that wrote this and whatnot, they were a client of j.p. morgan's. his point is, whave to stop the bank on bank violence or rift. it's not to say they have to be id logically and policy wise on the same page. smaller banks often need the big bank to be their bank. >> if you are trying to create a regulatory environment where they are equally treated, you can't do that. clearly, jaime dimon made it clear, he resents the tremendous regulatory mechanism that's been created over the megabanks in this country. >> there are plenty of banks. you don't want one person se

you can see the bodies jerking back and forth. >> the inmates say it was nothing. >> it was just rough housing, that's all. >> that's for children. you're in an adult facility. >> but one sergeant isn't so sure. >> we know that these individuals are gang members. this may have been a new recruit to this gang, getting jumped in. >> a wounded warrior now faces a whole new battle. >> they said i stabbed one guy ten times. >> stop at the red line. turn and face the wall. >> arrested with him, is his girlfriend. but will jail tear them apart. >> it feels like his lawyers are trying to put it on me. >>> just a mile from the state capitol building in sacramento, california, it could be mistaken for just another office, instead of open cubicles, you'll only find locked cells inside the main branch of the sacramento county jail system. of the 2,000 men and women incarcerated here, about 60% are only charged with crimes. and are awaiting trial and the resolution of their cases. the downtown branch is one of two jails run by the sacramento c

. >> or the jerk drives a rolls. >> feel better now. >> new york city? >> yeah. it's not fun getting your car back. >>> guys play a prank on "the apprentice." he's hanging out. see the hilarious way they hammer it home. >>> and the edgy bike ride that will have your heart racing. >> making me like weak. yes! cortizone 10®. feel the heal.l. >>> really dark, foggy roads in australia and we're following behind this silver car. he's trapped behind somebody in front of him. doesn't stay behind for long. starts to make a move. you hear the guy inside our car a little worried. >> [ bleep ] >> you see the brake lights come on. [ bleep ] >> no. the person they are heading towards has no other choice but to go head on -- [ bleep ] >> nowhere to go. >> apparently the driver of the four wheel drive he hit a man in his 50s was rushed to the hospital but now in a stable condition. >>> over to boston, massachusetts to a video that was brought to us at fox 25 news. heart stopping. if you're a parents and you quickly understand why. from inside the o'neal tunnel early in the morn

she realize what was happening, confronted him and then he runs off. >> what a jerk. >> this is when she notice. what are you doing? what are you doing. >> and then he runs off. if you have any information, do you recognize this guy? again, pretzel factory 69th street, call police if you you know that guy. >> that is terrible to see that video. >> awful to watch. >> bucks county couple remains behind bars this morning another awful store tie of abusing their two month-old twin girls, one of the babies hospitalized with broken bones 306789 year-old michael shale and his 25 year-old wife melissa of tulleytown jailed pending half million-dollar bail each. accusations range from severe physical a abuse to mal nourish. according to the court record melissa admitted doing certain things to those babe is in front of her husband out of anger to get a reaction out of him. officers interviewed neighbors including one who saw that baby's face when it was blue. >> we understand that there was stuff stuffed in the ones mouth and trying to get it out with pliers. yeah, it was just terrible. >> sic

. >>> the val jerks o police department is teaming up with some jesse bethel students to take a partchallenge. >> pulled you over because you your speeding. >> i wasn't speeding. >> yes you were, man. we've been watching you. ♪ >> that is cute. the vid crow shows police officers pulling over the student and men then breaking into the running man daps. it's part of a social media follow o nonwhere police officers and sports players dance to the dj ghost song my boo. what a way to engage with the community by doing something fun. >> we might have to soot smooth our own here. >> i couldn't do that back flip though. >> me either. leave that to the young kids. >>> let's check in with britney one last time. >> look at our 3 day outlook things will warm up mice new york citily for mother's day. >> you can always stay in touch with kron 4 at kron4.com. have a good night. >>> the donald trump taco bowl uproar. look at the magazine on his desk. it's ex-wife marla maples in a bikini. >> did you see donald trump's taco bowl tweet? >>> and the little village where it all began. >> donald trump's

no, he's a jerk, i won't.h ways! >> i watched -- i have to think that people cringe, republicans, and even independents and conservatives might find his message appealing. at the end of the day, we had a message last weak on the show, when someone wins the primary, the presidential primary, it's tradition. you say, i may disagree with him or her, but we'll work together. if you can't answer yes or no if you're going to support the nominee, it begs the question whether or not you should have even advanced this far in the race and it speaks to your race, there's no doubt, trump's appeal is, i don't want these clown's support after the race. i'll do it without them, because i can't be sincere to say i want it. it underscores mike's point, this is one of the main reasons trump has advanced so much. >> what's best for america. >> we're waiting for him to tell us what's best for america. >> and going back to the first fox debate, donald trump was booed for saying -- >> remember that? >> what cruz just decade. >> for

my push back would be the knee jerk reaction would be i agree. you talk about funds which exactly is what he talked about, trillions of the dollars coming back put into infrastructure would be bullish. so i think the knee jerk would be lower, when the dust settles it goes higher and defense stocks unbelievable during the eight years under the obama administration will continue. >> that comes right back into infrastructure. >> i do think that's where it should come back. >> i think that's where it goes. i'm curious why that's your natural reaction. the way both candidates will agree is we have to figure out how to jump start policy and buildout is a common safe ground to say there is a lot to do. i'm curious why is that the gut reaction? >> it makes the most sense. politically makes the most sense and puts a lot of people back to work immediately. if i were a politician, that's exactly where i would go. it seems like that's the direction he's going, as well. >> i want to be clear as we proceed with conversation. this is not a political conversatio

and he really does have one, you jerks on the comment board. so as they say, all good things must come to an end. after only 232 episodes. 233 if we include the one somebody forgot to press record on. (quietly): you said you weren't gonna bring that up. (quietly): and you said you pressed record. anyway, please sit back, relax,

the pilots issued no distress call and wreak officials said the plane jerked sharply left and right beforeoming down. the defense-- minister said he believes terrorism more than technical failure was to blame. >> terrorism a more probable cause than technical failure. these were the technical -- the words of egypt's aviation minister this afternoon in the wake of the missing egyptair flight 804. [indiscernible] >> that's why we want to wait for proper information. >> from paris to cairo, it went missing halfway between the greek island of crete and egypt's northern coastline. according to egyptian and greek aviation officials, it crashed. >> you have to realize that with the current situation of strong winds, it's very difficult for any evidence to appear. , planes andunits able forces have been dispatched from egypt and greece with french teams expected to join in the search. week military officials say the found-- debris was although it is not known if it belongs to flight 804. on board the f flight,t, 10 crew members and 56 passengers. 30 egyptians and 15 french nationals. asked questio

but he is a jerk, let's concentrate on the jerk in the bigger picture. >> we want people to know thatis, this the "the washington post," cbs, they don't vet these guys. they just throw them out there. >> absolutely. >> they don't vet them. i want to reemphasize. this is a 17-year-old. is he trafficking a 17-year-old. and that is a huge problem all across this country and all around the world. >> do you know who else didn't vet him in the white house didn't vet him. >> we don't know that yet. i'm not going to condemn the white house. >> according to him. >> according to him he is dr. martin luther king. so we can't believe this thug. >> what this does say -- >> -- answer our questions. >> the black lives matter movement is alive and kicking because of president obama. under obama the race relations were supposed to get better under president obama. they have done nothing but -- >> -- all right, guys, good debate. bernie goldberg may have some issues as they say in california with me over a "new york times" report on donald trump. then later, watters, skulking around trump tower. >> the

jerk. >> lift-off in only 30 minutes. the solar impulse is ready to resume its his other voyage across the world. >> judge a road closure kicking off today which will cut off action for tri-valley communities for months. more with mike in just minutes. >>> and winning over the weekend that looked almost effortless. warriors throttle the trail blazers in the first game of that series. "today in the bay" starts right now. a good monday morning. thank you for joining us. i'm sam brock. >> i'm laura garcia-cannon. let's check our forecast with kari. >> good morning. we'll have more sunshine again today, but we begin with the morning with clouds and fog along the coast that may help cool our temperatures down. especially right along the coast and in san francisco. now it's 52. 49 in the north bay and 55 in the south bay. looking at highs today in some spots almost 10 degrees cooler than yesterday afternoon. up to 71 in the east bay in san francisco. 65. our temperatures continue to go down as we go through the week. i'll detai

the rope jerks, pounds-feet of kinetic energy increases and snap-- we fall to our deaths. ( gasps ) oh... okay. i say we just stop the chatter. ( clanking ) two city workers found it. d.c. public works are under federal jurisdiction, so this is your party.

. >> when you ask the question which is doing better, wall street or main street, the knee-jerk reaction is usually wall street. but as mike santulli tells us, this time around the conventional wisdom may not be right. >> main street has been outpacing wall street for the past year and a half. the stock market has gone exactly nowhere since thanksgiving, 2014. the quarterly corporate profits are down double digits. over that same period, more than 4 million new jobs have been created and average hourly pay is up almost 4%, including a solid gain for april, reported on friday. real personal spending, consumer confidence and household borrowing have also picked up nicely since stock prices stalled. this is a big reversal from the first few years following the great recession when stock prices and corporate profits surged as the fed supplied easy money. while most americans didn't feel many benefits of the recovery. so why is the political debate about economic insecurity? the recent pickup on main street is too little too late to turn the decades-long trending of incomin equality and wage

the stakes are so low, why would you be a jerk about it. >> anthony: if mississippi were a country andd the statue be of? >> wright thompson: elvis. >> anthony: really? wouldn't be b.b. king? >> wright thompson: it should be. it should be b.b. king. >> anthony: i mean -- >> chris offutt: yeah. but it would be elvis. >> anthony: but it would be elvis. >> wright thompson: well, i mean, mississippi is -- the joke is that it's not a state, it's a club. that it's so small that evybody knows everybody. >> ace atkins: in the middle of mississippi, oxford is an oasis of thought, and art, and literature, and feeling, and sentiment and everything. they call this place the velvet ditch. >> anthony: why the velvet ditch? >> jack pendarvis: i guess you just roll in and it's pretty frigging comfortable, and you don't care much about getting out. right? right? am i right? >> anthony: well, no one here seems too bitter about that. >> wright thompson: it's a place that needs help but it's a really great place. we're never leaving. if you have allergy congestion muddling through your morning is nothing

>> well, it is when the stocks go up, but it is a problem with the knee-jerk reaction. >> why a problemll, it was. >> right. >> because of the chinese. >> right. and always a knee-jerk down, but then it will rally in terms of the market for a year, and that is whatt has been, but in terms of the gold though, it is a crowded trade unwinding now. >> and now, citi's robert buckland made a bullish call on the stocks right here on the show, and it is paying off. the markets are up 8% since he said buy at the bottom. we will ask him what he thinks of the rally now, and as we go to the break, the dow heat map, and microsoft old tech, and there is old tech leading the way. up nearly 3%. "halftime report" back after the break. with usaa is awesome. homeowners insurance life insurance automobile insurance i spent 20 years active duty they still refer to me as "gunnery sergeant" when i call being a usaa member because of my service in the military to pass that on to my kids something that makes me happy my name is roger zapata and i'm a usaa member for life. usaa. we know what it means to serve. g

they called him a complete jerk.nd they said that he had taken the term "meathead" to a whole other level. chad says he's just being honest. moving on, there's a confrontation with chad, excuse me. the guys started to call him out. this dude alex who is a marine kind of faces him off. and you know, chad's like, you know what? you're going to get your teeth busted in. pretty much how that goes. >> fighting words from chad. >> fighting words. >> this is a family program. >> exactly. we'll see how that goes. the rose ceremony, 20 guys started it. wells, derek and james taylor had roses from earlier in the show. 14 other guys got the roses. guys who didn't were james, the super fan, will, and brandon, the hipster. they're all gone. chad was the last man to get a rose. kiss yount count -- bringing the kiss count back. >> whoa. >> she didn't get any action last week. at six. >> wow. >> so she's right in the middle of the action. >> she was busy. >> indicate lynnesque on the kiss count, some might say. next week, ladies and

the president did a half hour at the annual black-tie circle jerk for washington insiders and media elitesf i were ever invited. people online call it "nerdprom" for some reason, even though the correspondents' dinner is not full of nerds, it's full of adults who are as serious as four dick cheney heart attacks. and it's not a prom, because the only ones getting (/ bleep/ ) ae

instead of 24 trains an hour, they could run 30 and it would end the jerk when the train stops. >> the new system will let us slow trains down much smoother, not so herky jerky. >> reporter: bart said it's going to cost you. >> it's expensive about $900 million. >> reporter: some of that money will come from grants and fare increases but bart hopes a portion of a bond measure on the november ballot will bring in the rest. some riders aren't willing to pay. >> i don't think that people should pay more. >> i don't want to pay more. i pay enough as it is. >> reporter: christin ayers, kpix 5. >> once funded, the project would take 10 years to complete. >>> happening today, san jose has a new plan to wipe out graffiti. the city is thinking about paying people to report vandals. in a few hours the city council will consider offering up to $1,000 to anyone who makes a report leading to an arrest and recovery of damage costs. the report and reward program would also apply to illegal dumping of household items. >>> the san jose city council wants to know what happens if teenagers could vote. th

officials say the plane jerked to the left, then made a full circle to the right before plummeting into the mediterranean sea. flight 804 was traveling from paris to cairo with 66 people on board whether he it vanished from radar. egyptian officials believe terrorism is the likely cause. search teams from several countries are right now combing the ocean or the sea rather. but so far, there's no sign of the wreckage. >>> san francisco's embattled police chief has been forced out of his job. the chief resigned just hours after a police officer shot and driving what was believed to be a stolen car. the department has been under fire recently over several fatal police shootings of black suspects. recent reports also claim a number of officers had exchanged raisist and homophobic text messages. >> a store security guard charged with assault for allegedly pushing a transgender woman out of the ladies room. our d.c. station spoke to the woman who said she was hurt and distraught by the incident. >> a police officer in reading, pennsylvania, is finding himself in serious legal hot water accuse

are going to be low for an extended period of time, you would think that you would have that knee-jerk reaction. you would immediately have seen utilities pop. we did not see that. to me i think people are worried about a cataclysmic sell-off now versus a trading range. >> when i saw the jobs for this morning, i thought immediately, whoa, feds on the sidelines for a long time. >> we talked about that last night at the top of the show. we started this show with the bad news being good news. initially you saw the big sell-off. steve was just talking about it, bad news is in fact good news. the fed, there's no way in my opinion they do anything in june. we can argue whether or not they should. going forward, i don't think they'll do anything until post-election, which puts us into december. fed on the sideline should be good. now you're talking about an s&p that is very rich in -- >> we're talking about an s&p that was rejuvenated last year when we have a handful of names that are responsible for either the uptick in the -- >> if we go to new highs, i agree with that. >> i don't think the

jerk on it? is he going to tickle my balls? what is he going to do that corkscrew thing?laughter) you've thought about this a lot, my friend. i'm just saying, i want to know what's going to happen! am i going to like it, is that what's going to happen? huh? >> trevor are we going to get married? who's the husband? are we going to adopt? it's ludicrous. you're coming up with hypotheticals. everyone says this is absurd! now we look at gay people as it is the most normal thing. because it is normal. society evolves all the time. like, i see gay people kissing now and it's not even a thing. i see gay people kissing and i'll be like, hearings stop that! i'm trying to watch "brokeback mountain"! i can't see! get out of the way! (laughter) society has done this over and over again. it's so painful. the same thing was said about black people. it's absurd! we can't share the bathroom with black people. white and black people in the same bathroom! absurd! what a (bleep) measuring contest? what's going to happen when black people come into -- that seems absurd now. we move forward a

no fireworks outside of oracle arena warriors fans left the game did he jerked after falling to oklahoma city in game one. >> we got robbed. >> it was a tough one but we still believe in it. >> we'll be back we're come come back with a win wednesday. >>reporter: the stakes have never been higher for the warriors but prices have never been lower. >> we paid less than what we normally pay. >> i was actually surprised to see today there was such afford ability for today's game. >>reporter: shawn pitt a spokesperson for game time told us ticket prices took an unexpected nose dime for this game. some were going online for as low as $150 part of the reason the game's early start time. >> with 6:00 start times it makes it tougher for people to get here from work. that's when you see people having to let their tickets go at prices they don't normally do. >>reporter: ticket prices will like highly rise but game 2 will give fans a shot at a good deal if they know when to buy. >> the last minute tendency is when you'll find the value. >>reporter: once game one had started sideline club level ticket

the plane jerked to the left and made a circle to the right before going into the mediterranean sea. >> officials are hoping to get answers. abc is live in london for us. what do we know so far about this debris? >> good morning to you. we're just getting this information coming in from the egyptian armed forces in the form of app statement saying that search and rescue teams have found this morning belongings of the passengers as well as some parts of the wreckage of the plane north of alexandria, off the alexandria coast. search and rescue operations continue in that area. we understand that military spokesmen also said that other countries are involved in this coordinated search and those include greece, france, the united kingdom, cypress and italy. this is a major rescue operation taking place. but again we have to emphasize that this is coming from the egyptian spokesman from the egyptian armed forces. you'll recall yesterday greek authorities said they had spotted debris in the water but later the egyptian -- egypt air vice president came out saying we stand corrected and that

jerk. >> lift-off in only 30 minutes. ready to resume its his other voyage across the world. >> judge a road closure kicking off today which will cut off action for tri-valley communities for months. more with mike in just minutes. >>> and winning over the weekend that looked almost effortless. warriors throttle the trail blazers in the first game of that series. "today in the bay" starts right now. a good monday morning. thank you for joining us. i'm sam brock. >> i'm laura

jerk >> thank you dennis i want to thank the city attorneys office to moveic forward to enforce the law. it is a basic concept that everyone needs to fall ow the law. when we passed zoning limitations, when we passed housing measures to try to protect our scrarserantal housing stock, it is important those laws mean something and it means something when the board of supervisors passes a law that says universities need to build their own housing but can't buy rent controlled apartments and convert to dorms. it means something when we have restrictions in the planning code limiting how you can use properties, there is a reason why we do that and everyone needs to follow the law. in 2012 i authored student housing legislation to do that, give incentives for universities to build student housing, we don't want student housing at the expense of the general population cannibalizing the housing stock. just a couple months ago we passed a legislation and thank to supervisor peskin to support it, to beef up our coud enforcement efts to make it easier and more efficient for our department to enfor

the third is open-mindedness in the white house, not knee-jerk vetoes. and the fourth is the mass media. the mass media, not just reporting, but reflecting and communicating the public sentiment, or to use abraham lincoln's words, the public sentiment what we see today is majority opinion. so when you have the majority opinion and you have a receptive congress and the of an open-minded white house and you have a media that looks at this issue as regular beets, not just occasional features seeking pulitzer prizes or other prizes, you have the critical quadrangle for success. and after the passage in 1966 of the highway and motor vehicle safety laws signed into law by lyndon johnson in september 1966, a little over nine months after "unsafe at any speed" cannot come imagine that kind of speed that occurred those days in congress compared to now. after that there was a profusion of civic activity, citizens groups were started. others were expanded, antienvironmental consumer worker area, open government, whole variety of citizen groups open their doors, bro

that is why you should not be a jerk so people can help you and be based you have to be a traitor to repay the favor by against one person indeed is the entitlement. i and taking i want to help people but that isn't the issue. you can help to anybody that you want. the question is if you are sick in the operation you cannot afford these vague i am entitled some videos be and i don't care if they are struggling to send their kid to school? if they try to build their business? i need it so i will march over to my neighbor's house and the band he paid for my operation. aias thousands and one person said that is not how last but understand if they said bell then i will collapse sorrels -- somewhere else and that should be reflected in government policy. about the scheerer need of how you got to that position for cry never heard of the argument for why that is. >> host: and what if for the sake of argument, heart surgery you go to your friend would you give me the money? they might want to but could not afford that magnitude but if we would pull the risk so when you needed it it was from