>> si >> con el gran jerry >> si, prepárate jerry bueno tu vives aquí, no te hagas >> esperemos que esténen su casa >> nos vemos ahí la próxima semana, te presentas ¿dónde? >> el domingo en fiesta broadway y después en despierta américa >> ya regreso le ponemos sabor a la mañana, agarre papel y lapiz para anotar la receta más sabrosa, juernes, casi viernes >> enteres de que manera marco antonio solis celebró los 25 años de betty solis >> acá sigue nuestro compadre jerry bazúa, un aplauso ♪ [ madre ] para nosotros el tiempo de familia significa... mucha risa, y baile... [ padre ] ...y ruido. [ madre ] sí, mucho ruido. [ locutor ] honey maid teddy grahams. todos los días refrigerios saludables para todas las familias saludables. esto es saludable. para todas las familias saludables. son como familia, ¿a quién vas fa poner en el tuyo?es a mis amigas. añade hasta 10 y todos reciben un precio tan bajo como $25 al mes cada uno. ¡pues a mi familia! ¡hola mamá! hola hija. ¡traje a rubina! ¡hola rubina! ah... ¿las facturas son separadas? claro! ahhhh... ¡hola, mi amor! Únete a sprint framily por t

joe montana and a host of 49er greats, ronnie lot and jerry rice and steve young will be taking on a squad composed by dan marino and company. jerry rice today drawing up plays with our own meek shumann. >> -- mike shumann. >> with you being in the slot opinion, that would be so cool. this is the last one in candlestick park. that's. it i think we will all have a great time. >> and yes paramedics will be standing by. the warriors are getting ready for game three with l.a. the top seeded spurs were the top seeded spurs were stunned tonight.

joining us now is ben and jerry's ceo.lavors on our desk here, we love these names. david: oh, wait, it is yours. liz: listen, either way. wait -- david: we've already chosen. liz: hazed and confused, salted caramel, that's my jam. these are amazing. but this cracks me up, hazed and confused. let's talk about these. david's going to mow right in there. [laughter] but you're celebrating your 5th annual -- 35th annual free cone day. what does this do for your brand? >> well, you know, yeah. it's an amazing story when you think it started in a little gas station in burlington, vermont, and today we will kick off in australia and go right around the world and end up in hawaii, and, yeah, a million cones in -- a million scoops in the u.s. and about a million and a half worldwide. and we actually try not to think about what it does for the brand. we like to think about what it does for the commitment. and, you know, this is our way of just giving back. there are no strings attached, there are no conditions. you can get in line a

i tend to agree with jerry. we don't have many good options, and after all, whatever else is the case, crimeways a heck of a lot more important to russia, was part of russia, a lot more important it to than it is to us, and so at the very beginning of this, the one thing i wrote and said then was, we can't be sure of men things but we can be sure at the end of this there will be some form of russian protech that over crimea. the other thing is that ukraine isn't exactly a state and never has been. i was on a panel the other day. people on both its neighbors said we don't regard ukrainian as a language. they agreed about that. the dave agreed whether it was bad polish or bad russian. that was the terms of the debate. and in the end, our european friends don't care about ukraine and neither do we. so i think that i -- i hope that putin will recognize that he has overplayed his hand. if you look at the realities of trying to do a serious intervention in ukraine, that can't be in his interests, but he has played the

jerry umanos. >> jerry umanos was receiving guests, three other americans. they arrived. they were dropped off in their vehicles and they were inside what is effectively the pound of this hospital, a well-known hospital treating mostly children and women with problems during pregnancies, prenatal care, after-delivery care and after they were dropped off dr. umanos was greeting them and then a security guard an afghan security guard assigned by the ministry of interior ministry, turned his gun and shot him. we're getting information about who they were. it appears that the three of them were maybe members of the same family? two of those guests, those later arrivals were killed along with the -- with dr. jerry and the third, a woman was injured. after the shooting the afghan security guard who had just somewhat suspiciously been transferred to this place three weeks ago from lagman province which is quite a dangerous, and an insurgent safe haven. after the shooting the militant turned the gun on him

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mtv hits dexia side to movies like top gun, jerry bruckheimer has seen huge success.hat is still to come on bloomberg "west." ♪ >> welcome back to bloomberg "west." san francisco is famous for protest. today they will march to capitol hill with a bunch the -- with the bill they want them to pay. megan hughes is outside the offices right now. have not paid taxes because they legally do not have to, right? >> that is exactly right. that is a tax break the city gave to them. get ready for our rush hour nightmare. around 4:00ill meet at city hall in will cut off traffic. organizer expect tank 1000 people. out here tome twitter headquarters to protest what are now being called the twitter tax breaks. not just twitter getting the tax breaks. a number of companies, more than one dozen including square, all getting tax breaks to come to this area. it allows companies to be exempt from paying payroll taxes on new hires. encourages growth particularly in this area. also exempts them from paying payroll or other types of exemptions. ideal for companies considering an ipo. they a

jerry, what about you? you've hired tons of people in the advertising people as well as the restaurant business. what do you think it's going to take to break out of this sort of standstill that we're in that business faces and the fact that, you know, businesses are sitting on all this money, trillions in cash, and yet they're not using it to hire? >> well, the one thing they have to have, and everyone has to have, is the feeling we're moving ahead. sadly, we're becoming europe. and this is where barack obama wanted us and wants us. we're becoming europe. where people just sit back and say, okay, how much can i get? you know, frankly, unless we get people excited again -- and americans to want work and they love work. and they're very good at it. we're good at what we do. the sad part of it is right now, there's -- i have to worry about obama care. i have to worry about a hundred different types of taxes. so before i hire someone and that 20% number, sometimes it's closer to 25%, you have to say to yoursel

jerry umanos. jerry is from chicago. >> this is dr. umanos two years ago interviewed by a station about his life-saving work. >> this baby has done well for how small the baby was. >> what are the child's chances in kabul without cure being here? >> most of these kids would be dead. >> reporter: the philadelphia- based christian organization that runs the hospital treats 37,000 patients a year, including 60 children annually with cleft palate. near the entrance of the hospital dr. umanos was gunned down as he greeted two other americans, a father and son and afghan security guard opened fire on the group at close range killing them all. umanos' wife volunteered in afghanistan got the call along with her son early this morning at the couple's chicago home. >> our family has suffered a great loss. our hearts are aching for our loss. we're also aching for the loss of the other families as well as the loss and the multiple losses of the afghan people. the attack is one of so many targeting recently. the violence has scared away some eight

jan skitima was jerry's wife of 34 years. >> jerry always wanted to serve under-served populations. afghanistan was just one of them. >> reporter: a father and son who were visiting the hospital were also killed. operating in kabul since 2005, the hospital specializes in providing care for women and disabled children. it also trains afghan doctors. today's shooting is the latest in a string of attacks that have targeted westerners, all amidst the uncertainties of next month's afghan election and on the eve of a u.s. troop withdrawal. three weeks ago, an afghan policeman shot dead an associated press photographer and wounded a journalist who were covering the election. last month, taliban militants launched an assault on the offices of a u.s. charity, trapping two dozen westerners inside for hours until afghan security forces defeated the militants. >> pelley: charlie, who is most often in afghanistan, happens to be here tonight. charlie, you've been covering afghanistan for years. how are things different now? >> reporter: scott, especially in kabul, there have been huge changes in

jerry stackhouse sitting next to me.ly with the nets up in brooklyn. 18 years with the nba. focusing back on the players. as you were saying, play a game. this is supposed to be exciting time of basketball. especially for a team who is finally doing pretty good, right? the clippers. what are these players thinking right now? >> well, i think everybody's excited and happy to get back to playing. i think all of the gestures that you saw, turning the shirts inside out, walking to half-court, wearing the black socks, they may still do that to show solidarity. but now it's over. what we wanted to have happen, all that was for adam silver to do what he did today. and i think now we can get back to enjoying the game, enjoying the play-offs, and hopefully the fans and everyone to come out and support the team the way they have in the past. they can make a long run. we would like to see a positive story with the clippers. not that i'm saying i wish they beat the warriors, but i would love to see them extend their play, and be a r

. >> thank you, jerry. that was just pitiful. >> by the way, on subways, that would be terrifying to have been on that thing when a mouse ran by. have you ever been in the presence of, like, a mouse or a rat or anything yourself? >> oh, yeah. i've seen them. we've had personal visitations on occasion. yep, yep, yep. they're nasty little things. all right. from last night on "the voice." >> yeah. >> i never want to see that again, jer. >> these are the playoffs. so they had five singers perform. this is on team blake. not that we're biased. so he had to send two of the people home. now, it was a great night for sisaundra, one who's been really terrific. we're going to let you watch her, and of course she got chosen. let's watch. ♪ ♪ the hudson river rise ♪ i'm in a new york ♪ i'm in a new york ♪ state of mind >> she's going to bring it home. >> wow. >> yeah. yeah, bring it home, baby. ♪ new york state of mind >> she hit notes grandma didn't. that's really great. we said from the very beginning this one could

now separated the two inmates are christopher penuelez and jerry sanchez.are in jail on drug possession charges and have pled not guilty. >> they were approached by an unidentified inmate, who told them through the door that they had to fight. they had to fight to prove their heart in the gang. >> the winner would gain acceptance into the gang. the loser would be kicked out. refusing to fight was not an option. >> they had told us if me and him didn't fight that they were going to stab both of us. me and chris were scared. chris started crying. i didn't want to fight with him. but in this place you don't know what's going to happen. so i looked at chris and chris looked at me and chris started crying. and chris was just like what do you want to do? i said i don't want to fight with you. you know what i'm saying? >> me and him are talking about it and talking about it and we just finally came to it and said [ bleep ] it, we'll box each other. we've got to do what we've got to do to survive. we just started hitting each other. that's it. we were just closed f

jerry bruckheimer is back with two sequels in the works. reached a deal with paramount pictures for his "beverly hills cop" and "top gun" franchises. he is the subject of a new book. >> we put a lot of time and energy into making this look interesting and unusual. we try to put something special and different in what we do. that is important to us. in terms of where the movie business is going, you had a long run with disney and now you have this first look deal with paramount. you have talked about how disney is focused on its movies and you are focused on your movies and disney is doing a lot of superhero movies. is there going to be superhero fatigue at some point? >> i don't know. i saw the latest captain america and i thought it was great. everybody is cheering and laughing. it is a great experience. that is what movies are all about. that is why you leave your living room, to go see the movies that are effective. as long as you make interesting movies, people always leave their house. >> the first film that you highlighted as part of

"topom csi to movies like gun," jerry bruckheimer has seen great success.lking to the famous producer about his next roger. that is still to come on "bloomberg west." ♪ welcome back. this is "bloomberg west." jerry bruckheimer is back with two sequels in the work of he has just reached a deal with paramount pictures for his "beverly hills cop" and "top gun" franchises." he is the subject of a new book. >> we put a lot of time and energy into making angst look interesting and unusual. we tried to put something special and different in what we do. that is in poor to us. in terms of where the movie business is going, you had a long run of disney and nine have this first look deal with paramount. how disneylked about is focused on its movies and your focus on your movies and disney is doing a lot of is there goings. to be superhero fatigue at some point? >> i don't know. i saw the latest captain america and i thought it was rate. everybody is cheering and laughing. it is a great lakes areas. that is what movies are all about. that is why you leave your living r

ben and jerry's is giving out free ice cream today. we will tell you which stores in the bay area will serve you of a scoop. >> welcome back. there may be no such thing as a free lunch, but what about free ice cream? ben and jerry's is not offering free ice- cream cones as a thank-you to their customers. the and a tradition in the bay area, ben and jerry stores in san francisco, oakland, berkeley, a green beret and san jose was sort of a free ice cream. that is from noon to 8:00 p.m. tonight. any flavor of your choice. >> heading into the 5:00 hour. we have strong videos that was to show you. a classroom fight between a student and teacher last two teenagers in police custody. and 80 year-old student from santa monica high school was arrested for getting into this fight, he also was charged with having a marijuana and carrying a box cutter on campus. a 16 year also was arrested for battery. >> from the classroom to the parliament. the brawl broke out in ukraine after a communist leader accused nationalist of the plane into the hands of

bazua se disculpa y da marcha atrÁs, ya mi jerry .a veremos casada a ella, cuando tÚ te divorcies. no importa, no es tanto pelearse, sino quedar bien en todos los sentidos. >>> sÍ, lo mejor para la familia. el domingo, la sexta gala de "nuestra belleza latina". tienes visualizada a finalistas. >>> dos personas importantes en "nuestra belleza latina", una mexicana, una cubana. de ahÍ saldrÁ la ganadora. >>> una mexicana, y una. >>> cualquiera de las dos. una mexicana y una cubana que estarÁn muy fuerte. >>> disputÁndose la corona. >>> todas las niÑas, ganaron desde el momento de concursar, son presionas, y tendrÁn todo el talento y mÁs adelante, vamos, cuando las tengamos a las ganadoras, mÍnimos a finalistas sacarles las cartas, a ver quÉ viene. >>> otra cosa que estamos muy orgullosos de los latinos. en este caso, los mexicanos que triunfan en mÉxico, digo en hollywood, perdÓn. >>> te dije que es el aÑo de los latinos, nos irÁ superbien. mÁs a los mexicanos, ganamos el oscar, dos oscares. nos va a venir siguiendo la racha. >>> y euge

things change. >> jon erlichman with jerry bruckheimer.t has been one year since the boston marathon bombings. up neeks, we're going to look at highway the city of boston is using technology to boost its security. ♪ >> you are watching "the best of bloomberg west." i'm emily chang. the boston marathon bombings, we are looking at the technology that is helping to prevent crimes like this from happening in the future. cameras,udes high-tech artificial intelligence and social media. social media analytics company can help this process. i spoke with the ceo tim jones about his company's involvement in last year's investigation and how they're helping law enforcement agencies across the country today. predates theement events of last year by two years. wasboston please department starting to actively monitor networks to fight crime. being prescient of the use of technology and crime, he reached out to us. in 2011 we started a pro bono relationship where we offered our application free to the boston police department. we were on the scene when t

jerry brown isn't going into homeless shelters and food banks.e're back, we're on top of the world. his self congratulations. >> ton of nice clips, lot of nice things about you, some of the grand pubas will say the same thing, if only he were running for a spot he could win, comptroller. why is he immediately jumping in and running race for governor? >> i want to make big changes in the state. this is not a career for me. >> rebuild the republican party if you actually won comptroller. >> here is the thing. i don't think i could win controller or treasurer if we don't have the right candidate at the top of the ticket. we need a candidate at the top of the ticket who can bring everyone back in the republican fold. republican party is a big tent. we want you to succeed. i think i can do that. i don't think i can do that by myself running for a lower office. >> still not a big enough bank account to have in california to run a political campaign, some would say. stay safe on the campaign trail. good to see you. >> thank you very much. >>> we'll be r

if you're jerry brown, yeah, you have to feel good about it. take a look at the field poll.t's what we're talking about. the results released just a couple days ago. by golly, there's jerry brown by himself, 57%. tim donnelly, 17%, next three are republicans. andrew blount, 3%, and others, 21%. okay, others/undecided, okay. okay, numbers are always fun, especially for people like me, but there's a couple caveats. it's early. let's remember that, and brown's popularity with the voters coincides with his approval rating as governor, and the economy is just rolling around. 59% are saying, yeah, he's a good guy. we like him, but we have to wait on all that. >> so the state's new top two primary systems, but even the first time, the majority in the primary doesn't prevent a run-off in november, so talk about how this is going to work. you look perplexed. >> i'm trying to be objective, neutral, that's my job, so i'm not going to say anything bad. this is new state-wide. we did it two years ago for the local assembly, state senate and congressional elections. so under the top two s

things change. >> jon erlichman with jerry bruckheimer. has been one year since the boston marathon bombings. we going to look at how the city of boston is using technology to boost its security. ♪ >> you are watching the best of bloomberg west where we focus on technology and the future of business. a year after the boston marathon bombings we are looking at the technology that is helping to prevent crimes like this from happening in the future. this includes artificial intelligence, high-tech cameras and crowd source information. they analyzed social media postings to find the bombing suspects earing the investigation. they help the police to do this. they can pull real-time and pass data from twitter and facebook feeds, internet forms, mobile chat rooms and more. i spoke to the ceo about his open's involvement in last year's investigation how their helping law-enforcement agencies across the country today. >> our involvement actually predates the tragic events of last year up by about two years. the commissioner reached out to me after

things change. >> jon erlichman with jerry bruckheimer.has been one year since the boston marathon bombings. up next, we're going to look at how the city of boston is using technology to boost its security. ♪ >> you are watching "the best of bloomberg west." where we focus on technology and the future of business. i'm emily chang. a year after the boston marathon bombings, we are looking at the technology that is helping to prevent crimes like this from happening in the future. this includes high-tech cameras, artificial intelligence and social media. social media analytics company can help this process. the can pull realtime data from chatrooms and more. i spoke with the ceo tim jones about his company's involvement in last year's investigation and how they're helping law enforcement agencies across the country today. >> our involvement predates the tragic events of last year by two years. they reached out to me after the london riots. what happened in london, gangs managed to move throughout the city of london, using social networks to c

jerry, as his patients called him. dr.knew the risks when he went to kabul and he felt a calling to serve god is what one of his coworkers told us a short time ago. >> how long did dr. jerry -- how long had he been in afghanistan? >> reporter: from what i understand he would go back and forth. in this recent trip he was just back into chicago a couple of months ago. it's what one worker toll d us. he was still seeing patients in chicago and he would go back and forth to afghanistan for ten years. in 2005 is when he first started going there. we know that his wife, dr. umanos' wife jan is still here in chicago. the pastor of their church is with her now trying to comfort her. he has three grown children. i'm not quite sure where they live if they still live in the area, but he had a family that he would leave to go serve. he felt the need according to his co-workers to go serve the people of kabul. i understand he sort of saw a little bit of similarity between the west side of chicago and the great need here as well as thes

we don't regret that jerry was over there doing the good work.hen you have a servant's heart as jerry did, it's not surprising at all to any of us. just like so many people spend their lives going to inner cities or underserved areas in this country, jerry did that and then the next phase and next step for him was to go to another country and just do what people have been doing and are doing every single day. >> i know he was deeply faithful. >> yes. >> and that was a big part of the reason that he decided to give of himself to others. is that part of what he imparted to you in that chicago hospital? >> yes. at our clinic there part of what he stood for was loving god and loving people. that's what jerry embodies that wonderfully. >> thank you so much for sharing your story. dr. chawn watkins, i appreciate it. >> thank you. >> we'll be right back. (mom) when our little girl was born, we got a subaru. it's where she said her first word. (little girl) no! saw her first day of school. (little girl) bye bye! made a best friend forever. the back seat

governor jerry brown recently voiced his opposition on nbc's "meet the press." >> how many people canet stoned and still have a great state or a great nation? >> a new book called "weed land" by "sacramento bee" senior writer peter hecht explores all these issues. scott shafer spoke with him earlier. >> peter hecht, welcome. >> thank you for having me. >> it's been nearly two decades since voters passed prop 215, legalizing medical marijuana, and it seems like here in california, it's sort of the wild west with marijuana being very lightly regulated, very little oversight. how did we get to this point? >> it's really a remarkable story. california was the first state in america to legalize marijuana for medical use, and at the same time, essentially allowed a billion-dollar industry to morph and do so without rules. so, all of a sudden, california has fallen behind other states in regulation, in tracking where the marijuana goes, in tracking where the money goes. we've just come off of two years of sweeping federal raids on the industry here, and yet, the feds are saying they're willi

jerry grace. >>> thank you, jessie. you did a great job. i know you a long time. but anyway, i think, jessie, you forgot one small thing, about may 21st. it's at the metro rally march coming up. 3:00 or 4 o'clock in the afternoon. if you get in touch with jessie, people want to go, get on the bus and get down to central metro to our rally and we'll give you lunch and we'll go up there to talk to people up there in the capital and talk to them what they want to know, what's going on in your life and what's going on in your life. and please talk to jessie -- excuse me. [speaker not understood] i will be there and people don't know who i am, i'm jerry grace. another thing. about you left out the www.bart.org. again, www.bart.org. that way you can get in touch with anna, somebody i know at bart. thank you. >> any other public comment? yes. >>>♪ how will you make it on your own the city is awfully big and, girl, your city so all alone well, you got the skills to make it you got the chance, go out and take it love is all around no need to waste it and i know that you're

we're going to be talking about jerry brock hammers -- pininfarina -- jerry bruckheimer 's new films.echnology claims it can solve crimes of four they happen. tune in to find out. let's get back to our top story, the situation you're -- in ukraine. ukraine is will face sanctions. bring us up to speed. >> just a word on the ukrainians. for are being targeted protests.inst the russian officials will be looked at as well. it might be published until after the talks in geneva on thursday. let us go through these four people. is the former first deputy prime minister of ukraine. he was the acting prime minister for one month. the second was a tax inspector. there was an issue and a war at on february 24. is a government member and an mp. his house is all over the internet. you would not believe the opulence of this house. it makes? which is placed look tepid. one is the former energy minister. thate seen reports saying when he ran out of ukraine in february, there was a dazzling hall of jewels and pearls packed into briefcases including $4.8 million of $100 bills. the amount of money that

jerry brown was the governor. he is the governor now. he was the governor in 1978, liberal democrats have big majorities in both houses of the state legislature and the problem in 1978 was taxes for getting incredibly high because of property values. there was tremendous hyperinflation. california property values were going up and the method of taxation at the time was based on annual appraised value. if you bought a house for $15,000 in the 1950s which would be the comparison. a retired couple by then living on $1,000 or $2,000 a month in social security, probably less. your home had gone up in value from 250,000, your annual property-tax could be close to what you pay to buy the house 25 years ago. people were being taxed out of their homes and the response of the democrats was to do nothing. response of the democrats was to spend the money. was a windfall. end of the business community did not want to take on willie brown. characterized by its initiative system, howard jarvis, tried two or three times, made a coalition with paul again

jerry umanos was a doctor working at the hospital for several years.s 37,000 patients a year. joining me now is nbc's chief foreign correspondent richard engel. you know the hospital and know the area. this situation is so dire. tell me what you think is going on. >> i think there's a general order now, not just among the taliban but all of the different militant groups to try sean kill foreigners, especially americans if they can. this was an attack of opportunity. there was a -- the militant was a police officer and he was stationed at the gate of this hotel. he was assigned to be a guard of the hospital and he saw the opportunity and opened fire. we have more details about what happened. i just spoke a short while ago with a witness, a doctor who was inside the hospital at the time. he said he heard gunshots and ran out of his office and saw bodies lying in the parking lot in pools of blood. at 9:46 this morning, kabul time, dr. jerry umanos, went out of his office, inside the hospital grounds to receive five other american medical workers. they wer

there are -- jerry mannedering. they want to bring up the fact that a state government is trying to impose a criminal islamic law, and there are concerns over that. it seems that he has taken all this on board, and will not have a meeting. but the politicians say it's not enough. they are questioning why he is not meeting the opposition leader anwar ibrahim who they say face trumped up charge, accused of sodomy and is facing a prison term if he fails to win his appeal. >> there's larger policies at play here, that president obama's administration wants to rebalance its relationship with ashia, calling it an asia pivot. is that having an effect or influence in a way that malaysia is dealing with the visit? >> this is an opportunity for malaysia to strengthen ties with the u.s. now, for more than two decades when the government was under former prime minister he had a very strong look at policies, and savoured closer ties with african countries, eastern nations, rather than western nations. the relationship with the w

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jerry umanos. and he is from chicago. >> reporter: this is dr.his baby has done remarkably well for how small the baby is. what are the baby's chances in kabul without you being here? >> most of these kids here would be dead. >> reporter: the philadelphia-based christian organization that runs the hospital treats 37,000 patients a year, including 60 children annually with cleft palates. but near the entrance to this hospital dr. umanos was gunned down as he greeted two other americans, a father and son. an afghan security guard opened fire on the group at close range killing them all. dr. umanos's wife, who also volunteered in afghanistan, got the call along with her son at the couple's chicago home. >> our family has suffered a great loss. our hearts are aching for our loss. we are also aching for the loss of the other families, as well as the loss and the multiple losses of the afghan people. >> reporter: it is one of the many targeting westerners lately. the violence has understandably scared away some aid organizations. but jerry umanos's wid

i hear in the parkinson's pampers that governor jerry brown is going to put together another light agency in a different form. so therefore without a doubt i have to come forth and have a hammer and is before you do anything governor jerry brown you've got to check. i'm not faulting none of you all but my reverend and african-american leaders you all read the papers of the corruption in the city but i'm here asking for yes, ma'am path i'm representing any african-american communities and generations my can i see kids kids. and so in closing i've got to run downstairs please ask me to put something together. thank you very much >> thank you very much i'm not to break protocol for a second mr. washington i want to hear what you're going to presents. >> oh, oh i'm sorry. >> that's the number i call i can't contact you (inaudible). >> wait i'm going to correct this call my number and you'll get christen good morning or afternoon. >> okay. so thank you. next item, please. >> the next sort of business is the report to the chairman and chair. >> so, now we can talk about the next meeting next we

jerry basua. >> cumplió y amanecimos con una nueva ola, y es el conjunto que está hoy acá. >> están listosval. >> ¿quieren mandarles besos a satcha pretto que nos está viendo? >> satcha pretto, satcha pretto, satcha pretto! >> que lindo, que hermoso, besos para ustedes en los Ángeles y que rico despertar este cariño tan hermoso y vamos a informarle que unas 75 millones de personas están en la mira de castigadores tormentas y los fenómenos han cobrado más de 2 decenas de vida en dos estados, maría eugenia payán con los detalles. >> este fue el monstruoso tornado que llegó a mississipi, no se imaginaba que el norte y oeste de la ciudad estaban siendo demolido por los torbellinos, le saldo, decenas de casas, hoteles quedaron destrozados, levantó hasta una camioneta y esta cayó encima de otros vehículos. >>e n otro poblado, un conductor captó los daños que dejó otro torbellino, desde el cielo caían escombros que eran destrozadas, otras imágenes de vehículos que eran destruidos. >> también una estación de bomberos quedó destruida, el gobernador de este estado declaró estado de emergencia y much

joe montana and a host of 49er greats, ronnie lot and jerry rice and steve young will be taking on a squad composed by dan marino and company. jerry rice today drawing up plays with our own meek shumann. >> -- mike shumann. >> with you being in the slot opinion, that would be so cool. this is the last one in candlestick park. that's. it i think we will all have a great time. >> and yes paramedics will be standing by. the warriors are getting ready for game three with l.a. the top seeded spurs were the top seeded spurs were stunned tonight. wirethey're big. fast. andome. dependable. and at net10 wireless, we let you tweet, text, talk and surf... on those amazing nationwide networks... without getting locked into a pricey phone contract. america's best 4g lte networks for half the cost. that's wireless your way. unlimited* talk, text, and data starts at just $40 a month. and now android smartphones start at under 50. net10 wireless. game three of their playoff series against the clippers. the most alarming thing about the 40-point loss is l.a. physically manhandled golden state all nig

jerry cane and his son joe are dead. mike neill's gun that silences the duo is not certain. other officers were also firing them. >> bullet holes went through the top, right over my head. i took multiple rounds into the grill, the hood, through the dash, the windshield. everywhere i was sitting in the truck was shot. there's no reason i shouldn't have been shot. >> it's obvious that mike neill was a hero in this case. had those two got out of that van and got in walmart, there is untold how many lives would have been lost. >> still, the question remains why all this happened in the first place. the west memphis police discover that jerry and joe cane were radical right members of the sovereign citizens movement, the canes traveled america giving seminars on how to avoid following some of the laws of this country. this video was posted on youtube by one of the seminar's participants who wanted to spread their message. >> you're being lied to just so we can wrap our hands around your throat. >> they don't have to go by any

joe montana and a host of 49er greats, ronnie lot and jerry rice and steve young will be taking on a squad composed by dan marino and company. jerry rice today drawing up plays with our own meek shumann. >> -- mike shumann. >> with you being in the slot opinion, that would be so cool. this is the last one in candlestick park. that's. it i think we will all have a great time. >> and yes paramedics will be standing by. the warriors are getting ready for game three with l.a. the top seeded spurs were stunned tonight. ♪ [ barks ] whoo! mmm! ♪ ♪ oh, yeah [ whistling ] [ male announcer ] discover your new orleans. start exploring at followyournola.com. [ woman ] and i love new orleans! game three of their playoff series against the clippers. the most alarming thing about the 40-point loss is l.a. physically manhandled golden state all nightlong. the clippers just wanted it more. they played with the nmg of a desperate team -- they played with the energy of a desperate team. steph curry knows he is the leader and he is the best player and he needs to be in attack mode from the opening kick.

we will hear from arianna huffington as well as jerry brock him or --bruckeheimer. futures indicate stocks will open higher today. it is tax day. you have until midnight tonight to file your income tax form. the irs says the average refund so far is about $2800. the world's largest average, and he -- beverage company out with estimates. for more, going to julie hyman. at the cokeok numbers, we see a little bit of an improvement. it is really incremental. mainis really one of the benchmarks. how many cases of the carbonated soft drinks and soft drinks more broadly do they ship. you -- looking at unit case volume of two percent. this gain was international. it was up two percent. north american volume was last. this is an ongoing issue that coca-cola has been facing. companies earnings per share came in line with estimates. you can see that shares are rising as people look at the volumes numbers and earnings numbers. ceo reallyn the focus on cost cutting as a way to make up for that. trendroadly, the secular is that we are seeing the appetite, especially in north carb

things change. >> jon erlichman with jerry bruckheimer. has been one year since the boston marathon bombings. we going to look at how the city of boston is using technology to boost its security. ♪ >> you are watching the best of bloomberg west where we focus on technology and the future of business. a year after the boston marathon bombings we are looking at the technology that is helping to prevent crimes like this from happening in the future. this includes artificial intelligence, high-tech cameras and crowd source information. they analyzed social media postings to find the bombing suspects earing the investigation. they help the police to do this. >> you are watching the best of bloomberg west where we focus on technology and the future of business. a year after the boston marathon bombings we are looking at the technology that is helping to prevent crimes like this from happening in the future. this includes artificial intelligence, high-tech cameras and crowd source information. they analyzed social media postings to find the bombi

jerry brown/gob el gobernador jerry brown conmino a yee a renunciar lo mas pronto posible.o al representant e, otras 25 personas fueron detenidas el pasado miercoles y enfrentan diversos cargos que van desde distribucion de drogas hasta pago por asesinato. andres live el senador se debera presentar nuevamente en corte el 8 de abril para saber si lo acusan de manera formal... de no haber formulacion de cargos, habra una audiencia preliminar sobre la denuncia penal que los fiscales federales formularon en su contra... en vivo.. cesar ... un adolescente muri baleado esta madrugada en el hospital highland de oakland... take map ---la vctima de 17 aÑos fue trasladada an con vida, por una persona que dijo haberla encontrado en una calle cercana... ---minutos despus lleg al hospital otro herido de bala, un joven de 22 aÑos quien dijo haber sido herido en la interestatal 580, cerca de la avenida "lakeshore y park boulevard"... ---la polica an trata de determinar detalles sobre estas balaceras... blanca ---hoy se celebra el dia de "cesar chavez" y la ocasion la aprovecharon estudian

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jerry irvine from prescient solutionsthanks so much. >>thank you. fascinating interview-- thanks bill. just ahead a traders fasination with trading the market this week. and why a wild ride could be ahead. chart talk is next. last but certainly not least on our show this morningjames ramelli of keene on the market dot com. what will you be watching for this week? there's a lot of data coming in. >>right, we have a lot of data. monday saw the stock market broadly higher. i don't think we were all that surprised by that move. it was the last day of the quarter and i think that fund managers wanted to show that they were long over the past quarter because the market did end up higher. we've been seeing the spy trading in a range about $5 over the past month and i think we're not going to see a breakout of that range until we get to the employment situation this friday. its been a very choppy past month in the market. we're going to wait for this number until we find some real direction. we've been pricing for a turnaround in the data for the spring. we

who i thought you know it's jerry show but to me the tone of the show and the character of the showand a lot of the storylines that we pursued came right out of larry david's life and mouth did you get close and steinbrenner no not at all just does a yankee work they get so many georges as the assistant of the driveways i can tell you. you need us permission to do that. initially yes we had to be a because we were using the yankee logo and that's what we had to get and the story that i've heard is so they signed but it was i've never seen the show sent me a script and he sees a script and he keeps saying the character george george george who's an idiot he's and george goes i'm not going to he thought it was him i thought the george in the script was him so initially he was not a fan but he came around how did you see george george was a what. it's not a singular george george the thing that makes george magical is this fine balance between an over inflated ego and a complete sense of worthlessness and it just just realize that i kind of yes it's just like it's on the scales at all