hey, is that jerry seinfeld? hey, he didn't come with us. the pencil. jerry. hey, tim. jerry.d show. did you say, "jerry, i didn't think you'd show," or "jerry, i didn't think you'd show." elaine, hi. tim. i'm really glad you came. what? i'm really glad you came. uh-huh. elaine, i've been wanting to ask you... would you go out with me new year's eve? oh. thanks. what? what? let me ask you something. could you tell if teethmarks on somebody's arm matched teethmarks on a pencil? it's possible. roll up your sleeve. somebody bit you? well, not just someone. jon voight. jon voight bit you? yeah, yeah. the pencil. hey, hey! get the pencil out of your mouth! you're destroying jon voight's teethmarks. that's jon voight's pencil? that's right. and i got his whole car downstairs. you bought his le baron convertible? ah-ha ha! yes! yes! yes, i'm the one. so you know jon voight? yes. i went to dental school with him. jon voight, the actor? no. the periodontist. can't this wait until monday? come by my office. just a quick peek. i'm in agony. o.k. sit down. it's this one here in the back.

[jerry] elaine? jerry? elaine, where's kramer? [kramer] bania? kramer? jerry. bania. i want my money back. your nancy-boy cream leaked all over. you're not getting any money back. jerry, come back. excuse me. uma's number's on that ticket. i need that ticket to get my mother's fur coat back. give him the money for the suit. i'm not giving him $300 for a suit with moisturizer all over it. i got an idea. i can't believe i'm going to do this. can i talk to you for a second? how's everything going? pretty good. i'm in an awkward position here. i don't want to get between you guys, but i need a dry-cleaning ticket in the pocket of those pants. tell kramer to give me my money back, and you'll get your ticket. well, uh, tell you what i will do, bania-- you give me the ticket, and i will take you out for a nice dinner. can we go back to mendy's? i'll take you to mendy's. i want to go twice. let's be reasonable, bania. i'm taking you out for a nice dinner. that's a good deal. two mendy's. all right. just give me the ticket. here. but, mr. steinbrenner, how can i be expected to

so he turned to social media. >> i saw a status update on facebook from jerry.eah, she's jerry's former college student, a busy stay at home mom with three kids and she knows how to get things done. >> i knew what i had to do, was to make jerry's situation real for everyone else. the page was the perfect place to do that. today's feature page has 25 likes. >> so tech-savvy leah set up a facebook page called, find a kidney for jerry. >> i knew it would reach a lot of people and i had hoped it would work. but i wasn't -- i wasn't sure it was going to work. >> jerry's page started getting liked and shared all over facebook. >> becky melton, a complete stranger, was one of the first people to see it. >> immediately, it caught my attention. >> that week, she had been praying to god for a greater purpose. >> when i scrolled across that page, something did just click in me and ever since, it was like, like thank you, god, this is what you had for me. >> it turns out becky was the perfect match for jerry. >> it's the most fulfilling thing i've ever done. >> leah now spe

it was just jerry and me. are making decisions that are going to affect my health and whether or not this chemical is going to be in my drinking water. it takes every dime i have to save up money to drive to jerry's house and ride with jerry to d.c. these people can fly in on jets. they're wearing armani suits. they have headquarters in d.c. how can the public compete with that? >> my intent for appearing here today is to ensure that science is allowed to do its work without human biases affecting the results. i can't say that for any of the other special interest groups whose motivations are driven by the all-mighty dollar and the others who are attempting to shirk their liabilities. well, we fully admit that this is a carcinogen to rats and other animals. yet we still just haven't tweaked that thing to where we could say it's a carcinogen to humans. the benefit of the doubt looks like it's going to go to the chemical. and not to protect public health. what is wrong with this picture? >> we have these groups

"jerry and jerry." >> jimmy: that's right, i played jerry. >> and then i played jerry. >> jimmy: andesome man. people were like -- i don't know. >> jimmy: i'm going to surprise you. we have a clip. >> get out. >> jimmy: i do. take a look at it. >> all right. cool. ♪ ♪ >> no. i can't be there at 8:00 because that's when i watch my "alf," janice. get with the program. it's 1985. >> jimmy: hey jerry, are you ready to rock, man? >> i'm locked and loaded, jerry. what's going on? just trying to catch some bad guys. >> jimmy: i heard there is a drug deal going down in the old warehouse. something tells me that -- >> something tells me this is one deal -- >> jimmy: i had the same idea. >> something tells me this is one deal that ain't going to happen. no, no deal. ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> yeah, yeah. >> jimmy: i can see why maybe -- i remember, because i started reading your lines in the script. >> it's crazy, because i can't believe people -- that they actually canceled the show, though, because it was like -- >> jimmy: it was getting up there. it was getting up there. they just need ti

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it meant that jerry brown, now once again governor jerry brown, could order his state to be allowed whatned on friday. >> by virtue of the power and authority vested in me, by the state of california, i now declare you spouses for life. >> you know, so congresswoman schroeder, we talked about bill clinton, the complicated legacy there. jerry brown ran against bill clinton for president. i am struck by how consistent on this issue jerry brown has been going back to a time when issues such as goo gays teach in school? >> i think he came from california which is more progressive than arkansas and backgrounds of the south. i'm from the west, high altitude, maybe it's my brain, but i often wonder if we turned this argument around and if the gay and lesbian community had said, we're special people so don't come and ask us to serve in the military because we don't want to do that, and don't ask us to take responsibility because, no, we're not going to do this marriage stuff, i have -- i wonder if the right wing would then say, oh, no, you're going to -- you're going to have to come forward on t

ben cohen, the cofounder of ben & jerry's ie cream says yes. tell usis ambitious plan to do it. i hope it includes the americone dream. that is delicious. >>> breaking down the cost of imgration. cbo says it will cut the deficit and boost the economy and increase jobs. really? we haveormer cbo director douglas holtz-eakin to crunc the numbers. "piles of moy" coming up. ♪ ♪ melissa: no matter what time it is, "money" is always on the move. fans rejoice. microsoft just announcing that they will not require their upcoming xbox one video game system to have an internet connection to play games. this issue has caused a huge stir in the video game community. there is no doubt that news will help microsoft sell the council. right now investors are gaming board's in don't know what to make of it, but soon there will. from makin as commander montae ending a cold hard cash in the nation's capital and n in the big apple, ben and jerry's co-founder has a new campaign to stamp money out of politics. he is giving away $1 bills stamped with phrases like not t

well, actually, jerry, we wanted to talk to you about something. am i finally getting a baby brother? jerry, be serious. how would you feel if we sold the cadillac? what? the cadillac i bought for you? it's too much car, jerry. oh, come on, you love that car. what about the northstar system? i don't think we even use it. well, it's a gift, and i want you to keep it.

we thought what a great thing it would be to have an ampitheater named after jerry garcia. that is a name that has panache. it brings people from all over the bay area to the ampitheater. the calls that come in, we'd like to do a concert at the jerry garcia ampitheater and we do everything we can to accommodate them and help them because it gets people into the park. people like a lot of color and that's what they call a park. other people don't. you have to try to reconcile all those different points of view. what should a park look like and what should it have? should it be manicured, should it be nice little cobblestones around all of the paths and like that. the biggest objective of course is getting people into the park to appreciate open space. whatever that's going to take to make them happy, to get them there, that's the main goal. if it takes a planter with flowers and stuff like that, fine. you know, so what? people need to get away from that urban rush and noise and this is a perfect place to do it. feedback is always amazement. they don't believe that it's in sa

---por su parte, el gobernador jerry brown ha ordenado, que una vez que se permitan, a los funcionarioss a cumplir con la ley y girar actas de matrimonio... blanca ---esta maÑana, muchos opinaron que el fallo de la corte suprema sera un gran problema para los senadores que debaten la ley de reforma migratoria que no beneficia a parejas gay. cesar ---sin embargo, algunos expertos opinan que se les ha quitado un peso de encima a los legisladores en washington. ---isolda peguero nos explica. 00:01 00:23 00:41 01:45 ---cambiamos de informacion.. ---esta maÑana, una persona fue herida de bala en la estacion del bart del coliseo de oakland. take vo ---la victima fue quien llamo a las autoridades y dijo que se encontraba en el estacionamien to en su coche cuando alguien le disparo en el brazo. -- las heridas de la victima no fueron de gravedad. blanca ---si usted utiliza el bart, preparese!... los trabajadores de la agencia confirmaron hoy que votaron a favor de ir a la huelga tan pronto como el lunes. pitch - cesar ---esto, si no logran llegar a un nuevo acuerdo laboral la noche del domingo.

this is "viewpoint." [ ♪ theme music ♪ ] >> john: ben and jerry's likes our theme oh song.n fugelsang and this is "viewpoint." democracy in america is on the march. you thought we had democracy in america already? in a country where affirmative right to vote is not established in the constitution, but the right to make unlimited campaign contributions is, the ever-rising cost of elections seems to be driving the average voter to the margins while corporate power has its way. which might explain why half of the adults asked said they would vote in favor of government-funded federal campaigns, and nearly 80% said they would vote to limit the amount of funds that congressional candidates would raise and spend. when 57% of adults told gallop that government financing was unacceptable, what has changed then? you could begin with the citizens united decision that ended restrictions for corporate cash for candidates. and then somewhere between $6 billion and $10 billion was spent on everything from local referendums to a presidential race with a deeply unpopular republican buying

. >> jerry, we haven't seen you yet. we had debra tell her story. what was going through your mind? you were inside your house. i believe your son walked outside and you heard gunfire. >> yes, i heard about six shots, and i really thought somebody was outside shooting my son, so i ran out onto the front porch, and saw what i now know as my neighbor. i thought it was an official looking guy in a swat uniform, and we made eye contact. he looked at me, and just about that time, debra and laura, i now know their names, cars pulled up at the corner, which is, you know, 45 feet maybe from -- from where i was standing and the gunman waved, told laura in the first car to pull over. he kind of waved her over and she did, and debra here -- >> did not. >> well, he used the assault rifle to motion her through, and i was just transfixed to the spot. it didn't dawn on me to leave. she hesitated. i saw her -- i saw you glance up at him and when she looked at him, he just fired rapidly three, four shots into her car. at that point, i actually did run into my house, not to run away but to grab the t

now al joins jerry weekweeknights. >> glen is one of two winners.his mother is thrilled. >> i think he was about 11 or 12 years old when i first saw them on tv. >> i'm interested in music theory and music performance. >> reporter: they manage 20 scholarship funds funds and in partnership with the ravens held the luncheon today. >> there's no purpose in serving yourself. but there is purpose in serving others. >> reporter: they thought so, too. >> reporter: now, 61 students received scholarships from those 20 scholarship funds. i'm pat warren reporting. now, back to you. >> all right, pat. thank you. and the awards range from $500,000 to $80 -- $500 to $80,000. >>> saying goodbye to senator frank lautenberg. we look back at two of his accomplishments while in offense. >>> traveling to mexico. how safe is it to vacation south of the border? >>> i'm bob turk. first warning weather center. how much longer will the dry weather last? weather last? i'll have the excl,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ♪ roundup ♪ i'm a loving husband and a real good dad ♪ ♪ but weeds just make

>> yes, absolutely. >> how did it go, jerry? >> not too well. journey needs to come to an end.know that. eight years of this is enough. >>> coming up -- >> we going to find anything in here we shouldn't find? >> well, let's say, not that i know of. >> weir gets another chance to come clean. [ male announcer ] fourth of july is coming, and now there's a new way to buy a car -- truecar. at truecar.com, we'll show you what others paid for the car you want so you'll know if that sales price is a great price. save time, save money, and never overpay. visit truecar.com. >>> attention all areas. restricted mobilization is now in effect. >> all right, guys. we're going to shake down units two and one, starting with two. >> the correctional staff at limon conducts surprise cell shakedowns for weapons and other contraband on a regular basis. today, one of the cells on the inspection list is jerry weir's. >> we going to find anything in here we shouldn't find? >> well, let's say, not that i know of. >> okay. i mean, we'll find it if it's here. go ahead and get dressed. >> am i coming back

tonight we're reuniting deborah with a good samaritan, jerry cunningham.> thank you, piers. >> what was going through your mind? you were inside your house. your son had just walked outside and you harold gunfire. >> yes. i heard about six shots. and i really thought somebody was outside shooting my son, so i ran out onto the front porch. and saw what i now know as my neighbor. i thought it was an official looking guy in a swat uniform. and we made acontact. he looked at me, and just about that time, deborah and laura, i now know their names. cars pulled up at the corner, which is, you know, 45 feet, maybe, from where i was standing. and the gunman waved, told laura in the first car to pull over. he kind of waved her over. and she did. and deborah here did not. well, he used the assault rifle to motion her through, and i was just transfixed to the spot. it didn't dawn on me to leave. i don't know why. and deborah, i think, hesitated. she was, and i saw her, i saw you glance up at him. and when she looked at him, he just fired rapidly, three, four shots int

jerry springer: i spent a couple of hours with a hooker joy behar: your mistake was writing a check jerryger: she never cashed it (vo) the day's events. four very unique points of view. tonight starting at 6 eastern. you know who is coming on to me now? you know the kind of guys that do reverse mortgage commercials? those types are coming on to me all the time now. (vo) she gets the comedians laughing and the thinkers thinking. >>ok, so there's wiggle room in the ten commandments, that's what you're saying. you would rather deal with ahmadinejad than me. >>absolutely. >> and so would mitt romney. (vo) she's joy behar. >>and the best part is that current will let me say anything. what the hell were they thinking? [♪ theme music ♪] >> here we are -- there it is. i have a microphone. look at that. >> hey! all right if it isn't the most wonderful morning in the world. i'm hal sparks. i'm filling in for steph this -- i guess it's tuesday -- we'll call it tap dad tuesday. >> as the only woman in the room i approve. >> oh, thank you. and jacki schechner joining us today. and chris and jim are he

two years ago, they did it jerry brown vetoed it and it was late. it's balanced in the sense the appropriations in the budget can be paid for, but the budget ignores some big picture items, some very big things they weren't doing. the teachers retirement system needs 4. $5 billion more a year to remain solvent. if you did that, the budget would be unbalanced. it's all in the eye of the beholder. >> to get to this point though, how did it happen? was it just jerry brown's leadership? was this put together based on his strengths? there's no bipartisanship on this. the republicans didn't want this budget. >> well, it's part of it. the governor cracked down on spending when he came into the office a few years ago. the big thing is frankly the voters passed new taxes last year. about 6 billion, maybe $7 billion worth of new taxes that covered the gap between what the state had in revenue and what it was still spending after spending cuts in earlier years. it cut the thing in half. it balanced out at $96 billion a year. the general fund budget was as high

governor jerry brown has till the end of the month to sign it into law. >>> vice president joe biden will visit san francisco later this week to raise cash. he is scheduled to appear at a fundraising breakfast on friday. it had originally been scheduled for next monday but the date was changed. tickets start at $500. $2,500 gets you a photo with the vice president. >>> i told you about hundreds of lightning strikes. find out if we could see more of this weather. >> hundreds of teens take over a home but was it a house party or a home invasion. we are sorting out conflicting stories. >> right after the break -- >> if you could shoot, you can shooed. >> you can shoot. ♪ [ male announcer ] wouldn't it be great if all devices had backup power? the chevrolet volt does. it's ingeniously designed to seamlessly switch from electricity to gas to extend your driving range. no wonder volt is america's best-selling plug-in. that's american ingenuity to find new roads. ♪ the 2013 volt. charge ahead of the rest in the hov lane. ♪ >>> stanford, we provide a safe space. >> for fleets of all gender i

it really is. >> give jerry some cronut. he likes it. >> it is one of those things. >> they have six kids, they've been married 14 years. >> it's wrong. remember the woman who followed frank at the kentucky derby this woman followed my husband into the men's room and started flirting like crazy with him. i found out about it, i had her -- i did, you don't do that. >> tell about cinderella that time. >> no, no white. >> down at disney world. >> they girl gave frank her number. snow white. i don't blame her, he's a gorgeous man, but -- what is this world come to? >> you can't trust your husband with snow white? >> what did you do? >> i just went up to her, i will not stand for that. no. find your own, honey. find your own. >> there are women who get some kind of a rush. even out of getting the attention from someone else's spouse. i find when you make, when you make someone else uncomfortable, you should stop. i hate when people do that. >> what i love the other day, i think it was the "daily news" had a big story about exposi

jerry? >> i agree with that except i think when you write and with all apologies to commissioners said three when you write into law wireless devices and it goes to the committee patients networks that includes definitions of what is a wireless device, what about devices that may be your car with your oil change or something. that is not a wireless device. i think representative zoe lofgren has an elegant way of doing it in her bill where she says circumvencircumven ting a lock is a crime if it is done in order to breach copyright. that make sense. that is the purpose of the dmca and you don't have to define wireless devices. unlock your phone to your tablet or your car, that is a-ok because you're not trying to infringe copyright. >> what do you think about those options? what could you live with? >> i will tell you what i can't live with which is probably better to say. i think jerry raises a very good point on definitional policy. as lawyers we all know how one can fall into that trap. it

what do you think, jerry? jerry... huh? what do you think? yeah.'d be great for your paper route. i love it. i'm getting it. can you help me get it down, jer? jerry? your friend needs help. the only way to really help her is to just let her be.

me despido regreso a estudio 57:47 blanca ---al escuchar la decision, el gobernador de california jerrybrown... take vo ...ordeno a todos los funcionarios estatales de los 58 condados, a cumplir la orden de permitir los matrimonios gay, una vez que la orden judicial sea levantada en 25 dias. ---durante el dia, la procuradora estatal kamala harris, habia dicho que el tribunal federal de apelaciones del noveno circuito podia levantar dicha suspension, pero mas tarde, un portavoz del tribunal de segunda instancia informo que se esperarn los 25 dias que marca la ley. topvo cesar ---pero una vez que se empiecen a girar actas de matrimonio en california, sera un gran impulso economico para la industria de los matrimonios... ---segun un reporte por la universidad de california en los angeles, se calcula que dentro de los proximos tres anos. take half slab se realizaran unas 37 mil bodas gay, lo que generaria un derrame economico de unos 492 millones de dolares para el estado... ---negocios tales como companias de banquetes, fotografos, y floristas entre otros, tambien se beneficiaran... cesar

jerry! how's it going? fine. and i'm not just saying that. guess what. i just started my own business. i'm a bookie. no openings in arson? either of you guys want to place a bet, i'm your guy.

in the 1930s, jerry siegel was a young man who attended a local high school and one night in 1933, he a dream of a man who could fly. >> we are going into jerry siegel's room where he slept and did most of his writing. this was his office. >> jerry siegel is the prototypical nerd before people were calling people nerds. girls do not talk to him. in owns a clothing store downtown cleveland. one night, he is closing up and three men walked in. there is a scuffle and his father dies. he is lying in bed and he cannot get to sleep. he starts having these ideas about this character, this hero. he ran down the street to his friends house, who was an artist, and they created the character who became known as superman. lex he can stop -- >> he can everywhere. they sold it for $130. >> they were ordinary people who moved into this house not realizing the rich historical context. started driving past and looking at the house. >> i was surprised when i got a letter that it was a historical landmark. i had no idea. >> the house had become this -graceland.d it is one of those physical spaces where

jerry moreno is the head of the campaign committee. thank you for joining us on this sunday. we hope you have a rest of weekend. [captioning performed by national captioning institute] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2013] >> next, "newsmakers" live with jerry moran followed by steve milloy, founder of junkscience.com. quacks on friday, president obama talk about student loan interest rates that are set to double on july 1 and actions congress can take to prevent the increase. here's some of what he said. quackquacks federal student loan rates are set to double. that means the average student with these loans will rack up an additional $1000 in debts. it is like a $1000 tax hike. i assume most of you cannot afford that. can anyone hear afford that? no. this sounds like dÉjÀ vu, because it is. we went there it last summer. some of you were here. it was not as hot. i do not think we did this outside. we went through this. eventually congress listened to all the parents and young people who said do not double my rate. folks made their voices heard and they kep

and how's jerry? how's jerry doing? jerry trainor? he nuts. >> he's good. i have a good story.my: what are you doing? >> i'm renting a party bus and going to vegas. >> jimmy: yeah! that's what you have to do. >> right? >> jimmy: yeah, 21. >> yeah. so, i invited jerry. and he wrote right back and he's, like, yeah, it's gonna have to be a game day decision. i'll let you know, though, sugar. like, i'll keep you posted. like -- >> jimmy: sugar, first of all. >> what does that mean? right? >> jimmy: that's your buddy for how many years on "icarly"? >> seven years. >> jimmy: seven years. >> come on, jerry. >> jimmy: sugar, yeah how gross, yeah. but that's fun. you're gonna go to vegas. >> yeah. >> jimmy: and you're just gonna -- what? you're just gonna stay at a hotel and just do it up? >> i actually -- i love "cirque du soleil," so i'm going to go see, like, a couple "cirque du soleil" shows and, like, the premiere of their new one. the michael jackson one. >> jimmy: we had jamie king on our show. >> i saw. i saw your dance. it was great. >> jimmy: yeah, i apologize. yeah, i'm not a

you put it all together, at least today, the future looks grim for jerry brown.this issue, anyway. he says he's going to appeal to the u.s. supreme court. but the court has already rejected a very similar appeal on brown's prison reduction plan in the past. they said he's just not going fast enough. he has to speed this thing up. so brown is turned down on the supreme court appeal, which most people think he will, okay, then he's going to defy the courts and keep the prisoners in place or try to send more to already angry counties. if he keeps the prisoner s in place, it gets worse wrorb you can expect the judges to release those 10,000 inmates on their own. they could. they could do that. okay, you let them out. that's all there is to it. here's the worst, people don't like criminals released. they don't want them released from prisons any sooner than they have to be. guess what? we're just around the 2014, and that's the year the governor is up for re-election, should he choose to run, and most people think that's going to happen. you come in this election year

monday night 8:00 eastern on >> next, "newsmakers" with senator jerry moran of kansas. later, q and a. >> joining us on "newsmakers" is senator jerry moran, republican and chair of the national republican senatorial committee. thank you for being with us. >> and reid wilson. thank you for being with us. let me begin with the main question. how do you get sick seats to retake in 2014. what is your target? >> we want to increase the number of republican senators. i say that because i believe it is important for the country. i am interested in this topic not because i am a republican but because i believe the country needs a different direction. our goal is to make certain that we move in that direction. it would be great if we had more than 50 senators. you do that by reelecting the incumbents, the republicans that are out seem to be in excellent shape. no incumbent republican senator faces a significant challenge in being reelected. our primary responsibility is to make sure that those republican senators are reelected. then you work in open seats and try to make certain

and jerry ford helped put things are right. it took wadia fully back on path but help put things right and that was an enormous accomplishment. the truth is that as result of that he had such a strong pull, he started coming back to washington on his birthdays in june. and this marks another one of those birthdays, and he had a reunion every year of all votes who worked for them. that was a wonderful gallantry and annual gathering that brought people together who hadn't seen each other for a while, but were proud that the worked for him, and shared that pride. and this is another one. i happened to be just one of the representatives of the alumni group speaking to you today. and it was a sense, if i may borrow a phrase from george w. bush, that president ford was always ms. underestimated. [laughter] -- ms. underestimated. and, frankly, i must tell you that we on the staff i think ms. underestimate. i have experienced a few months after less off the of receiving a call from his office in the afternoon. saying that the president

jerry springer: i spent a couple of hours with a hooker joy behar: your mistake was writing a check jerryer cashed it (vo) the day's events. four very unique points of view. tonight starting at 6 eastern. (vo) current tv gets the converstion started next. >> i'm a slutty bob hope. >> you are. >> the troops love me. the sweatshirt is nice and all but i could use a golden lasso. (vo) only on current tv. ♪ >> announcer: this is the "bill press show." >> bill: if you are a verizon customer your phones are being tapped by the federal government, that's the obama administration. that at the top of the next hour. ann says about chris christie, isn't it amazing how christtive recently vied a bill that would allow early voting in new jersey stating that the cost would be too high, but he just called for a special election costing $24 million. yeah, the hypocrisy of chris christie is just unbelievable. we'll talk about fisa and flight attendants winning a big victory over tsa. [♪ theme music ♪] >> bill: hey good morning, everybody, happy thursday. it is thursday june 6th. this is the "full court pr

with governor jerry brown and lawmakers split over where to save or spend the surplus. >>> more questions and still no answers about the bay bridge's scheduled labor day opening. >> it is plausible it would make sense to replace some of the other bolts after the bridge. >>> is the america's cup too dangerous? the sailing competition under turmoil after a fatal accident. >>> plus sfmoma. we hear about the museum's major expansion project. >> we wanted to move out into the community in a robust way. >> coming up next. captioning by vitac, underwritten by fireman's fund >>> good evening. i'm thuy vu. welcome to this week in northern california. joining me tonight on the panel are julian guthrie, san francisco chronicle. tom vacar, consumer editor, and scott detrow for kqed the california report. after years of battling deficits and cuts, california is facing a new dilemma, the surplus. the amount is determined on who you talk to. the governor says it is $1.2 billion. the analyst has a far greater projection. $4.4 billion. it sounds like good news, but it is setting off a different kind of ha

well, ben and jerry it wants to find out.the ice cream maker is to let cities create their own local flavor. five cities, including san francisco are part of been in jerry's " city turn " campaigcity churned. ben and jerry's says that it will " crown the source " some of the decisions. instead of just telling all line goes, the company says that flavors will also be decided by what residents do, like taking board or choosing parks over other parks. >> coming up on kron 4 morning news. jury selection continues on on the george zimmerman trial in florida. he is charged with second- degree murder for killing treyvon martin on february 26th last year. >> in oakland a body was found under a freeway overpass last night. they say, that the death does not initially appeared to be a homicide. >> america's cup officials are refunding grandstand tickets for races through the blue with a time semifinals. details coming up. up. i gotta go deposit a check, transfer some money. so it's your uncle's turn. what? wait, wait, wait... no, no, no

. >> good morning, i'm jerry young from cai ming. we have six centers in the city. three are them are in richmond and sunset area and we serve in total close to 300 children [speaker not understood] in the city. in richmond and sunset we have close to 120 kids. so, we have been serving the community to serve these families. we have head start program, by the way. when we have nationwide connection they work the head start program. i want to share one thing. we feel very, very gratitude to be in san francisco. because every time when we connect with those people nationwide, statewide, we couldn't believe how much resource we have in san francisco, how much we invest in early childhood education. so, that's a gratitude i really want to share with you, with all -- with the mayor, with supervisors, and all the departments. thank you for the support to our children and families in this community. [speaker not understood], i would like to share some comments, how do we do better here. i would like to see the community that we can continue

. >> my husband jerry and i have a blended family.t his son alex who is 9 and i brought my daughter jade who is 6 and together we have luke who is 4. the house is just out of control. ahhhhhh. >> we need help here. >> my parenting style is more contain the chaos. >> not hitting people. >> my parenting style is my way or the highway. >> pick up. >> allex is pure energy. alex? jade is the diva. everything is just attitude. luke, he is more of a follower. the most codependent so he is trying to get them to get along. i feel like i've become background noise because they do not listen to me at all. >> when the kids talkback to me, i scream. pick up your miss. it's your last chance. >> he is a dictator. we will end up fighting after the kids act up. he doesn't like it when i second-guess him in front of the kids. >> it is affecting our marriage a lot of fighting going on. >> i resent him my fear is that our family will be spilt apart because of all the fighting. >> anderson: welcome jerry and nicole. thank you for being here. [applause] i

be able to live here as before they're losing their identity groups and slowly but surely they are jerry ends and armenians will move in if a house built by one people is taken by another does the appearance of the house change how do the new people deal with the old architecture the russian house taken by an armenian or jerry m for instance. but it will get done a lot of good has about fifty seven houses now. think about one hundred forty seven hundred fifty people are. many many people left. when i saw some of the most myself. and i felt my heart being torn as i did. there is there's still so full of memories where would argue about my. yani don't worry i don't think the rest will leave if they would if they wanted to they would have left long ago. i was. thankful. this place is where the first lived and later there were buried here. then the rest began to settle around here if i was from this spot the boys began to spread to other regions. and southern georgia. come here to worship our ancestors everyone. and say that everybody has a piece of god carved him in his soul. was the man is

---los miembros del gremio han solicitado al gobernador jerry brown...legar a un trato, el domingo por la noche, intervenga para evitar el cierre de las operaciones para darle mas tiempo a las platicas entre ambos bandos. topvo with half slab cesar ---para estar al tanto sobre todo lo que ocurre en las condiciones de transito y para enterarse si los otros medios de transporte estan a tiempo, puede ingresar a la pagina www.511.org stop open blanca ---pero ahora tambien los empleados de la municipalidad de oakland blanca ---pero ahora tambien los empleados de la municipalidad de oakland anunciaron que ellos si realizaran un paro laboral.. nat sound --- wait for cue ---durante un evento realizado hoy frente a la alcaldia de esa ciudad, miembros del sindicato "s-e- i-u" informaron que el proximo lunes no iran a trabajar, esto como forma de presion a los funcionarios del ayuntamiento para que les ofrezca un mejor contrato laboral. take sot vo with half slab ---todos los servicios normalmente ofrecidos por la ciudad, no estaran disponibles, sin embargo, bomber