dean martin was there to club jerry into it. jerry came along bouncing the ball.they were -- the sketch was about trying to get jerry lewis into the theater to see a movie because "movies are better than ever." we did the sketch. i cried afterwards because jerry was jerry and he left, i thought, the strands and ropes of the sketch. and it was hilarious. and later had dinner with my agent at the time who said to me, are you kidding? this show is going to be -- >> they thought it was too controversial at the time. >> but what i want to get to is, two weeks later, the scene had registered so strongly with the motion picture association that they forced martin and lewis to take out an ad of apology. >> we're all thinking it's jerry lewis, it's slapstick, it wasn't really edgy -- this was edgy. >> i learned that long after the fact writing the book, actually, and researching what had happened. >> so before i ever came to nbc i worked for a publication called "the hotline." one year we tried to come up with the 75 most politically relevant sitcom episodes of all time. s

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and that's the only way he can get attention and that's because jerry brown is ignoring him. >> jerryrown is doing something i've not seen any politician do. you cannot tell jerry brown is a candidate for public office in the way he's making a presentation on behalf of those two initiatives that he cares so much about. it's almost as if it's a samuel l jackson ad. that's what it sounds like, except it's an old white guy with a bald head. >> i have been round a long time, that's what he says in the ad. how many politicians can get away with that. >> it's totally consistent with everything he stands for. he talks about how people got hurt badly when there were zero resources to take care of them in the downtime. he said i won't allow that to happen to you anymore. all you have to do is follow my lead. >> he is expected to spend between 4 and $5 million for this reelection. has anyone in modern times spent that little? >> you compared to the last election in california, $170 million, this one is one for the books. in so many ways money is one of them. >> you have to wonder what he's gonn

jerry. >> sure. thank you. i guess to get a little bit more specific on strategies to prevent this mass religiously infused violence, we need to come up with some case studies. so starting at the bottom up approach in terms of ent inter-communal work, religious leading is also needed on the ground where communities don't understand the other very well so it's easy to demonize the other. just recently i've been working and examining the rely of scripture ral reasoning in this work of increasing tolerance and respect for difference and it's one way that has been largely tried between the abrahamic faiths to have groups study the their scriptures together and have mixed interfaith groups looking at interpretations of passages even related to violence, tolerance and peace. and what happens in the course of the group study is dialogue and relationship building that in fact can be seen to reduce prospects for violence. let's say for example i go into a texture ral study and i believe as a christian that you're bound

i'm here to see jerry nunez. >> nunez. >> i'm concerned for jerry, his mental well-being right now.t now they're presenting the evidence to the grand jury. i believe within the next week or two the grand jury will come back with an indictment. the nature this involves allegedly crimes against police officers. judges look at that as sometimes the most heinous type of crimes, you know. crimes against children, crimes against police officers. >> they really hold that against me? i had nothing to do with it. >> i understand that. that's why we have to see what the evidence is. they will try to stick it to each and every one of you with the most charges as possible. but remember, they've got to prove the charges. they've got the burden of proof. i know it's a waiting game and the days drag in here. time waits for no one. it ticks along but in here it drags. you got to man up now and hold your own and don't break and stay strong. okay? >> it pisses me off where we're all being held accountable for these actions. but new jersey state law is new jersey state law, you know? if i'm guilty, i'

it was classic jerry stabbnd up but every headline was jerry dismantles the every headline -- wasn'this spin. >> it was but he recognized it's that moment of buying something that there's a real story behind it. people want that spiritual feeling that advertising gives. he says he's working on a book called soulful materialism. >> do you think he was telling the truth there. >> id down 5th avenue with a guy who did a book called elitism and materialism and it's all about how that is the new spirituality for people. the materialism, anybody can buy into this sense of identity. they don't discriminate against you by your class, education. >> we can all have an iphone. >> around the world we can all have nikes. and they don't fight. guchy doesn't declare a jihad against prada. >> obviously some people have a problem with these companies. >> this was funny. i thought this was great. he talked a lot about the love and appreciation for material things which i can totally relate to. i actually found him kind of sexy when he was talking about it. >> you did. >> yes. >> because he describes t

>> i agree with jerry. think it's the first time we are seeing markets in high-yield that are trading with this volatility. with the dodd-frank rules fully in effect. what that means is the backstop bid that the banks used to provide, the liquidity that the banks used to provide, if completely gone -- is completely gone from the markets. many are trying to get through the same door. the dodd-frank rules means that volatility has been amplified multiple times. >> take it back to 2008, the street had the ability to be the backstop. but at the end of the day, wall street was so long that they were desperately trying to sell. are they really trying to help us recover in a bad situation? or is it just a crowded trade that everyone is trying to sell? >> i think this gets to the point of minute ago about the dodd-frank rules. the other side of the argument is that you've taken a big holder -- you know, were wall street banks really providing liquidity or propping up trade for themselves? then's more the latter, th

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[ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] >> it's just -- just jerry, seth. >> seth: oh, jerry, i'm sorry okay. a lot of people do. >> seth: well, i see some hands up in the audience. so let's take some questions. >> yeah -- hi. my question is for jerry. why do you look like this? >> oh, i think the questions are supposed to be for seth. >> no, no, no. i know that. i know that. i just really want to know, what is going on with the giant, talking turkey leg? >> seth? >> seth: yeah, i mean, if i'm being honest, i've actually been wondering about that, too. so if you wouldn't mind? >> okay, sure, yeah. well, despite the way i look, i am, in fact, a man. [ laughter ] i was born with a rare condition that gives my body the appearance and smell of a savory, oven-roasted turkey leg. [ laughter ] it's not contagious. it's not life-threatening. it's just the way i was born. so -- >> seth: okay. well, thank you, jerry. all right, next question, over there in the front. >> yeah. my question is also for jerry. where's the rest of the turkey? >> okay. so there is no rest of the turkey. as i said befor

governor jerry brown is ahead of the challenger. . >>> moving to the weather. we talked about what kansas city will be facing when it comes to game 6 of the world series. there is a place for people to gather, civic center plaza, we will be out there -- [ talking at the same time ] >> i am sure my tan will fade by then. [ talking at the same time ] >> i missed all the world series stuff and the return camera -- oh, my god -- a lot of surfing last week. it will be nice out there. the system that is heading our way, i am doing weather now, right? the system heading our way, the moisture from hurricane ana. hurricane anna is in trained in this. it rained a bunch. look at this moisture. this system isn't going to show up till later in the week. that is always helpful in getting rainfall in our direction. you have a good indication the rain, when the system gets here, it will be plentiful. light cloud cover in the south bay. temperatures on the mild side. lots of 70s throughout the bay area. 70 concord. warmer tomorrow, temperatures back up into the mid-70s. maybe u

thomas taking the position that of held previously by a person that retired earlier this year and jerry robin's who was filling in and tom was before coming here on assistant commissioner for the new york city director of transportation and during the mind he oversaw bus rapid transit and parking and alternative fuels program and has been working on road and street pricing since a number of years ago to look at the pricing in manhattan in 2007 he led the agencies program for a technology program to approve traffic safety and the strategy plan i know from talking to the former commissioner of transportation she really credits a lot of the great things that happened in new york and in transportation with the planning process and started with mayor bloomberg's program for the double plan to excellent background and he developed a resiliency strategy a plan to rebuild after hurricane sandy exactly two years ago and also found ways to use innovative sources for transportation and economic liveable streets before joining here he worked at a large jerry firm and although he has been here a ful

line, do you hear tom and jerry the cartoon?r generation doesn't know anything because you are always texting. >> we had tom and jerry. >> it's huge, every kid in my generation and sean is order than i am watch tom and jerry. if you don't know who tom and jerry is, they are now racist guys. roll the tape. thomas, come and get this chicken chasing mouse. >> i was shocked that i could hear this that tom and jerry could be be racist. watching anything with car tunes on the weekend with my brother. make you think that there could be something racist here. as it turns out in the 80's when i was watching the car tunes it wasn't necessarily the exact same version that people in the late 40s and early 50s saw when these car tunes first came out. we just saw that little segment there, that's ma'amy too too shoes: offensive. >> tell me what's offended -- offensive the name? is it ma'amy? is that offensive? >> it's threat history has been thought most recently as being a arch type of being a arch type stereotype. >> stereotype. >> yes. >>

jerry angelo is due to be on the game, the gm this morning. we hope to hear more from him to clarify what he said and what he meant. reporting from downtown. back to you. >> we have breaking news this morning... mikhail gorbachev has been hospitalized. russian media are reporting, the former soviet president is being treated for the recurrence of an illness. not clear what. we know he's a diabetic... but it's not clear whether it' the eason for his current problem few questions were answered at a news conference about the hospitalization of karen lewis, except that her condition is serious enough ... the vice president of the chicago teachers union is stepping u >> we have to respectfully implore people there is a limit about what i can share about her health. >>jesse sharkey says lewis underwent surgery and remains in the hospital, recovering fm a "serious illness". he says he was asked not to say more than that. sharkey is taking over her union duties, for now. many are still wondering what this means for her potential mayoral run. we don't

and jerry is a sizable guy, that was his big mistake, jerry grabbed him. not very dramatic. he started wrestling and fighting, and big tom mcdaniel, a big man, wrapped him up and they struggled and i got to walk around and had the privilege every fbi agent enjoys which was taking my credentials out and saying mr. kaczynski, fbi. he looked at my weapons staring him in the nose from six inches and completely complied. it was very not dramatic. it was very easy and simple and like we planned it, thank god. >> time for one more question. >> i wonder if you could comment more on the manifesto itself. i haven't read the full document but my and standing as it focuses a lot on the socialization and political theory and psychology behind it. i was wondering, what was the importance of the manifesto to ted kaczynski and how it relates to the bombing itself. >> well, it was a luddite philosophy against technology. it wasn't -- the philosophy itself was not unique to ted kaczynski by any means but the way he expressed it was what was unique and that helps us out in t

jerry, did this student shooter ever come to your house? did your son -- >> no. >> -- spend time with him outside of the school outside of sports? >> no. no. >> is he a well -- has he been a well-liked kid, respected kid at this high school? >> you know, as far as i know, yes. you know, i know -- i know, you know, any time he always had -- he always had a lot of people rooting for him, you know, in the stands during wrestling and stu stuff. yeah, i imagine he was a well-liked kid. >> can you shed any light on a family situation or siblings? >> you know, i don't know too much about that. i know the last name, there's many of them in the town. i do believe it's a pretty large family. >> let's go back to your family. so, again, if you're just joining us, we're talking to jerry holsten. he has both a son and a daughter who attend this school in marysville, washington. he's spoken to both of his kids. his kids are okay. his son -- did your son hear the shots fired, jerry? >> you know, i don't think so. talking to him -- i believe they -- i belie

now separated the two inmates are christopher penuelez and jerry sanchez.l 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 fists and e

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componente y niÑos de fm conectado del actual gobernador, el demÓcrata jerry brown de 76 aÑos. este sueÑo posible para todos a travÉs de la educaciÓn. ha criticado que el 60% del dinero destinado a las escuelas no llega a los salones de clase y propone cortar la burocracia poniendo dinero mano de los planteles destacando su apoyo a las escuelas tipo charter que son pÚblicas. >> quiero dale a los padres elecciones si quiere asegurar que todos los muchachos tengan una buena educaciÓn y que cada persona que quiera ir a la universidad tengan la oportunidad pero muchos muchachos no estÁn terminando las escuelas. necesitamos un sistema educativo que funcione para todos nuestros muchachos y muchachas. >> propone restaurar las escuelas tÉcnicas que han sido fuertemente criticada por discriminar contra estudiantes de grupos minoritarios ya que presentan la totalidad de estudiar carreras fÁciles para los que pagan poco pero esto serÍa una oportunidad para que de otra forma que la frase. en materia de economÍa dice que la prueba de que el estado dorado tiene polÍticas anticuadas es claro

. >> crammer, and jerry seinfeld, back together? you know it has got to be good when these two are together, coming up, in the trend. >> i wish that were a real thing, back on a show. they were good. >> oh, yeah. >> good day it is friday october 24th, 2014. >> you have fix your hair for 5:00 o'clock hour. we are good to go. >> yes. >> sue, your hair always looks good. >> well, thanks to hot rollers and hair spray. >> today with this wind. >> but today, compared to yesterday and day before with all the rain. so, maybe hold on to your hat a little bit because we have gusty breezes around but as you can see here the rain is gone. a few clouds lingering as satellite picture there, temperatures, mid 50's for many of us here this morning we never made it out of the mid 50's yesterday but some 40's here and there like millville, atlantic city and up in the mountains these temperatures could be a as much as 4 degrees milder then they were yesterday, depend on where they are. wind are kicking up, up in the mountains, 24 miles an her sustain

. >>> today jerry brown signed a ban on plastic bags. the law will be phased in starting in july of next year. the state is following the lead set by san francisco. >> hello. >> reporter: one thing to temper the planet. >> they're made from recycled resin. >> reporter: when it comes to plastic bags. >> would you like a bag? >> reporter: started buying back recycled plastic. san francisco was the first mayor city to ban plastic bags seven years ago. today governor brown signed a bill banning them statewide. >> we were thrilled. >> reporter: purcell the director of the environment. >> it's not as much how much of a landfill is or is not filled with plastic bags it's where plastic bags end up instead. >> reporter: there are 13 million plastic bags distributed in california each year. many of them end up in landfills, or in our oceans. one of every 10 items picked up in beach clean ups is a plastic bag. >> this is straw. >> emblematic of plastic bags, you don't see any more in china town. forgetting a reusable bag is a stigma. and the plasti

.' >> reporter:the reverend jerry donner, associate pastor at san jose's greater st.ohn's baptist church, is convinced he, along with his wife and daughter, are all suffering the effects of consuming tap water tainted with the e coli bacteria. >> reporter: rev jerry donner >>'.i left work early on friday and wasn't sure why i was feeling like this until i found out later there was something in the water.me and my wife >>both went to the hospital and got checked out and we are now awaiting some test results.' >> reporter:while he is grateful for the bottled water being provided to he and his neighbors, donner says coping with the boil water notice is one thing, but doing so when ill is making life very difficult. >> reporter:rev jerry donner >>'.we are being inconvenienced, we can't shower before work, we have to a friend's house to shower now and they're not offering to take care of us >>so i really don't know what to do.' >> reporter:donner lives here on sydney court, where the tap waterstill testing positive for bacteria, even as crews continue >> reporter:flushing

. >> jerry is angry, they waited so long to notify the 300 homes and businesses in the area about the contamination, including milpitas christian school, and jerry and another neighbor confirmed notices were put on front doors after 11 o'clock on friday night. some, including this school did not learn until saturday morning. >> i have two country children. they took baths that morning. before they knocked on the door. they were nonchalant about it. and i asked if they could bring their child to my house and take a bath. >> they said they have only had three complaints but chris said his family has been sick and jerry said three and his wife went to the hospital on saturday for nausea and vomit asking diarrhea. >> you need to let people know, you need a better system in place, you need something in place so people can find out when the water is contaminated. it is negligence on their part. negligence. >> the san jose water spokesman said after this is done they will sit down and go over their protocol and evaluate protocols. they hope to have the contamination cleared out by friday we

who has a great relationship with jerry yang. jerry yang will be the king-maker i think if a deal is ever conducted. i have by the way no inside information on this but jerry yang is a key player as the cofounder of yahoo! and marisa is a key talent and she has her back up against the wall. there is no future in display ads and mobile as was pointed out a moment ago is still, they have a very small market share. so i wouldn't rule out thinking about what combination, what is the win-win for alibaba, what is the win-win for yahoo!? maria: it is great analysis. i guess the question is, where is the strength at yahoo! right now, charles payne? with the core business what is her big shot? >> i think they have to buy a business to have a big shot. what will they do with all the alibaba cash? listen you have starboard pressuring them not to make anymore acquisitions. you gist spent billion dollars with zero growth but everybody is champing at the bit. instant growth, instant change of dynamics of your company. alibaba buying yahoo!? i

. >>> today jerry brown signed a ban on plastic bags. the law will be phased in starting in july of next year. the state is following the lead set by san francisco.

turns out the president is someone jerry knowings. >> jerry, you've heard of netflix and hulu. >> oh,e very popular. >> well, we're not. it's because we're being held down by snap and pop. now, either we limb nate them or go down with them. >> i'm very confused. >> so am i. is that where cramer went? is that what happened to him? >> ceo of crackle. >> all right. this is "first look" on msnbc. "way too early" with thomas roberts starts right now. have a great friday. >>> today testing confirmed that a patient here in new york city had tested positive for ebola. the patient is now here in bellevue hospital. we want to state at the outset, there is no reason for new yorkers to be alarmed. >> a new york city doctor diagnosed with ebola after returning from west africa. we'll go live to bellevue hospital for the very latest. >>> t-minus 11, just days to go until the 2014 midterms. polls show many races are too close to call. >>> and another edition of "between two ferns." this time zach galifianakis interviews a well-known actor he calls bradley pitts. joe is here. this is "way too early."

tonight meet jerry swift. if you ever wanted to be your own boss meet with jerry.he started women's business development center two decades ago. she helps women owned businesses 2,000 a year. >> startup business owners have a tendency to want to be up eyre women and do everything and they need to understand that they have to invest in advice. they neat to be able to ask for help and they don't know everything. >> her company help them generate 7,000. if you want to hear more of my interview and find out more speeds of our downloads so our internet isnternet was fast. but, our uploads are half the speeds of our downloads so our internet is really half-fast. so half-fast. someone did a half-fast job of posting our vacation pics. when i post my slow jams, i'm a little half-fast. totally half-fast. stop living with half-fast internet. only verizon fios comes with speedmatch - uploads as fast as downloads. so his homework won't be so half-fast. that is up to him. party on people! blinds to go's 60th anniversary sale continues celebrating with 20% off the entire store. y

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

and it turns out the president is someone jerry knows. >> jerry, you've heard of netflix, and hulu. >popular. >> well, we're not. it is because we're being held down by snap and pop. now either we are living with them or we go down with them. >> i'm very confused. >> and two months after the death of robin williams, his daughter revealed this new tattoo, a simple hummingbird with her dad's birth date. >>> and halle berry is launching a line. when asked if she would model the creations, she said, quote, maybe one day. she's just beautiful. there is no way around that. >> yes, so hopefully the lingerie line will live up to it. if she was the one modeling it, we would get a couple more eyeballs, just a guess. >> people would buy a lot more, absolutely. >>> i'm dara brown, this is "early today." we hope it is your first stop of the day on nbc. >> i would. >> you would. ah! come on! let's hide in the attic. no. in the basement. why can't we just get in the running car? are you crazy? let's hide behind the chainsaws. smart. yeah. ok. if you're in a horror movie, you make poor decisions. it'

jerri, good to see you. see you in an hour and 23 minute. >> grill heeds -- grilled cheeses for you. >> the people behind you will be very interested to have those. thank you, gerri. on the fox business network. so. >>> a young girl donated her hair to charity but is now being bullied, and that her school isn't -- sher says her school isn't doing enough to stop it. ten-year-old girl from dayton, ohio, donated 14-inched of her hair to wigs for kids. that's an organization that makes wigs for children who have cancer. her mother says kids from her charter school immediately started harassing her about her short hair. >> things like, she wants to be a boy, she is ugly now, just a lot of hurtful things. >> the mom says she has approached the school's principal and he told her the girl needs to toughen up. she claims the school has not done enough to protect her daughter. >> i'm disappointed that it wasn't taken seriously, and i don't really know who to trust anymore. >> oh, there's a lot of justin bieber going o

grocer jerry casciaro's daughters, julia and joanne. i think some people would say, "you're putting up $25,000 for somebody who works for them. not a family member but an employee." >> because, you know, the carricks needed it. they didn't have the money. we were desperate to try and find what happened to him. >> reporter: the carricks and the casciaro's, two of johnsburg's most well-known families. friendly for nearly 20 years. almost half of the carrick kids had worked at val's. i understand you have a picture of him in your wallet. >> yeah, definitely. >> reporter: can you show me? >> sure. >> reporter: so, this is some 12 years later -- >> this is a beautiful kid. >> reporter: -- you're still carrying this picture in your wallet. >> right. >> of this young man who worked with you as a stock boy. >> right. right. >> reporter: high do you carry his picture with you? >> because, to me, he was like a son. >> reporter: an early break in the missing persons case revealed blood evidence in and around the grocery store produce cooler, news

ben and jerry revised the idea of using a pint for ice cream. it sounds like it comes right off the farm. almost all of our dairy is still in soley in customary measures. when you realize it is engrained in people's mind is when you buy in a whole unit. not just buying 14 ounces of something. you are buying a pint or quarter or half gallon of it. if it is just 14 ounces or it is .46 millilitters we may no attention to it. -- mililitters -- this was the only cooler i could borrow with inches and centimeters on it. and anyone know why theas there is a ruler on top of the growler? i think the metric system has a name and customary measures is had first time i have heard a name. >> it is awful we don't have any good name to our system. i think when people review the book they have not read it when they call it emperil measures. a pint in imperil measures is difference. if you have been in a pub in england and you are getting drunker than you think it is because it is 10-15 percent more booze than you would have. the most metric thinking state in the

jerry sandusky, of course, the former assistant football coach at penn state was convicted of molesting ten boys. the former coach is serving a 30 to 60-year prison sentence. the freeh report concluded that head coach joe paterno and other administrators concealed facts about sandusky's abuse of children to avoid bad publicity. >> this board is divided on its own, each and every one of us, view of our sacred past. there are different versions of that on this board and are two very different viewpoints, indeed. >> now, the board did okay a resolution that said it would monitor ongoing legal proceedings related to the case. >>> now to the atlantic city casino crisis. there is help this morning for former employees of one of atlantic city's shuttered casinos. a joint union management health care fund is giving two months of extended insurance coverage to workers at the taj mahal casino resort. unite here health says it took action because of what it called unprecedented times in atlantic city. the taj mahal got a bankruptcy judge earlier this month to approve canceling its union contracts,

brown says forget about that. >> i'm here to endorse -- >> reporter: governor jerry brown said it loud and clear. his pick for number one in the oakland mayor's race is former staffer, libby schaaf. >> she's a down-to-earth person. she has a lot of common sense. she's done good things on the city council. >> i am so excited to bring back to oakland government that jerry brown, roll up your sleeves, get some stuff done energy for oakland. >> what matters is the votes of oakland residents. >> reporter: the candidate who polls show is leading the race to be oakland's next mayor, rebecca caplan, says she's not focused on what her rivals are doing. >> my concern is not what the other candidates are doing but making sure we are doing our work to make clear to the people of oakland that i am committed to a safe city with economic opportunity for all. >> reporter: while schaaf was picking up the governor's blessing, another top contender, joe timmon, was going door-to-door, trying to gain favor with residents in east oakland. >> she's a friend and congratulations to her for getting that. i thi

as jerry brown is cruising relection...wing some of his juice behind on the candidates in oakland's >>> good evening, i'm veronica de la cruz. >> i'm ken bastida. new at 6:00, phil on how it could be a game changer. >> that's because there's a huge undecided vote here in oakland. although everyone is rubbing pretty tight -- running pretty tight, there's a front runner out there. so today, he decided to go in hopes of making some points. he's the story. >> they stepped in to endorse their former aid and current councilwoman in the hopes that they would hp break out of the very crowded pack who will be looking to replace. >> she is a down to earth person with a lot of common sense. >> i'm so excited to bring back to oakland government that jerry brown, roll up your sleeves, get some stuff done energy. >> reporter: but they will need more than just energy. a recent kpix survey u.s.a. poll of likely voters had them running neck and neck with the current mayor and the state professor. but still far behind councilwoman rebecca ca

said jerry says mr. president, larry works for "the new yorker" and he recently wrote a piece about scientology. i found that most intriguing. [laughter] worldwide turns around and says since when did you start reading "the new yorker"? the fourth carat are suddenly appeared in my mind. i needed somebody who could talk to jimmy carter like that. when parker was born in the house next-door to. they've known each other for almost a century and they still have a vital and interesting relationship. brooklyn was especially helpful to me. for one thing, i learned of camp david was her idea. carter had put a lot of energy into trying to create an international summit in geneva. but the truth is that was doomed from the beginning. the geopolitical forces that were a work were never going tonight that a success. and he in roseland were at camp david. she said why don't you just bring them here? so in many respects, she is beyond the knowledge.correct this peace treaty. it was in some ways her inspired idea that b

i want to get to jerry brown. look what the guy did. he's saying we have to find a way to get to dangerous people. you may have a crazy person in your family who has too many guns. it could be any group. hard right or hard left. you can go to a judge and say i want a restraining order. this person shouldn't have a gun anymore. they can take it and they can fight it. at least there's a procedure for keeping guns out of the people who their relatives know are unstable and dangerous. >> i saw bravo to jerry brown. i know the conventional wisdom is that he is a little different. but i'll tell you. and already the people, you know, there are people saying this is horrible. it is going to take away the rights of law abiding citizens. what about the rights of victims? they have that gentleman out in california last year. his parents tried to get help. they were unable to get help. they could have saved lives. this might put a dent in some instances of domestic violence and other issues. congress would sort of emulate that. would you take cars

they take the bullet and jerry parr saved ronald reagan's life.e'll be back with more from the round table. we'll talk about mitt romney. i think romney is really on the edge of seeing a wide open opportunity to win that nomination. we'll be right back, a place for politics. (male announcer) it's happening. today, more and more people with type 2 diabetes are learning about long-acting levemir®, an injectable insulin that can give you blood sugar control for up to 24 hours. and levemir® helps lower your a1c. levemir® is now available in flextouch® - the only prefilled insulin pen with no push-button extension. levemir® lasts 42 days without refrigeration. that's 50% longer than lantus®, which lasts 28 days. today, i'm asking about levemir® flextouch. (female announcer) levemir® is a long-acting insulin, used to control high blood sugar in adults and children with diabetes and is not recommended to treat diabetic ketoacidosis. do not use levemir® if you are allergic to any of its ingredients. the most common side effect is low blood sugar, which ma

and often i sat at home watching 49ers with jerry rice. i'm a real football geek. >> with the internet and in the beginning, in the network, they got a few games and mainly playoffs. >> the games are normally finishing around midnight. that means they got work the next day and you have to time the day quite well. i made sure i prepared and i'm free every saturday and sunday throughout january. my girlfriend knows she is not going to see me on a sunday night. >> after catching up on sleep, they have to catch up on understandings of the games that the americans had been playing since the mid-1800s. >> we are a little bit behind the americans if you like. they can play from the time they are very, very small over here. they start playing at 16 years old. a lot of people get into the sport. >> the nfl started off and to support it, it was very hard to have the fans. huh to upon research and doing your own research and grew your love of the game. you felt close to the 49ers. that was your world. you can disappear into it and you can follow and

. >> they will be meeting with jerry brown hoping they would back them so the rest of the nation canlow, one of those recommendations is mandating a buddy system. two nurses to one ebola patient. >> so somebody is watching you so wait, wait, stop. >> other is hazmat suits in hands on training programs. this is after those at text health health sas apologized on how they handled the ebola situation. >>> nurses plan to hold a rally to demand new safety standards. >>> hillary will be back for a power lunch. this is in san francisco. it's a $500 minimum donation just to get into the door. >>> san francisco is expanding their gunshot detection sensors. they have been using this technology since 2008. another 35 sensors are going up on power poles around town. when pgne demanded $1,500 per pole for installation, they agreed to drop the fee to $300 and put up the sensors right away. >>> there's new discussion on a mystery investor. they have been trying to get a deal on going on a massive sports complex at the colosseum site. the project is extremely pricey and they would need to agree on i

governor jerry brown signed a law that makes retailers obligated to help you out. the law is inspired by the massive data breach in target stores. this new law prohibits the sale of social security numbers and also makes retailers offer consumers protection if there is a breach. >> it is a gateway to personal information about an individual. if someone can buy your social security number, then they often have ready access to who you are, where you live, where you bank, where you shop, what credit cards you have, all your personal identifiable information. >> this new law will take effect january 1st. >>> the hottest real estate market in silicon valley these days is squarely on the peninsula. one trade group finds home prices are up 24% this year compared to last year at the same time. among other silicon valley cities, cupertino a distant second. atherton. >>> the market here is truly off the charts. >> it's crazy. >> it really is. >>> coming up, does misery love company? new evidence that people are looking for unhappy updates on facebook and they're also using t